Texas stock conditions worsen amid shortages and cattle movement
A Texas stockman told Willard Wright that cattle suffer from poor nourishment, with many dying and survivors unfit for market. He cited Arizona’s better prices and rainfall, noting mules for Pacific shipment and ongoing large cattle movement despite conditions. Prices in Texas average around six dollars per head, while Arizona offers twenty one to twenty three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Willard Wright
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Mc Wright
Chief Azul Dies as Longtime Pima Leader Laid to Rest
The Citizen reports Azul chief of the Pima and head of the Fumae has died weeks ago at Bacaton. A white haired patriarch who guided his people for over forty years was laid to rest. He advised restraint during earlier clashes, preventing revolts and saving lives.
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Azal Aoatn
Fumae
Azul
Bacaton
Elf Azul
Demurrer Sustained in Important Banking Case
Attorneys Nesle and OConnell returned from Phoenix where they opposed the suit of T Lakin as receiver for the First National Bank of Bisbee against the bonding company. Eddlemss and Nolan, president and cashier, faced a $40 000 claim. Neale for the bonding company argued general charges. the demurrer was sustained and twenty days were given to file a new complaint. Depositors watch closely as the case could yield a generous percentage on their bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nesle
J M O'Connell
Bieber
Phoenix
T Lakin
Firettional Bank of Bisbee
Eddlemss and Nolan
Neale
Bonding
Attrneys
Eddleman
Entomologist Morill Reports on Territory Conditions
Entomologist Morill of the Horticultural Commission has filed a lengthy report on entomological conditions in the territory with recommendations for the commission work. Prepared for the November meeting, it covers all crops with emphasis on citrus pest matters in Florida and California where nursery stock is sourced. Arizona stockmen are holding their invention in Phoenix this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AW Morill
Aniiopa Horticultural Commission
Florida
California
Twenty Three New Lawyers Admitted to State Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court admitted twenty three more lawyers by examination and motion, breaking records. Each paid a 10 fee to Clerk Tritle and received certificates. Names include John C Gung’s, Douglas R C Henry, L F Vaughn, Harry E Pikett, and many others across Globe, Tucson, Phoenix, Mesa, Holbrook, Nogales, Parker, and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Gung
Douglas RC Henry
Globe
LF Vaughn
Danesa
Harry E Pikett
Tombstone
LO Mardy
Tucson
W J Galbraith, Jr
MJ Doughersy
Mesa
Gerald Jones
Tucs
Official Records and Assignments Across Arizona Schedules
County records list mortgage assignments and trust deeds involving NE Warnekroe to Harry Andrews and Edward T Lofgren to Arizona Savings & Investment Co, with land in section 31. Receipts cover Leadville Townsite Leasing & Mining Co mining deed and various water appropriation actions near Dos Cabezas. A pending docket details Sacklin vs Hart with assignee Blake reporting asset values and proposed discharge. Pump equipment shipments for TCM Co advance toward the 80 percent level, with future consignments expected. Bell in Phoenix seeks $481,000 from United States Fidelity and Guaranty as surety on Firet Natural Bank officers bond.
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Warnekroe
Harry Andrews
John
Jeabel Richards
Warnok
Wm M Griffith
Arizona Savings & Investment Co
H Wadleigh
Edward T Lofgren
Arizona Savings & Investmet Co
Bell
Phoenix
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Firet Natural Bank of Bisbee
Defunet
Tailings Case Sees Supreme Court Grant More Time
Tuesday morning the Supreme Court heard multiple motions including a request to continue the suspension of an injunction in the Tailings case from Graham county. The farmers of the Upper Gila valley sued R ams Copper and others over tailings discharges harming crops and land, with the lower court injunction suspended pending new disposal plans. The motion for more time was granted. Cochise county attorneys EL Turner John Gung's HL Pekett DM Hunsster Tomtetoue were admitted to practice in the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Trief Seaon
Suprem Court
Graham County
Upper
Gila Valley
Rams Copper Company
Uising
Clifton and
Marendt
Eattram
Gila
Supreme Court
Cochise County
Bar Association
EL Turner
John Gung
Douglas
HL Pekett
DM Hunsster
Tomtetoue
Prominent Figures Indicted in Prescott Gambling Case
Northern Arizona headlines report the grand jury indictment of Barney Smith Prescott city council member Belcher and others for openly violating the 1907 gambling law. Indicted are Smith Belcher Bob Birch Wit Stone and Fred Merritt who pled guilty while others posted 100 bonds awaiting trial November 11 before Judge E Doe. The case stems from Prescott attempts to reopen gambling as fare roulette blackjack and craps were run openly provoking public outcry and even calls for militia and martial law.
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Arizons
Little Ole
Yarspat
Barney Smith
Board of Supervisors
New Belcher
Memeber
Prescott
Smith
Belcher
Bob Birch
Wit Stone
Fred Merritt
Merritt
E. Doe
Doe
Prescots
Solar
Eevera
Govenor Siena
Bloomer Girls May Visit Tombstone
The Boston Bloomer Girl team may come to Tombstone though the exact game date awaits announcement. The squad includes few men and previously visited the town to fanfare, drawing strong male fan support for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomer
Tombstone
Boston Bloomer
Bloomer Girls
Globe Girl Awarded Damages in Beck Case
Miss Charlotse Jaim, badly injured months ago by Mrs Margery Beck, received $4330 in damages Monday at Globe. Judge Nave presided. plaintiffs lawyer was George R Bill for the defendants. Damages split $2500 against Mrs Beck personally and $1830 against her and Chas.e Beck Mine Palos. A separate note mentions the ore bin at the North Star mine in Yuma county being destroyed Sunday morning.
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Charlotse Jaim
Margery Beck
Wos
Globe
Beck
Chas
E Beck Mine Palos
Nave
George R Bill
North Star
Yuma County
Greatuday
Territorial items of interest condensed
A fragmented Arizona news roundup notes US events and local happenings. Mentions University of Arizona versus Phoenix High School in a minor game, an $75 robbery at AE Gillard drug store in Winslow, and Arturo Morales visiting Arizona from Guaymas. Reports on mining talks, bank cashier appointments, October copper output, and planned mining code work in Phoenix. Local court and crime items include a jail break at Douglas and a broken jaw from a dental accident.
Tombstone Emerges as Pythian Home Site Candidate
Tombstone trustees push for the Pythian Home with a planned 25 000 dollar expansion and a donation of a dock of ground from Et Gage. The selection panel led by B Hatton includes Al Matthews and Jon Hamilton with Grand Keeper John Loper. Two sites are considered Tombstone and Yavapai territory counties Yavapai and Graham expected to contribute. The move has strong backing from Tombstone officials and Arizona Knights, following renewed discussion at the Grand Lodge in Phoenix reported by the Phoenix Democrat.
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Knights of Pything
Virgona
Arauna
Tonbetone
al Mattiews
Vce
Jon Hamilton
Kingmon
Grand Keeyst
Phoenex
Tombe J
Yana Ttae
Yavapai
Graham
B Hattich
Board of Trustere
Tombetne
Et Gage
Hattich
Arizona
Grand Lodge of the Eythi
Phowars
Phoenix
Indians Fight Stock Thieves Across Boundary Lines
Navajo Indians on adjacent reservations face heavy horse thefts as rustlers drive stock across the boundary into New Mexico. Officials plan to brand horses with a tribal mark to curb losses and establish tamper-free records, while recognizing some horses cross back and forth under false brands.
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Bouchsey
Suervaore
Aganetes
New Mexico
Boundary Line
Cochise County Exhibit at the Fair
The Phoenix Democrat reports Cochise county plants its first agricultural display at the territorial fair. Previously only mineral shows, led by Copper Queen Mining at Bisbee, appeared, but County Commissioner Oscar K Golofoochie arranged a broad agricultural exhibit praised as creditable and promotional for Cochise and southern Arizona.
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The
Phoenix Democrat
Cochise
Cochise County
Horetshre
Cochie County
Copper Queen
Bisbee
Oscar K Golofoochiee
Immigration officers hold ten witnesses at boundary line
Phoenix dispatch reports immigration officers detaining ten witnesses along the boundary while ten of forty five men allegedly brought from Mexico by Grant Brothers, rail road contractors, face alien contract labor law violations.
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Phoenix Dispatch
Mexico
Grant Brother
Morales Charged Over Cheque Forgery in Smelter City
Manuel Morales of Douglas faced a formal hearing after taking twenty five dollars from a woman in the Smelter city by presenting a cheque for forty five dollars. Morales claimed it was a joke but the judge treated the case seriously, with a six month penalty imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Morales
Douglas
Morales
Tombstone News Brief: Local Officials Absent and Events Ahead
Tombstone faces a two day gap without a commuting justice as Justice of the Peace Daniel McFerland and ALG are reportedly tied to a Phoenix matter. Mayor Wentworth asserts authority. several residents travel, attend court, and plan visits. The new picture show opens Monday with The Wonders of Nature and other acts. admission 19 cents for children. Lawrence Woolery returns, property ventures resume, and AV Noyes returns from Lexas to Tombstone. Father Davat to visit on the 12th. The Board of Supervisors notes progress. Deputy Ray Saca broadcasts two prisoners, one for obtaining money under pretense. Boosting sermons to be given by Rev Breckenridge. Arizona varsity beats Newex Agricultural 6–0 in El Paso.
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Lombstone
Justice of the
Daniel McFerland
Poenix
Wentworth
Schu Flelin Hell
Te Southwestern Amusement Company
Aruona
Bob
Betz
Tombstone
Ray Saca
Douglas
Manuel Masques
Antonio Mulna
Wow Breckenridge
Presbyterian Church of
Tucson
Residents and Visitors Busy in Tombstone Area
Friday’s Daily reports Chas McDonald returning from Bisbee with several days of visits to Mrs AA Hopkins and friends. Tempe and Phoenix visitors noted, including Kev Henediet and Kalamazoo’s Tombe stone guest Bert Trott. Coal deliveries and Barrowdale coal car arrivals, a Bisbee wedding, revived Tombstone band, early electric plant activity, and county fair plans mark a busy Arizona scene.
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Are Chas McDonald
Bisbee
Are
AA Hopkins
William B Cleary
Kev Henediet
Phoenix
Gua Valley Globe & Northern Railway holds annual stockholders meeting
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Gua Valley Globe & Northern Railway Company will be held at the wheel the company Tucson Ariz on Wednesday December 8th 1909 at 2 oclock p m for the election of a board of directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly be before the meeting Dated Tucson Arizona this third day of November 190 Cuas E Wak en Secretary
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Gua Valley, Globe & Northern Railway Company
Tucson, Ariz
Zoclek P.m
Tucson
Arizona
Waken
Sseretary
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Arend
Demurrer
Entomolgist
Morill
Mont
Landers
Lise Gibson
James Jaatte
Leadville Townsite Leasing & Min Co
Ascot Copper Co
Dos Cabezas PO
Moore
Lis Pendess
EJ Sacklin
Wehart Et al
Ed M Blake
Sarkis
Jose Dominguez
TCM Co
Universty of
Phoenix High School
Capital City
AE Gillard
Winslow
Arturo Morales
Guayma
Pradie
Helvetia Mining Company
Boston
Old Dominion
Meurer
Bieboe
Elbridge W Graves
Cemter Ant
Consolidated National Bank of Tucson
Wall Auoceed L . Hanks
Fat National Bank of
Los Angeles Chamber of Mines
Mining Code
Tuccson
Phoen x Democrat
Dit
Prastocrm
Charlie Moore
Roosevelt Dam
Eck
TC Ja Es
First Baptist Ehurch
Tuce
el Paso
Pasteur Institute
Robert Franks
Lyvell
Paul Luke
Ce Murphy's Court
Franks
Nioie
Franke
Vibe Simpson
Revenue
Rick Fat
Wondira
Nature
Sebi Felin Tall
Wm Banett
Karbank
Charles Howe
Bisbie
George Bravin
Ingeippe
JE Newbury
Courtland
Les Douglas
Ature
Douglas Hae
Lawrence Woslery
Mr Woolery
Tui
Congoland
Mra Woolery
Win Holmes
Leadville Mining Co
Holmes
van Gabriel
Cal
AV Noyes
Coe County
Lexas
Mr Noyes
Father Davat
Nogales
Tompstone
Massroom
T U'Eluck
H E Berner
Berner
Aanger
Arizone
Agricultural College
el Pau Sacure
Sam Pedro
Bieben West
Meek
Bot Wrge Trott
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Tombestone
H Eckerman
Trott
S . Parrowdale
Cnap
Barrowdale
Lot Secu Pt
Belle Mallen
Wath Dy
Bushee
Tembstone
Swain
Bisber
Hotel de White
Trinidad
Tombstone City
Passaic
Arizona Copper Shipping Mines Company
Dragoon
Cochica County
Pecos
County Fair
Adams Hotel
Avon County Fair Commins Sonrre Association
Goll
Oscar K Goll
Tombetone
H Cole
Yume County
J Hrsenberg
Kingman
Mohave County
Ben-un
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