Statehood Convention Debates Salaries and Prohibition Issues
Proceedings cover Proposition 62 on salaries for state and county officers, votes on abolishing the fee system, and judiciary reforms. The convention advances supreme court and county judge provisions, considers prohibition and equal suffrage poses, with delays on education and sanitary matters amid anticipated public vote. Governor Sloan plans a Washington trip within thirty days to seek funding and outcomes.
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Keegan of
Gill
Scea
United States
Coconino
California Superior Court
Wea
Cochise
Conningham
Parsons
Manisipilitiee
Additional appropriation for convention expenses approved
The Democrat reports a $50 000 extra appropriation by 45 press to cover the second convention meeting and the election under the second constitution adopted. Verification from Governor Sloan was not secured, though the facts are stated as learned today.
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Sloan
New Court Cases Span Estates and Guardianships
New cases in both courts include estate matters with final accounts approved and part distributions to widows, adoptions and name changes, appointments of administrators and guardians, and several divorce actions. Names include Morris, Gird, Medigovich, Rodellegas, Welch, Meddox, Grace, and Porter. Court actions cover estates guardianships and divorces.
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Wm E Morris
Williams, Jr
Mary Morrie
Lari Gird
Edward J Kelly
Loughran Henry
Louise Henry
Worthy Eprec
Ethel E Stoner
Lucien Eugene
Lucille Emma Stoner
Epigmenio Rodellegas
Frank Bauer
Patrick Welch
L J. Moore
Helen
Marko
Ella Medigovich
Ets M Medigovich
Minora
Geo N Meddox
Anna A Maddox
Herman G Grace
Mary Cherry Grace
M Corovieh
la. m
Martinvich
Toivo Paatane
Anton Toikanter
Abraham Jun
Letters to Be Returned in Five Days Rule
The post office issues a ruling that letters without return instructions will be sent back to writers within five days if not delivered. Previously such mail stayed up to thirty days, clogging the system. returns on ten or twenty days will be held for that period per postal authorities.
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Poet Office Department
Postofice
Will Study Ruins of Arizona and Mexico
Delegated by the American Museum of Natural History, Dr HJ Spinden and colleagues conduct investigations into ruins in Mexico Central America Arizona and New Mexico. Spinden, Harvard graduate and Peabody Museum contributor, is mapping operations in Mexico and will give Maya art lectures.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Mexico
Central America
Arizona
New Mexico
HJ Spinden
Guadalajara
Spinden
Harvard University
Peabody Museum
Miller & Goll Dissolved in Cocliving County Arizona
Notice that the firm Miller & Goll dissolved by mutual consent on November 19 1910. The business will be continued by John L. Miller and Oscar K Goll as the new active partners. First publish November 13 1910.
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Miller & Goll
County Recorder
Coclive County
Arizona
John LC. Miller
Oscar K.goll
Pab
District Court Doings and Naturalization Day Highlights
Naturalisation day at the district court saw 16 applicants receive citizenship certificates under Special Examiner Jones. Other cases include Eckert pleading guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and a $400 fine, grand larceny cases, murder trials, and numerous jury selections with upcoming dates through January.
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CH Eckert
Bowie
Eckert
Renaud
Courtland Tee Co
Los Angeles Trust & Savings Reckve International Gen Co
Espee Brakeman Loses an Arm in Tucson Incident
Benjamin A Coultas, a freight brakeman from Benson, was brought to St. Marys hospital in Tucson after a rail accident. His right arm was amputated and doctors fear his right leg may be lost next. He was knocked down on the track as a train passed over him and was rescued in time to avert death.
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Tucson
Benjamin A Coultas
Lee Lodge
Benson
St. Mary's Hospital
Benson Yarde
Many Money Orders Issued in Arizona
Arizona post offices handle more money order business per capita than any other state, with 201 offices. In fiscal year 1910, domestic money orders totaled 951,857 with value 3,551,670.45, yielding 25,203.43 in fees. Personal orders issued 17,154 valued at 537,152.71, earning 4,000. Foreign orders paid were 666 totaling 21,999.98.
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Arizona
Union
Postoffice Depo
Arizon
New Mexico
Eester
Department
Arizons
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adapts Old Cure Claim
A vintage ad promises a cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by Kwan Manvi wholesale druggists in Toledo. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers testimonials, and lists a 75 cent price per bottle with nationwide availability.
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Warpina
Kwan
Tombstone News Briefs On Local Conductor And Visitors
Conductor Sorrells takes charge on the Tombstone branch during Conductor Davey’s temporary absence. Rev. H A Deck leaves for Tempe to attend Congregational churches convention. Geo Davy travels to Los Angeles after his wife’s ill health. Arrowhead Springs to be tried next. Deputies Hicks and J C Hancock testify in the Sands case. Forest Supervisor in town as witness. Zachau, brother of Bere nart Zachau, notes Uncle Sam looks better than Emperor Nik. A postcard to the "Gasoline Detective" is delivered to Deputy Sheriff Ray Swain. Mrs M S Meyers visits Tombstone. Mrs Alvin Sonda summoned as court witness. E B Wallace arrives from the copper camp for county business. Sheriff Jack White returns from San Antonio on official matters. Major George H Kelly travels to Benson to meet his wife returning from Santa Barbara. Frank L Fowler moves ore shipments to El Paso. absent about a week.
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Sands
Wimensee
Clarence May
Geo. Moore
Hart
Slaughter Ve Kelly
James Howell
Sorrells
el Paso
Tombstone
the &. Pd 8
Davey
H A. Deck
Tempe
Congregational Churches of
Geo Davy
Los Angeles
Arrowhead Springs
Fraday
Chiricahua Forest Ia
Sande
Mr Zachau
Berenart Zachau
Ralp Cameron Wu Hill
Sam
Emperor Nic
George H. Kelly
Consolidated Printing & Publishing Company
Tombatone
Benson
Santa Barbara
California
Are
Oil Discovery Near Bowie Sparks Search for Claims
A ward reported oil struck this morning on a cattle ranch about eight miles from Bowie, triggering a district-wide rush as men from across the county hunt for claims. The sand is said to be rich and productive, with hopes it may rival Oklahoma's Green Pool in quality and quantity.
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Tombstone
Bowie
Green Pool
Oklahoma
Judge Stilwell Visiting Tombstone
Attorney W H Stilwell of Phoenix arrives from the capitol city. He was Cochise county first judge when the county separated from Pima in 1880s and will stay several days for district court business. Frank Hereford, Tucson attorney, is recovering in a Los Angeles hospital after stomach cancer surgery.
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W. H. Stilwell
Phoenix
Capitol City
Stilwell
Cochise County
Pima County
Tombstone
Frank Hereford
Tucson
Los Angeles Hosspital
Local officials and visitors gather in Bisbee area
Chairmen A H Gardner of the Republican central committee departs for Hieber on brief business. Harry Henderson a noted E P W engineer visits from Douglas for court matters. Deputy Rey Sain and Hubert DuVal join official travel to Mishoe and Casa Grande for investigations.
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A. H. Gardner
Republican Central
Hieber
Harry Hdderson
E. P
8. W
Iam
Douglas
Ladies Aid Bazaar Set for December Dates
The Ladita Aid Society of the Congregational church plans a big bazaar on December 9 and 10 at the Peoples Cash Store building corner Fifth and Allen. Donations flood in as preparations begin to ensure Christmastime gifts reach buyers. C L Cummings donates venue and Madiaco Brown provides lighting for the event.
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Ladita’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Sre
C. L. Cummings
Peoples
Fifth and
Alen
Madiaco & Brown
EP & SW to Tucson and Phoenix via Southwest Route
El Paso Times reports General Manager H J Simmons of the EP&SW railroad, returning from Chicago after a managers conference, says the line will not extend to the Pacific coast but may build toward Tucson and Phoenix pending surveys. Several surveyors are in the field seeking the best route.
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el Paso Times
H J Simmons
EP48
Western Railroads
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Mr. Simmons
Tucson
Phoenix
Toceon
Corpe
Tucton
Revolution Nipped In the Bud
Reported Mexican revolt appears widespread with arrests in Cananea yesterday and further details suggest a large scope beyond the interior of the republic. The article notes arrests in that camp on Wednesday and implies notable activity related to the alleged revolution.
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Mexico
Republic
Cananea
Committs death by own action Before Moving Train
Coroners jury verdict finds an unknown man deliberately walked into the path of an approaching Sunset Limited train near Bowie. The engineer sounded the whistle. the man continued walking and was struck, dying on impact. Train crew exonerated.
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Southern Pacific
Bowie
Thome
Horns
HR Hindman
ME Kinehalis
CE Tete AG Ward
Geo Handley
Henrich
Sunset Limited
Stein’ Pase
Oil Drilling Equipment Arrives at Vail Inn
A 43,000 pound oil drilling machinery unit valued at about $1,000 arrived at Vail Inn aboard a Reidville Oil Company wagon. William Reid, president, directed unloading and planned wagon transport to the mine, a 320 acre site, where road repairs will enable passage. He aims to reach Oll in less than 1500 feet.
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Vail Inn
Reidville Oil Company
William Reid
Vail
Senator Pickett Boosts Arizona Primary Plan
Colonel Pickett of Tombstone, longtime resident, backs a primary for U S senators. He desires no other nomination terms and supports amending radical constitutional changes to safeguard statehood. He notes Arizona must become data driven and emphasizes the climate, scenery, and people of Tombstone. Francis Hereford of Tacoma shows improvement at Locogeies hospital with hopeful recovery.
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Pickett
Tombstone
Mesa Free Press Office
United State
Arizona
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