Changes in State Asylum Administration Plan
The board of control reorganizes the state asylum for the insane. The supervisor position is abolished and the superintendent and steward will oversee wards with assistants. A second assistant physician and a steward aide are provided. Wards will be overseen by doctors and steward under a more business like system. Garment checks improve and no new issuance until condemned ref work. Further reforms planned.
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Board of Control
Arizona Reform School Seen As Magnet For Mexican Youths
Arizona Reform School draws Mexican youths from northern Sonora seeking commitment. A large group crossed near Nogales. immigration officers informed the board. Secretary Obure and Fort Grant superintendent Whipple held talks. At least one boy was deported and returned after trouble. Board leaders favored residential qualification for admission to the industrial school. Limited asylum laws leave some offenders to be housed in other states or Mexico.
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Arizons
W .M Whipple
Fort Grant
Fort
Mexico
Adventists Elect Officers For Arizona Conference
The Arizona conference of Seventh Day Adventists in Phoenix reelected Pastor George W Keaser as president yesterday. The executive board includes G W Reaser CD M Williams Clem Stump A E Earth and MA Holliter. The treasurer of the Pacific Union conference will serve as treasurer for the Arizona conference.
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Arizona
Seventh Cay Adventists
Phoenix
George W Keaser
G W Reaser
CD M Williams
Clem Stump
A E Earth
MA Holliter
Pacific Union Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Sunday In Tombstone Churches Sunday In Tombstone Churches
Sunday services and Sunday School schedules listed for multiple churches. Includes Mase, Mra Win Cavanagh, Rev. F. X. Bote, and Rev. G. L. Honexe as pastors with times for sermons, benedictions, and weekly activities. Invitations extended to attend services and Thanksgiving exercises.
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Car House
Mase
Mra Win Cavanagh
Rey
F. X
Bote
Location sought for grave of W L Hayes in Tombstone
Relatives seek the exact grave location of W L Hayes who died in the Haschues mountains around July 3 1883 and was buried in Tombstone, with details of his death linked to typhoid pneumonia. They request information on appraisers FL Moore Henry Lauderman or Fred Broner and on BL Peel the probate judge. Communicate with A E Bases 951 Fourteenth St Douglas Arizona.
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W L Hayes
Haschues Mountains
Tombstone
Deceaser
PM Tanner
Huachuca Mountains
Hayee
Mangoo
J G Barney
FL Moore
Henry Lauderman
Fred Broner
Court Cases Filed in Superior Court and Probate Proceedings
Court docket lists suit numbers 581 582 579 and 545 involving Bank of Reason veMF H E Casteneds Model Clothing Co Harrington Francie Champagne and Veesie Lemon with divorces and damages. Probate proceedings include Estate of Limon minor guardianship petition by F Lemon for letters of guardianship. Promotional coffee note appears at end praising Schilling's Best coffee quality.
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Bank of Reason
Vemf & H E
Francie Champagne
Stanie Champagne
Veesie Lemon
Clas L. Lamon
Limon
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Visiting attorneys listed include Wm Cleary 5 K Williams and J TR 3 0 Bisbee and FM Dean of Dollas. Floyd Smith returns to Tombstone after hospital stay in Bisbee for typhoid. recovering well. McSparrow Orchestra plans Thanksgiving Ball at Gage Hall. County Supt Hatching reports December 1 and 2 teacher examinations with about fifteen applicants. Master Douglas Gray heads to Douglas then El Paso to join his mother. Byron's Troubadour affair tickets at Schieffelin Dee 3 d under Tombstone City Band. 10s at Flach drug store. Miles Taxatre Tablets ad touts candy. James Lawry visits Tombstone on business. MJ Cunningham and Flannigan also in town. Bisbee’s Frank Pistonetti and Ralph Johnson arrive for Thanksgiving. Marsellino Dorame case clarified by Chief Bravio. Mexican confessed to shoot and explain. Lost or Strayed Bramble mule branded 10 on left shoulder. Rockbone mile from Huschoea station.
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Floyd Smith
Tombstone
Leon
Bisbee
McSparrow
Gage Hall
Arizona News of Interest Complex Local Briefs
Mike Rice resigns as justice of the peace at Hayden and Charles T Studley Jr. appointed to fill the vacancy. Globe cattle sale totals 125 head for 2500 dollars at Pinal Crest range. A masked highwayman failed to stop a Southern Pacific night agent in Tucson. Events recount arrests and odd incidents involving Guadalupe Martinez and Bob Sims while Mexican officials discuss U. S. government talks and Mexican politics. A note on proposed broader Arizona mining and business law reforms appears with quotes from Prof Charles Willis.
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Mike Rice
Hayden
Board of Supervisors
Charles T Studley, Jr
Tomer Dempery
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Dempsey
Hermitage Mining to Expand at Cochise Property Near Hereford
Hermitage Mining and Milling, led by Newell of Nashville, reports a promising Cochise property near Hereford with a new 59 top concentrating plant. The company has invested about $60,000 in development since optioning the group five months ago, with shipments of concentrates planned for copper smelter ties in the Huachuca mountains and Copper Queen area.
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Hermitage Mining and Milling Company
Hermitage Mining & Milling Company
Hereford
AB Newell
Nashville, Tenn
Byron's Troubadours to Perform in Tombstone Dec 3
Silver City notes Byron's Troubadours will appear in Tombstone on December 3 at the Schiettelin theatre under the auspices of the Tombstone City Band. The group, famed for harmonies and diverse tunes from sextette to ragtime, previously drew large audiences and was hosted at a reception and dance by the county community leaders.
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Byron
Tombstone
Tombstone City Band
Leity
Alex Willingia
John Debenin
Schiettelin Theatre
Sas
Toubetone
Young People of Tombstone Form Two Clubs
In Tombstone Rev and Mia Horeneas hosted a pleasant evening for about forty youths with poetry and refreshments. The gathering led to forming two clubs, one for girls and one for boys, with officers elected including Mary Holderness president and Edgar Attell president respectively. An author says to take advantage of a subscription offer ending December.
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Rev
Mia Horeneas
Tombstone
Iris Club
Mise Mary Holderness
Supreme Court Reverses Crowell Murder Appeal Doomed Trial
The Supreme Court reverses the Pinal county conviction of W J Crowell for second degree murder in the William Dobson case. The ruling grants a new trial after arguments alleging the superior court erred and that Crowell and Frank Nort were charged as principals. The lengthy fighting legal battle centers on whether Crowell influenced the fatal wound or acted independently, with Nort indicted jointly in Florence.
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Supreme Court
Arizona
Superior Court
Pinal County
Baker & Baker
Benton Dick
WJ Crowall
William Dobson
Crowell
Frank Nort
Nort
al Urder
Florence
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