Large land deal drives Prescott records in Yavapai County
Santa Fe Pacific railroad sells 1546.99 acres to Mary E Leverich of Phoenix for 18300 dollars, filed in Prescott. Hugo Richards offers 30000 to Prescott YMCA with a 435000 needed for building. A murder case at Wheat Field reservation prompts tribal justice notes. Postmasters named or reassigned across Arizona towns and Florence School adds a new teacher. Kentucky club candidates circulate with 50 signers in Tucson.
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Yavapai
Santa Fe Pecific Railroad
Mary E Leverich
Phoenix
Prescott
Bive Wrass
Tucson
Kentucky Club
Mre JC Wheat
Cure for Epilepsy After Years of Suffering
A parent recalls their daughter suffering epileptic fits for three years despite multiple doctors. After hearing of Dr Miles' Nervine, they pursued treatment hoping to restore health.
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Burden
Miles
Nervine
Court Cases Filed and Probate Proceedings You Provided
Court filings include divorces and debt suits such as Laure Bacon vs Maertio Ba and Fogene Wilson v Helen, plus Mary MO Brie v Bank of Douglas and others. Probate records list William Rowe estate, will and accounting, and various guardianship and administration petitions with hearings set for late 1913.
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Fogene Wilson
Helen Witeon
Mary Mo'briee
Bank of
Dougine
Adair
Beoad
Cochise Pioneer Dies In Courtroom
An 80 year old Cochise pioneer Mrs Waddell fainted while testifying in a courtroom examination of witnesses. She died shortly after in the jury room. Mrs Waddell and her husband long resident of Bisbee were well known in Cochise County. The remains were moved to Tombstone Undertaking Parlors and to be shipped to Bisbee tonight.
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Helen Waddell
Mre Waddell
Cochise
Husbard
Cochise County
Bisbee
Rodden
Reparation Order Filed With Commission
Reparation Order No 35 of the Ar zone corporation commission was filed late yesterday afternoon in the sum of $112.02 on behalf of the Baker Construction company of Perkinsville, Ariz., versus the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway company. The sum covers excess charges on twelve carload shipments of cord wood moving from Perkinsville to Clarkedale, Ariz., during December 1912, and January and February 1913. The charges on the above shipments were collected on a basis of seven cents per 100 pounds, minimum weight 36,000 pounds, which rate, it is alleged, is unreasonable, unjust and excessive. The reparation is based on one dollar 8 cord.
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Arzone Corporation Commission
Baker Construction Company
Perkinsville, Ariz
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway Company
Perkirnville
Clarkedale
Ariz
Doings In the Superior Court Thursday murder trials dominate
The Douglas court continued several murder cases including Thompson the colored trooper charged with murder. Sostines Encinas Miguel Encinas and Martin Encinas faced verdicts with Miguel guilty of first degree murder and life imprisonment recommended, Sostines Encinas guilty of second degree murder, Martin Encinas not guilty. Crispo Crispin granted a divorce as probate matters moved through the morning session.
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Thompson
Thompsn
Douglas
Miguel, Bostines
Martin Encinas
Miguel
Sostines Encinas
Martin Encinas Ws
Military Training Proposed for Reform School in Tucson
Col. Charles W. Harris adjutant general spoke in Tucson about establishing a military training regime at the reform school, arguing it would bring gains by mirroring top military schools. The Fort Grant transfer would support the program with cadets rising at bugle call in uniforms and many noncommissioned officers drawn from the youth.
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Ford Pear
Tucson
Charles W. Harris
Bes
Additional Raise In Mexican Money Prices Quoted
Quotations on Mexican money seen yesterday show 4324 cents per peco at Deogine, with no clear reason for the rise. The Bank of Douglas reported 40 cents buy and 41 cents sell for Mexican money, while other banks reportedly offered for sale at the current quote.
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Bank of Douglas
Hearing of Complaint Against Assessment
Hearing before the state tax commission will decide on the express business of United Vrée Pacific Railway between Jerome and Jerome Junction. The railway claims that express earnings were misallocated during a prior reversal. Commissioner Howe from Tombstone will preside.
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United Vrée Pacific Railway Company
Jerome
Railway “Company
Howe
Gesetts
Adjustment of Tax Case Divides Tax Burden Across Counties
The State Tax Commission adjusted the Boyce-Gates Johnson Cattle Company case after hearing petitions. The cattle were split across Graham, Gila, and Navajo counties with 14,137 head in Graham, 363 bulls, 165 saddle horses. Buildings and improvements on Todian reservations taxed at 3,500. assessments revised to one bull per fifty head. Gila and Navajo rolls updated adding 120 and 12 cattle respectively. The Mera Building Company request for tax reduction was denied. county assessments stand.
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Pinalecti
Boyce-Gates Johnson Cattle Company
State Tax Commission
Graham
Commissioe Arqui Eed
Gils
Navejo
Mera Building Company
Ite
Senator Smith's Postmaster Nomination Confirmed
Telegram from Senator Marcus A. Smith of Arizona informs Tombstone postmaster nominee Paul E. Krueger that his confirmation occurred yesterday on the motion of Senator Merk Smith. The message notes confirmation of the nomination and is directed to Mr Peal Smith in Tombstone Arizona.
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PA. Smith
Tombstone
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
Peal Smith
Ariz
Merk Smith
Arizona Senator Seeks IRS Chief Removal to Phoenix
Washington dispatch reports Senator Ashurst of Arizona requesting President Wilson to remove the internal revenue collector for the extreme southwest, transferring the post from Santa Fe New Mexico to Phoenix. The move signals political pressure over regional tax office leadership.
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Washington
Eayls
Ashurst
Arizona
Wilson
Internal Revenue Collector
Southwest
Santa Fe
N. M
Phoenix
Another Source of Ammunition Smuggling
Federal officers seized 10 000 rounds of ammunition tied to a Cocati resistance network after arresting Trickey, a Wash ington Camp storekeeper and justice of the peace. Deputy Marshal Hopkins reported a westward route linked to Toccos and the Douglas ring with El Paso ties. Trickey posted 500 bond and was arraigned in Nogales.
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Justice of the Peace
Washington Camp
Petagonis
United States
A A Hopkins
Hopkins
Toccos
el Paso
Trickey
N.gales
Spprar
Veer Bowes WHS Careine in 20 event details
Fragmentary OCR note lists 20 veer Bowes at WHS careine with unclear terms Generis and sare coostiprues are mentioned, but the context and specifics remain unreadable.
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Generis
Arizona Receives $110,886.14 From U.S. Treasury
The State of Arizona received a check for 110,886.14 dollars yesterday morning from the United States treasurer and deposited it with the state treasurer David F Johnson. It represents Arizona’s share of forest revenues within its borders with few prior payments under Treasurer Joloron’s term. A prior year check to Cochise County totaled 161,000 dollars.
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Hunt
United States
Arena
David F Johnson
Arizona
Tional Foreste
Joloron
Cochise County
Federal Game Law Goes into Effect
A Washington dispatch reports the new Federal Game Law goes into effect tonight to protect 20 migratory game birds. The Agriculture Department has published texts and circulars to guide hunters and wardens, dividing the United States into breeding and wintering zones for enforcement.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Makter
United States
Ohio River
Observer
Texas
Oklahoma
Arsons
New Mexico
California
Nevada
Uieb
Supreme Court decides three Arizona cases this day
The Arizona Supreme Court handed down three decisions including the Gren Lee County Arizona Copper suit and Fleming vs Blo Warrior Copper. It remanded the Knox estate case and denied Wooster’s certiorari, ruling it lacked jurisdiction where amounts are under 200 dollars. The dispute centers on a $248 promissory note.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Grenlee county-Arizona Copper Company
James A. Fleming
Blo Warrior Copper Company
Will Wooster
Sidney Sapp
Superior Court
Navejo
Fleming
Jaro A. Fleming
L. C. Hans
Knox
Supreme Court
Bill Wooster
Navajo County
Transport Bullion by Burro Train to Nogales
Gold and silver bullion valued at 106000 was carried by burro train from Sonora to Nogales and Hermosillo. The 200 mules, under Amertcwn and Gabe Knight, took three weeks from Tonichi Mine to Hermosillo then Nogales with Wells Fargo courier Challast steering the final transfer. Knight stayed in Nogales as the treasure moved onward toward the line.
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Noegoles
No 3
Wells Fargo
Challast
Sac
Sonora
Tonichi
Olen Amertcwn
Gabe Knight
Hermosillo
Nogales
Knight
Sogales
Thursday Visitors and Local Officials in Tombstone News
Thursday daily notices report Charlee Howe visiting for tax matters from Pernix, Randall and wife in Douglas, Gus Heyman visiting Tombstone, John A McCormick and Steven Hertogilio in the county seat, George Bravia recovered from illness, Will Brown and wives visiting in Courtland, board of supervisors to meet, Henry Flynn returning from Leavenworth, W J Jackson staying at the Arlington, and Schieffelin theater screening two comedy reels with additional films in Tombstone.
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Charlee R Howe
Pernix Oo
Randall and Wife
Douglas
George Bravia
Bisber
Will Brown
Dan Brown
Courtleod
Studebaker
Schieffelin Leet
Tombstone
Opening of U S Court in Phoenix Delayed
The United States Court in Phoenix did not open as expected for the new quarter. Clerk transition delayed by bond clearance, Judge Saatelle arriving from Tucson to supervise. A short afternoon session was possible if the bond for the new clerk Geo. W. Lewis is approved. Regular session starts October 6 with limited business. grand jury and tentative jury dates set for late October.
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United St. Court
Phoenix
Althugh
Jaynes
Saatelle
Tucson
Geo. W. Lewis
Csse
Alleged Smugglers Bonded Before Federal Hearing
LD McCartney and Joseph Sister of Code Jim's second bond store were placed under $500 bonds at a preliminary Bisbee hearing before United States Commissioner Taylor. They await federal grand jury action on neutrality law violations. Ho Rivers, consignee of a barrel of ammunition seized by military authorities, caused surprise with the case’s demeanor.
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LD McCartney
Joseph
Code Jim
Bisbee Yea
United States
Taylor
City Clerk Charged With Embezzlement
Williams city clerk F E Fousha was arrested Tuesday on a charge of embezzlement of city funds. Expert C P Lee of Phoenix reported the clerk is short on his accounts by between 1900 and 2000 dollars, a finding shared after the books were examined by Councilman Ike Caulman.
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Williams
F E Fousha
Tueadey
C P Lee
Phoenix
Ike Caulman
F E Fousks
Lee
Daily Jack McCarthy visits Tombstone from Douglas
Friday's report lists numerous visitors to Tombstone including Jack McCarthy from Douglas and Win Meguire from Bisbee attending court matters. Officials such as Assistant State Engineer Ryan and others traveled for road projects and court business while townsfolk shared travels and local appointments.
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Win Meguire
Bisbee
Democrat Again Changes Hands in Arizona Democrat
The Arizona Democrat of Phoenix reports another ownership shift with Wolpe becoming controlling stock holder while Jobo Dunbar returns as editor. Dunbar’s past associate Col Dunbar, allied with the state organization, has led a campaign against the Hunt family.
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Tration Ogan
Arizona Democrat
Phoenix
Wolpe
Arizona Mercantile Company
Jobo Dunbar
The
Democrat
Barncas
HH Heiver
Dunbarnes
Col Dunbar
Huntfee
State Central Committee
Ladybugs to Fight Pests At Arizona Station
Workers at the State university experiment station plan to use ladybugs to combat melon aphids on cantaloupes and woolly scales injuring spoles. Prof RH Fortes reports favorable results, noting routine procurement and winter gathering in mountains. Ladybugs are kept near 35 degrees Fahrenheit and used as needed, with a five month limit before death.
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The
State University
Arizons
RH Fortes
Anche
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Phoenix Bee
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Rogel Molina
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Lokwood
Reform School
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Internal Revenue Office For
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Gus Heyman
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Grip
John A McCormick
Steven Hertogilio
Board of Supervisors
Henry Flynn
Leavenworth, Kansas
W J Jackson
Arlington Today
U. S. Court
Jack McCarthy
Biemary Tombstone
Mr. McCarthy
Ryan
Svnior
Mors Hickey
Ricksod Riggs
Copergiesre
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Fairbank
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H A Hempton
Sam Hayhurst
Jim
Jim Wolfe
San Pedro
Siritor
Biekop Merrill
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Douglas Gas Company
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