Several Divorce Cases Filed In District Court
In the past days the district court clerk's office filed multiple civil actions dominated by divorce suits. Susie May Nemick versus Louis A Nemick. George Marty versus Maud Martz. Anteo Lopizich versus Nike Lopizich. Minta Wainwright versus H E Wainwright for desertion. Anna Engel versus William G Engel for failure to provide. An additional suit by Bruce Wyatt as administrator of Chester Wyatt deceased against Bisbee Improvement Co. seeks 5000 dollars for damages related to a fatal on the job accident near Don Luis on August 3. Further action by Joseph Maheim and the Dean Arizona Development Co. against W H Wilson and Belle Wilson seeks to quiet title on Ophir mining claim surface ground.
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Clerk of the District Court
Susie May Nemick
Louis A. Nemick
George Marty Ve Maud Martz
Douglas
Chart
Anteo Lopizich
Nike Lopizich
Minta Wainwright
San Simon
H E. Wainwright
Anna Engel
Bisbee
William G. Engel
Bruce Wyatt
Chester Wyatt
Bisbee Improvement Co
Wyatt
Don Luis
Joseph Maheim
Dean & Arizona Development Co
W. H. Wilson
Belle Wilson
Ophir
President Roosevelt Urges Fair Statehood Vote Observation
Roosevelt writes Governor Kibbey urging observers for Arizona statehood vote to avert criticism. He copies the missive to Governor Hager and stresses witnessing the count to ensure a fair tally. Arizona officials reinforce ballot sanctity and plan joint statehood representation at the count. Also listed are Arizona pension grants to residents including Moore Thayer Rees Gallagher Breeding O'Brien Winsor Levans Matthews.
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Arizona
Washington Dispatch
Moore
C. A. Thayer
C. Rees
Thomas J. Gallagher
Hiram Breeding
O'Brien
Mulford Winsor
Henry Levans
J. Matthews
Preliminary Hearing Of Forger Rapier
The preliminary hearing for Rapier charged with forging a United States check and obtaining 50 from May Wentworth will be held before Judge Daniel McFarland at 4:90 this afternoon. Cochise county authorities hold him, with secret service agents in Tombstone ready to pursue further charges and arrests linked to a nationwide forged check scheme.
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Rapier
United States
May Wentworth
Daniel McFarland
Cochise County
U.S
Hill
Tombstone
Secret Service
Interior Department
Sam
Roosevelt
Globe
Albuquerque
el Paso
Bisbee
J F Cole Buys Troy Manhattan Mine Near Kelvin
J F Cole of Barre Montana with Calumet and four smo Mining interests has purchased the Troy Manhattan Co property near Kelvin. The price is rumored between one and two million dollars with extensive claims and development planned. C C Chapin of Boston will manage the mine, and costly ore-reduction machinery is expected to be installed.
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The
Phoenix Gazette
J. F. Cole
Barre
Montana
Calumet & 4Smo Mining Co
Atu Moet
Jast
Troy Manhattan Co
Kelvin
Troy-Manhattan Co
Eastern Partico
Mr. Cole
C C Chapin
Boston
Condition of Arizona National Banks and Globe mass meeting
An abstract from the comptroller of currency lists Arizona banks with loans and discounts 3 495 965 dollars United States bonds 551 500 dollars lawful money reserve 249 040 dollars legal tender 488 697 dollars capital stock 756 000 dollars surplus 315 705 dollars deposits 5 774 425 dollars and a 17.70 percent reserve ratio. In Globe a mass meeting voted nearly unanimously to pursue incorporation, noting Globe as possibly the largest southwest town not incorporated.
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United States
Lega Rosrges
Arizonans strike rich ore in Nevada Paradise range
In the Paradise mountains near Duluth Nevada two Bisbee miners grubstaked by F Nichols of Douglas Arizona found rich ore. The pay streak runs about 3 inches wide for 175 feet with values up to 7862 dollars in gold and silver. A separate 4 foot ore body averages 435 per ton. Fifty tons have been sacked awaiting rail transport.
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Carson City
Nevada
Paradise Range
F Nichola
Douglas
Tombstone
F. Nichols
Nevada Investment Company
Duluth
W. F Hills
Dave Fife
Bibee
Arizona
Nichols
Goldfield
Goldyke
Arizona Boys
First Reception By Alpha Club
The Alpha Club held its initial reception in the club rooms with many guests in attendance. The quartet performed selections and a program of instrumental and vocal renditions delighted attendees. Refreshments were served, and dancing continued into the late hours. The club plans more social evenings and aims to add features to rival metropolitan protections.
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Alpha Club
Alpha Quarttet
Anti Saloon League Organizes In Phoenix
The Phoenix Gazette reports a large turnout at a North Methodist church gathering by the Anti Saloon League. Dr H A Hughes is elected president and Kt E Scull secretary as the group pledges to work purely toward eradicating saloons and allied interests.
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Phoenix
Anti-Saloon League
Phoenix Gazette
W. W. Havens
League
North Methodist Church
H. A. Hughes
Kt. E. Scull
Cole and Hoatson Named to Greene Board
Thomas F. Coles and Captain James Hoatson will be elected to the board of directors at the annual meeting on October 10. The move follows affiliation efforts by Col. Greene in the Cananea Central deal, signaling stronger Greene Consolidated backing. Coles and Hoatson have supported the property since visiting Greene Consolidated Mines and, with associates, have acquired stock in the open market as a solid investment.
Candy Cathartic and Generic Tablets Ad Copy
An OCR fragment promotes Health for 10 Cents with a livery note and bright eyed claims. It touts Tascards Candy Cathartic and generic tablets, marketed by druggists as safe and never old in bulk, urging secure purchase.
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C.C.C
Private Grazing on Public Lands Abolished in Latest Law
Paradise Record notes a recently enacted law abolishes private grazing on government land and orders fences removed. The Slaughter drift fence by John H. Slaughter spans 37 miles, extended to 50 miles with additions. Cattlemen oppose removal due to risk of ticks and quarantine requirements, with a protest filed in Washington.
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Paradise Record
John H. Slaughter
Mexico
Slaughter
Washington
Arizona Governor Kibbey Urges Fair Polls For Jointists
Governor Kibbey writes to county boards across Arizona urging fair treatment at the polls for jointists. President Roosevelt notes outsiders fear anti jointure efforts may seek to suppress jointist votes. Phoenix leaders dispute claims of planned unfair tactics and call for precautions to prevent post election disputes.
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T. F. Wilson
State Head League
Tucson
Kibbey
Boards of Supervisors
Arizona
Roosevelt
Heveridge
Big Bunch of New Chinese in Juarez
The El Paso Herald reports about 35 Chinese arriving in Juarez over the Mexican Central in the past two days and still on the other side. It notes hundreds more have come north from interior Mexico since the Rio Grande fell, with some returning south or smuggled into the United States. Immigrant officials watch the boundary closely for possible attempts to slip into the country.
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ZI Paso Herald
Juarez
Mexican Central
Sde
Mexico
Rio Grande
United States
Tombstone Faces Possible City Election Void Due to Law Change
Tombstone risks no city election this year as officials failed to issue a required 60 day primary call under a newer law. If no legal remedy is found, incumbents may serve another term to preserve the charter, with the mayor councilmen and police chief potentially affected. The city attorney is Investigating options and the legality of holding an election remains uncertain.
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Tombstone
Cananen move and Can Ven Packing Co link
Walter Fife moved to Cananen and is now connected with the Can ven Packing Co. Tombstone visitors included George McGee and wife of Charleston and J S Merrill from St. David noting ranchers’ slow farms yet interest in political events. Misc arrivals and local notices mention coal carload, Sunny Side Rooming House ad, and a circus contingent returning home.
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Walter Fife
Cananen
Canven Packing Co
George McGee
Charleston
Tombstone
JS. Merrill
St. David
Merrill Nates
County Revenues Collected Last Month
County officials report September receipts across offices: Sheriff 3606.55 in licenses and fines with 13422.05 quarter totals. Probate Court 218.05 fees. Recorder 967.40. Assessor 318.89 plus 4650 school taxes. Treasurer 14256.40 receipts with 10982.33 expenditures and a treasury balance of 977240.06 as of September 30.
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Hunt
J. E. James
Recorder's Office
Treasury
Gaines
Big Gain For Cochise Production
Copper Queen smelter produced 8 200 000 pounds in September while Calame Arizona output reached about 3 850 000 pounds. Both plants operated at full capacity with Copper Queen using all nine furnaces.
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Copper Queen
Calame & Arizona
Straws Before the Statehood Wind at New Mexican Convention
At the territorial convention Hon. WT. B Catron, Santa Fe mayor and leading figure, endorsed Andrews for delegate to Congress and predicted Santa Fe and Rio Arriba counties would give 2000 majority against joint statehood. He urged party support but opposed joint statehood, saying residents must choose for themselves as in marriage.
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Catron
Santa Fe
Andrews
Congress
Rio Arriba
San Miguel
Paos
Santa Fe extends line toward Arizona copper camps
A recent court decision confirms Santa Fe rights through Bex canyon Arizona opening a favorable route to copper camps. Extensions to Globe Clifton and Morenci are reportedly planned soon while Southern Pacific counters with $1500000 in reconstruction of its Gila Valley Globe and Northwestern divisions to compete.
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Santa Fe
Bexcanyon
Arizona
Globe, Clifton and
Morenci
Southern Pacific
New Oriebas
Nevada
Globe
Phoenix and
Deming
Silver City
Clifton
Tombstone Gets Favorable Mention in The New York Morning Telegraph
The New York Morning Telegraph, a prominent theatre and sports journal, notes Tombstone as a promising pointer for upcoming attractions. It highlights Tombstone among cities with notable population growth and reports on new electricity installations for stage effects not previously available.
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New York Morning Telegraph
Theatrical and Sporting Journal
Tombstone
Fridays Daily reports varied local activity and elections
Friday's Daily notes Co John Henninger's return from a Grote visit and praise for Globe as a prosperous mining city. Rev Carrol returns from eastern trip and will deliver Episcopal services. Geo B Wilcox leaves for Tempe to visit family. Mrs George Rafferty visits her mother Mrs Jas Critchley in Birbee. Public Examiner Foster travels to Bisbee for county books exam. Primaries set for tomorrow with three tickets in Tombstone and several Bisbee ticket sets. F P Rapier prelim exam bound over for forgery. government to act later. Rapier indicted in New Mexico on two forgery charges. Warren Ohio lawyers attend Tombstone. Black Diamond Mining officials optimistic on recent strike and planned smelter start after ore is processed.
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Tombstone
Bisbee
F. P. Rapier
Daniel McFarland
Rapier
New Mexico
Bennett
T. M. Sabin
Warren
Ohio
J. Hearn
E. A. Kennedy
Black Diamond Mining Company
Itt
Timely Lines The Everyday Candidate in a Campaign Ode
A poem by B. Sheley in the Phoenix Gazette satirizes a politician who blends with common folk. The speaker notes the candidate’s shabby dress and ubiquitous presence from church to street, praising his generosity while hinting at performative charm ahead of election day.
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Bill
Jim
Stein
B. Sheley
Phoenix Gazette
Mexican Merchant Killed in Suspected Suicide Near Maricopa
A 24 year old Mexican traveler linked to Ben Heney Co of Fairbank and reportedly brother to Mexican Consul A M Elias of Tucson died after stepping in front of Southern Pacific No 9 near Maricopa on Wednesday evening. The inquiry ruled death by own action with no suicide note found. He was in Maricopa on business for the Ben Heney Company which supplies the Southern Pacific.
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Ben Heney Co
Fairbank
A M. Elias
Tucson
Maricopa
Southern Pacific
Wrener
Ben Heney Company
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Partes
Theodore Roosevelt.” “Hon
Joseph H. Kibbey, “Governor
Kelvin Mines
Arizona National Banks
Globe Place
Cole and Hoatson
Greene Board
Arizona Justice
Bor Mullen of
W. C
Sunny Side Rooming House
Chas, Bowman
Borrowdale Joo
Robert Harmmer
John Henninger
Grote
John
Territy
George Rafferty
Birbee
Jas. Critchley
Foster
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