New Cases Filed in Superior Court and Mortgage Listings
Summary of cases filed in Superior Court lists divorces for Josephine Korpp and others, appeals from justice court, church property sale, and multiple foreclosures and estate actions. Several judgments and orders including divorce decrees for Agnes Alexander and Margery Thompson, plus probate matters. Names include Korpp, Clarkson, First Christian Church of Douglas, Cokljat, Henstey, McCabe, Davis, Grainger, Carter heirs, J Wright, Thos Francis, Martha Lyall, Cornelius Harrington, Angius Heirs, J Parment, Had, H Hale, J E Had, W H Rimmer, and Bank of Bisbee as administrator.
Looking Backward Twenty-Four Years in Arizona
A Phoenix Republican note recounts Chas Granville Johnson gaining admission to practice in all Arizona territory courts. The Willows saloon closes with a threat to reopen after Edmunds Act repeal. An exchanger praises a Kentucky printing office opening with prayer. Tombstone obituaries honor Mrs Dele Walker, wife of Frank Walker, who died after a brief illness at 129 South Olive Street. Walker helped architect Tombstone’s courthouse cornerstone bearing his name.
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Countywide school fund split announced
The 1849.12 apportionment among county school districts was announced with Tombstone district receiving 400. Others mention a down artesian well at El Paso and various community items. The piece notes statehood sentiment, a capital debate, and weather woes with references to Arizona politics and Texas rain.
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el Paso
Death of M Suart in Virginia City noted
Telegram reports M Suart died at Virginia City after leaving Tombstone two months earlier. The note adds no cause. The item ties local figures to mining industry and railroad interests, including Southern Pacific. It mentions other Tombstone news such as boating challenges, acquittal of Frank Hevey in Tucson, and local political talk.
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Virginia City
M. Suart
Tombstone
New Tombstone School Building Opens This Morning
Tombstone opened its third school building at Seventh and Fremont featuring two large, joinable rooms, ample light, blackboard facilities, and sanitary gear. Built by Mr Kekerman, the structure allows a combined space for dances and events, signaling local progress and growth. Attorney Lee O Walery tallies a 66 pound buck taken in the Chiricahuas, with four Mexicans arrested nearby for illegal deer killings. The Walkers, John and Mrs, plan an eight month vacation visiting Indiana and Michigan, while reporters note Mr Walker’s intense year as court reporter and their fishing and ducking plans.
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Kekerman
Lee O. Walery
Woolery
Lou Woolery
J. Ay Pickard
Rockville
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Mir
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Douglas
Indiana
Michigan
Chicago
Walker
Cunningham
Coles Party Attends Bisbee Funeral in Tombstone Visit
Monday's Daily notes Bisbee residents Mr and Mrs Frank Coles and Oliver Coles from Miami arrived in Tombstone for the funeral of Mr Coles' father. Mrs Coles is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas Mehlugh. The report mentions ongoing local business, inspections, and public notices including county engineer updates and flood-control discussions with Bisbee officials.
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Bisbee
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Miami
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Tombstone
Residents and visitors of Tombstone make local rounds
Mrs Frank Walters and son Rolland, formerly of Tombstone and now in Middlemarch, visit the Leity as guests of Mrs Roy McIntyre. Deputy County School Superintendent Miss Fay Kennedy recovers from appendicitis after surgery at Copper Queen hospital. CB Perkins and H Meyer Jr of the International Correspondence School arrive for a regular visit. Reserved seats for The Heart of Maryland at the Crystal are selling fast. Lee Hutchison goes to El Paso for medical X rays. Duck and game hunting rules posted with dates for shooting quail on October 15 and other restrictions through 1918. S. E Norris of Leavenworth visits, plans to tour Old Camp. County Engineer Ryan inspects Tombstone to Huachuca Siding road. new awning planned for Cummings buildings. Mrs Sans Johnson returns from Douglas visit. Henry Fisher visits Tombstone from near Fairbanks.
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Middlemarch
Leity
Roy McIntyre
Deputy County
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Copper Queen Hospital
Kennedy
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H. Meyer Jr
The
International Correspondence School
Jon
Tucson
Tombstone Welcomes Visitors Amid Growing Automobile Colony
Wednesday report from Tombstone notes six bone wine carriages in use, visitors including Harrie St. Clair of Blue Ridge Texas and Mia Pare Kes. Mrs. Doane Merrill returns home from Tombstone. a prisoner truck heads to the convict camp along the Tombstone Bisbee route. Four new businesses open, JL Davis to run a tailor shop on Main Street. Shrine session planned in Douglas with Tombstone delegation. Huachuca Water extends irrigation rate to Oct 26. Deputy Bowden and John Igo escort four Mexicans to penitentiary and asylum. Parker and Harris depart for Patagonia after visiting Benson and Pantano districts.
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Main Street
Machomich Mercantile Company
Davis
Huachuca
Arizona Farmers Protesting Settlement Practices
Arizona farmers protest the handling of agricultural lands, criticizing the University of Arizona Extension Service for luring settlers unprepared. The piece urges newcomers to study local conditions, finances, farming experience, and the state's diverse climates before establishing homesteads, noting Extension Service aims to help new settlers start right.
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