Special Venire Ordered in Quiet Court Day
A special venire was ordered as the court had no docket today with only an examination by a fantasy commission ongoing. Mark G Boyela of Bowie was examined for sanity while the defendant remains under review for collar tag issues. Write for full information at once. Arizona Sales Agency Pho M1 x. Arizone
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Fanasy
Hugiart
Tom Jone
Brown
Jesen
Mark G Boyela
Bowie
Arizona Sales Agency
Pho
Arizone
Senator Smith Backs Shaw for IRS Post in the Southwest
Washington dispatch reports Senator Marcus A. Smith will not back Ed Shaw of Phoenix for Internal Revenue Collector for Arizona and New Mexico. Arizona's two senators fail to agree, likely routing the post to New Mexico. Senator Ashurt favored Fleming, Treasury official McAdoo Fleming now in Phoenix, but Smith remains loyal to Shaw, a Baltimore convention delegate who supported Champ Sleek.
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Shaw
Internal Revenue Collector
Arizona
Washington Dispatch
Marcus A. Sait
Ed Shaw
Phoenix
Arzons
New Mexico
Ashuret
Fleming
Mack Smith
Baltimore
Champ Sleek
Sudden Death of Cochise Pioneer at Bisbee Yesterday
James Williams aged 54 a noted Cochise mining pioneer and long time Bisbee resident died suddenly yesterday after midnight in Bisbee. A half brother WK Hoory of Douglas reported the event. Williams helped found mining properties in the Chiricahuas and once ran a drug store in Bisbee before selling to the Bisbee Drug Company. He was native of Tennessee and survived by brothers Henry Williams and Henry Williams of Douglas and by Mr Mitchell superintendent of the operating department of the States Telephone company in Tucson.
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Bisbee
James Williams
Arizona
Bibee
Moon
WK Hoory
Douglas
Williams Wit
Copper Queen Company
Chiricahua
Biehse
Bisbee Drugompany
Tennessee
WR Henry
Henry
Hall
Daglas
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the States Telephone Company
Tucson
Arizona Enacts Back Taxes Reform With Consolidated Books
A new Arizona law requires five years of back taxes to be consolidated into one book and sets deadlines for counties to file suits within sixty days, eliminating prior fragmentation. Tax commissioners are preparing the consolidated books and reviewing delinquencies to implement the reform.
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Arizona
Court Actions Filed In Superior Court Divorce And Estates
Superior court suit 48 lists Lole E Griffiths seeking divorce. Proceedings include pro date orders and an order to show cause why real estate should not be handled in the Estate of Louie C Lombardi.
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Lole E Grifiths Griffiths
Jobs
Louie C Lombardi
Farmers Short Course at Tucson Planned for January 1913
The Farmer's Short Course will be held at Tucson January 51 1913 and plans are made for a program of interest to men and women. Outside speakers will be scheduled and the program includes entertainments and automobile excursions to neighboring farms. About two hundred farmers are expected to attend with Professor Stanley F. Roree in charge.
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Tucson
Stanley F. Roree
Sunday In Tombstone Churches Services Notice
Churches in Tombstone announce Sunday schedule with morning and evening services. Benediction 7 30 p m Sermon English Sunday school noon to be updated morning service 11 09 am evening service 7 30 pm Epworth League 7 pm. Rev Gexevniee Rev Honexe and other pastors invite all attendees.
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Win Cavanagh
Vinuit Gexevniee
EH Reaver
Cao Endeavor
G.L. Honexe
Epworth
Txsvou
Treasury chief critiques counterfeit silver certificate
A Washington official voices strong views on a counterfeit one dollar silver certificate from 1800 era imagery. Secret Service notes the device lacks genuine silk features and misdrawn seals. Officials warn careful handlers should not be deceived by the flawed note.
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Treasury Department
New Counsel
Nod Breider
Chief Flynn
Secret Service
San Carlos Reclamation Project Favored by Senator Brown
State Senator Jobo Brown, Os Grande board chair, returned from Washington where he reviewed district reclamation plans. He said prospects for a substantial appropriation were bright and that the next major federal project could be the San Carlos dam. The scheme would water Gila Valley and Casa Grande, delivering service and resale benefits Roosevelt promised for the Salt River valley. General notes from the Turquoise district follow on page two.
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Tucson
Washington
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Brot
United States
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Casa Grande
Roosevelt
Salt River Valley
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Oscar Gast proprietor of the city bakery receives a new National motorcycle from the factory and may be seen soon on Tombstone boulevard with a pin and defying the speed limit. GA Whiting of Los Angeles is registered at the Arlington today. Judge Owen Murphy of Lombetone is rapidly improving at Copper Queen hospital and will likely leave mid week. Alphonse Christenson visits from St David. Reeves of the local feed and fuel firm unloads a grain car for his store. Yesterday a bed uploaded and stored in the big warehouse a car of alfelfa rich to of Bae variety. The Ivey Orchestra dance last night drew a good crowd and many travelers left for prospective homes to spend Sunday with their families.
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Oscar
Tombstone Boulevard
GA Whiting
Los Angeles
Arlington
Owen Murphy
Lombetone
Copper Queen Hospital
E . Reeves
Bie
Bae
Ivey
Flynn Poised to Succeed Morrison as Altona DA
Late Senator Thomas A Flynn of Flagetail is listed as probable successor to Joseph Morrison as United States District Attorney in Altona. Senator Asburet endorses Flynn and Senator Smith is believed to support him. Flynn’s appointment is said to be moving quickly and favorable consideration has been received. Announcement expected in a few days.
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Flagetail
Joseph Morrison
United States
Altona
Asburet
Flynn
Smith
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Todave
Ray Smelter Now Completed in Hayden Mill Plant
Ray Consolidated Copper announces the Hayden plant is a finished project with mines mills and transport linked to full capacity. On September 27, 8 877 tons of ore were lifted and fed into bins. By Tuesday 8 700 tons were lifted and about 8 000 tons are being mined daily.
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Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Hayden
Willams city clerk freed after small city fund charge
Fousha the Williams city clerk was released after an alleged $100 shortage in city accounts, claims a possible $600 shortage existed but he denies intent to defraud. The matter was reportedly cleaned up and the amount made good. Also news from Flagstaff and Phoenix includes highway route tours, a potential Bartlett-Heard Land offer of 160 acres to the University of Arizona, and farm and cattle shipping notes. In Douglas a Mexican boy, Corillo, was jailed for bicycle theft, later admitting ownership.
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Willams
Foushe Claine
University of Arizona
Selt River
Bartlett-Heard Land & Cattle Company
Bartlett- Heard Company
Big Trench
Bartlett-Heard
Phoenix
New Order Eases Cattle Dipping Regulations
Reports from the state livestock sanitary board indicate the double dipping requirement will be abandoned soon. The prior order, aimed at preventing disease spread from Mexican cattle, is to be divested in favor of a single dipping rule. About 15,009 head of cattle remain on the Mexican side awaiting the change and individual dipping.
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Work Begins On Bisbee Tombstone Highway Construction
Work started yesterday under Engineer JC Ryan with removal of rocks to widen the Bisbee to Tombstone state highway for the El Paso Phoenix auto race. Full grading and digging will start later, traffic will be allowed on parts of the road during certain hours, and concrete from Florence will arrive to aid progress. Estimated maintenance cost per man runs about $1.13 daily.
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JC Ryan
Florence
Untaxed Patented Arizona Land Areas Not Yet Assessed
State tax commission reports thousands of acres of patented land and many town lots in Apache Navajo Coconino and Mohe counties have never been assessed. Letters to county supervisors urge full plots of patented land and town lots. assessors lack complete plats and cannot collect taxes on unlisted parcels.
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Arizona
Vieore
United States Land Office
Arizona Rancher Gored to Death by Bull Near Gilbert
A 45 year old rancher named Burk was killed at his Gilbert area ranch when a bull he tended charged him. Found by a nephew and another man at noon, the body bore wounds to the head and chest. The two hundred pound bull, the elder of two, remained on the ranch and was later penned. Burk leaves a wife and four children, with one daughter married and living in Tow Bark. The report notes the bull had previously been gentle.
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