Superior liquor license dispute tied to county board
Pinal county board of supervisors granted a liquor license to George Swarts of Phoenix for Superior but Sheriff McGee would veto the permit after findings that legal issuance provisions had not been met. Superior recently voted wet by a narrow three vote margin, prompting the licensing flap and pending action.
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Board of Arpervicors
Pinal County
Superior
George Swarts
Poenix
McGee
Phoenix
Board of Supervisors
Swarts
Ile Isuance
Wonderful Remedy Promises Relief for Nervous Strain
A testimonial from Mrs. J. B. Hartsfield of Atlanta credits the Anti-Pain Pills and Nervine with easing headaches, irritability, and fatigue. She states the remedies help the family manage housework and nervous strain, claiming two doses restore comfort and energy. Miles Medical Co advertises the pills in a druggist scan.
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J. B. Hartsfield
Plum St
Atlanta Ga
Miyrelf
Conan Miles Medical CO
Enea
Tab
Court Cases Filed and Probate Orders Listed
Court filings include judgments for Hugh E Fletcher and George H Allen with specified costs and sums. Addie Miller sues for divorce from Herman A Miller. Debts and probate orders cover Percy Neal and Sidney Brown. Marek Fletcher estate. sale of real estate petitions. appointments of guardians and appraisers. notices to creditors. hearings for sale of personal property. and guardianship for Helen Waddell with Harry Lister as guardian.
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Addie Miller
Herman A Miller
Diamond
Percy Neal
Sidney Brown
Suil
Eatate Ol— Marek Fletch
Marah Fletcher
William Bayling
Louie Lombardi
Guarsianchip
Helen Waddell
Harry Listerchilds
Cochise Criminal Cases Sampled by Arizona Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court aired yesterday the criminal docket from Cochise County with cases set for hearing including 346 Baptista Morenon v State and 347 George L Leonard v State. Civil case 1321 Cochise v Petro Michelna was acted upon with a denial motion submitted and judges reassigned for the session.
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Supreme Court of Arizona
State House
Baptista Morenon
Court of
Cochies County
Hoocher M. Dean
Baker
George L. Leonard
Ttate
Superior Court
Cochiee County
Fred Sutter
Doan
Storney
Wen
Opon
Cochise County
Petro Michelna
Pima County
Hoo
F Cooper
W G Gilmore
Alexander Murrey
Charles Bieeman
Cuppingham ii
Rock
Moe
Mexican Charged With Falsely Obtaining Money
A Mexican defendant was bound over to the superior court in 500 dollars after allegedly obtaining rabbit metal solder and selling it to friends without proper paperwork. The buyer found the metal worthless and reported the incident. the case proceeds to a morning hearing before Judge McParland and the bond was set and the defendant released.
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Geovice
Ballioo
Doings In Superior Court After Long Day In Session
In the superior court today the case of J P O Reilly and P 3 Gearn versus BOA Taylor dominated the docket. A jury was empanelled, deliberations failed, and the case was postponed to November 1 with an amendment to the complaint due October 23. Probate matters filled most of the session as hearings continued and other cases, including Meade and Welty versus Copper Queen, received briefs on demurrers.
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J P O'Reilly
P 3 Gearn Ve Boa Taylor
Ben
Ruipay
Boosters Plan Convention on Borderland Paved Route
Boosters will hold a meeting in Phoenix during the State Fair to organize a Borderland paved highway from El Paso to San Diego via Lordsburg Deming Rodeo Douglas Tombstone and Phoenix Delegates from El Paso Bisbee Tombstone and Phoenix will attend and the Board of Trade may endorse the project The El Paso Automobile Club and Chamber of Commerce plan to name delegates with officials including C B Stevene Jobo Hock and WFP Kuebenbecker joining the effort Nov 8 is likely the convention date
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Roosters
el Paso
San Diego
Lordesburg
Deming
Rodeo
Douglas
Tombstone
Toraon
Florence
Mera
Phoenix
En Cestro
JH Gray
Warren District Auto Club
Biber
Rmel
Bisbee
Phoenix Board of Trade
Board of Trade
el Paso Automobile Club
Bisbee Organization
A Martin
J D Bakey
el Paso Club
Fi Paso Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Stevene
el Paco Auto Club
Jobo Hock
Wfp Kuebenbecker
Tombatone
el Paso-Phoenix
Los Angeses
Phenix
Greenlee County Tax Assessments Raise Tax Levy
Greenlee County faces a tax levy increase this year surpassing state limits with a 56 percent rise cited in complaints reaching the state tax commission. The county’s total assessed valuation stands at 33,843,000 amid mining property value.
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Greenlee County
Bess
State Tax Commission
Greenies County
State tax rate split hints at board action
The State Tax Commissioner Howe urged the Greenlee board of supervisors to resolve the issue without court action. The debate centers on a statewide rate totaling 125 dollars divided between 655 county and 595 state shares, prompting officials to seek a practical settlement.
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Howe
Greenlee Board of Supervisors
New System in Books and Forms Adopted by Tax Commission
The Phoenix office of the tax commission announces a new uniform set of forms and blanks to be used by counties next year. The law requires one standard system, ending the old duplicate sheets and reducing copying errors. County assessors were contacted by mail for suggestions on the new forms and blanket requirements.
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The
Tax Commission
Phoenix
Complaints Spur Milk Quality Inspectors in Phoenix
City Physician Dr Beauchamp reports widespread dissatisfaction with milk quality and cream content. Council orders immediate testing apparatus and starts sampling from multiple dealers to enforce strict ordinances and ensure fair pricing.
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HK Beauchamp
Phoenix
Crdienovs
Beauchamp
Marriage of Popular Cochise Couple
Last evening at the residence of Chief of Police Bravin Ellerey Butler and Miss Hannah Mullen were united in marriage with Rev Holene officiating. The groom, a well known Tombstone native, has lived in Bisbee while employed there. The bride resides in Bisbee and has many friends who speak highly of her. They will stay in the city a few days before returning to Bisbee. The community extends congratulations for a happy married life.
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Bravin
Ellerey Butler
Hannah Mullen
Holene
Congregational Church
Bisbee
Bisbes
Pxostretonicine
State Bridge Nearing Completion at Fairbank
The state highway bridge at Fairbank on the Borderland route nears completion with concrete work nearly finished. Officials expect early completion to allow racers to travel in time for the November Paso to Phoenix race, promising a solid concrete structure that will aid travelers, farmers, and ranchers crossing the Beo Pedro near Tombstone.
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Stete
Fairbank
Oplore
Elmost
Phoenix
Keow
Beo Pedro
Tombstone
A A Worsley Not A Candidate Yet
A A Worsley has returned to Tneop from Phoevis reports considering a gubernatorial bid to succeed Hunt. He says it is too early to announce, plans to wait until next spring to study issues before deciding if he fits as a candidate.
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A. A. Worsley
Tneop
Phoevis
Hunt
Forwarding Money for Big Race Funds Arrive in Florence
Florence has sent $100 to George Purdy Bullard toward the El Paso to Phoenix race purse. Promoters expected large city support, but Florence residents insisted on a $10 share. Bullard may receive Turson's desk for $50, with Musa chamber merchants contributing $200. Last week Bisbee and Tombstone sent a $1000 check to fund the project and establish the sight control and checking station.
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Florence
George Purdy Bullard
el Paso
Weant
Bullard
Turson
Musa Chamber
Oheos
Bisbee and
Tombetone
Arizona Land Open to Entry Under Roosevelt Project
An executive order withdrawing four land tracts was withdrawn and the lands restored for entry. Occupied by existing entries, they become subject to settlement under public land laws on Nov 15 at 9 am with filing or selection on Dec 15, 1913 at 9 am at the U S land office in Phoenix.
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Oval Land Office
Interior
Departmentel
United States
United States Land Office
Phoenix
Roosevelt Project
Hunt Appoints Successor to Judge Duffy
Governor Hust signs the appointment of W. A. O'Connor as Santa Cruz county superior judge, succeeding Judge Frank Duffy who resigned to private practice. O'Connor, longtime Nogales attorney, takes office October 20. he is brother of J. E. O'Connor, superior judge of Pinal County.
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Hunt
W.A O'Connor
Santa Cruz County
Frank Duffy
Dofty
Hust
Nogales
O'Connor
JE O'Connor
Final County
Fort Huschves Proposes Football Game With Huachuca
A 1913 letter from Fort Huachuca manager asks Huachuca football team to schedule a game between October 25 and Thanksgiving Day. The requested match is with an average team weight around 150 pounds, and the Fort Huachuca representative signs as manager Hoschuca.
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Fort Huschves
Hoschuca
Orclestra to Play at Gage Hall Friday Night
Marx returns to Wins slow after a two day visit and a large crowd is anticipated for the Bros Orclestra at Gage Hall Friday evening. Several officials travel to the county seat for court matters while attendees from Bieber and Wille s gather at Arcade. A lightning incident hits Randolph family in Coconico county injuring Eugene Randolph’s son as his brother Charles escapes harm.
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Eugene Randolph
Ed V Randulph
Kinni Kenne
Coconico County
Charles
Disastrous Fire In South Clifton Warrants Quick Containment
A disastrous fire swept South Clifton yesterday, starting in a house owned by LA Barteh and spreading fast in strong winds. Firefighters redirected efforts to limit the blaze before Shannon hospital was reached, saving buildings but leaving seven dwellings affected.
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South
Cliton
LA Barteh
Shannon
Arizona Bridge Funds Treated for Colorado River Link
Yuma business leader Micheleon reports Phoenix talks with Governor Huot and officials on Arizona's 25 000 bridge appropriation. Attorney general notes wording variances with federal bill and confirms Arizona money is in hand for transfer to the federal treasury. Imperial county funds largely secured. plan to resolve jetty and tang issues and proceed with payment.
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Gorge Micheleon
Yuma Couery Commercial Club
Phoenix
Bern
Huot
George Purdy Builard
J.C Callighan
Arizona
Colorado River
Federal
Tomsmuch Ans
Californis
Cochise Pioneer Frank Jorger Passes Away in Bisbee
Word came from Tombstone that Frank Jorger, longtime Huachuca resident, died in Bisbee after being cut on the knee while harvesting sorghum led to blood poisoning. He was sent to Phoenix for interment, owned a fine ranch near the Rock Ranch, and was well known in Tombstone and Bisbee.
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Tombstone
Frank Jorger
Bisbee
Phoenix
Jorger
Cochine
Hvechuensand
Copper Queen Hospital
Bisbao
Local notes show Brakeman absence and travelers in county
Friday reports list Brakeman v Ray absent for a few days while JP Call and wife and BA Teylor, a Gleeson merchant, discuss business with Mr Call. J s Wass and wife visit from Conttlead, driving to Sycamore Springs and Tombstone folks travel by Ford. Constable and Red Gannon inspect routes in the county. Miss Elizabeth Axtell and others travel to Phoenix for the State Sunday School Convention.JA Landers and wife visit Turner from the county seat. Mary A Turner visited LomTone to prove homestead. G Taia Frost of Douglas visits, with plans for a Morao ranch outing. Co commission grants permissions for Nevada Southern Timber and Land to issue bonds and Navajo Southern railroad stock.
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Brekenan GE Pennis
V Ray
JP Call and Wife
BA Teylor
Mary A Turner
Lom Tone
Fowler
Lay
Mise G Taia Frost
Douglas
Mia- Euzies Parker
Moroo
Sea~ Herford
Mre Mason
Esther Buchenan
Corporation Commission
Nevada Soubero Timber and Land Company
Navajo Southern Railroad Company
Sweeping Reductions In Express Rates
A Washington dispatch reports sweeping reductions in express rates nationwide effective today by order of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Reductions run from about 16 to 125 percent on many packages, with 50 pound shipments greatly reduced while 100 pound rates largely remain unchanged. The changes will operate for two years and may become permanent if the commission finds them not too harmful to express firms competing with parcel post. The commission believes the lower rates will attract sufficient business to offset the travel and rail costs involved.
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Washington Dispatch
Eaya
Interstate Commerce Commision
Parcel Post
Expres
Commission
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Arizona Tax Commission
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Huibo
Poventz
Duffy
Carranze
Mastorens
Phoenix F Motorcycle Club
Donofrio
Cactus
Fair Grounds
International Motor Car Company of
van Wye & Killioe
J Scott
TC Houghton
Paul Davideoo
Pew
Maricopa
LG Morton
Southwestern Portland Cement Company
Prescott
Maney Bro
Arizoos Laud & Iritation Company
Willow
Granite Creeks
Wurenicx
Hugh E Fletcher
B M Axford
George H Allen
G" Medigovich
Irvine J Rhoads
Bose
Rachas C Gilmore
Cyrus B Gilmore
Toho
Cochise
Fey T
Garthen
Dan McDonald
Chas Nink
JW Butler
Meligren
Mooney
FA Davie
Gleeson
Boosters
Revother Marx
Winsslow
Vist
Bieber
Lyman H Hays
Willes
Arthur T Thatcher
Bistee
KR J Penrose
WT Williame
Bowie
Geo E Penn
Hf Fither
Wife
South Clifton
Yuma Bridge
Rock Ranch
Bie
J.s. Wass
Conttlead
Haberatock
Sycamore Springs
Cothiee
Rancr
J.J Bowen
Red" Gannon
Mr Bowen
Lindebsker
Bistie
Tucton
Elizabeth Axtell
W Wilking
Dragoon
Allen Bloomer
Rye
Nevada
Houston
Texas
Mr Bloomker
el Peso
JA Landers
He County
Turner
J Riley
Yura
Asin
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