NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION AND LAND SELECTION SUMMARY
Notice of public land selections under acts of Congress filed by the States of Arizona and the United States Land Office in Phoenix. Lists and serial numbers cover lands in Maricopa, Pima, Yavapai, Coconino, and other counties for bond payments, university and school of mines purposes. Protests or contests during five weeks of publication and before final approval are invited. Dated Sept 14 1916 and Sept 30 1916.
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Arisons
Maricopa
Puna
Yavapai
Coconino
Uy Greatier
Ead
Phoenix
Arizona
School of Mines
Saat
General Land Office
Thomas F. Weedin
Luella Hulbert Seeks Final Proof on Arizona Homestead
Luella Hulbert of Buena Arizona files to prove up her 3 year final proof on the June 24 1913 homestead entry for SB% Section 31 and addl H E No 030137 for Lots 2 and 4 and B% BW Section 31 Township 218 Range 21 E G and 8 B Meridian before W A Fowler U S Commissioner Tombstone Arizona on November 10 1916. Witnesses are Paul H Bryan William H Knoles Cassius R Knoles of Buena Arizona.
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Clarence D. le Sueur
Hereford
Arizona
R. Meridian
J. D. Taylor
A. S
Bisbee
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Phoenix
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
Embezzlement suspects to be moved for Bisbee hearing
Harry Hastings and a man named Jacobs, held in the county jail for weeks on embezzlement charges tied to the Levy Brothers brokerage collapse in Bisbee, will be taken to Bisbee for a morning hearing on additional charges. Current bond is 2500 dollars, with expectations bond may rise after the hearing. The Bisbee failure involved losses totaling several hundred thousand dollars. Mamie Donahue reportedly recovered part of the stock she lost, reducing her apparent loss.
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Harry Hastings
1 Jacobs
Levy Brothers
Bisbee
Mamie Donahue
San Francisco
M.D. Scribner
Friends
Misa Clara O'Donnell
Brabes
Clark resigns as United Verde manager in Jerome Arizona
Will L. Clark resigns after leading United Verde Copper Company since 1904 with part of the resignation accepted. Robert E. Tally becomes assistant general manager, after eight years as mines superintendent, as Clark relocates to focus on private business interests in several firms and Montana. Clark served since 1889 with Senator Clark's affairs and helped build the Clarkdale smelter.
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Will Clark
Senator Clark
Clark
Butte
Jerome
United Verde
Clarkdale
Registration Deputies Process New County Registrations
The registration deputies in the County Recorder's office are rapidly filing the new registrations received in the past week and assigning them to their precincts for shipment with election supplies. Total registrations to date reach 14 750, about two thousand more than two years ago.
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County Recorder's
University Museum Receives Aztec Silver Relic
Tucson reports the University of Arizona museum exhibitions a rare Aztec silver piece donated by local regent Hudolph Rasmussen. The relic, found near Tumacacori mission by a Mexican worker decades ago, features a carved man's face and moon motif. Archaeology head Professor Cummings deemed it Aztec, valuing it far above its silver price.
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Tucson
Museum
The
University of Arizona
Hudolph Raswesen
Rasmessen
East Congress Street
Tumacacori
Hassmessen
Rassimessen
F C Things
Cummings
University Museum
Rasmussen
Students Assist In Phoenix High School At State Fair
H G Gambee professor of agriculture at Phoenix high school arranges with Secretary Shaughnessy to place several students as assistants to the judges in agricultural and live stock departments of the state fair. Boys choose their department. agriculture students under Dr Sandsten of the University of Colorado at the agricultural exhibits and cattle and dairy students under HG van Pell who judged at the San Francisco exposition.
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Phoenix
H. G. Gambee
Department of Agriculture
Phoenix High School
Shaughnessy
Ais
Sandsten
University of Colorado
HG. van Pell
Gambee
University of Arizona Receives Large Telescope Gift
The University of Arizona will gain an astronomical observatory with a 34 inch telescope costing 300000, donated anonymously. Dr RB Von KleinStad Al announced the gift as regents attended. Construction will start once plans are drawn and the telescope ordered. The donor prompted a half holiday and campus celebration with music and events on campus.
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University of Arizona
RB. von KleinStad
University Assembly
von KieioSmid
van RieinSmid
Douglas
von Klein
Enale
Herring Hall
Republicans Falter in Sheflin Meeting Entitled to Enthusiasm
A late evening Republican gathering in Sheflin drew scant enthusiasm as speakers including Joe Vrochanka for Secretary of State and Norman McKingie for Mining Inspector failed to sway the crowd. Judge Otis J. Baughn of Florence offered a pointed critique of campaign visibility while ex-Governor Kibbey struggled to energize attendees, leaving the audience unengaged and questioning why Tombstone events lack vigor.
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Otis J. Baughn
Florence
Fron
Supreme Lynch
Kibbey
Government to ban khaki wear by civilians in Arizona
Oct 18 report warns the United States government will prohibit civilians from wearing khaki colored clothing resembling military uniforms. Col Harris notes enforcement will be hard as many clothes mimic army attire and deserters or staff may be implicated. The rule targets keeping government clothing from sale and may affect youth and event organizations not in regular service.
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Phoenix
United States
War Department
Col Harris
Arizona Guard
Army
Regular Army
National Guard
Cvent
Fm Amy Way
Bets Plentiful in Tombstone Races and Local News
Wagers on the coming presidential and state elections ran brisk in Tombstone with even money bets on the president and two to one that Hunt would win. D. B. Hutchins returned to Douglas after two days on auto business. Harry Hasselgren reported cold weather at Lewis Springs and minor crop risk. E. J. Flach improves and may be out soon. Charles Batchelder owns two thoroughbred bull Dupe from New Mexico. John Pearce visited, says Pearce mines progress as extensions advance. Mrs. Josephine Ivey heads to Bisbee for a new home while Mr. Ivey takes a Central Pharmacy job. James Lemon, Pearce pioneer, notes camp as usual. Chavez, a Bunker Hill worker, injured by a falling rock but not seriously. J. C. Ryan, Bisbee road engineer, in town on county business. Republican politicians depart for Bisbee for tonight’s speeches. Clerk Karger to Douglas for ballot copies. Watcing’s State Senator bid reportedly withdrawn. Jacob Schmidt remains sole Supervisor candidate. Henry Bingham of Tucson promoting the Southern Arizona Fair October 26–28 in Tucson.
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Tombstone
Hunt
Karger
Board of Supervisors
Douglas
Bisbee
Wat‘cing
Jacob Schmidt
Henry Bingham
Tucson
Placifig
Arizona
Lawyers and townspeople fill Tombstone court day
Attorney Ed Flanigan from Bisbee visits Tombstone as Superior Court opens. Reports Joan Willama’s improving health and renewed strength. Survey crews near the Bisbee Extension clear road brush. Various residents travel from Bisbee Douglas Fairbank and Tucson for court matters and business.
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Williams
Ed. Flanigan
Bisbee
Superior Court
Joan 8
Willlama
Tombstone
Douglas
Fletcher M. Doan
Joan Witton Rore
Forset Rangers to Meet in Dragoon Mountains Camp
A meeting of forest rangers from Chiricahua Coronado and surrounding reserves will be held next week at Ran ger J. E Kelly's camp in Cochise Strong Hold Dragoon Mountains. Notices were sent from Rangers' Headquarters in Tucson by Supervisor R. J. Selkirk. District Forester Beddington of Albuquerque will attend, succeeding Arthur Ringland now inspector in Alaska. The gathering is expected to be the largest in years.
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Chiricahua Coronado Ueronal Forest
Cochise
Night Officers raid Bisbee opium house
In Bisbee near the Naco road, Night Officers Bob Sheldon and Sea Rice raided a premises owned by Monte Jack. Five suspects including Will Martin and Tom Evans were detained on federal opium traffic charges and are held for examination by U.S. Commissioner J. D. Taylor. owner Monte Tack was also arrested.
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Bob Sheldon
Sea Rice
Bisbee
Monte Jack
Naco Road
San Jose House
United States
J. D. Taylor
Will Martin
Tom Evans
Monte
Tack
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Congress
United States Land Office
Uate
U. & Land Office
John E. Nelson
William J. Page
Jacob Karlen
Paul Frampton
Register
Bryan
Paul H. Knoles
William H. Pratt
Cassius R. Knoles
Buena, Arizona
Verde Copper Company
University
Agricultural Department
University AT
Sheflin
Campbell
WA. Sparrow
Joe Vrochanka
Sidney Osborne
Norsiin McKingie
Ming Inspector
Jovernment
Thurbday's Daily
D. B. Hutchins
Lewis Springs
Harry Hasselgren
Secson
E. J. Flach
Charles Batchelder
New Mexico
Pearce
John Pearce
Wal
Husband
Josephine Ivey
Mr. Ivey
Central Pharmacy
Ames Lemon
Miner
Chavez
Bunker MH Company
Bunker Hill
J.C. Ryan
Cunningham Costello
Dany
Bisbee Extension
Moore, Sr
Kansas City
Cochise County
Auuptant County Mead
Ook
Lame Road
Ity Limite
Tichuesters
Iver
Marin Nolan
Fairbank
Henry Street
Boquillas Land and Cattle Company
California
Sam Verran
S. K. Williams
Leary
Douglas. S
Moore
M. H. Fisher
the & P
8. W. Ry. Co
Barney Bono
Gleason
Shannon Company
Cunningham-Coetello
Jes Watson
Lowell
Val
J. M. Ross
Eilinwood
Forset Rangers
Sisbee
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