Gubernatorial timber grows in Arizona field of candidates
A large field of Democratic hopefuls forms for Arizona governor with ten named and rumors of ten more. Notables include Governor Hunt, A Davie, H A Hughes, Leon Jacobs, A A Worsley, Jobceon, P W O Sullivan, H M Wood, Reese M Ling, and C M Roberts. The constitution allows unlimited entrants as long as expenses are paid.
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Arizone
Abecotrante
Ark
George W. P. Hunt
A. Davie
H. A. Hughes
Leon Jacobs
Maricopa
A.A. Worsley
Pimis
Treasuer Jobceon
Cochise
P. W. O'Sullivan
H. M Wood
Reese M. Ling
Yavapai
Mr. Ling
Phoenix
C. M. Roberts
Immense Smelter Planned Near Globe Reportedly
A Globe dispatch reports official confirmation that a huge new smelter will be built near Globe by the International Smelting and Refining company. Plans are practically complete and construction may begin soon at a site between the Burch pumping station and Fuller ranch. The plant is stated to have capacity of 90 million pounds of copper annually.
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Globe
International Smelting and Refining Company
International
Boston Commercial
Barch
Miami Copper Company
Fuller Ranch
Miami West
Pinal Creek
Alunite Found in Arizona Potash Prospect
Geologists of the United States Geological Survey report alunite discoveries in Arizona suggesting potential sources of potash and stamina. A Sierra region investigation by F C Schrader found nodules and rock samples with alumina content near the Evening Star copper prospect, indicating larger alunite deposits may exist across the wide formation.
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United States
Geo Wurvey
Nogales
Bourbero
F C Schrader
Urvey
Evening Star
Schrader
United States Marshal Overlock Sees California and Arizona Trade
United States Marshal Charles A Overlock, returning from California, asserts Arizona business holds steadier in Avizons rather than southern California. He notes extensive Cochise County real estate in his portfolio and cautions that southern California property values are too high, predicting a cleaner market by 1915.
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Charles A Overlock
United States
Arisove
Smooth
Leeg Beach
California
Mancer
Avisons
Cochise County
Los Angles
Goll Leaves Tombstone for Douglas Real Estate Venture
Goll, former assistant clerk of the board of supervisors, resigns after a year of service to enter real estate and insurance in Doogine. He plans to move to the Smelter City in the near fall. G H S McMann to succeed him as assistant clerk at the supervisor's office.
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Ocear
Goll
Inet
Douglas
Busideas
Board of Supervisors
Doogine
Bie
G H S McMann
Gollse
Sunday In Tombstone Churches Services in town
Sunday messages at caTHouc Mase English sermon Benediction at 7 30 p m Sunday School 10 30 a m Mrs Win Cavanagh Supt Weekday mass 7 30 a m Rev Vinatt Genevaien Pastor Sunday School 10 am EM Reeves Supt Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m Rev H A Deen Pastor Epworth League 7 pm All are invited Many pastors listed with Sunday School times and invitations to attend services
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Cathouc Mase
Win Cavanagh
Mase
Vinatt Genevaien
EM Reeves
Christian Endeavor
H. A. Deen
Epworth
Tuevox Oxrox
Douglas Officers Catch Burglars In The Act
Douglas police captured burglars Jose Ramirez and Juan Lopes in the act at The Bassa store. Officer G W Cook witnessed the break in after a window was broken at the rear. The thieves seized boxes of newly arrived goods stacked in the back and carried them away, leaving behind their shoes.
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G W Cook
Jose Ramirez
Juan Lopes
Doug
Court Cases Filed Judgment in suit So 351
Court records indicate a divorce action involving Mattie Worsham and Chas Worsham. Probate proceedings include the estate of Vincentes Briedis with a Sept 12 hearing for letters testamentary. An order by 3M O Connell directs sale of personal property. D Rodrigues has a Sept 19 hearing on creditor settlement and final discharge of the administrator. Sara mivore had a Sept 12 hearing for petition. Jobo Prindiville ordered $50 monthly for minor children. Losie Lombardi granted $30 monthly family allowance.
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Mattie Worsham
Chas Worsham
Hetate of — Vincentes Briedis
O’connell
Rodrigues
Sara Mivore
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Naturalisation exam in Tombstone. About forty applicants mainly from Bisbee and Douglas to appear Monday. Boquillas Land and Cattle Company round-up set for Hereford September 9 with work starting September 10 heading from the Mexican fire north. The Tombstone to Benson fast train arrived an hour late due to engine trouble near Benton. Mr Mitchell and grandson Lyon Houston came from Hoseboca. Houston to attend high school in Tombstone and stay with Mrs John Rock until a residence is secured. Mrs Ida Carty, Fort Huachuca postmistress, visiting Tombstone from her home and staying with Mrs John Rock. Supervisor Rock and County Surveyor McNeish toured the county road camp in the new county Ford and will return soon. Sales ad for Woodlera Co. in New York offers $100 monthly plus expenses for selling egare. M G Kirkpatrick, Studebaker agent, visiting Tombstone from Smelter City with wife, driving one of his cars. Esther Buchanan expected from Hoschuca to spend winter and attend fall term. May Halderness from Los Angeles to teach at local schools this term. Ranch and cattle descriptions sought by Jos. G. Roseborough of Deming NM. Rev Deck and family late to Benton and missing Tombstone train. to attend Congregational church service tomorrow. Thomas Cowan returned home to Gleeson after brief county-seat visit.
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R Jones
City
Mosty
Bisbee
Doug
Boquillas Land & Cattle Company
Hereford
Kev
Deck
Nioe
Ben
Tombstone
Mra E R Flach
Kev Deck
Congregational Church
Thomas Cowan
Gleeson
Arizona News Bits and Local Developments in Copperopolis
The column reports on riches from near the Copperosity mine west of Tucson found by Rev R M Bryce of Orange Texas, Florence builds a $32900 school and furniture, Leo Ballinger faces $800 support charges in Tucson, Irene Taylor sues for $525 over a teaching dispute, Stephen of Dundee takes Jerome role at Cleopatra holdings, Arisco Copper opens a $3 million plant improving efficiency, and Edith Stone drowns in the Grand canal near the Crovecut junction.
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Bia
R M Bryce
Orange
Texas
Copperosity
Tucson
Leo Ballinger
Boothern Pacific
Comstock
Cyanide Plant At Mammoth Mine To Begin Operations
The Mammoth mine sixteen miles northeast of Mees, owned by Young Mines Company Ltd, will install a new cyanide plant aimed for operation around September 15. The 500 ton mill will test ore from all mine workings in a 90 day trial, with funding from experienced miners and Col. W. J. Young as president. All machinery is new or recently received. old stamps will crush ore while cyanide processing recovers gold. Shafts reach 440, 320, 150 and 200 feet with many drifts. every bucket of mined material shows gold, and all ore is oxidized and free milling across twelve claims in three active workings.
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Mammoth
Mees
Young Mines Company, Ltd
Faraiah
Arizona
Col. W. J. Young
Oles
Young
Fear for Americans' safety in Yaqui country
Reported anxiety over a Yax qui uprising affecting Lenore constitution, with Indians described as key and restive. Four individuals were housed for safety as Yaqui escape routes northward were blocked by washouts. The State Department sought a ship to meet them at the Yaqui and Mayo river mouths reachable by land paths. Most travelers hail from the eastern Alsmo area, largely cut off from outside contact.
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State Department
Yaqui
Mayo
Alsmo
Two Headed Snake Found by Arizona Youth
A two headed snake, a freak of nature, was found in an alley at San Marcial New Mexico by a local boy over a year ago. He preserved it in alcohol and brought it to Globe recently. The creature measures about a foot, with one body and two heads, one resembling a water snake and the other a rattler. It was killed by immersion in wood alcohol and kept since.
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Arizona
San Marcial
Globe
Superior Court Today Delivers Divorce Judgment
Judge Lockwood presided in open court as Grace Scott sued BB Scot for divorce and secured a plaintiff win. A state case against A B Kupler saw withdrawals and pending pleas, while John Dean administered against the City of Douglas on a demurrer. State v Moore withdrew not guilty plea and entered guilty pleas with sentencing to follow.
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Lockwood
Grace Scott
BB. Scot
Kupler
Gailty
John Dean
Douglas
Dewmurrer
J Moore
Defendent
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Best of
Vmake
Smelter
Superior Court
Jobo Prindiville
Losie Lombardi
Benson
Benton
Mre Mitchell
Lyon Houston
Hoseboca
Houston
John Rock
Ida Carty
Fort Hoachuca
Issuitor
Join Rock
Rock
McNeish
Ford
Sellegare
Woodlera Co
New York
M G Kirkpatrick
Dongiss
Stude*aker Automobiles
Kirkpatrick
Mise Esther Buchanan
Hoschuca
Jos
Arizona News OF Interest
Prospector
Florence
Sam
Irene Taylor
Yamagrammer Rchools
Abe U
ES Stephen
Dundee
Scotland
Jerome
Cleopatra Holdings
Ariscos Copper, Company
Cli'too
Bern
Edith C Stone
Cane
Ebert
Reclamation Service
Grand Canal
Crosecut Canal
Stone
Scherecross
Yaqui Country
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