State items of interest condensed
King Daphne the Phoenix boree was victorious in the 2.06 pace at the Minnesota state fair in 2404 time. The state fair commission will meet Friday at ten in Phoenix offices. J N McFate is among Tycson visitors. Prof Brocett Bates and bride return via New York to Oakland. Damages of 15000 asked in Prescott suit against Grand Canyon Lime. Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee issues time-deposit receipts as bonds. John Q McDonald at Hayden resigns. Douglas Moffat to succeed. Hayden mill capacity to 8000 tons daily, aim 10000. Jerome post office wrangle is resolved. Postmaster Frank Smith to serve rest of month.
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King Daphne
Sidney Goldman
Minnesota
B Wood
State Fair Commission
Commission
Phoenix
JJ Keegan
Globe
J R Henderson
Bisbee
Hugh Campbell
Washington
Arizona
J N McFate
Tn Tycson Tueedis
Maximo Peres
Grand Canyon Lime and Cement Company
Prescott
Jack Russell
Bank ‘of
Bistee
John Q McDonald
Hayden
Douglas Moff
Moffat
Garfield
Utah
Utah Copper Company
Magma
Jerome
Frank Smith
W . Adame
Smith
Adams
Arizona Land Auction Limits and State Land Holdings
The commission notes strong interest from corporations for large tracts of state land. No land has been sold yet as sales are restricted to parcels under 160 acres. The body may sell the million acres reserved to pay railroad bond obligations for Mericops Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties, with some chosen lands likely to be included later.
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Prrcons
Mericops
Pima
Yavapai
Coconino
Woman Recovers from Nervous Breakdown After Treatment
A patient from Binning Nassau reports recovery from a nervous breakdown after using Nervine, a thirty year old remedy praised for nervous disorders. The testimonial cites immediate relief and continued use, noting the product’s long-standing reputation in medical advertising.
Cochosite Engineer Jensen Dies of Heart Failure
Advices from Mascot mining near Dos Cabezas report P Jensen, an engineer at the power house, died suddenly Sunday night of heart trouble. He was found dead beside the engine Monday morning after a night shift, with engines still running. The plant shut down in his honor. his body was shipped to his east home for burial.
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Mascot Mining Company
Dos Cabexas
P. Jensen
Jensen
Toccon
Directors to Inspect the Ajo Mines
A party of Calumet and Arizona Mining directors visited the Ajo mines on Tuesday. The inspection will influence mine development and the planned Ajo railroad from Tocaon. Attending were John C Green general manager M Curly superintendent at Ajo Thomas Hostfon Peter Kappr Thomas P Cole Duluth Mich and W H Worthington Dougle. They traveled from Gile Ben by No7 stage and have toured Bisbee and the new velter at Douglas.
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Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
Ajo
Tocaon
John C
Cole
Cole Ryan
Gile Ben
Bisbee
Douglas
Tucson Suit Challenges Power Rate Order
A Phoenix dispatch reports the Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Company filed in Superior Court to appeal the State Corporation Commission’s rate order. The company claims the rates are confusing, unlawful, illogical, and discriminatory. Manager F. E. Basell left Tucson for Phoenix on business connected with the suit.
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Phoenix
Tucson Gee, Electric Light and Power Company
Cmmission
F. E. Bascell
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Tucson
Phoesis
Court Cases Filed and Probate Notices Recorded
Court dockets list suits including Geisenhoter vs Shilliam for debt 444 and Sumner vs Sumner for divorce. State of Arizona back tax suits against Kitts & Son and Nicholson. Various civil and divorce decrees noted with amounts. Probate proceedings announce estates of James Cox and Angel Molino with appraisers and creditors notices. Appointments and sales orders for minors and estates. Settlement days set for Sept 19 with distributions and notices to creditors.
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State of Arizona
W F Kitts & Son
Jobo T Nicholson
Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Julius Bigd
Bessie Birdao
Douglas Realty & Trust Co
E F Fieber
State of Ariscos
Mary Heasley
Hovland and Smith
State of Arizona Or
JR McMullen
Arizona Cattle Win Prizes at State Fair Circuit
Secretary B Wood of the Arizona State Fair reports telegrams about Frank Reed Sanders and W A Macdonald of Meas winning top prizes in eastern cattle shows. Sanders & Butler’s Guernsey team earned multiple firsts and grand championships, plus a $100 prize for best Guernsey cow in Lewistown Ohio. Ayrebires by W A Mschonskd won 141 State and six champion prizes, against strong national herds. All cattle are home stock and will appear at the Arizona State Fair through November 38, 1913.
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B Wood
Arizona State
Frank Reed Sanders
W A Macdonald
Meas
United States
Indinepolis
Ind
Frank Reed Benders
Moss Nowhere
Sanders & Butlers Guernsey
Lewland
Ohio
America
Arisons
Peir
Bonds Application Requests Steel Bridge Replacement
The company Pacific filed with the state corporate commission a replication for permit to issue two million to hundred thousand dollar trout certificates to replace wooden with steel care.
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Pacfic
State Corporative Commission Sa
Permistin
Doings In the Superior Court Judge Lockwood’s busy day
Judge Lockwood presided over several divorce trials and related matters in the superior court. Decrees granted include Peter Blauser v Lillian Blauser and Lilly Maisk v Watler Maisak with custody and alimony details. Other cases continued, rulings for the defendant in Max Frubavf v Lee Sogich, and first citizenship papers issued to Joseph Krasacich Mirko Kaosle cich and Mike Mirkala of Bieber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassetta Riggs Verda
Peter Blausar
Lillian Blauser
Lilly Maisk
Watler Maisak
Brandt Ve Meade
Max Frubavf
Lee Sogich
M Navarette
Parity Sunday Proposed for Arizona Churches 1913
In connection with the Seventh International Purity Congress to be held November 7 to 12, 1913 in Minneapolis, a proposal urges Arizona citizens to observe Sunday November 9, 1913 as Parity Sunday. The call asks churches, fraternal orders and related groups to promote purity and health through sermons and discussions, with materials available free from the World Purity Federation at La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Minneapoli
Mince
Sote
World's Purity Federation
Arisons
S.ch
Worl Punty Federation
la Crosce
Wiseconein
Negro Bound Over to Superior Court for Murder Charge
Robert Thompson, a Black cavalry member, was bound over to the superior court without bail to answer murder charges for the August 25 killing at the cavalry headquarters in Douglas. The preliminary hearing reflected evidence similar to the coroner's inquest, with Alex A Mor county attorney presenting and David Beoshimol defending. Thompson was brought from the county jail in Tombstone by Sheriff Wheeler.
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Robert Thomyson
M. Ninth Cavalry
Eupert
Maclay
Soewer
Edward Smith
Douglas
Avetistest
Alex A Mor
David Beoshimol
Thompson
Wheeler
Tombstone
International
Three Injured in Matte Explosion at O and A Smelter
A matte explosion at the O and A smelter yesterday harmed Charley Clark Samuel Clark? No, Charley Clark furnaceman Charles Kaneaster tapper and J Kimbrough helper. Clark suffered the most with a foot and both arms burned and body burns. Kaneaster burned on the arms while Kimbrough’s injuries were initially undetermined. All were taken to C and A hospital in Douglas, in critical yet non fatal condition with pain and danger noted.
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Charley Clark
Charles Kaneaster
J Kimbroush
Douglas
Clark
Kancaster
Former Tombstone Brother Kills In Tempe Tragedy
A Tempe coroner's inquiry details the death of Augustine Montjo, a nine year old deaf boy, killed by his older brother Ignacio Montjo who, returning from hunting, mistook a bush for movement and shot the child. Ignacio, recently arrived from Tombstone, confessed to the fatal accident as physicians failed to save the boy. The Montjo family, well known in Tombstone, mourns as the community offers sympathy.
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Ignsew
Stone
RL Alexander
Lure
Reform School Inmates Moved to Fort Grant
Most inmates from the Industrial School were relocated from Benson to Fort Grant yesterday. A few will remain at Benson to complete legal formalities. The move follows a recent escape of 21 inmates in 19 days, aided by special cars. Fort Grant’s isolation is cited as a security measure against further escapes.
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Benson
Fort Grant
Willcox
Fort Grat
Graham Mountains
Corbett Introduces Multigraph at Fort Huachuca Office
W P Corbett of the Corbett company Phoenix returns from Fort Huachuca where he installed a multigraph in the port office. The old printing press is discarded in favor of the multigraph for which Corbett holds the state agency. He notes army printing presses are being displaced by the multigraph.
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W P Corbett
Corbett Company of
Phoenix
Fort Huachuca
Local court attendees flood Tombstone from mining camps
WP Thompson repaints pews for an attractive appearance as a large turnout fills the city for court business. FN Wolcott returns from the word camp in the Huachucas with reports of activity. Charles Cummings arrives from Los Angeles to visit Tombstone for weeks with his father C L Cummings. Joe Riggs visits from Des Caters and attorney TF A Richardson and Kagan of Tucson appear in the county seat for court matters. John W Rors comes from Bibee while TC Foster and Willard Whitt accompany Mrs Foster from Gleeson on business, returning this evening.
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Bishes
Sutos
FN Wolcott
Huachucar
Tha Tig
TF A Richardson
Dong- Ine
Kagan
Tucson
Tombstone
Superior Court
TC Foster
Willard Whitt
Gleeson
Denver marriage shocks Cochise county circles
Frenda Mise Lile Arrand, sister of Mire Harry Brace, wed Mr Ralph Baker in Denver, surprising friends in Tombstone and Cochise county. Rev Virgil Genevrier leaves for Benson to conduct services, and Dave Adams welcomes a new son as telephone rates may rise. Notables registered in Arlington include H Whitehler and J Murdock.
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Mise Lile Arrand
Mire Harry Brace
Meneon
Denver
Ralph Baker
Colorado City
Virgil Genevrier
Bensin
Dave Adams
Dragoon
Ant
Dave
Adams
Cochise County
Arlington
H Witehler
St Louis
J J Murdock
Bisbee
Missyt le Murdock
Ed Payne
Biber
Carl Fuller
Bitebee
Job Murdock
Tucson
Doctor Nearly Loses Right Eye After Tree Branch Blow
Dr Randall narrowly escaped losing his right eye when he slipped in mud while irrigating near Douglas and struck a blunt branch. The eye suffered severe cuts but remains temporarily protected by bandages, with recovery time uncertain. He had just finished treating Cleet Burrows at the police station, still in pain.
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FW Randall
Douglas
Cleet Burrows
Notice of Survey and Withdrawal Application in Arizona
United States Land Office at Phoenix publishes a notice of an application for survey and withdrawal under acts approved 1894 and 1910. The filing, dated June 13 1913 and signed by state officials, seeks survey of townships in Cochise County and related lands outside Coronado National Forest. First publication August 34, 1943.
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Jone
Unions
Arizona
General Land Offer
Washagton
D.C
Anaoaa
T. Ars
Roak
Pronte
Groots
Coronado Nationl Forest
Phoenix
Thomas F Weedin
Register
John
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Brocett Bates
The
Unity of
Ass Nicroth
Binning
Bonner
St Bom
Cochisite
Erior Couf
W Geisenhoter
Shilliam
George W Sumner
Edward Watts
Gertrude Ade Watts
Terrance F Gallagher
P Olson
State
RB Renkin
John J. Smart
Brate Arizoos
Hovyal A Smith
Arinoos
Hovel A Smith
State of
James Cox
Decree Settlement Se
J P Cummings
Edmr
Angel Molino
Admr
Kenyon Minors
Order
Medigovich
Wm Rowe
John L Boston
Secownt
Dr. Danielson
Edward Peoelton Gabbart
Johe G Anderson
Eale
Willem Mowe
Michel F Ney
George B Richardson
Arizona Cattle
Ely
C & A Hospital
Reform School
Ft. Grant
Aiaster Charles Cumming
Lo Angeles
Tombefore
C L Cummings
John Gleeson
City
Teday
Joe Riggs
County West
Des Caters
John W Rors
Bibee
Wayne Childers
Dougler, Ie
Towdstone
Sucker City
Frenda
Mee
Gertrude Jay
Daughter
Mies
Helen Axtell
Sanger
California
ET Collins
AR Kupfer
Tucton
Dragoon Mountains
Tuccson
Tombone
San Diego
Nicholas Hunseker
Wilson
Swisehelma
Inez
Hunsaker
Kirkland Wally
Skull Valley
Kirkland
J.T. Elliott of
W.K Flora of
E.H Reeves
Fremont Street
CL. Cummings
el Paso
Mr. Chat Poindexter
University of Arizona
Fletcher M Doan
Frank Doan
Alexander A Murry
United States Land Office
Ariona
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