Territorial items of interest condensed
A fragmented Arizona item column notes Gaddis, a pioneer, died at the Middle Verde home. A Prescott to Jerome power line is planned to bolster the district, with a prior line already in service. A Copper City Brewing suit seeks to halt a name, while Leuner Busch challenges the use of Tanheuses. Douglas boy Alex McKay, age one, heroically restrained a thief. Campaigns, sports aims, mining news, prison escapes, and border developments fill the page with local color and activity.
Bids Rejected For Territorial Road Project
The Board of Control met in Phoenix on Thursday and rejected all bids for the Biehom Douglar section of the territorial road, finding bids excessive and intending to readvertise immediately.
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Board of Control
Phoenix
Names of Constitution Convention Delegates Listed
A list of proposed delegates to the constitution convention includes Republicans and Democrats such as Apache and Mohave delegates. Notable names appear across counties like Navajo Yavapai and Santa Cras with figures including Goldwater and Kinney among others.
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Fred TC C Hurchinson
Bulan
H Basie
M Roberts
Bradner
Thos Feeney
EA Tora
DL Cunningham
Connelly
Ij Geo WP Hunt
JJ Keega
Alfred Kinney
Dohu
HE McCorsiele
Sacob Weinberger
am—Lamar Cub
AB Lynch
Ma AM
Tothill
Witliam T
Maricops
A © Baker
Lysander Cassidy
Jolie Orne
Orin Standage
JH Crutchfield
FA Jones
JB Moyer
Alfred Frankin
Sidney Ueborn
Mohave
Henry Levin
James Scott
Willmar Morgan
Prnal
Thomas N. Willis
Elker
L Kingman
WF Cooper
George Pusch
Carl Jacome
JC Whyte
Santa Cras
Bracey Curtis
Yann Mulford Winsor
FD Ingram
Cort
Yavapai
EW Wels
MG Cunlf
A A Moore
Homer K Wood
Morris Goldwater
Albert Jones
Constitution Writers Early on the Job in Phoenix
Hon. Lamar Cobb and A M Tuthull of Graham County attended the constitutional convention in Phoenix yesterday. Cobb announced his candidacy for president of the convention, as reported by the Republican.
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Constitution
Lamar Cobb
A M Tuthull
Graham County
Phoenix
Unclear Arizona Vital Statistics Report Summary
Fragmented OCR text discusses Arizona vital statistics and death care, mentioning population between two hundred thousand and two hundred twenty thousand, and intercurrent diseases. References state health reports and deaths in various counties including Maricopa and Pima, with pneumococcal disease and fever terms implied.
California Decision Affects Corporations In State
A Los Angeles district attorney notes thousands of corporations doing business in the state but organized in Arizona and other places sue the state law for stockholder protection. The decision, appealed after a superior court judgment, interprets that corporations incorporated here are amenable to California law. Wentworth company, under an African firm, sought to exploit a clause exempting riders’ property from corporate debt, while articles of incorporation must specify stockholder exemption in proportion to shares.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
Awit
Wentworth Corpany
Arican Fam
Clatny Aic
Equal educational rights fight by Douglas Negroes
The Douglas Negro population seeks court action against the school board for failing to act in good faith on desegregation. They demand the restraining of discontinuing the Twelfth Street school and the creation of an accessible integrated school with adequate teachers for African descent children, or rescinding trustees’ orders and admitting African children to all district schools on equal terms with whites.
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Douglas
Echool
Schcol
Rncan
Africaa chMren
Bay Consolidated Mine Develops 26 000 Feet of Tunnel
The Bay Consolidated at Jerome Mine completed 26,000 feet of development, yielding over five miles of underground workings that form a potential base for operating the mine.
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Jerome
May Atem
Marriage Licenses Issued In Recent Period
The record lists marriage licenses issued to Hierayeee and Lonke, Stevenay and Lonke, Fred McMillan and Clare Biges, IW Kucartle and Denhette Karuares, Andrew Lond and Hilja Pinnila, Justy Overacker and Eofield, Mon Perrin, Williem Hinavo and Clare Sealey, ACTL Murray and Abbie Graham.
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Hierayeee
Stevenay Lonke
Fred McMillan
Clare Biges
Kucartle
Denhette
Karuares
Andrew Lond
Hilja Pinnilalant
Justy Overacker
Eofield
Mon Perrin
Williem
Hinavo
Clare HY Sealey
Actl Murray
Abbie Graham
New Freight Rates Effective December 1 Announcement
The interstate committee commission ordered new freight rates to affect territorial joints along the Southern Pacific. The changes were announced to become effective on December 1. RS Stubbe, general freight and passenger agent, Arizona Eastern and assistant general Southern Pacific, is sending letters to general agents and agents in Arizona. About 150 tariffs are affected.
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Interstate Committeee Commission
Southern Pacific
RS Stubbe
Genera
Arizona Eastern
Arizons
Arizona Horse Tamer In New York
Arizona boy Bert Bryan ten years old is described as a horeeman from Arigone. He bathed in the Hotel Hermitage on Seventh Avenue and Forty seventh Street and was arrested. Magistrate Remeehan ordered jail until a $00 bond is posted and six months behavioral correction, with one month otherwise. Clerk Chas Schrape says the hotel guest had no right to bathe there.
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Hort
Arizona
New York
Bryan
San
Bert Bryan
Arigone
Hermitage
Seventh Avenue
Remeehan
West Side
Chas ,Schrape
Bevan
Good Constitution Will Bring Capital to Arizona
Ralph H. Cameron, Arizona delegate to Congress, pledges to push a people favored constitution through Congress. He says the right constitution will attract capital and spur Arizona development, bringing population growth and resources to the state as it nears full statehood.
Tragedy at Winkleman Ends in Double Fatalities
A former Douglas policeman and Jeanie Callio were found dead in Winkleman after a morning shooting. The man reportedly killed the woman then shot himself, dying instantly. Jeanie Callio had lived in Douglas previously. jealousy is suspected as a motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scot
Douglas
Interest Grows in Salton Sea Research Time
The Salton Sea region draws government attention as Prof Ward Free, formerly of the University of Arizona, conducts studies on airborne alkali and the movement of salts near the sea. Findings aim to solve a scientific problem with agricultural implications for the southwest, informing efforts to manage the vast desert area and its impact on farmers.
One Way To Ensnare A Skeeter Inventor Edison
A bizarre old-time suggestion describes catching a skeeter by lulling it with laughter then choking it with brick dust. The tale cites an old-fashioned method attributed to Hess and linked to Edison era inventors.
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Skeeter
Local Nimrods Ready For Antlered Tribe
In preparation for the deer season opening today, many individuals and parties plan mountain hunts for venison. Deer are reported plentiful in the Huschues and Chiricatun mountains while the Dragoons have a stated quota. Hunters expect the scarcity of game to affect availability.
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Huschues
Chiricatun
Arizona Exhibit At Los Angeles Opens With Samples
A Los Angeles dispatch describes the Arizona exhibit at the chamber of commerce showing the state’s products and industries. Visitors receive samples of fruit and minerals, with ostrich farm pictures and other features, brought by Harry Welch, secretary of the Phoenix chamber.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Welch
Chamber of Commercs of
Phoenix
Amon
Usher Divorce Case and Probate Appointments Filed
District and Probate Court notes report Martha Usher filed a suit against Robert H Usher for divorce. The matter involves the estate of Frank Schwertner, with LV McCourt, Frank Libby, and Gro Morgan named as appointed appraisers.
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Martha Usher
Robert H Usher
Frank Schwertner
LV McCourt
Frank Libby
Gro Morgan
Back to Tombatone from Los Angeles and local dispatch notes
From Thursday PB Waroekros a pioneer of the city returns to Tombatone from Los Angeles after an absence of several months Mose Olivia Melgreen left this morning for Los Angeles on AH Wien the well known son in from Dragon today Ulantiotve miecion Wishige Merrit of SBait de in beaten tautay MUM Meee Meetree from the fits te being readied or hauled away by ballasting the Southwesteth tecke The El Paso and Soar Hurtaufiwing the ulyett an oitver tondied west of the Boeke the durepe Mae be chases asmg it will reprove the fonds of thage very much to the salhoad yards and ill of more room for ow track which way he contended in the near future. tte en western extn Telephones have teen iet ail Alonk the Tinvot tie Bh as W for auxiliary use in ease of metelee Zenit uf commission graph wires ee ig thy trate thiroughout the eyetem In conjunction with the mcntation of the latest methods of train dispatch ing comes the use of the teleplones which also help the dispatcher's office in constant touch with the working of the wire. A Phenix dispatch says Sherrie White of Cochine county who is now in Phoenix today identified C.D. Thomas jailed there Monday for the alleged killing of a Mexican in the mountains he the man who killed his own brother 17 years old at Bisbee two years ago through mistaken identity. The Chamber of Commerce at Toulouse has received an invitation from the American Association of Commerce and Trade in Berlin to visit that city and be entertained The Aricone organization hasn't the price and their wives wouldn't let them go far from home if they had the invitation to deed with thanks.
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el Paso
Salhoad
Phenix
Sherrie White
Cochine County
Phoenix
C.D. Thomas
Tere Monday
Oli
Bisbee
Chamber of Commerce
Tulsom
American Assoiation of Commerce and Trade
Berlin
Highwayman Slays Chinaman Near Bisbee
Officials pursue a lone robber who halted two Chinese men twenty miles from Bisbee. One Chinatown gardener is dead and the other wounded after two gunshots. About $50 stolen. death and injury prompt swift pursuit with suspicions on an American suspect recently released. Wong Foo, a well known Tombstone resident, is named in the case.
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Heri
Orem
Tombstone
Bisbee
Rouber
Tia
Hereford
May Bring Suit Against County
N P Olson of Olson and Graf left for Meas and Phoen nix to pursue a county suit for 4890. The action seeks damages from revoking the original building contract for the county hospital and awards ten percent of the original contract for materials. A second suit is expected, details unreleased per the Bisbes Review.
Mexican Independence Anniversary Observed with Festivities
Friday events mark the ten year anniversary of Mexican Independence with a grand dinner and dance at Gage Hall. A theatrical program featuring "The Little Doctor" and "A Brave Little Tailor" entertained guests. Grace Hill received a surprise party in her honor as officials discuss federal building vacancies and postings in Washington Tucson and Douglas.
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Gage
Mite
Grace Hill
Postmaster General in San Francisco Talks Outlook
Postmaster General Frank H Hitch arrived in Warrington for talks with local post office officials. He declined to comment on the political outlook or the election returns from various rates during his stay.
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San Francisco
Frank H Hitch
Warrington
D.C
Uriel
Ranch for Sale Near Soldier Hole in Sulphur Spring Valley
Ranch for sale covering 16 acres with wind mill, tank, 21 cattle, a horse, and open land ready for plowing. Includes a 35 foot deep bore well, piping, pump equipment, fenced pastures, a 12 by 16 foot shed, aleo machine and rake, blacksmith shop and tools. Located one half mile north of Soldier Hole, Sulphur Spring valley. John Anderson, proprietor.
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Ama
Soldier Hole
John
Anderson
Notice of Camp Bowie lands sale in Arizona 1910
The Department of the Interior General Land Office announces the sale of 10,416 acres in the Camp Bowie abandoned military reservation Arizona. 258 tracts will be offered October 10 1910 at 9 am at the Phoenix land office with prices from 125 to 2.00 per acre. Payments of 10 or 20 dollars per tract due at sale. lands classified as mineral to be sold separately. Fred Pennett Commissioner. Frank Pierce Acting Secretary. First Publication Aug 7 1910.
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Camp Bowie
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Waslington
Military Reservation
Arizona
U.S Land Offier
Phoenix
Arizone
S Mall Legal Subdivisions
Fred Pennett
Commissioner General Land Office
Frank Pierce
Firet
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Mlk
Gaddis
Arieona
Middle Verde
Alvock
Vrescott
Prescott One & Electric Company
Forni l
Lee
Copper City Brewing Company
Busch Brewing Company
Alex McKay
Douglas Boy
Yterra
Mkay
Paskages
Tuccon Ty
Nogales
Tricot
Forte
Memtere
National Guard
Morenci
Artemue
Stouglas
Touth
Pearson Railroad
Mexico
Graehem County
Tempe
Tomde
County High School
Tucson
D.C Walling
Long Hall
Logo
Mayer
Sidney Smith
BR Turner
Webbbiogs
Thompeor
Bennett
Lhomepena
Attena
Yast
Col. Byes
Ming
Ahd ES Ties
Genere Manner
Tom Sing
Tuscon Chink
Tom
Spurteaueti
Qual
Yampal
California
Congress
Washington
Ralph H. Cameron
Deligete
Phaenis
Cameron
Dis
Sriunate
Union
Winkleman
Salton Sea
My Jase
Salton
Barward S Free
University of Arizona Experimnt
Alieais
Free
Te Eouth
Saiton Ceater
Edison Tine
Jersey
Monquet
Hess
Promate Court
Waroekros
AH Wien
Dragon
Merrit
Tautay
N. P. Olson
Olson and
Bisbes
Wight
Mee
Senger
Uinta
Pase
Er Kl. Fowler
J Company
Te Sngen
Fowler
Ram
Amenia
Cibobe
Donglas
Jamon C. Plantine
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