City News Briefs Pull From Arizona Town Front
Mayor Schumacher plans a Salt River cattle roundup for the local market while noting poor feed in the valley. A Degree of Honor entertainment and Pioneer Historical society session are announced. A washout on the Sonora road disrupts travel as two Mexicans display a wild cat found near Silver Lake. Residents debate cemetery location as discussions of statehood for Arizona gain momentum in Frisco. Gypsies camp on the outskirts and cattle yards receive a shipment from Salt River valley. Train dispatchers replace regulars, a court fined a man for a street assault, and a Copper Pup mining claim is filed in Reed district. Fort Huachuca welcomes a new regiment arriving by Santa Fe tracks.
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Pioneer Historical Society
West
Congress Street
Liederkrans Society
Sonora Road
Silver Lake
Schumacher
Harry Drachman
San Francisco
Knights of Pythias
Arizona
Bard
California
Harry
Alcazar
Frisco
Drachman
Gage
Salt River Valley
S. P
G. A. Wisher
Benton Dick
T. W. Hailey
S. J. Stewart
Fort Huachuca
Santa Fe
Probate Court Records Show Multiple Estates Including W G Davis Will
Probate court records reveal the will of W G Davis and filing of the W C Davis estate for probate with Herbert B Tenney named executor and an estimated value over 50000 dollars. A September 15 hearing is set. Lim Jim appointed administrator of Lim Loy estate valued at 800 dollars. An order directs O M Anderson to sell Estephan Ochoa estate personal property. Mabel Handy seeks guardianship of minor John C Handy with hearing set September 1. Final account for W P Woods estate filed by J N Brown and Lizzie Woods, residue turned to John Bogan, sureties discharged.
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W. C. Davis
Herbert B. Tenney
Lim Jim
Lim Loy
O. M. Anderson
Estephan Ochoa
Mabel Handy
John C. Handy
W. P. Woods
Elen Finley
J. N. Brown
Lizzie Woods
John Bogan
Ellen Finley
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children offer a harmless milk pleasant remedy now sold in drug stores. Claimed cures include feverishness constipation headache teething stomach disorders and worms. Ad druggists 25c sample sent free Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
Governor’s Visit Signals New Board of Regents Likely
Governor Brodie met at the Orndorff hotel with Chancellor Herring and Secretary Zabriskie to gather data for a report and hear about University regent applicants. An entirely new board is expected within a week or ten days as Herring plans retirement and nonresidents may depart for Phoenix tonight.
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Brodie
Orndorff
Herring
Zabriskie
Board of Regents
Phoenix
Grays meet Fort Huachuca in Tucson game at Carrillo’s Gardens
The Grays face Fort Huachuca on the second meeting tomorrow at Carrillo’s Gardens at 3 o’clock. The soldiers arrive by Burro and are a stronger, well practiced squad. Tucson fans will enjoy a band parade and a fast, clean game as the Grays seek victory.
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Grays
Tucson
Philharmonic
Personal Mention Highlights From Territorial Town
Colonel John Martin returns from the coast this morning. B Steen and wife arrive from Tombstone. Mose Drachman in Phoenix today. Auditor W F Nichols ill at Willcox. A J Miller, mining man from Chicago, visiting. Gus Florsheim seen about town. C P Chrisman, San Pedro cattleman, sick list. Bob Bradford of Copper Hill mine in from camp. O Weese, mining man, leaves for Boston. Judge R E Doan arrives to see son Frank L Doan in Nogales. Judge J H Wood and special agent W H Code in city en route to Washington. C E Perkins from Nogales. Colonel Bridges returns from southern camps. Joseph Archer, S P conductor, back from San Jose del Cabo. Superintendent Sroufe and wife return from San Francisco aboard the San Carlos.
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San Pedro
Bob Bradford
Copper Hill
Con'o'weese
Boston
Arenes
R. E. Doan
Frank L. Doan
Nogales
Burro
Judge Doan
Ohio
J. H. Wood
Interior Department
City
Washington
W. H. Code
C. E. Perkins
Nogaler
Colonel Bridges
Joseph Archer
San Jose del Cabo
California
Sroufe
San Francisco
San Carlos
General Eagan Denies The Harlow Duel Story
General Eagan denies a Washington Post duel claim by W P Harlow. Brig. Gen. Charles P Baban, US Army Retired, says the story is untrue and requests correction. Also notes Dr H E Crepin returns from California vacation to resume practice in the A O U W building.
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Eagan
Harlow
Washington Post
Editor Post
W. P. Harlow
Chas. P. Baban
U. S. Army
San Marcial
Sonora
Mex
H. E. Crepin
California
Jold
Roberts' French Restaurant to Open Monday Morning
A note from a newspaper column mentions the upcoming opening of Roberts' French Restaurant on Monday morning. The item includes a health anecdote about Grape-Nuts cereal aiding an infant with summer illness, shared by Mrs. W. H. Mennens of Little Falls Minnesota, who reports dramatic weight gain after using the product.
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Roberts
W. H. Mennens
Little Falls
Minnesota
A B C Beer Rebate Offer Returns Pictures By Mail
Julius Goldbaum Inc agent for American Brewing Co announces a continued program for beer bottle neck slip returns. Trade participants may mail 24 slips from quart bottles or 48 slips from pint bottles to receive a portfolio picture. slips can be turned in at 71 East Congress Street for requisition processing.
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Julius Goldbaum
East Congress St
Julius Goldbaum, Inc
American Brewing Co
St. Louis
C A Steviens Returns to Reopen Express Service
C A Steviens returns from a year’s rest to resume his old express business. He has purchased the operation and will run it from the People’s Store. Prompt attention will be given to all work left in his care.
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C. A. Steviens
Reliabe
People
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