Tombstone Notes On Lectures and Local Affairs
Joaquin Miller expected in early April to lecture on Arctic adventures. Mra Fauntleray dies after two weeks illness, burial planned tomorrow. Jimmie Nichols injured by flying rock at the mine, with a prior similar incident nearby. Weather warm and clear, residents arriving from Mexico and Tucson for various events. Burials, bank activity, and preparations for the opera house show. new timbering and repairs at the mine are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Nichols
Iask
Nichole
Ly D Haat
Plac
Stockmen move to form cooperative pact in Wilcox meet
At a Wilcox gathering of stock men leaders agreed to form a purchasing committee to buy high grade Hereford cattle for collective holdings across the Chiricahuas north to Serre Benita. Prominent figures Levi J Gird and James Bawdier chaired the drive while rancher Al Brockman heads to Nacor, Mexico for mason work at a mine.
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Wilcox Satur Fey
Chiricshaas
Serre Benita Ranch
Rom
Bambers
Hereford
Norton
Levi J Gird
Middlemarchy
Jae Hgihbe
Nelson Boc
James Bawdier
Same
G Spindle
al Brockman
Nacorask
Mexico
Eaperio
Moctr Cama
Reavis Arizona CaVaL land grant reform venture
Jaren A. Reavis reorganizes a water company in Arizona with capital of $5,000 and 500,009 shares at 0.90 each. The firm aims to revive old water rights, travel to San Francisco for funding, and plan asset improvements at the dam site.
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Jaren A. Reavis
Gils
Reavis
San Francisco
Ata
Stocchol
Florosey
Rough Rider Returns Color Sergeant Wright Reemerges in Arizona
Color Sergeant Al Wright, a WWI era Rough Rider and former aide to Captain McClintock, visited Santiago after the war with General Wood. He later led street cleaning and a new wharf project, then secured government contracts. Wright opposes anti expansion policy and advocates national expansion, eyeing Cape Nome next month with Yuma associates.
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Sergrent Wright
Santiago
General Wood
Caba
Mr. Wright
Gecette
Cuba
Roosevelt
Albsey
Yuma
Cape Nome
Supreme Court rests two Halderman cases and Perrin win
Cochise County notes two major court actions. The Halderman brothers face death sentence after the high court upheld the lower court’s verdict. Ya Harwood’s professorship appeal is denied, with possible further review anticipated. Perrin secures assessor position retroactive to April 15, 1928, amid ongoing local politics and a planned Republican territorial convention in Phoenix to assign delegates.
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Fuoxsix
Supreme Court
The
Halderman Brothers
Pew
Ie Ya Harwood
Tombstone
Washington
Cochins Coosty
Exirt
Perrin
Board of Supervisora
Hawood
Harwood
M. Perrin
Phoenix
Seiret
Aix del Getes
National Republica Jou
Alex O Brodie
Congress
Ops
Yavapsi
Pima
Cochive
Graham
Coccnino
Gile
Yume
Nevado
Apache and
Pinal
Esch
Sante Cruz
Mobave
Indian Population And Affairs Report Figures
The report from Indian agents, to be printed as an appendix to the commissioner of Indian affairs, gives totals for the native population and social indicators. It notes 297,900 Indians with 95,500 enrolled, 1,923 of mixed heritage, 42,007 literate in English, and 50,514 able to converse in English. It records 25,235 inhabited dwellings, 1,153 built last year, 4,237 births, 5,263 deaths, 26 Indians killed by whites and seven whites by Indians, 14 Indian criminals punished, 2,055 Indian church members, 548 church buildings, and religious and educational contributions totaling 261,515 for education, 119,407 for general church work, and 1,616 from New York for schools established by that state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
New York
Arizona Senate Actions Include Supreme Court Pay Increase
Senator Hoar reported favorably a bill to raise Arizona supreme court justices’ salary from 3000 to 4500 dollars. Senator Clark supported a bill to raise jurors and witnesses fees for the Arizona court. A measure on settler rights on the Nevada Indian reservation passed. Armour interests consolidate except grain business and Armour Packing of Kenene City into a single company with 120000000 capital.
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Washington
Hoar
Supreme Court of Arizons
Renator Clark
Court of Arizona
Neve
India
Armour Interwave
Armour Grain Buinness
Armour Packing Company
Kenene City
Red Hot From The Gun Ball Cures Steadman
Civil War injury to G B Steadman in Newark Michigan led to long ulcers. Baklen’s Arica Salve claimed cure after 20 years. Supposedly heals cuts bruises burns boils felons eruptions and piles. Sold at Tombstone Drug Store for 25 cents a box with guaranteed cure.
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G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Backlen
Tombstone
Local notes from Bisbee and area residents heavy with names
Reports from Bisbee and surrounding towns mention visitors including Chas and Ragutale, constable Harding of Wilcox, and crammers Mambigh and Conboy. Don Cabrzas visits county seat, with other locals and Colorado men in town. Weather and school notes mix with commercial notices and a lightning accident in Pr e-cott.
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Torgyoie
E J, Harding
Wilcox
Bury
Mambigh
Mark Conboy
Tory
Thy
Custiman
Don Cabrzas
Local notes from Tombstone and Fairbank visit towns
Friday reports show visitors from Fairbank and Phoenix in Tombstone with names like Bennett and Chas Howth while telegraph lines connect Tombstone to Fairbank. A large lumber shipment for the Dragoons mines and a change of management at the Bisbee Orbs are noted, along with community events and a discussion of a 13 to 25 year old bride’s expected housekeeping duties.
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George E Keight
Stone
Dent
Aroma Savings and Invermost
Tucson
Vermont
Arizona
Dragoons
Woma
Abe
Shercu
Fragmentary Text on Statehood and Power Ambitions
A garbled OCR fragment discusses political power, statehood, and leadership signals. It mentions figures like Sabolatter and Les, buried or constrained by circumstances, with references to Mountain crowning, forty days of desert, and shifting precedence among states and wealthier regions. The passage remains unclear and partly nonsensical.
Bandit Boards Scout Train After Missouri Robbery
A single headed bandit who robbed a Missouri train minutes earlier then rode the same train as a passenger toward St. Louis undetected. The rascal may lack honesty but is long on nerve in this curious crime report.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Marve
Arizons Seeks Steadfast Leader After Judge Davis
Fragmentary plea from Arizons residents urging Judge Davis to remain in leadership as governor of the territory. Vague text suggests desire for a clean, harded man to guide the executive branch for a few years.
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Arizons
Davis
Arona
Davie
Senate approves printing 4008 copies of governor report
The senate passed a joint resolution to print 4008 extra copies of the governor of Arizona’s report for 1959. Of these, 1000 are for the Department of the Interior, 1500 for distribution by the governor, 509 for the Senate, and 1000 for the House of Representatives.
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Senate
Arizona
Department of the Interior
House of Representatives
Roswell Record to be reformed by ladies editors
A local Roswell Record plans a bold reform by shifting the paper to a ladies editor and a shared venture. The April 6 edition will be a special poverty edition from the Indies to prove how a new Merion newspaper could run.
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Bright News
Cure
Roswell
Indies
Rela
New Merion
Mega
The Americas Smelting and Refining Company Financial Note
The Americas Smelting and Redlac ing company reports a first year ending on the let pros. Capital at 755 000,000 with half preferred at 7 percent cumulative and half common. It has paid 7 percent on the preferred stock this year. Working capital stands at 7,007,000 and plans to raise 10,000,000.
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Americas
Oringe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Petersburg Resident
F P Moran of Petersburg Virginia extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children's coughs and whooping cough calling it safe and effective without opium, noting a druggist recommendation. sold by all dealers in medicine.
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Chamberlain
F. P. Moran
Petersburg
Silver City amelier resumes operation under new owners
A local spokesman said the Silver City amelier has begun operation again after an interim period to take an inventory. The plant, once owned by Hearst heirs and later sold to the American Smelting and Refining Company, will be run by new management with possible workforce reductions but the institution will continue operating as before.
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Silver City
Amelier
Agen
Watt
Hearst
Seld
American Saelting
Emelter Trust
Rome
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