Mining activity and progress in Tombstone district week
Mining work in the Tombstone District advanced favorably this week. Bunker Hill Mines Company operated Oregon Lucky Cuss West Side and Tranquility above and below ground. Toughnut hoist housing rush indicates soon active. Mill construction near completion promises a compact labor saving plant. San Diego Winters Markey Campbell progress. Imperial Guard mill looming. A Colorado capital mining deal in progress could bring major district benefits. Bible School and Easter program details follow.
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Heralds of Liberty No Longer Authorized to Do Business in Arizona
The Arizona Corporation Commission revoked Heralds of Liberty authority to operate in the state. Hearings showed representatives took applications and issued benefit certificates without valid eligibility, violating the insurance code. No death claims can be made until holders are properly elected, inducted, and in good standing as lodge members.
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Tombstone Leads In Best Irrigation Rates In 1915
Tombstone boasts the best irrigation rate in the state for 1915, driven by Huachuca Water Company actions. The company won a rate reduction after presenting abundant water supply notes, with past years blocked by controversial laws later deemed unconstitutional. Local support praises management for backing Tombstone’s growth and prosperity.
Stage Hold-Up Near Tombstone Recalled in Ward 24 Years
A 24 year old Tombstone记 Looking Back recalls a stage holdup on the Tombstone road. Engle the stage line proprietor and Eva Stanley were aboard with Dan Simon when two Mexicans held up the coach. Engle handed over 42 dollars and Simon 50 cents while the other passenger surrendered valuables. The robbers fled with their faces masked and spoke broken English and Mexican. Bisbee authorities are pursuing two suspects described as well dressed men driving burros.
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Easter Sunday Catholic Services at Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart church will hold Low Mass at 7 30 a m and High Mass at 9 30 a m on Easter Sunday with Communion administered at both. Rev Father Romeo who came for Holy Week services will depart tomorrow after the second Mass for Benson to conduct evening services. Lost fraternity pin with pearls initials ER A Honback reward return to Mrs EA Hughes Ady.
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Good Roads Convention 10 Held at City Hall McRae
The Benson Good Rail Division calls a county road meeting to be held in the City Hall council chambers at McRae on Monday about 11 o clock. Delegations from towns on the route are expected to attend, with local members urged to be present for discussions on important county road matters.
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Benson Good Rail Division
Manuay
Garbanzo King Reported Missing in Mexico
Arturo Gonzales known as Garbanzo King had a reported breakdown on the Hermosillo to Nogales route. He arrived from Nogales and left for the coast, then returned after car trouble. Despite ongoing searches, he said yesterday he was in good health with no incidents reported.
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Prisoners Escape From Florence Pen Still At Large
After an all day search five Mexican prisoners who fled the boner up at the bridge Friday night remain unrecovered. Traces exist but chances of recapture are slim as winter rains swell watercourses and allow easier travel across barren country without detection at water holes.
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Florence
Tombstone Parent-Teachers Association Holds Second Meeting
The Tombstone Parent-Teachers Association convened its second meeting at Central School yesterday afternoon with strong turnout. No formal program due to an unappointed program committee, but pupils performed songs and a solo. The president appointed committee chairs and discussed home study to prevent learning loss during the long term. The next meeting will be the first Friday in May, and a list of students with perfect attendance for two weeks was published in The Daily Prospector.
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W.G. Gilmore
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Marshall to Visit Scottsdale for Arizona Trip
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs Marshall will arrive Saturday morning for a Scottsdale cottage stay. A welcome train reception by Scottsdale Chamber directors follows a market meeting, then luncheon at the Arizona Club. The visit includes participation in Jefferson banquet speaking and reservoir ceremonies on April 13.
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Notice for language classes by Professor Ceballoy de la Puente
Professor Ceballoy de la Puente a linguist with years of teaching seeks a limited number of pupils in Spanish French German or English. Also offers shorthand and hook keeping. Residence opposite San Jose Hotel. Advin Mrs Grace Lowry reports extensive improvements on Toughnut Street residence.
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