Arizona News Roundup From Bisbee and Cochise County
Friday’s Daily records local moves and incidents across Arizona: festival plans in Yama, Haskins killed his brother in law Cuas bouquet in town, Wolcott digs cellar for perishables, storms bring urban arrivals, Sorin returns to Bisbee via Mammoth camps, Hare travels to Benson, Babacomari grant rents noted, Tucson Enterprise suspended, new Nogales consul arrives, paper industry urged, Annie Apinger wed Abe Tribulet, Douglass may return to Prescott, Coxey movement viewed as risky, McCook warns, Oury murder suspects face technicalities, Deming cattle shipments to Denver valued at $2,710, courthouse payrolls and indigent care detailed.
Land and irrigation plans across Cochise and San Pedro regions
The article discusses land settlement openings along the San Pedro and Cochise county watersheds in Sonora and Arizona. It notes the arid land bill aims to grant one million acres to arid states for irrigation, with growing school value and local educational strength touted in Cochise. It mentions regional water extents and the political expectation of a favorable report from the Public Lands committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Veltes
San Pedro River
Sonora
Moxie
Cochise County
Mexico
Cochis County
Carey
Mem
Committee On
County Board Adjourns and Tax Collection Progress
Board of Supervisors met for adjournment with present Chairman Perkins and Supervisor Shattuck. They checked county fee lists, adjourned to April 6 at 9:30 am. Tax collection shows 80,000 levied, under 4,000 unpaid, praised as best in the territory due to fair methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aril
Weloek Am
Board of
Perkins
Siattuck
Nichols
JK. Danewa
Tombstone
Sosioo Marquis
Walcott
DS Bruver
Justice
Ath
DS Bruner
BF Holcombe
Amd
PJ Delehanty
Nori Wating
Friedman
Yeas
Petkine
Shattuck
Movon
A Adamson
ISOS
Margaret Loughlin
Board of Supervisors
Perkins Snd
Cochire
Cochie
Cattle brands and local notices in the era weekly
The notice outlines cattle brands and brands registered by Everaber with an emphasis on cattle interests. It mentions a branded advertisement in weekly issues and references Spring Valley, CHAS GORTGENS, and local workers. The text appears as fragmented OCR with references to brands and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Gortgens
Athona
Pane
Surprise Spring Valley
Iran
Sethips
Lett Wade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Avery Sustay
THE
Arizona Kicker
Tombstone, Cochin County
Arizona
Wets
Onrich
Col. Herring
Vhenix
D. D. Ross
Palee
County Recorder of
Yama
Phil Haskins
Giobe
Hie
Cuas
Boquet
F.N. Wolcott
E. Storms
Mr. By
Kansas and
Tombstone Cattle Cos
Tom Sorin
Bisbee
Mammoth
Frank Hare
Benson
Mee. Hare
California
H. G. Howe
Babacomari
Sanders and Trituler
Phevix
Me Trivett
Tucson Daily Enterprise
D.D. Ror
Cleveland
Nogales
Annie Apinger
Abe Tribulet
Grow
Douglass
Tucson
Prescott
Coxes
Pittsburg
W. D. Doke
Haggin and Hearst Company
L. H. Brown
Alamo
McCook
Coxey
Washington
Frank Oury
CAL Report
the Board of Supervisors of
Cochive Courier
Ite
Cochiew County
Tarning
Hood
Tangata
Modd
Nonyich Street
San Jose
Hone
Maree Sobstring
Dearborn Meret
Chicago Ill
W.K. Peneise
Attest
Nat Hawke
Webb
Timself
Simmons
Elkhart Carriage ci Harness Mfg. Co
Serco Seitaige
Os Astren
Niaz
Elkhart
Tombstone Daily
Ndependent
Cattle Brands
WER
Everaber
Weexay
A. Bauer
Rt Aed
Astelope Rancke
Perth
Monk Brosz
Postuttice
Wileus Akeange
Satta
Tot Tor
Joan H. Slavonter
Adtsen
J. M. Richardson
Postottice—Des Cabesas Art
Ariye
Okie
Tert
Dunshee
Metcalf
Tonbitane
Huathuca Mountains
Catle
Batterman
Tomtytone
White, Yon
Howie
Asse
Erie Cattle CO
Sinie
Sid
Young
Tim A. Quart
Tide
Bip
Aeft
M. Renaud
Postetice
Wilcox
Kinige van Simon Callry
Crombar
Cigg
Iohn Gray
Postoffice
Power
Valley Rare
Rucker Canyon
San Simon Attic
Alo Catie
H. Whitheck Land & Cattle CO
Fé Sora
WB Taylor & Co
Spring Valley
Cate
Gus Sobery
Tootfeg Taro Aarco Sulpure Spring Valley
Cate Boned
Elste Hoese Brind Sante
Asfroyd
Portathies
Millers Canyon
Hichuva Mea
Tae Ora Rae Ae
Ben Willams
Wilber
Gones
Frank Creves
Rome
Nader
Recorders Ice
Cochine
Aries
Dok
Mees
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