TO PHOENIX DEPUTY SHERIFFS HAUL INSANITY CASES
Tombstone daily notes a flurry of activity with deputies transporting mental patients to the state asylum in Phoenix. Other items include visitors to Bisbee and Tombstone, marriage licenses issued in Willcox and Douglas, and road camp movements near Tombstone as wartime and local business topics populate the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Sherif Harry Rafferty
MOM
Fort Huachuca
C. Jetmore
Tombstone
Lisbee
A. E. Davis
Huachuca Water Company
Bisbee
Florence
A.C Lockwood
Superior Court
ST David
St. David
J. N. Curtis, Jr
J. N. Curtis, Sr
MN Christianson
George Goodman
F. Goodman
J Merrill
J. E James
A. Seherin
Cordelia Lane
Willcox
Joseph Oliver
Pansy Henderson
Douglas
Frank B. Neville
Agnes Porter
Mascot
Calvin W. Pohlman
Litha Faye Gingeritch
Walter Deatherage
Ft. Huachuca
Alberi
Rolla Rutherford
Daniel S. Tintin
Ingrad Coffey
C. J. Brandt
Edith Anderson
J. G. Johnson
Hazel Scott
Benson
Chas. H. Chester
Helen F. Salas
S. P. Rouchery
Grace Irwin
W. W. Bernett
Elanore E. Dubbs
Fleb. Richardson
Meg Henninger
Globe
Walter Chrosh
Mary Ramos
Das
Charles Cross
Percy Bowden
Douslar
Tucson
L. R. Bailey
Binbee
Harry Rafferty
W. A. Patterson
Early range use blamed for cattle deaths in spring
Washington reports from the United States Department of Agriculture warn that turning cattle onto early range when forage is scarce leads to heavy losses. Cattle eat dangerous greens like feeder oak leaves and larkspur, causing serious harm as they crave fresh green feed after winter dry feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas cattle owner dies near Yuma
Yuma April 17 Geo L Edwards pioneer Texas cattleman died suddenly at his home near Yuma. He came to the valley years ago leasing large Texas holdings to be near his sons who bought land here. Burial will be at his old home San Angelo Texas, the body has been taken there by family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Ross
Wood
Fowler
K. N. Coplen
Elgin
Nogales
Rain Valley School House
France
Vernette Elliott
Jas
Marie
Fort Bliss
Texas
Eliott
Severl
Red Cromsaree
Tombstone
Uncle Sam
Yuma
Geo. L. Edwards
Pioneer
Castlenan
San Angelo
Chicken Rule Repealed By Federal Food Administration
Phoenix April 17 abolition of the famous chicken rule ends the ban on killing or marketing hens and pullets effective April 19, eight days before the previously set expiry. The prohibition would have lasted until April 20 and followed poultry market interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
The
Food Administration
New Passport Rules Require 20 Day Prior Application
Douglas April 11. Non Mexicans must file passport applications twenty days before crossing the line according to Mexican consul Ives Lelovier. Mexicans are exempt. The report notes a drop in camp men due to the Purity Squad and outlines county jail costs and road-camp labor needs. The article mentions 25 men at the camp and a call for 20 to 30 more recruits to run the camp economically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Vallance
Tombstone Commercial Company
Tombstone
Huachuca Water Company
Allen Street
McCargo
Ctty
House Bay
Upper Brewery Gulch
Helen Johnson
Hazel Williams
Douglas
White City
Mexico
Ives G. Lelovier
Douglas Purity Squad
S. C
Bill proposes aid to western mines and war materials
Secretary Lane recommends a bill in congress with a $50,000,900 appropriation to assist prospectors developing minerals such as manganese pyrite antimony platinum tungsten sulphurite and graphite chiefly in western states. The measure aims to boost domestic production and curb imports while lowering prices. Senator Henderson convened a committee meeting to advance the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Henderson
Nevada
Chaiman
Mines Committee
Onas Seld
Senate
Indemnity Land Selections Filed at Phoenix Office
The State of Arizona under an act of Congress filed indemnity land selections with the United States Land Office in Phoenix. Protests or contests may be filed during the five week publication period and forwarded to the General Land Office in Washington. March 1, 1918. Register J. Irvin signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray B. Kreba
Cochise
United States
Fued Administration
Tombstone
E H. Reeves
J. H. McPherson
Washington
General Land Office
Tlan
Phoenix
Arizona
United
South America
Europe
Congress
United States Land Office
Ellen C. Neel
James Jackson
Albert
Douglas
Range
Gila and
Salt River Base
Meridian
J. 1
Irvin
Register
State of Arizona
State of
Towit
G&s
Department of the Interior of
Arica
Logan Lockard
Phoens
Ark Toma
Glia
Salt River
Dane & Meridian
Piake
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Isis
Louis A Boedecker
Jubia Rock
John Ike
Eugene Po Lurriea
Turner
John L. Irvin
U.S Land Office
Richard H. Alston
Fort Huachuca
G. & Srbl & Meridian
W. A Fowler
U.S
Crist Joyce
Jonas J. Jordan
Jacob Jasper
Charity Posh
Huachuca
Ited States Land Office
Derek Phoenix
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Manmoth
H. &. Ford
Mammoth
Harry Evans
Frank Tessman
River
Paul Hobeisel
Douglas I
D> Dodge
Ned Creighton
Phosols
Creighton
Arttoma
NACO
Guy C. Welch
Elsie Toles
University of Arizona
University
J. N. Games
Cochise County
Gaines
Karger
Board of Supervisors
A. E. Merriman
City Water Department
NEW Reserve Banks
Bank of Safford
Cochise County State Bank
Federal Reserve Banking Systems
Canada
America
California
Sonora
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
Magdalena Bay
Wm. Pearce
Johnny Pearce
Commonwealth
Pearce
Johnny
Ossland
Cal
A. W. Howe
Offcer Kempton
Walter T. Mason
Prompter
Oregon Tunnel
Oregon, Prompter
Lucky Cuss
Phelps-Dodge
Red Cross
Tilford
MHS
Douglas Gray
Jack Kelly
Custom Service
Hisbee Road
O. T. King
Kelly
King
Hares
JURA
Herbert Kenney
Sacramento
Alex Kokea
Christ Midzer
New Mexico
Forrest Ranch
Willam Brakefield
Joe Hodges
Lowell
Bes
Cy Perkins
Hhere
Margaret Blackburn
Warren
John Scott
Charles Blackburn
Mandin
Evergreen Cemetery
Harry Hasselgreen
Mary Costello
EP. & S. W. Railway Company
Banker Hill Mines Company
Harry Hasselgren
Braggs
Robert Laney
Navy
Winton
L. Irvin
John J. Birdno
Department of the Interior
Im T
Za E
Sec
J. Irvin
Federal Reserve Bank
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