Arizona Day at the Exposition records in Cochise County deeds
Special preparations are being made by Arizona people in Seattle to travel to the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition on August 10. Many residents are in Seattle coordinating the day with speeches in the natural amphitheatre and music by the A Y P Bard. President J E Chilterg will give the welcome address at the exposition.
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Seattle
Alaska
Aris Zone
Wash
JE Chilterg
Exposition of Dix
Nadeas
Apaches Married In American Fashion
The Glate Silver Beltangs officiated the wedding of Mies Lena Gardfth and Mr Taylor Mayne, both prominent in the 400 at San Carlos, as they chose an American ceremony over Apache rites. The event drew many courthouse staff and spectators, with a language barrier over fees until the bride supplied the money. After a 20 minute honeymoon in Globe, the couple returned to San Carlos.
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Robertson
Mies Lena Gardfth
Taylor Mayne
San Carlos
Macassin
Globe
Asbestos Deposits in Grand Canyon Discovery
United States Geological Survey reports the finest asbestos found in the country lies in a Grand Canyon area near the national monument in Arizona. The chrysotile fiber is four inches long, with exceptional quality and dramatic scenic surroundings. Extraction requires packing on donkeys along a rugged 12 mile route down one canyon side and up 4000 feet, then hauling 20 miles to the railroad for shipment.
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Ins
United States Geological Survey
Arizona
United States
Ational Monument
Grand Canyon
Rainy Season Spreads through Locality with Heavy Downpours
Rainy season appears underway as Tombstone reports heavy rain at 0.98 inches per Wolcott and a washout near Charleston delaying EP&WP traffic. Sulphur Springs and San Pedro valleys show soaking. San Pedro River highs near flood. Haacuhe reservoir notes three-eighths inch. D Nanney visits from Douglas.
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Tombstone
Frank Wolcott
Charleston
Sulphur Springs
Jeanne
San Pedro
Flushoes Water Company
Haachuces
Tombstone Must Speak for Itself
Cocchise county business men hoped to save money from a reported express-rate reduction into the territory. The Miner notes Carl Bebo of the People's Cash store, formerly Tombstone, informed Secretary Jones that the cut applies only to Phoenix Tempe and Mesa. Jones replies Wells Fargo merely implemented the rates and each locality must seek relief locally.
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Cocchise
Wells-Fargo Company
Mexican Immigrants urged to register at consulate
Louis G Ulibarri, representative of Porfirio Diaz, urged Mexican immigrants in the United States to register at the first consul after crossing the border. He said registration avoids trouble, enables obtaining a free letter of identification and a photograph, and eases future consular service.
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United States
Louis G Ulibarri
Porfirio Diaz
Ulibarri
Ostrich Farming a Great Industry in Salt River Valley
By year end about 5000 ostriches will be in the Salt River valley. Pan American farm hatched 900 to 2000 birds this year. A six month bird is worth 100 and a three year bird about 400. With 500 birds valued at 300 each, total ostriches near Phoenix reach 150000 dollars.
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Salt River Valley
United States
Phoenix
Election brief notes Diaz Corral support in Sonora
The International cites a longtime Sonora observer stating near unanimity for the Diaz Corral presidential ticket in Sonora with Diaz favored nationally. Corral, former Sonora governor and late vice president pick, is noted for his role to ease tensions with Reyes and Limantour factions. A reported five million dollar Amalgamated Copper deal in Pima County would consolidate four hundred mining claims, details due within a week.
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Sonora
Inez
Cortal
Diaz
Amon Corral
Mexico
Geo Reyes
Limantour
Congress
Amalgamated Copper Company
Pima County
Itill Enid
Tombstone News Notes Many Arrivals and Local Events
Fred Richmond ships a carload of bottles to Old Pueblo. JP Feeney family returns from Los Angeles as others arrive from Tucson and Globe. August Baron and wife journey to the mountains. City visitors include Charles Mackey from Benson and ME Judson from Courtland. Ed Shaw arrives from Los Angeles. Kroes from Bisbee. Rosa Beachie visiting from Globe. Bisbee editor W B Kelly arrives from Tucson. Ed Flach returns from Los Angeles. Perkinson visits. William Bowden visits from Courtland. George Smyth from San Francisco. MW Jones from Tucson Marble Works and HE Berner camping in Huachucas. Harry Kendall visits from the Dragoons. Fitepa heads to Johnston. Haas leaves for Silver Bell to join Imperial Copper. Ollie Walker and wife plan a California trip. A H Gardner travels on business. JT Kingsbury to Bisbee on legal business. Tombstone Baseball Club to play Willcox on Labor Day. Tombstone Consolidated Mines ships concentrates. Herabal Mining ships ore to El Paso. Attorneys Cleary and OConnell arrive from Bisbee. Folti of Bisbee arrives from the copper camp. Nichole arrives from Bisbee for several days. Olsen divorce case yields decree for Birdie Olsen with child custody, alimony, and fees. court adjourns Sept 27. Tombstone Juniors practice daily. plan game vs Douglas on the 22nd.
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Cane
Bisbee
Birdie Olsen
William McPherson
Tombatone Juniors
Depot Grounds
Douglas
Local residents and visitors bustle in Tombstone on court and social affairs
Tuesday's Daily reports E A Torrea in Tombstone on court business plus Mayor Neale, Mie McCorkle, F Goodman, Mrs W W Allen, and others in town from Bisbee, with police duties shifting to CB Tarbell during Chief Bravia’s Los Angeles trip. District Attorney Williams to move to Tombstone midmonth with family. numerous arrivals and departures from Los Angeles, Los Angeles, and Douglas, plus a row of local officials, a lunacy proceeding, a marriage, a track washout, and Tucson’s upcoming eight day baseball tournament including Bisbee and Douglas teams.
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Geo H Neale
Bisbee
Mie EN McCorkle
Friends
F Goodman
San Francisco
Artingston Hotel
Bravia
Los Angeles
CB Tarbell
Territorial items of interest condensed
In a Wednesday city election Flagster kept the old regime by a nine vote margin. A ranger school opens on September 1 in Coconino forest near Flagetutt. Harry Weil and wife sing in Mikado at Los Angeles Majestic. Ed Hoopes of Safford injured passing between moving cars. A Clark estate dredge on Lynxreek aims to start placer mining in Yavapai county. Switch will be Tucson manager if Phoenix papers are right. Big pumpkins on display in Mesa weigh seventy pounds. Mexican laborer Jose Epinoña fatally struck by a train near Twin Buttes road in Pima county. Calumet & Arizona buys property in San Felipe district. Thomas J Ryan killed on Santa Fe railroad near Pineyeta. John A Black jailed for embezzlement after bail default. Three million pounds sugar made by Southwestern Sugar and Lumber near Phoenix valued at $183,000. Colorado river floods near Gils river levee, threatening land. Yuma county to readvertise for a county poor farm site. Yuma board notes bids for factory labor. Rev Scott Cotton resigns after church quarrel. Tonsillitis epidemic reported in Yuma. Dorothy Johns to speak on socialism in Safford. Mexican prisoner Valencia injures multiple bones at Florence prison. Tempe franchise for People’s Independent Telephone denied 3–2. Tucson Poet notes a Phoenix man wager on eggs and beer. funeral costs leave estate $138 short.
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Jose Eepinona
Twin Buttes Rile
Pima County
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Bas
San Felipe
Mexico
Tombstone Girls Read This Item
In polite society it is not proper to fish a deadly insect from hot soup with fingers. Use the right hand to spear the fly and drop it into the butter plate, then politely ask the left neighbor to inform the coroner after dinner. This sharp quip lightens the gloom of the unfolding incident.
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Sarah
Palpitating Maid Seeks Cowboy Suitor in Yuma Exer
Miss Fralee La France of Chicago writes the Yuma Exer that she desires to marry a cowboy. She tires of city social rounds and invites interested cowboys to reply at 417 Woet Sixtieth Street.
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Chicago
Fralee la France
Windy City
Woet Sixtieth Street
Wilcox Sues Cochise County Over Fees
George B Wilcox district court clerk sues Cochise County over his quarterly fee account after the board of supervisors disallowed it. This is his second suit against the county, following one to recover back taxes. Attorneys Cunningham and Riggs represent him.
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George B Wilcox
Ditrict Court
Han
Cochise County
Board of Supers Visors
Hia
Cattle and Sheep Market Report for Past Week
Market summaries show Kansas City handling about 65,000 cattle and sheep units last week, including 12,000 calves. Remote-state cattle share was small while Arizona ewes brought 425 to 450 dollars and Texas muttons grazed in Oklahoma sold at 4.40 dollars.
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Kansas City
Arizona
Texas
Oklahoma
Work suspended on C R P extension through Sinaloa
The Nogales Times reports work on the C R P extension through Sinaloa will pause around August due to rains heat and mosquitoes. Eighteen men arrived from the site yesterday and more are expected to trek to cooler climates. work to resume in a couple of months. Mr Seaton arrives in Tombstone from Kansas City on commercial matters.
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Sinaloa
Seaton
Tombstone
Kansas City
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