Classified List of Ari Tax Valuation Highlights Heritage Figures
The table shows arse seed valuation across many property classes incl acres cultivated and uncultivated, improvements on land grants and mines, town lots, horses, mules, rail miles, and all other property totaling 39 081 177.57. Various local notes mention H A Morgan visiting Willcoxie and Tombstone, J F Rawdin named deputy U S marshal, and Kas plan for Navajo cadet to West Point after hazing expulsion. A new auto route between Pearce and Cochise is set with 11 mph speed, and a brass band promotion in Tombstone draws interest. Congregational Church work resumes in September after a temporary pause for Eastward departure.
Rich Gold Strike Near Tombstone Sparks Excitement
A severe rush begins as graders on the Tombstone branch near Watervale discover a white quartz ledge with rich gold in granite foothills. Prospectors anticipate a new district, with claims located and many graders poised to work the area. Local mining men predict valuable property and further results await development.
Officials County Proceedings Minutes from Tomastoxm Board
Official minutes record the August 18 1902 meeting of the Tomaston County Board of Supervisors with routine business and adjourned sessions. Resignation of Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1 CS Clark noted and accepted, C A Wallace appointed, bonds discussed. Herrick and other appointments argued with notices issued to file bonds, next meeting set for August 19 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. York
Enairmas
P. J. Delahanty
George B Ress
Heard
Lady Prn
CS. Clark
Justice of the Peace
Tomberone
Wallace
LE. White
L. E. White
Fairbank
H.C. Herrick
Herrick
H. C. Herrick
Tuomas R Yorn
Jaume F. Dowoam
Railroad Town Glimpse from Fairbank Correspondent
Fairbank notes report on Fort Huachuca cavalry band plans and a tepid ball game with soldiers. A Mexican rider falls from a wagon near Fairbank while hauling booze, injuring himself. Redmond Toohey visits Tombstone to set camps for branch work as railroad crews resume duties. Tom Dwyer wins Kiote Club story contest with a fable about a river fish taught to live without water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dwyer
Kiote Club
Arkansas
Semail
Wheels From Bank Notes and Cure All Claim
A misread promotional fragment asserts bank notes are shredded annually and repurposed for railroad car wheels. It promotes Mostetter's Stomach Pitters as a universal remedy for stomach liver and bowel complaints claiming digestive aid and nerve calmative effects with broad health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostetter
Rand Kedney
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Tonestone
Cochise County
Arizona
Zona’s Property
H. A Morgan
Willcoxie
Tombstone
John O Doobar
United States
McCord
J. F. Rawdin
Prescot
The
Rough Riders
Clifford
Betwen Pearce and
Cochse
Sith
Joe Stephn Fish
Navajo County
West Point Military Academy
Cader Alexander Pendleton
Nagaio
Whedaale
Kit Carin
Corral
Defiance
Reth Anderson
Officials County Proceedings
Board of Super
Tomastoxm
Ie Beard
Purenant
B- Steen
Tucson
Ft. Huachuca
Neco
Birdos
Boye
Beilsle
Mejor Ouonn
Near
Furnee
Solier
Wwe
Redmond Toohey
Sanday
Aft-Rou
Standard OU Company
Jacob Shearer
Tombrane
Brant
Veribenudts
Spring
Hunsaker
Rucke Range
Rucker
GEO Shearer
Runelville Horse
Brandi
Monk Brothers
Anyon
Mok
Willcox
A. T. Range Railroad ‘Pass
Ft Rand
cuRris
St David Isona
Ryan Brothers
Neel
Foreman
Gleeson
San Pedro River
Cris Grauer
Canyon
Spring Valley
Hi, Cherrick
Anerype
Noa Fairbank
P.O
Frank Will
Simon
Pusha
Raines
Valley
Cochise Pass
Soldier Holes
Stockton Ranch
Sumner Vickers
John Biare
Secretay Sabord Arena
Woates
Los Angeles, Ca
Chiricahua Catte Company
Peron
Henry Goetie
Fou
Lamb
Brande al
Uronnel Gkos
Heane
Fe Huachuca
Range
Barba
Telate
Urana
Seane
Airbank
Ange
Ote Hand
Lock Pima County
West Huaca Mountains
Huachuca
West
Hua
L Herrice
Falatteati
Anam
Denver
Fred Rvc
Heand
Peter Gould
San Pesp
Carr
Saco
Art
Barbacoman
Upper
Sant Pedrond
San Rafuel del Valle
Srentvel
Pesvoe Calenfaly
Smith
J. F. Smith & CO
Nassau St
N. Y
City
Chiricaucha Cattle Company
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