Retirement of Tombstone Prospector editor Bill Hattich
After twenty years as editor and proprietor, Bill Hattich of the Tombstone Prospector retires and sells the paper to the Giragi Brothers of Tombstone. Hattich, a highly regarded figure in Cochise county journalism, ends a landmark era in Arizona press history with the paper’s sale and his departure from the field.
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Win Hattich
Tombstone Prosrector
Arizona
Bill” Hattich
The
Record
Prospector
Halcyon
Devil —Globe Record
Hattich
Giragi Brothers
Brrrain
Cochise County
Sentinel
Tombstone Prospector
Bill Hattich
Tombstone
Cattle smugglers tied to Bisbee deal unravel charges
The report describes Gatlin and Fregoss claiming nine head of cattle brought into the United States for sale at Bisbee, with related smugglers Young and Brock facing dropped charges. It mentions Mormon and Mexican border tensions, property losses, and local incidents across Arizona towns including Clifton, Globe, and Miami with road bonds, post office receipts, and civic plans.
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Jack Gatlin
Manuel Fregoss
United States
Tenth Street
Bisbee
Fregosa
Expiost
A Young
Charles Brock
Mexico
Oreca P Brown
Zinc Deposits in Tombstone District
F W Gorion, southwestern representative for Greabey Mining & Smelting, traveled through Douglas in mobile to discuss zinc. He outlined the mission to expand zinc mining while noting no neglect of other metals and teased a fresh reason for zinc’s rising esteem in the Southwest. The visit hints at smelter interest across the Dragoon and Tombstone districts.
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F W Gorion
Southwestern
Greabey Mining & Smelting Company
Douglas
Mobile
Gordon
Xinc
Xine
Tombstone Pioneers Leave for Coast Coastbound Hattich family departs Tombstone station
Colonel B Hattich and wife and son William depart Tombstone for Los Angeles on an extended coast trip. A large gathering of Tombstone friends bid fond farewell as editors praise Bill Hattich and Colone l Hattich for their kindness and civic spirit. Arizona will miss their cheerful leadership.
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B Hattich
William Hatticb
Puoswecron
Los Angeles
Coast Pointe
Tombstone
Tombetone
Culooel B Hattich
Mel Kate Hattich
Bill” Hattich
Cothiee
Southare Arison
Prosticion
Arizona
Hattich
Bife
Tor Bill Hattich
Time is Up for Filing Referendum Petitions
Time is up for filing referendum petitions on laws passed by the state legislature at the third special session. Petitions totaling 3187 for three cent fare, 1457 for part of the penal code, 1997 for county seat removal, and 2195 for county division have been filed. An anti capital punishment measure has 2342 names.
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Mate
Ite
Secretary of State
Sawtelle Con firmed by Senate
Judge Sawtelle of the federal court for the district of Arizona has been confirmed by the Senate after a telegram from Senator Mark Smith. He plans to move to Phoenix but will remain in Tucson to handle his large practice before leaving for official residence later in the week. He will review the docket before deciding on future appointments. The next regular term begins in October.
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Huerta
Mexico City
John Lind
Washington
New York
Gyp the
Texas
Prescott
Jesse Mull
Company K
Fort Biotie
Camp Perry
Tucson
William H Satelle
Federal Court of the
District of Arizons
Mark Smth
Senate
Sawtelle
Phoenix
Cport
Federal Court
Arizona Code Nearing Completion
Arizona code work advances with transcription and indexing in progress in Venice. Pattee, code commissioner, relocated from Tucson for summer duties and is aided by Mies Ory Cantrill, Tombstone native and former stenographer for the code committee. Public release expected before October.
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Arizona
California
Venice
SL. Pattee
Tucson
Guishing
Pattee
Mies Ory Cantrill
Tombstone
Knoen Bot Me Pattee
Governor Hunt Heads to Hopi Snake Dance Occasion
Governor Hunt travels with Prison Superintendent Robert Sieve Arizona Motion Picture Company executive Robert A Tursboll H H McNeil company rep Jay Alkire and chauffeur Harry Shes schauffeur Lyle Ablett expected to join in Prescott for the Hopi snake dance on Saturday August 23 with Chair man Mulford Wincor and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt party already in Walpi early return planned next week
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Governor Hunt
Robert Sieve
Priso
Robert A Tursboll
Arizona Motion Picture Company
Jay Alkire
H H
Mulford Wincor
The
Land Commission
Flagstar
Theodore Roosevelt
Walp
Itill
Good Read Boosters Visit Cochise County
A Safford dispatch reports R Smith Muriay Dolph Foote and Dusley Reneer returning from a trip to Cochise and Graham counties to secure funds for road repairs. They aim to straighten the 20 mile Cochise Graham link to Willcox and connect Willcox to Globe via Gilley Roosevelt Dam Phoenix and Tucson, about 650 miles. A tithe sport program is planned in Tombstone Bisbee and Douglas to raise funds with a wrestling match in Bisbee for $500 under Moose auspices and $10 contributions from 50 boosters помогают.
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Safford Dispatch Age
R Smith
Muriay Dolph Foote
Dusley Reneer
Cochise County
Smith
Cochise
Gravam
God Rostle
Graham
Willcox
Globe
Gilley
Roosevelt Dam
Phoenix
Tucson
Cochive County
Tombstone
Bisbee
Douglas
McAllister
The
Moose
Safford
Cowboy Al Lacey Killed in Accidental Fall Near Douglas
Early Saturday a cowboy died after a steer roundup collision caused a spectacular fall near Douglas. Al Lacey, died at Douglas hospital Sunday morning after being thrown from his horse and crushed by the animal. He was a well known valley cattleman, and his remains were taken home to Guadalupe.
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Sherif BJ Milles
JW Hichart
Apach
Geo Comnese
Inspiration
Miami
Connea
Thas
Lacey
Douglas
Anon
Tobe Lacey
Guadalupe Esnyon
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