Fisg-tail Sun celebrates 28th birthday in Arizona notes
The Fisg-tail Sun marked its 28th year as a bright, newsy paper and a welcome visitor to the office. The Prospector wishes May 1st continued strength and the paper’s distinctive voice in Arizona journalism. A constitutional convention in Arizona is poised to propose a concise constitution for public adoption, about 9,000 words shorter than New Mexico’s draft, with broad appeal to residents.
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Fisg-tail Sun
Ihs
Arizona
Prospector
Cochise County Poised as Banner Arizona Vegetable County
Cochise County lines up to be recognized as a leading Arizona county in vegetables and ranch products. Farmers who experimented with crops report bountiful yields and anticipate larger acreages and more people in agriculture next year. The county has moved beyond experimentation and farming methods are expected to spread across the Great Southwest.
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Cochise County
Arizona
Great Southwest
Proceedings of the Statehood Convention Arizona Platform Vote
The Statehood Convention pledges, including recall and referendum, reform, universal taxation, and child protection, were adopted with a 35 to 11 vote for the recall. Three Democrats and one Republican opposed or discussed amendments. The child labor ban passed, while the Kinley alien labor measure failed to pass.
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Arizcas
A.F. Partons
Cochise County
E. E. Ellinwood
Cochies
A. M. ‘Luthill
Greham
J. P. Orme
Maricopa
E.W. Welle
Yavapai
Kinvey
Engliah
Grand jury convenes. several cases dismissed in U S court
The U S court a grand jury convened with six jurors forming a panel of eight foreman Tarbell. multiple cases including Raper Wieland and Rogers groups were dismissed as defendants serve Florence penitentiary. Jury reports favor indictments on smuggling and criminal dockets. trials slated for Hanks and Hawker.
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U. S
U.S
F. P. Raper
Tmber
Florence
Tarbeil
Richard T. Rogers
Manuel Monteon
Alfredo Bernardin
Alee
Beathes
Hanks
Cape
United States
Ollie Crasven
Supreme Court
Orange Shipments In Full Swing From Sonora
The Sonora orange trade is thriving with about 75 carloads passing Nogales since October 24. Most of the shipments bypass the United States, as only four carloads stay in the U S. the rest go onward to Canada duty free.
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Sonora
Nogales
United States
Inlind
Canada
New Cases In Both Courts District Court
Joho Nicholson v Warren Company appeal from justice of the peace court. Minere and Merchants Bank v W P Sime to collect 7784.35 balance due on notes. JH Tippett v 30 Dunbar to renew judgment.
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Joho Nicholson
Warren Company
Justice of the
Pesce Court
Minere and Merchants Bank
W P Sime
JH Tippett
Dunbar
Prominent Pioneer Visits Tombstone in Arizona Figure
Ed Peck, famed Peck mine operator and early miner in Yavapai County, visits Tombstone from Nogales as a federal story figure. A veteran of Crook’s Indian scouts, he helped shape state history, served in Tucson’s 1876-77 legislature, and remains active in mining ventures near Nogales despite age.
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Arizona
Tombstone
Nogales
Federal
Ed Peck
Peck
Yavapai County
General Crook
Pecki
Congress
Tucson
Yavapa County
Inexact Claim of Revenue From Northern All-Oda Find
A fragment suggests a person hopes the northern All-Oda discovery will yield revenue. The text references a belief or hope tied to a long-ago uncovering about thirty-five years past, but details remain vague.
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All- Oda
Ofer
Western Pioneer Dies in Arizona Death Suit
An Irish born pioneer, age about 18 years at death, died of stomach cancer while institutionalized by the county lunacy commission. He moved from Douglas to Paradive after drifting through northern boom towns, with ties to Teaver and estate likely in territory.
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Patrek
Hiedeath
Ireland
Northines
Arizona
Douglas
Paradive
Artesian Water and Oil Boom at San Simon
Artesian water struck at San Simon at 49 feet with rising flow. First artesian well in the San Simon valley draws government interest and homesteader speculation. Oil samples from 21 and a half feet deep brought to Bow. Civil engineer Colton surveys oil claims as the boom expands in the region.
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San Simon
San Simon Vadey
Boaie Fe Stell
Bowe
Colton
Ywie
Giret
Gofroth Bound Over Without Bail
The preliminary hearing in the murder case of Oliver L Whiting at the county hospital heard about a dozen witnesses before Judge Daniel McFarland. Gofroth was bound over to await the next grand jury on murder charges, without bail, and returned to the county jail. Witnesses listed include Harry Love Charles Mille R E Franklin David Johns Dad Davie Paul Bachran H A Bishop Kidney Layton James Erkeart Don McLeary Matt Foland.
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Terriory
Arizona
Froth
Oliver L Whiting
Daniel McFarland
Adozen
McFarland
Gofroth
Harry Love
Charles Mille
R. E. Franklin
David Johns
Dad Davie
Paul Bachran
H. A. Bishop
Kidney
Layton
James Erkeart
Don McLeary
Matt Foland
Tombstone Celestial Released on Bond
After a raid on the Chinese establishment of Wong Choy in Tombstone by the U S Marshal and deputies aided by local officials four items of opium were confiscated Wong Choy was arrested and after a hearing before U S Commissioner A L Grow ordered held to await the next federal grand jury in 1003 bond posted and approved Wong Choy released pending grand jury action
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Wong Choy
Tombstone
United States
A. L. Grow
Choywa
Autopsy Finds No Human Remains For Globe District Case
A late Sunday examination of remains labeled as Togo in the Globe red light district showed no person or mind involved. Internal organs were reported normal with no evidence of life or distress detected.
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Water Belf
Togo
Globe Red Light District
Oakland on commercial business and local moves
Friday reports from Oakland note B Gordon traveling auditor of the El Paso and Southwestern Railroad in Tombstone on official business. English returns from Silver City New Mexico after two weeks seeking wine ent alternatives. John Rock travels to Barbador ranch reporting good fending groued at this season. Mrs. Austin Brown taken to Copper Queen hospital with friends hoping for recovery. Edward JF Flanigan Assistant District Attorney returns to Bates and county meetings early next week. Weather outlook hints at a change as end of constitutional consensus nears. Die Walker moves to Toughnut Street family residence. Porter McDonnell cattle inspector of the county travels to Boston on official matters.
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B.gordon
el Taso and
Boutiowestern Railroad Company
Tombetone
Alen
Silver City
New Mexico
Clon
Bogle
John Rock
Barbador
Austin Brown
Copper Queen Hospital
Eisbee
Edward JF Flanigan
Bater
Die Walker
Te Feil
Toughnut Street
Wae
Porter McDoneld
Thip Sect
Bostee
Entertained At Progressive Whist Party at Home
Mr and Mrs HS hosted a mixed social evening with twelve guests playing Progressive Whist. Misc Erdict and Freak Myers won the championship for the night as a progressive whist club was formed for weekly meetings at members' homes. Helen Benedict will host the next gathering on Thursday December 15.
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Freak Myers
Helen Benedict
Cochise Man Recalls Uprising Tale From Border Revolt
Bill Hildreth, known in Tom Stone, traveled to Bisber from Chihuahos Hildeth. Ben Sneed and Willem New rode from Chihuahua with cattle for the Four Bar ranch when revolt erupted. They fled toward the railroad, three coach loads moved toward the revolutionists. Near Go mex the train wrecked, revolutionaries fired from a ditch, killing fourteen soldiers before they could retreat. Passengers walked miles to safety as rebels held the ditch. Hildreth says Chihuahua is grim but believes authorities can quell the rebellion spreading toward Sonora south of Montezuma.
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Bill Hildreth
Tom Stone
Bisber
Chihuahos Hildeth
Ben Sneed
Willem New
Chihuahua
Four Bar
King Hildreth
Gomex
Tas Rack
Hildreth
Sonora
Montezuma
Stockholders Meeting at The First Nations Bank of Tombstone
The regular annual stockholders meeting of The First Nations Bank of Tombstone Arizona will be held at the bank in Tombstone on Tuesday January 13 1911 at 7 p.m. Directors will be elected and other business may be transacted. T.R. Brandt Cashier Tombstone Arizona November 2 1910 First published December 4 1910.
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The
First Nations Bank of
Tombstone
Arizona
Arsips
Big Crop of Arizona Tomatoes in San Pedro Valley
In San Pedro valley Bonny Best tomatoes yield an acre plan with 500 crates sold at market. Growers Bencon and The Benson Breas report profits near 225 to 320 per acre from new plantings and road to market next March. A CAL LIC incident damaged crops, disrupting shipments of up to ten crates per day. Growth estimates show annual returns around 1000 per acre with new plant renewals every twenty years.
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Cosby Brothers
San Pedro Valley
Coons
Line
Callic
Bencones
Benson Breas
Coeny Cardona
Pedro Valley
Horhanie
Frank Hereford Improves After Illness in Los Angeles
Frank Hereford shows remarkable progress after a serious illness in Los Angeles. Friends and family report he will be moved to his Taeson home at an early date. Doctors say the improvement is a notable turn from a previously hopeless condition.
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Tombstone
Pende
Low Angeles
Frank Mereford
Bern
Taeson
Hereford
Los Angele
New Oil Fields Have Good Indications
Tombstone reports strong signs of oil in copper-rich sands near Howe after prospectors found promising samples. Mr Deannie notes favorable geology and expects potential large oil yields if ground conditions allow. He plans to return mid January to oversee Western Mine Corporation property inspections with mining engineers.
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Tombstone
Howe
Oklahome
Deannie
Miraver
Af Frieners
Aelvet
Gold Prop
Tive New Wader Bund
Western Mivse Corporation
Severst.o. Theompany
First Record Photo Machine In Cochise County Arrives
The Stat record photographic machine reached Torlstone in Cochise County and was signed to the Giteon Abetroet Company. It begins operation in the popular fim sales area for patrons to view this new appliance. A speeding accident on the Glote Rosevelt road involved four people. one narrowly escaped death while others sustained serious injuries.
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Cochise
Torlstone
Giteon Abetroet Company
Fim
Glote Rosevelt
EK MF
Auto
Phywuix
Aamanbie
Somers
Pwermere Ei
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J M Owen
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American National Book of el Paso
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T. M Comminge
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Will Remar
J.C Hancock
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Tumberone
Ba Ae
Board of Supervisors Reguler Mosthly
A. Miller
LH Weed
St Louis
C. J. Allee
EL Paso
FB Justus
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BW Smith
Lon Angeles
J Wy Baker
St Louie
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Louis Lombardi
S L. Potter
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H. Post
Justice of the Peace of
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J.N Cheietenson
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Tombstone Celestial
Geant H. Todie Vieit Og
Tombestone
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T.R. Brandt
Frank Hereford
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