Highway Troubles In Cochise County Progress Report
The week finds Cochise County roads in fine condition with extensive drag and power equipment at work. County Engineer Smith reports paving from Lowell to Forrest Nenah and Douglas to Forrest Station completed, with defective sections replaced and soon open to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gardner
Smith
Lowell
Forrest
Douglas
Forrest Station
Highway Commission
Silver Creek
Trnardino Statteg Uf
Bob McKay
Ternardine Station
Sid Smyth
Ibes
J. C. Ryan
Highway Commission of
Cochise
Ryandbes
Gold bullion premium cited by Times in London market
The London Times reports gold bullion selling at a 23 to 25 percent premium in London New York and Toronto driven by demand for India shipments and currency factors. The British sovereign and pound exchange show premium levels, with high quotes in New York and a record price peak during late 1911.
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England
London ‘Times
India
London
New York
Toronto
Tridita T
Biel
Cattle rustlers raid Utah border claim Arizona stock
Reports received by Secretary E W Stephens of the stock sanitary board describe rustlers driving cattle into Utah from Arizona. No formal alert was sent to deputies or local authorities yet. Brands registered in Utah appear similar to those on Arizona stock. Owners G T June and Henry Secon’s brands linked to the seized cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Arizona
E.W. Stephens
Ock
Auontles
Cys
G T. Junean
Henry Secon
Chinese in Sonora ask United States for protection
San Francisco dispatch reports Chinese consul-general FL Yuen will travel to Washington to seek U S aid for more than 5000 Chinese living in Sonora. He cites threats of expulsion and property confiscation by Governor Geza Huerta, with Carranza authorities unable to intervene.
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Sonora
United States
San Francisco
Calif
Yuen
Mexico City
Washington
Carranza
Geza Huerta
Mexico
Spe
Jbe
Aldthere
Mexico denies tax on silver and foreign investment motives
The interview argues Mexico has not raised silver taxes. It cites a 4% levy proposal and a 50 percent export sale to the government. The consul says the bill aims to fix silver currency shortages and attract American capital without harming investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naco
Innwe
Mexico
Ted
New York
Marriage License Market Active This Week In Bisbee Douglas
The Superior Court Clerk J E James issued licenses in the past week. Aipay 1 Rikanes 24 and Wee Me Ellis McFaddin 29 of Bisbee. Angel R Ochoa 21 and Angelica Montano 18 of Douglas. Juan Hernandez 21 and Maria Pro dean 26 of Douglas. M Rudolph 22 and Grace Norma Finlayson 17 of Bisbee with consent. Wm FP Monahan 26 and Eppie Morrison Rainey 19 of Loweli. MM Gurale 21 of Lowell with Dolores Martinez 16 of Naco. consent given. Juan Reyes 49 for Test Station wed Concepcion No Fones 18 of Bisbee. BH Lemmons 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E James
Superior Court
Aipay
Rikanes
Ellis McFaddin
Bisbee
Angel R. Ochoa
Angelica Montano
Douglas
Juan Hernandez
Maria Prodean
M. Rudolph
Grace Norma Fin-layson
Wm. FP. Monahan
Effie Morrison Rainey
Lowei
MM. Gurale
Lowell
Dolores Martinez
Naco
Ariz
Juan Reyes
Concepcion
Fones
BH. Lemmons
Supervisors Press Military Over White City Disorder
The Board of Supervisors and Fort Huachuca clash over White City disturbances near the reservation. A letter to Colonel Chapman warns federal statutes may close the area if disorder persists, urging military action to end the nuisance and limit access for soldiers. The board asserts local patrons keep the problem alive and urges decisive intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nut
Ani
Chapman
7Th Cavalry
Cousins Reunite After Thirty Years Apart in Arizona
W Chapman, visiting Tombstone from Bisbee, traveled to Git son and then Eyah to reconnect with cousin Mrs War Saundercock. The long awaited meeting marked the first time they had seen each other in three decades. Chapman, formerly of Eyah where he mined, came to Arizona on business and decided to stay briefly to visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Chapman
Tombstone
Bisbee
Gitson
Ts Cousi
Saundercock
Chapman
Eyah
Arizona
Reeves
Cochise Supervisors in Phoenix attend H G S Conference
Cochise County supervisors Adaens of Bisbee and Charles M. Roberts arrived in Phoenix to join Governor Campbell's cost of living conference. Adams praised Bisbee's year of public improvements and bond votes while noting border tensions and anticipated federal action. A later note reports four Arizonans arriving from overseas duty: Worth of Yuma Campbell of Parker Martin of Clarkdale and Soule of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
CE Adaens of
Bisbee
Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Ctty
Campbell
Charles M. Roberts
Cochise
Rocky Mountain Club of
New York
Elmer Worth
Yuma
Eugene D. Campbell
Parker
Marion Rt. Martin
Clarkdale
Ralph Soule
Phoeats
Youth Paroled Felon Faces Burglary After Jail Break Attempt
Eugene Patton, 17, freed on suspended sentence for horse stealing, allegedly planned a jail break by breaking into the sheriff's office. Deputy Rafferty surprised him in the sheriff's private office, Patton confessed intent to steal a gun and aid an escape. Authorities investigate possible charges against others involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben: Henson
Fl W. Whines
Eugene Patton
Sher Harry Rafferty
Sherif Webonard
Rafferty
Patton
Dati
Sheri McDonald
Henshaw
WORK ARIZONA SILVER MINES HIGH MARKET
In Kingman Arizona on December 5 progress centers on smaller silver properties as a return to the mines that built northwestern Arizona. The Berkeley mine in the Cedar Valley, once water blocked, now private owners Tom Stan ton of Tucson and C L Jones of Bisbee plan deeper sinking and cleaning old workings for shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Ariz
Chloride
Oatman
Arizona
Berkeley
Cedar Valley
Thomas N. Stanton
Tucson
C. L. Jones
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Cochise Coats Highway Commissas
White City
Col
C. B Wen
Fort Huachuca
Adams
Ford
Arizona Silver Mines
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