No Infected Stock Entering Arizona Warned by Officials
Quarantine enforcement halts 4000 head of cattle from Greene Cattle Co after inspectors detect Texas fever ticks. G J McCabe of Cochise County reports dipping method using a crude oil tank, requiring two dippings to kill ticks and disinfect cattle before entry to Arizona. William Neal had contracted the herd at 11 per head and refused higher offers. Also noted are ad-like medical pitches and local court proceedings with continues in divorce cases and Bisbee constable arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Cattle Company Sill
Arizona
G J McCabe
Cochise
County Board of Supervisors
Phoenix
Huachuca Mountains
Phoenix Democrat
McCabe
William Neal
4Ther Ranch
Neal
Sunday worship services across local churches
The Congregational church lists Sunday activities with Sunday school at 10 00 a m preaching at 11 00 a m Young People at 7 00 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m Rev Benedict to preach both services East Methodist Church follows with Sunday school at 9 00 a m preaching by pastor at 11 00 a m and 7 00 p m Epworth League meets at 7 00 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Rev James Graham international organizer will preach and organize a Good Templar lodge with a meeting Monday night Time and place announced All welcome Sacred Heart Catholic Church mass times 8 00 a m 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m Rosary and Benediction 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renedict
M. E
Methodist Church
Epworth League
James Graham
International Order of Good Templars
Graham
Good Templar
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Weather Forecast for Duxven Arizona Cold Temps
The forecast from Duxven dated December 19 indicates colder conditions for Arizona. Expect lower daytime highs and cooler nights with a chance of light frosts in northern regions. Winds remain light to moderate with intermittent cloudy spells.
Territorial items of interest in the territory
Mexican consul Senor Enrique Llorente leaves Phoenix for Genoa to serve as consul in Italy. Arturo M. Elias, formerly of Tucson, succeeds him. Llorente will join his wife in Dallas and then proceed to New York, boarding the French liner Lorraine December 31. A Pioneer saloon burglary in Pirtleville netted 500 dollars, with two men implicated. one under arrest. Joseph Barton of Prescott enters Santa Monica soldiers home after active service in Indian campaigns. Ben Barney, aged California pioneer, dies at Menlo Park aged ninety. he was brother to Jas M Barney of London and leaves relatives in Yuma and Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Enrique Llorente
Phoenix
Genoa
Italy
Senor Llorente
Mexico
Arturo M. Elias
Tucson
Dallas
Texas
New York
Cailing
Lorraine
Pioneer
Pirtleville
Douglas
Joseph Barton
Prescott
Santa Monies
Cal
Redskins
Miles
Geronimo
Ben Barney
California
Menlo Park
Prince
Arizona
Jas. M. Barney
London
D. Stanley
Clara and
Cecelia Barney
Yuma
James Barney
Phos
Minority stockholders threaten action against Greene Copper
The Greene Consolidated Copper minority stockholders, now led by Newkirk of 18 Wall Street, plan legal steps to reveal company affairs. They seek details on assets and cash, including why Sierra Land and Lumber was sold to Colonel Greene for notes of 2,000,000, the sale timing as merger inducement, control acquisition, and the identities and payments of the majority interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Greene-Cananes Copper Company
St Newkirk
Wall Street
Sierra Land and Lumber Company
Colonel Greene
Xmas shopping and local merchants urge home buying
Local merchants push consumers to shop at home for Christmas, arguing it spares Tombstone residents from out of town purchases and reduces last minute rush. Attendees are urged to shop early to enjoy greater selection and time. Tonight features The Electric show and The Schieffelin continues with a German comedic musical act Hans & Nix starting December 28. The report also notes a Phoenix legal matter and a social event at the M E church with Mayor Heney’s wife visiting Tombstone. A small fire at Electric Light was quickly contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwworth League
M. E.church
Ben Heney
Tucson
Tombstone
Schieffelin
Murray & Mack
Measre
Bernard and
Dizon
Hans & Nix
Seate Goon Asle
Arizona Print Shop Wrecked in Tucson Burglary
Police report thieves forced entry into the El Defensor del Pueblo office at 140 Convent street and 1, stealing 1000 copies of the paper and wrecking the printing room. Editor Daniel M Hughes and Manuel Sarabia, linked to the Mexican revolutionary party, comment on the break in occurring around 2 o'clock this morning with motive rooted in political differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Defensor del Pueblo
Convent Street
Manuel Sarabia
Mexican Revolutionary Party
United States
Daniel M Hughes
Sarabia
Tucson
Improvements of Arizona Reserves
Arizona’s National Forests saw major work including trail and fence construction and ranger facilities. For the year ending June 30, 1908, $27,892.95 was spent on permanent improvements across nine forests, with 30 and 1/2 miles of trail built, 106 miles of telephone lines installed, 25 miles of drift fence and 47 miles of pasture fence, 23 ranger houses erected, six watering places improved, and various other measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Secretary of Agriculture
Will Return to Arizona Home Pioneer Lawry Returns
Will Return to Arizona Home Pioneer Lawry returns to Cochise County after years in California and plans to settle again in the Barbweomah area to enter the cattle business. Friends welcome him home in Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lawry
Cat Hernen
Cochise County
California
Tombstone
Large traction engine plows Arizona soil for40 acres daily
A 45 horsepower gasoline traction engine with three four gang disc plows left Phoenix for ranches of Taylor and Jefferson. It will turn twelve furrows each one foot deep across twelve feet, and the owners expect to break forty acres per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Taylor and Jefferson
Messrs
Taylor and
Jefferson
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Curious Cures
Advertises Chemberlai Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble billiousness and constipation claiming many cures. Price twenty five cents. Sold by all druggists. Smrsia tee. For anle py all druveinte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. H. Bella
Detroit
Mich
Smrsia Tee
Georgia Minstrels Show Tonight at Schieffelie
The Georgia Minstrels perform tonight at The Schieffelie, new and returning audiences welcome after last season’s absence. A few rear seats remain as Tombatone notes a leaning toward minstrel programs, with the show expected to attract a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Schieffelie
Tombstone
Seston
Famous Author Visiting Arizona
Dr. George Alexander Fisher of New York City, author of This Labyrinthine Life, is in Parker Arizona gathering material for a western frontier life book. The St Louis Republic praises the novel for its purpose and insight into tuberculosis and desert living, noting Fisher’s first hand study in Phoenix and favorable critical reception nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alexander Fisher
New York City
Arizona Desert
Parker
Arizona
Fife
Dodge & Company
St. Louie
United States
Leadville Property Shows Large Ore Bodies Above Ground
President Wm. Holmes of the Leadville Mining company visited Tombstone on a brief business trip. He reported developments at the Leadville property reveal large ore bodies and a strong showing for the company. Holmes, a pioneer of the district, says early judgments of its merits are being verified as activity surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Holmes
Leadville Mining Company
Holmes
Leadville
Holmen
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Hotel de White
Dr.price
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Phickly
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Houses of Worship
Newsy
Greene Con
Electric Tonight
the Schieffelin
Ben Goodrich
Chas Bowman
J Kingsbury
Ryan-Mee
Kittrick
Gleeton
Kent
Georgia Minstrels Show
Allen Street
Mauldin Store
Movixa
Movixe
Movise Pictore Blue Bird
The
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the Machomich Mer. Co
F. N. Wolcott
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