Fragmentary 19th century notices mix names and deeds
A garbled collection of legal and business terms appears, listing items such as a resolution writ of attachment power of attorney agreements and mining company names. The legible elements include references to Braun Ferguson Bis bee Drug company and Castro Amigas Mining with Santo Rosario Gold Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braun & Ferguson Company
Bisbee Drug Company
Bistee
Lowell
Naco
San Angeles
Castro Amigas Mining Company
Santo Rosario Gold Mines S Company
Uncle Sam Assay Office opens Nogales branch laboratory
Prof E M Wade of Wade & Wade Los Angeles opens a first close Nogales branch under his personal management. The Uncle Sam Assay Office offers testing of care method minerals oils waters guanal cyanide and other metals using simple methods and portable equipment. Demonstrations will be held at North Morley Avenue Nogales with power installed for crushing large samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Wade
Wade & Wade
Los Angeles
Nogales
Uncle Sam Assay
Wade
Chambers of Commerce and Mines of
J. Ross Clark
The
Salt Lake
Morley Avenue
Arizonans Invited to Rough Rider Dinner
Invitations have been received in Arizona for a Rough Riders dinner in New York on Sunday evening honoring Major General Leonard Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Rider
New York
The
Rough Riders
Leonard Wood
Territorial items of interest condensed
A Tucson business gathering forms the Business Men's Protective Association to build credit ratings for city purchases. Mesa leasing plans hint at a new bank by LW Stillwell and H Van Antwerps. Copper Queen smelter in Douglas advances a new plant to process dust concentrates. Mexican William Martinex injured at Laguna dam and hospitalized after clothing entangled in machinery. Copper Queen mine employment exceeds 1800 as recovery continues. Washington exposure boosts chemistry professor W Skinner into public spotlight. Chamber experts urge Interstate Commerce Commission readjustment of freight rates. Judge Campbell called to Danville for father’s illness. Tucson court adjourned to December 20. Humboldt smelter buyers plan ore reduction with $1,000,000 ore fund. Horace Middleton of Globe dies in Mesquite after long illness. funeral held at Baptist church. Tucson fire dept selects Y. Barkley as chief. Maggie Culverson seeks divorce from William Culverson amid sensational district court petition. Three youths wrongly charged with boxcar break-in at Yuma rail yards. released for vagrancy. William Martinez dies from Imperial dam accident injuries. Rumor of freight division cut east of Tucson may cost local jobs. Irving Merkimmons convicted of simple assault in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Mesa
LW Stillwell
H van Antwerp
Kansas City
Mesa Car
Copper Queen
Douglas
In The Courts and Probate Actions List
Court entries show suits contesting taxes and elections in Douglas and Tombstone matters. Suit 5516 seeks to bar tax collection and delinquent lists. Suit 5515 involves a receiver petition in El Globo Mining case. Probate notices authorize sales of Tombstone and Lambstone properties and creditor notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Kline
Douglas
FA Daley
Joshua A Lee
Richard Pringle's Famous Minstrels at Schieffelin
The managers have assembled forty singers dancers comedians and musicians from top minstrel ranks for a thoroughly minstrel program. The company appears at The Schieffelin next Saturday December 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard & Pringle
the Schieffelin
Japanese Immigration To Be Prohibited
Washington dispatch reports that when the Japanese diet convenes in a few weeks Baron Kowara the minister of foreign affairs will announce the government has decided to prohibit all immigration to the United States after a set date. The move would end lingering friction between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baron Kowara
United States
Japan
Governor appoints new notaries public in Arizona list
Governor Kirkes appoints notaries public including Anthony Coenen of Tucson Pima county H Moder of Clifton Graham county Wilford T Webb of Pima Graham Isabel Yeeger of Juniper Yavapai county H E Berner of Tombstone and Misa L M Brookner of Globe Gila co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkes
Anthony Coenen
Tucson
Pime County
H. Moder
Clifton
Graham County
Wilford T. Webb
Pima
Isabel C. Yeeger
Juniper
Yavapai County
H. E. Berner
Tombstone
Cochee
Misa L. M. Brookner
Globe
Gils County
Red Men visit Tombstone and eclipses noted
The Red Men hosted Charles Lindsey chief of the Merchant Police in town for a few days on business before the district court. He visits Tombstone for the first time and is impressed with the historic city. The Naval Observatory forecasts four eclipses next year two solar and two lunar with limited visibility in the US. The piece also describes cowboy life fading from Arizona as a stronghold of the cowpuncher era ends, and reports on bronco busting at the C C C farm near Salford along with Electric Theatre’s grand opening and future shows featuring Earl Simpson and Hazel Yoho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindsey
Douglas
Chief Lindsey
Tombstone
Augoun
Naval Observatory
North America
US States
Bittrelf
Ateady
Arizona
C. C.C
Salford
Black River
Electric Theatre
Moving Pictures
Earl Simpson
Hazel Yoho
Electric
Do Skunks Bury Their Dead Do They Bury Dead
The Prescott Courier reports a rancher W A Deering claims skunks bury their dead. He observed a roadside skunk corpse vanished after night, then saw six to seven skunks in a solemn procession near bushes where the dead skunk lay. The carcass disappeared by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Silver Belt
Prescott Courier
Yaqui Indians enter peace talks with Mexican government
The Yaqui Indians near surrender negotiations with the Mexican government, with final terms reportedly set for the 20th of next month. ExGovernor Yasbel of Sobora, now in Mexico City, leads peace talks for the Yaquis. Women and children deported to Yucatan request return and land allotments for farming. In exchange, the Yaquis would disarm, abandon strongholds, and live peacefully as loyal citizens who will pay taxes. President Diaz expected to grant concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yasbel
S0bora
Mexico
Dine
Yucatan
Diaz
Director Earle Praises Outlook For Mining Property
Frank C. Earle, general manager of El Paso Smelting, a former Tombstoner and Hermahal Mining director, is pleased with the Hershal mine’s outlook. The property is in the bonanza class, employing more men than ever and continuing regular shipments to smelters in Tombstone district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Earle
el Paso Smelting Company
Pass
Earle
Capes Assay Co Denver Gold and Silver Prices
Reliable assays advertise gold priced at 75 cents per ounce and silver at 75 cents with copper at 1.50. They offer mail-in samples with prompt attention and buy various ores including pacer, retorte, and rich ores. Free mailing envelopes and price list are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacer
Capes Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
First National Bank of Tombstone Stockholders Meeting
Notice that a stockholders meeting of the First National Bank of Tombstone will be held at the banking house on Tuesday January 12 1909 at 3 p.m for the annual election of directors. T. R. Brandt cashier. 5 1908 T
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Tombstone
T. R. Brandt
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Cochise County
Jellacek
Bisbee
Erty
Davie
Frank Bastian
Pirtle
State Mutual Building and Loan Association
Dailey
W E Schwamm
Pirtie
Douglasi
Maria J Noriega
Epegmenio Rodallegas
David Cascady
E A Wilkinson
Warren
Milton R Harlan
William J Thistlewaite
John T Nicholson
F Calder
Calumet Queen
Este W
Klepper Et Ox
Ben Beverley
Thomas A Dunbar
Dollie Dunbar
Bisbeeste
Matilda J Coulter
International Land and Improvement Company
Erty Pacific Improvement Company
Sophie M Doll
Benson
HA Robinson
JH Slaughter
Michael Doyle
WH Brophy
John Sophich
Arizona Meat Company
Hod Tinker Et Ax
F Sampron
Charles M Gardner
JL Guldin
San Simon
Thomas P Nichole
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Fidelity Savings & Loan Association
Williameet Ux
JW Yost
Peter W Eldridge
DH Johnson
Peter Johnson
Saemonet Ux
JW Farr
JC Overman
E B
Mason Company
Grubb
H Evans
George E Crysier
Susie Stafford
Tombstone Canyon
Leonard Meligren
Harry M Eckerman
Henry Collard
Gold Nugget Mining Company
Apache Paes
Warmanty
CS Kellum
Wickereham-Pitt Cattle Company
Trinidad
Saballero
John E Kanene
John Prezise
United States of America
Peter Haviland
R. E
Daisy Stonehouse
Rhode
Wenzel
Jake English
LA Engle
Santa Fe Consolidated Mines
Pany
S Hinch & Company
WN Sparks
John George Marte
Packard
General Powers
Charlee L
Douglas Et
Ax Cummings
Warrasty
Stella
Morrison
Ada M Long
Douglas Property
Te Psoibe Improvement Company
Tod T Gregg
Benson Ty
Rhoda Rigge
William M Riggs
William M = Riggs
Rhoda Riggs
Chattle
LA Osthoff
Oliver Typewriter Company
Frank Bauer
G Murphy
Co Boree
Butcher
Jeane Yoakum
By the Pacific Improvement Com
Dudiey Et Migacgi Enriques
Dow Ine
William A Gunn
J Haven
BJ Flynn
Amparo A
Castenads
Business Men's Protective Association
William Martinex
Laguna Dam
W. Skinner
Department of Chemistry
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
John H. Campbell
Danville
Prescott
Humboldt
Horace Middleton
Mesaron
Baptist Church
District Court of
Maggie Culverson
William Culverson
Yume
Isiloo
William Martinez
Imperial Dam
Sing
Yuma
Lordeburg
Irving Merkimmons
Phoenix
Bisriter Court
Paul B .Warnekros
and Thos Cowan
Julia
Edward
Simmons
Lambstone
Elizabeth Mary Simmons
Charlotte Minors
al Katute Wilbert
Mercey
Lowance
Red
S. P
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Tuc‘eon Division
Levi Strauss & Co
Renee Evrae Erent
Aby Orton
Pale En Mual
M. Ferry
Detroit
Milan
Oterpe
Ners
Ombston
Fros
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