Winds Stir Pearce Area As Arbor Day Noted
Pearce and vicinity endured strong winds with no dust. rain likely. bullion shipments continue to the mint. G A Mette injured at Commonwealth mill. a Mexican worker hospitalized in Bisbee. Arbor Day observed in Pearce schools with tree plantings. Stronghold ranchers seek post office. schoolhouse bonds sold at premium. Various local movements include postmaster appointment, staff changes, and mine work adjustments.
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G A Mette
Commonwealth’ Mill
The
Commonwealth
Bisbee
Imperial valley cotton plan and railroad moves amid state notes
The Long company of Imperial Valley plans to convert nearly all irrigated land to cotton except food crops. They seek 500 mule teams imported free for Mexico. Globe requests railroad station work at Miami. Parker reports progress on the Parker bill opening the Colorado Indian Reservation and funds for Indian affairs. A fire outbreak on a refrigerator car near Parker prompts investigation into possible arson.
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Yoma
Long Company
Imperial Valley
Nia
Yuma
Mexico
Globe
Miami
Advieve
Parker
Washington State
Interior
Colorado
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Globe Court Clerk Receives Unclear Filing On Housing Quarters
A Globe federal court clerk has received an ambiguous submission alleging a plan to provide housing quarters. The document references the so called Gils souliey board of superviews and mentions marches and awaiting further action.
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Clerk Gates
Must Wait for Rainy Season
The Sulphur Spring valley cattlemen in southern Arizona plan restocking after the rainy season to avoid risks in the cow business. WH Neel of the Four Bar ranch says it is impossible to judge the season before rains fall, though current outlook is good and warm weather promotes range grass growth. With expected warm, wet March and April, feed and water should be abundant once rains begin.
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Spring Valley
Arizona
WH Neel
Four Bar
Sesson
Nealangs
Arizona to elect a complete three member tax commission
A Phoenix dispatch notes opinion that Arizona will elect a three member tax commission next November. It discusses campaign duties for Charles R Howe and references California's Supreme Court ruling on gubernatorial appointment authority and term limits extending beyond the next general election.
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Phosiix
Arizona
Jacer Charles R Howe
Rovernor
Supreme Court of California
T State
Tombstone Leads for Size In Cochise
January motor vehicle data show Tombstone leading Cochise County with the largest share of automobiles and motorcycles. Cochise reports 445 automobiles and 1808 motorcycles registered, with Maricopa County far ahead in overall totals. State fees collected total 19,338 dollars across motorcycles autos and licenses.
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Phoenix Dispatch
Siet
Bers
Maricops County Io
Cochise
Pima
Yavepai Bas
Gils
Mohave
Sante Oras
Orecaisor
Grehers
Greenlee
Secretary of State
Mgates
Cochin
Tombstone
Homes for Home less Children
A brief note discusses housing options for children without homes. It mentions possible programs and community efforts in addressing shelters and care.
City Children Need Homes Through Society Efforts
The Children’s Home Society seeks volunteers and hosts for placing boys in homes across the state. Life on rural farms and ranches leaves boys needing company, and the Society has already placed more than a thousand children in homes through adoption. Rev. AH Gannett acts as the territorial agent in Los Angeles with Griffith Ave contact for correspondence.
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Brets
Tory
Children's Home Society
Bany Companies
Thie
AH Gannett
Grifith
Los Angeles
Grand Masonic Meet at Phoenix Expands Attendee List
The Grand Lodge of Arizona Masons held in Phoenix as delegates from across the state arrive. By tomorrow, about 109 representatives from every Masonic body in Arizona are expected to attend the event.
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Shannon
New Mexico
Arizona
Phoenix
A R White
J L Dillon
Grand Masonic
Grand Lodge of Arisoos Masons
Rao
Tom Rrow
Mail from Tombstone on railroad water franchise incident
A long-winded account discusses a 35 year old Arizona episode before railroad construction when speculators sought an exclusive water franchise from Tombstone’s Common Council. An erroneous telegram in Boston led to a $20,000 loss, revealing negligence by a Tucson lawyer and a receiving office of the Western Union or Signal Service, with little remedy from federal agencies.
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Prestecton
Los Angeles Times
Arizona
Tombstoun Common Council
Boston
Tucson
Tombstone
Toeton
Western Union
Taccmwane
United States Signal Services
United Sttee
Supreme Court
Sud
Eeven Cents Sword
Sulphur Spring Valley Notes on Local Agriculture
In Sulphur Spring Valley notes CC Cund reports experiments with a venomous creature near the valley, UA Killion plans a water pump and five acres of sweet potatoes, M F King Webb prepares four acres of fruit and veg, cabbages and beets thrive with minor frost damage. McBarnes near Serves builds a large irrigation reservoir with a 24 inch centrifugal pump and gasoline engine. O M Miller tests a three pump engine for alfalfa and fruit trees. WE L'Home receives a carload from California including breeding stock for Curve pri t win ning bo gs.
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McBarnes
Iear
O M Miller
North Pearoa
Former Tombstone Girl Mother of Perfect Baby
Lucy King, daughter of WA King formerly of Tombstone now in Bibee, is proud as her ten month old son Herman Stevens Kroeger is selected to perform in the Temple of Childhood at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. El Paso officials noted Herman as the most perfect child in El Paso based on measurements and observations.
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Tombstone
Mre F . Kroeger
Lucy King
WA King
Tombatore
Bibee
el Pas
San Francisco
Herman Stevens Kroeger
Maitte
Young Girl Beaten to Death in Coppa Creek Case
Deputy Sheriff Jeave Finch and local officials investigated the death of a 10 year old girl near Coppa Creek. The body showed brutal wounds and scars. a jury ruled death due to brutal testing. Joao Lene and his wife, held on charges, await trial.
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Jeave Finch
Dudleyville
Aria
Pease Wilcor
Winhelm
de Butler
Coppa Creek
Juan Leos
Joao Lene
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised with Reward Phrase
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a cure of Ostarrh and endorses F.J Cheney as trustworthy. The notice, signed byWarpina, Kivsas & Marvin, appears in a historic Toledo business context.
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Hall
J. Cuxnsr & Co
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
Warpina
Kivsas & Manvin
Wholeasie
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BA Taylor
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Metz
RT Stone
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Patrick Hyleod
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Chloe Kid
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