Operate Placers Across the Line Under Test
Lawton B. Garside of New York runs a gold extraction plant on placer grounds about fifteen miles east of Lieno station across the line. A Neagle traction engine powers a Quinner machine an elevator four deck washers and a cow gold paving machine invented by M P Ball. Joseph Reed of Sonora assists. Capacity about 2500 tons daily and cost per ton about 28 dollars. Placer ground averages $508 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton B. Garside
New York
Lieno
Neagle
M. P. Ball
Joseph Reed
Sonora
Garside
Churches Schedule for Tombstone and Catholic Parish Notices
Tomorrow in Tombstone Congregational Church lists Sunday School at 10 am with EH Reeves. sermons at 11 am and 7:10 pm on expanding force and revival in a dead town. Rev Devs and Rev S. Katuay also listed with Sunday services. Catholic church holds Masses and Sunday School on Sundays at 10 am with Mrs. Wm Cavanagh as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH Reeves
Berenity
Devs
HA. Drew
Hearing for Naturalization Papers in Tombstone Court
The next naturalization hearing in the U S court at Tombstone is set for April 10 with many county applicants. Among those filed petitions are Abder Solin from Syria living in Douglas Milo Gureviely from Montenegro of Busbee Emil Sanden from Bisbee Blac Antemina from Austria of Bisbee Jacob Adan from Bisbee Michael Verseneo from Italy Tombstone John Nelson from Ireland and other native origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tombstone
Onreen
Abderl Solin
Syria
Douglas
Milo Gureviely
Montenegro
Busbee
Emil Sanden
Bisbee
Blac Antemina
Austria
Jacob Adan
Michael Verseneo
Italy
John Nelson
Ireland
Finland
Germany
Ships Law Books To Old Pueblo Arizona Freight Rate Hearing
The Maricopa County Commercial Club reports a further hearing on commodity rates in the case against the Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix Railroad and Jo there. Special Examiner Versault of the Interstate Commerce Commission will hear the case in Phoenix on March 6. The club seeks rate adjustments on freight and commodities from eastern territory between the Missouri River and the Buffalo Pittsburg district compared with Los Angeles and other west coast terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marccopa County Commercial Club
Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Phoenix
Missouri River
Buffalo-Pittsburg
Los Angeles
Law library shipped from estate to Tucson buyer
Martin Costella, executor of the J Reilly estate, has packed and shipped the law library to Tucson. The library, bought by Hon. Marony A. Smith, is among the finest and best equipped in the Southwest, with key reference works on civil litigation and criminal procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Costella
J. Reilly
Everal
Tucson
Marony A. Smith
Puetto
Southwest
Col Pickett to Front Col Washington trip for statehood drive
HL Pickett plans a day of opeature in Washington city to drum up support for Arizona’s Avi 2904 Constitution and direct primary, joining a territorial committee from Phoenix. A longtime statehood advocate, he seeks Senate candidacy and has built strong campaigning across the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
HL Pickett
Washington City
Territory
Phoenix
Col Pickett
United States Senate
Arizona
Col. Pickett
Rainfall Sparks Early Spring Hopes In Tombstone
Weather data from a voluntary database reports Tombstone received 0.96 to 1.00 inch of rain last night. The downpour was general across the county, signaling an early spring and promising abundant forage and water for Cochise County cattlemen and their herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FN Walcott
Tombstone
Cochiee County
Colonize Large Acreage Former Cochise Resident Lands Big Deal
McFate of Courtland, a familiar figure in Tombstone, arranged a major land acquisition securing the Agnaha ranch from the Clarke estate. The 11,100 acre tract lies near the Sonora railroad and centers on farming and orange groves. He plans to colonize the land and boost northern Sonora's development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M McFate
Courtland
Tombstone
Sonora
Agnaha
Clarke
Arizona News Of Interest From Phoenix Council To Border News
Local notes report the Phoenix council of Boy Scouts of America organized at a Phoenix Board of Trade luncheon with officers elected and plans for a February 22 field day in Tombstone. Other items cover Mexican troops near the border, postmaster appointments, postal rate opposition, sheep shearing in Hot Springs Junction, and wireless signal work at Yuma and Mexicali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Council of
Boy Seou's of America
Board of Trade
Phoenix
Dwight B Heard
W G Toleen
Frack de Souzs
Dr. Wathins
Scout
CT. Hirst
Col
J. H McClintock
Dr. Watkins
Gov. Sloan
Tombstone
Boy Scouts
Hot Springs Junction
International complications strain US Mexico ties over leases
A Nogales dispatch notes rumors that relations between the United States and Mexico have grown tense. Reportedly Mexico refused to renew the Magdalena Bay lease with the United States, and there are unconfirmed claims that Mexico leased a coaling station near Guanyms to Japan, against U.S. wishes to keep Japanese influence off the Pacific coast. The official line from United States coverage says there is no confirmed knowledge of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
United States
Mexico
Magdalena Bay
Gunymss
Governor to Entertain Roosevelt in Phoenix Dinner
Governor Richard E. Sloan will host Col. Theodore Roosevelt at a dinner in Phoenix on the evening of March 2. The event will be at the Board of Trade with 1 to 150 guests, seating arrangements and covers laid for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Americas
Colorado River
Sloan
U. S
Richard E. Sloan
Col
Theodore Ktuosersl
Dianer
Phoenix
Board of Trade
Whist Club Hosts Evening of Strong Play and Laughs
Despite severe weather a full Progressive Whist Club gathering at Mr and Mrs Lee Hutchinson produced lively scores Ed Hicks led with ten of twelve Helen Benedict followed with nine Harry Macia claimed last place after a rough night A royal luncheon and next meet set for Miss Benedict Plus local notices: two marriage licenses issued and a new public figure in town Domestics include a buzz wagon debut and four insane patients moved to Phoenix hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
Lee Hutchinson
Ed Hicks
Helen Benedict
Harry Macia
Copene
Ing
Boquillas GM Henry Street Weds Tombstone Arrival
General Manager Henry K Street of the Boquillas Land and Cattle Company and his wife arrived in Tombstone on the noon train from the ranch below Fairbanks. Street is rapidly recovering from recent injuries sustained in a cattle operation and transport accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Street
Boquillas Land & Cattle Company
Tombstone
Fairbanks
Street
Taxpayers Association Elects Officers in Cochise County
A permanent Cochise County Taxpayers' Association was formed at the Copper Queen Hotel. James S. Douglas was named president, J N Gaines secretary, E R Pirtle treasurer, with several other officers and trustees elected to serve until February 12, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Tombstone
Dean Morris
Ronson
H. A. Morgan
Willcox
A. ¥. Smith
Pearce
Martin Costello
W.R. King
T. R. Brandt
H. Kinsley
Tombstoners Monitor County Seat Move Speculators
The Tombstone committer reports ongoing protests against county seat removal and notes efforts by Bisbee-Douglas real estate speculators to push relocation. The writer argues these motives are misrepresented and urges continued vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee-Douglas
Addi Honebton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised For Cure
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists J Onexey & Co Toledo as purchasers and claims endorsements from Warpino Kixwax Manvix druggists. The text promotes internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and a price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Onexey & Co
Toledo
Fe. Cheney
Warpino
Kixwax & Manvix
Duggiate
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Epworth
S. Katuay
Sexuay
Wexuay
Old Pueblo
Pickett
Douglas Interas
Tiee
Cochise
Colo
J. Wright
Biue Lodge Masons
Mr. Vental
H. H. Hughart
Douglas Gray
Machomich Mercantile Company
Tucton
G J. McCabe
Board Supervisors
Huchuca
Joseph Bishop
Royal Guard Mines
Bietee
Emma
Robert Kettlewell
Bridgs and Bledsoe
Adamson
Prospector
Lucio Ramirez
Agus Prieta
Post Office News Store
All Newsdeslore
Arizona Repubican and Gazette of
Ralph H. Cameron
Washiton
Senate
George Nolan
Ray
J.C. Mullen
Tempe
Curtis Publishing Company
Berryhill Company
JF. B. Babitet Company
H. H. afeNeil Company
Pima County
Kingina
E. Sigoal Corps
Yoma
County Court House
Signal Corps
Mexicali
Mexcali
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Whist
Clark James
L. J Murphey
Willie Sullivan
Tevieton
Donald Alexander Cameron
Rebecca Jaze Hancock
Lowell
John 3
Willierne
Buzz Wagon
S A. W. Howe
Harry Rafferty
James Smith
Marty Macia
Lunsey Commission
Globe
E. A. Jayne
Ahig
Hoston
Maud & Mine
Mogellon
Colonial Mining Company
Taxpayers Association
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