Former Douglasite patent aeroplane aims for Paris flight
GG Lelever, once linked with the Douglas newspaper business, returns from Washington and New York after securing a letters patent on an aeroplane claimed to have automatic stability. He plans to tour St. Louis then Newfoundland to Irish coast flights, pursuing a $100,000 prize and a transatlantic entry with a four motor, single propeller setup and balloonoid stability. Lelever will seek foreign patent protection, praising courtesies from Senators Smith Ashurst and Representative Heyden during his eastern stops.
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Eatative Heyden
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Main Line Connects Tombstone With Mountain States Telegraph
The Huschues Water Company and Mountain States extend private lines to link Tombstone with Mountain States network. Two Miller Cenves stations at Biel's ranch and the river enable emergency use. Harry Evans will connect lines mid month. The expansion benefits Tombstone and surrounding country, with expected revenue growth and wider intercounty communication acknowledged.
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Hasachoca Water Companies
Harry Evans
Mountein
Miller, Canyon
Ramesy Canyon
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Lewis Springs
San Pedro
Mountain States Company
Miller Cenves
Biels
Rench
Jim Wolfe
Freak Mason
Husehuca
Tombstone
Huschues Water Company
Mountain Stores
September Morn Fire Destroys Velie Car Near Mesa
The Velie racing car September Morn owned by ML Ne Quin of Globe burned ten miles north of Mesa last Saturday. A faulty gas line sparked by a backfire caused the blaze. the driver escaped unharmed and the car’s costly damage was extensive. The vehicle had previously suffered misfortune on the El Paso-Phosox road race with a broken rear wheel between Bisbee and Tombstone.
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Velie
ML Nequin
Globe
Mesa
Corp'n Com Has Right to Fix Rates Card
A Phoenix dispatch reports a court ruling that only the state corporation commission, not the legislature, can set rates and regulations for public service corporations. The decision struck down the Arisons railroad 3-cent fare law, while the act to require electric headlights for locomotives remains affected. Attorney General Balard ordered railroads and public service firms cited before the corporation commission to seek orders upholding the pro visions of the laws invalidated by the supreme court action.
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Always One of Our Foremost Boosters in Tombstone
Bill Hattiob a former editor and proprietor of the Puosrecton left for Tucson this morning after weeks of business matters. He praises Tombstone mining prospects and his faith in the town, promising to remain a booster wherever he travels. He shook many hands and will likely visit occasionally, as Tombstone’s old stamping grounds welcome him.
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Breeder of Registered Duroc Jersey Swine for Sale
E. L h ai Coshia Aris presents breeding stock for sale. Registered Duroc Jersey swine offered by a breeder with lines and quality stock. Contact details not provided in readable text. This notice emphasizes high quality breeding stock and availability for purchase.
Wonderful Remedy Boosts Family Health Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as relief for nervousness irritability and fatigue from busy life. A testimonial from Mrs J B Hartfield of Atlanta Georgia praises the product's ability to ease strain and improve daily functioning.
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Atlanta Ga
Deity Supervisor in Hereford on Road Business and Gas Vend
Thursday s Deity Supervisor Rock traveled to Hereford for road work and will return this evening accompanied by John Pearce. FN Wolcott today completed installation of a Bowser Automatic Gasoline Veoder in front of a Main Street mercantile, featuring an automatic register and four filter units, with hose runoff to tanks or a nearby can. The device was tested and guarantees claimed correct. Also notes include jurors returning home, Owen Murphy leaving for Santa Fe N. M., a new collector of income tax for Arizona appointed, a child ill at home, a Green Tombstone fire call, a Mexican resident Lopes thought lost in flames but later found, plans for Washington's birthday dance, and E M Hawes returning from Bisbee after indigestion.
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Lady Prospector Heads Prospecting Tour in State
Mrs Malcolm, known as the Woman Prospector, leaves last week for a solo prospecting trip. She travels with a regular camping outfit and gear, venturing to uptown mines and reporting on dangers with calm resolve. She has already made some progress in her quest.
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Lee
Local Visitors Comment On Winter Climate And Mines
Friday's Daily notes L B Howe and daughter Mies visiting the city to enjoy the winter climate. They discuss Florida and Arkansas as possibilities but favor the state with the pore, Mies Howe a Vassar graduate. Mr Howe may return as superintendent of the New York Produce Exchange. Deputy Recorder Geo Wales and wife visit Bisbee. E P and G W carpenters repair the depot and a new coal bin near the courthouse. Ore loading platforms to be fixed signaling coming prosperity for Old Tombstone. Franklin Toeeseed of New York toured Tombstone Mining District before returning home. Mr Townsend and Fred Bennett visit from the Dragoon foothills area.
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Florida
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Vassar College
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New York
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Tombstone
Townsend
Fred Bennett
Bennett Ranch
Dragoon Mountains
Enjoyable Evening With John Walker
John Walker, a genial court reporter, hosted a gathering of golf friends at Tombstone Country Club. Guests enjoyed conversation and music, a buffet lunch, and multiple toasts with varied topics. The host closed the evening with a humorous poem and remarks, leaving everyone satisfied.
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Tombstone
N Gaines
Limberger
C Karger
Wentworth
William Hottson
H Garéver
Waterbury
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