County Tax Figures and Totals for 1910 Debated
Clerk HE Berner of the Board of Supervisors works on the tax roll for 1910 to hand to County Treasurer Charles W Hicks for collection. Last year’s tack taxes totaled 410,043.15 with placement rolls showing 590,786.42 due. After board totals and audits, the county’s tax total stands 500,756.42 with 11.55 remaining as the year’s taxes collected by Hicks. 1900 assessments show 476,040.3M in taxes, back tax rolls 22,391.25, and exemptions noted forInet year.
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HE Berner
Board of Supervisers
Charles W Hicks
Board of Supervisore
Revival Services Highlighted in Tombstone Churches
Tomorrow in Tombstone churches Sunday school at 10 o clock hosts EH Repros with preaching at 1 tan Cheerthiness and 7:30 po om. VPS CE leads 7 pm revival topic Missyons In the United States South. Matthew Telin and Rev Deck lead separate services with Serenity and welcoming invitation assurances. Additional sermons at 10 am and choir 7 league events listed with Rev Karnay, pastor.
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United States
Matthew Telin
Deck
A. Deer
Beme
Topaes Brie
M. Epforth
Karnay
Outlook Good In San Pedro Valley
Chief Deputy H. Russ returned from a tour through the San Pedro valley near Benson Pool and David. He reports the county region, especially the changes, in good condition and predicts a prosperous year for ranchers and stockmen.
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H. Russ
San Pedro Valley
Benson
Pool
David
Hoes
Secretary Gaines Opens Headquarters in Tombstone
Secretary Gaines of the Cochise County Taxpayers Association opened a headquarters in Tombstone and spent yesterday and today reviewing the taxpayer list. He will mail circulars to the many taxpayers about the new organization’s objectives, assisted by William C. Hicks and Arthur Harwood.
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Breretary M. Gaines
Cokine County Taxpayers Association
Tombstone
William Co Hicks
Arthur Harwood
Passing of a Sickly Infant
A somber burial service for a sickly infant was held with Washington reports and remarks by Colonel Pickett. The Senate Committee on Territories examined the case as it related to Cochise County taxpayers and the fate of Tombetone, noting the infant’s brief life and the burial wishes of locals and speculators alike.
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Washsington
Bisbee
Pugias
Tombetone
Pickett
Gwalach
Senate
Bill
Poat
Master Cassidy
Buheo
Wright
Pougins
Cochise County
Senate Committee Hears Forcible Arguments On County Seat
February 25 report from Washington shows Colonel Hot Moker testifying before the Senate Committee on Territories regarding the removal of the Oubuse County Seat. He argues against any congressional act in a matter governed by Territorial statutes. The committee questions several witnesses, all of whom are answered satisfactorily. The bill appears likely to be buried and not resurrected. Local notes mention visitors in Tombstone, baseball plans in Benson, and various business and personal movements in the region.
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Washington D.C
Senate Committee On Territorion
Colonel Hot
Moker
Toms
Pickett
Lis
Arizona News of Interest Highlights and Provisional Events
Notices cover a Phoenix minister’s death and a murder case sentencing in Florence. Yuma contracts for a new one story concrete building leased to Yuma Electric Light & Water. Phoenix primaries set for April with large party membership drives. A Tucson shooting episode ends with multiple injuries and a possible fatal outcome. Nogales district court action seeks to undo city ball deed. S.P. Lovett comments spark Tucson rail news and post office site rejections flow in. Croup care advised with Chamberlains Cough Kennedy product.
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Yuma
W J Dorrington
Ben
Yuma Harness Company
Yuma Electric Light & Water Company
Mining Work on the Hill in Tombstone District
The Tombstone district continues its mining prosperity despite a temporary shutdown of Tombstone Consolidated Mines properties. Development at Royal Guard Company mines proceeds well, with new shaft work and signs pointing to the Lucky Cass extension. A large ore shipment is planned to El Paso Smelters, while Herehall mine keeps steady output under Lougin Gray. A list of active leases is provided, detailing numerous claim portions and lease terms granting shaft and level access with 20 percent net returns and possession options after six months.
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Tombtone
Storic Consolidated Mines Company
Royal Guard Company
Old Guard
Lucky Cass
Mannerr Fowler
Lucky Cass Shute
el Paso
Herehall
Lougin« Gray
Tombatone
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Compan
Pasoemene
Cumber
Evernl
PM Simons
East Side Mining Plain
Joe
Head Center
George Kelly
al Thompson
Gardner
Meine
Saunders
George Reciconi
Girand
Charles Meigree
Victor Pistonetti
Messrs
Dorame and Ramirez
Oregon
Paul T Murphy
North Point Mining Clai
J. Knox
J.L. Ringburg
Grand Central
George Rafferty
Sar Watt
Tomtetone Consolidated Mines Company
Madison wife of mine to depart for Easter states
Mrs Madison, wife of the Artington Hotel host, will leave next week for the Easter states. She plans a month away, visiting friends and relatives in Picteburz, Pa., and various spots in West Virginia.
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Mra
Madison
Artington Hotel
Dllte
Tombstone
Picteburz
West Virginia
Cochise Pioneer for Home in Prescott
Thomas Wickstar, an inmate at the county hospital and poor farm, received a permit from the territorial board of control to enter the Arizona Pioneers Home at Prescott. He has long resided in the territory and will be among the first from Cochise County to enter the new home for old pioneers.
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Thos. Wickstar
Territorial Board of Control
Arizona
Prescott
Wicketail
Tombstone
Douglas
Wicksteff
Cochiey County
Prepared for Spraine and Bruises With 25 Cents Liniment
An old advertisement states that while preventing accidents is hard, preparation is possible. It urges investing 25 cents in Chamberlains Liniment to be ready for sprains bruises and similar injuries, sold by all dealers.
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Dr.price
Prof. Johnson
Yale University
Gaines
Tee
John Brightie
Courtland
JJ Miller
Stienfeld & Company
Tucton
Flora
Tombstone State
Cras Bate
Henson
Ivan Johnson
Tucson
W. Clemens
el Paso Busines
Paes
John Garrett
Flageta
Andy Garrett
Ernest Pinter
Rie Tee
Fefl
Tombs Stone
Pinter
Blue Lodge Masons
Masonic Hall
Arizona News OF Interest
Prospector
RH Wilkinson
Phoenix
Long
Stokes
Woode
Florence
Lewis
Globa
A A
Osken
Fred Kimbro
Oakes
Kimbro
Jesbury
Tacson
JH Thompson
New York
District Court
Nogales
Fleisher M. Doan
Gre
Fire Department
Doan
Lovett
The
S.P
Doogl Ine
Globe
St Augustine
Chamberlin
Cough Kennedy
Alway
Seasors
Cochise
Pioneer Home
Pinesalve
Somiveseus Duscan
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