Notice of Land Selection Under 1910 Act Arizona Lands
United States Land Office Phoenix announces Crapt Selections List No 257 for bonds payments in Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties. Lands described as T 20S R25E sections 20 and 30 in the Gila and Salt River Meridian. Protest period five weeks from notice date January 1 1916. Dated Phoenix Arizona. Register Thomas F Wiedin Receiver John J Birdno U S Land Office First pub January 23 1916.
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Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Coconino
Fhomas
Nws
NUS
Nwu
Matienpa
Vayapai
Notice of Selection Under Act of Congress 1910
United States Land Office at Phoenix Arizona announces selection actions under the 1910 act. State of Arizona requests land for bond payments across Maricopa Yavapai and Coconino counties with multiple serial numbers and section details. Public notices invite objections during a five week publication period ending before final approval.
Requiem for a Modest Woman and the Dancers
A verse heavy with outrage over modern dance and sexual mores. The speaker attacks the critic MacDuff, mocks moralists, and calls for a return to prudish, clothed displays. It condemns unveiled female sexuality while lamenting change and urging old-fashioned virtue.
Notice of Grant Selections Filed for Arizona Lands 1916
State of Arizona files grant selections in Tucson listed as List Nos 251 and 252 with Serial Numbers 020260 and 020261 for land in Maricopa Pima Pinal counties. Protests or contests may be filed within seven weeks from publication before final approval and certification by the U.S. Land Office, Phoenix. Officials Thomas F. Weedin and John J. Birdno date the notice February 1, 1916. First publication February 13, 1916.
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Arizona
Ste
Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges
General Land Office
Phoenix
Anzona
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
U. S. Land Offer
John J. Birdno
U.S. Land Office
Notice of three year land claim proof in Arizona
Ernest M Robathan of Buena Arizona filed intent to prove claim to lands in Section Township 22S Range 21E G and S Meridian before U S Commissioner W A Fowler at Tombstone on March 24 1916. Witnesses J H Downer Oliver Fry Ed Brys Kaib all of Buena Arizona. First pub Feb 20.
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Ernest M Robathan
Buena
Arizona
Los
S. R
Tombstone
J. H Downer
Oliver Fry
Brys Kaib
Thomas P. Weedin
Register
Homestead Claim Filed for Land in Seton Township
Department of the Interior notice states Olver Fry Horns Arsona filed a three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land described as in Seton Township 5 Range 80 G&SK Meridian. Proof required before U S Commissioner in Tombstone on the 24th day of Mot vet Ciacmant witnesses Ernest M Retathan H Deemer Oncar Tom Lethe F Higgies all of Barna Anson.
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Olver Fry
Horns
Arsona
Sen
Seton Township
Arion
Arion, On the 24Th Day of Mot Vet Ciacmant Names As Witnenes
Ernest M Retathan
H Deemer
Oncar
Tom Lethe
Oo F Higgies
Barna
Anson
Thomas F. Weedin
Bogitar
Homestead Entry Notice From Tombstone Arizona
The Department of the Interior notices Gorge W. Fenter of former Arizona filed Dec 6 1911 for Lot 205 and SW1 SE1 Section 35 Township 2S Range 20H G&SRME district. He seeks final proof to establish title before U.S. Commissioner WA Fowler at Tombstone on April 30 191A. Witnesses: John Rock Reinhard F Haug Turner Arthur Landers THOMAS F WEEDIN. First pub Feb 27 191A.
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Gorge W. Fenter
Arizona
Mange
G&s Rmejidion
Tohure WA Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Angona
Land Office Notice of Homestead Proof Filed
United States land office notice from Phoenix Arizona dated February 21 1916 announces William H Long of Buens Arizona has filed three year proof to establish his homestead claim for the NEM SE of section in township 22S range 20E Meridian. Proof to be made before W A Fowler US Commissioner at Tombstone on April 4 1916 with witnesses Ernest M Robatban Willem H Pran and Jobe P F Copenhaver all of Buensa Arizona. First publication February 27 1916.
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William H. Long
Buens
Arizona
Nem Se Township
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
John H Downer
Ernest M. Robatban
Willem H. Pran
Jobe P F. Copenhaver
Buesa
Thomas F. Weedin
Register
Notice of Intention to Make Three Year Proof
Department of the Interior notice dated February 14 1916 states John H Towner of Buena Arizona must prove up his homestead entry made October 12 1912 for the northeast quarter in section 51 township 21 south range 21 east on the G S and S R Meridian before W A Fowler US Commissioner at Tombstone Arizona March 1916 Witnesses listed Oliver Fry Ernest Robathan C R Knoles Kolb all of Buena Arizona with Thomas F Werdin of the 24th day First pub February 20 1916
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John H. Towner
Buema
Arizona
G&s
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
Marek
Oliver Fry
Ernest Robathan
C R Knoles
Backward Time Pleads for a Girl with Skirts
Poem fragment laments lost opportunities and yearns for a girl with skirts, invoking time and nostalgia in a concise verse.
Resume of Mining Activity in Gochise County Continues
Mining observers report ongoing development across Gochise County with several firms expanding operations. Caberiza properties, Keystone group, Shannon Co, and others push shipments to smelters. Two Tracks property work advances with surveying and expected reports for stockholders. compressor and air drills ordered. rumors of a death on Two Groups claims noted.
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Merrillos
Wein and
Stone
Caberiza
Shannon Co
Gleeson
Mike Museclle
Warhekras Peoverty. Are Shipping To Thy Douchss Smelters
Connery Group
Macta
Toutsstone
Coptello
Court Vent Beg
Whetston
Jos
Hishee
J. J Bolinforth
Bisler
Howard Brooks
J. E. Eimer
Louis Roberts
EL Paso
Wade
Three cent fare case set for March 1 hearing
The state corporation commission announced the three cent fare case will be heard in this city on March 1. One official noted a good chance the measure passes, citing Montana and Washington where three cent per mile rates are charged under similar road conditions.
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Fes
State Corporation Commission
Montana
Washington
Bootleggers to Clean the City Streets
A plan seeks to employ prisoners idle in the local jail to work on Tombstone streets. The city would feed them and haul fill material to the Fremont Street curve to straighten the road to Bisbee. Supposedly beneficial to the community and authorities, with city approval expected.
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Clumry
Tombstone
Presen
Fremont Street
Bisbee
University of Arizona land grant expansion planned
Land holdings of the University of Arizona are set to grow by several thousand acres. State Land Commissioner W A Mower will add timber land in Coconino County to the university. Congressman Carl Hayden secured interior department confirmation that a new selection could still be made.
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Pmoenin
University of Arizona
W. A. Mower
Coconino County
National Congress
Arizona
Selecton
Coconino National Forest
Carl Hayden
Interior Department
Moeur
Gold and ore shipments renew mining activity in Huachucas
Bullion shipments totaling 14 and 155 bars go to San Francisco from the Bunker Hill Co. as two ore groups consolidate. Work continues on Peters son property strike in the Huachucas with a contract to haul ore to the railroad. Ledge widening promises a major ore body. Frances E. Cummings bonds out properties in Miller canyon to J. W. Brooks for development. State of Texas project by Douglas Gray involves installing an ore flotation process. Prey Jammers plan extensive work to ship concentrates soon.
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Sby Smelting
San Francisco
Bunker Hill Co
Petersson
Huachucas
Frances E. Cummings
Miller Canyon
J. W. Brooks
State of Texas Group
Douglas Gray
Baron
Fires, visits and court duties mark Thursday in county seat
In New Mewen Mrs Pet yen fell ill until a memory came. A fire at a house during a crowded event was quickly controlled after smoke and a damaged door frame. Attorneys Weeney FLOR a Awire and Lyman Ho Hays with John Gune’h visited on legal matters before the superior court. Hunchuca Water reinstalled twenty eight ante telephone lines after the snowstorm. County officials Supervisor John Rock and Clerk Karter returned from Willcox on official business.
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Lyman Ho Hays
John Gune'h
Wittens
Lourt
John Rock
Karter
Willcox
Untitled Historical Tucson News Summary Fragment
Friday’s Daily notes residents returning to Tucson near Scarce residence houses and vacant lots. Mentions streets Tragbull Allen Fremenc and local names like Harry KO Trittle and Conmay of Warren. references Maricopa County good events and paving contracts for Douglas streets. Tombstone residents plant shrubs with irrigation water improvements hoped to bloom. irrigation rates set to begin February 25. Burglary case in Douglas with Theodore Parker and Wm Ales brought before deputy. jury verdict in Loadquist vs Moore for 5000 dollars. Cochise L A appeals for 100 pounds of Pans green to combat grasshoppers. county assessor E A Hughes touring Wilkos. Deputy Walter Thomas active in Joh work district after car collision. Kirkland bound over in Tombstone court. John Gordon returns to Los Angeles after Tombstone visit. witnesses to several cases return to Willcox. County Attorney Rows travels to Douglas. Bonquilis Land & Cattle Co manager Street visits Fairbank. Macia brothers head to New Mexico by auto on business trip.
Road work in the Huachuca district improves most routes
The Huachuca district road project reports excellent conditions on most roads from here to Turner and Gleeson with major work cutting out problematic sections and filling mud within a mile of town. From Turner to Rameey C, crews remove rock stretches while the Tombstone to the Bishee Extension route remains the worst in the county waiting on bond issues to proceed.
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Turner
Brookline
Rameey
Gleeson
Tombstone
Bishee
Mrs Ralph Johnnm Returns Home to Tucson
Mrs Ralph Johnnm returned to her home in Tucson after spending several days as the guest of Mr and Mrs Sam Johnson.
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Ralph Johnnm
Tucson
Sam Johnson
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Hunchuca Water Company
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Arana
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Wm. Ales
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Levuty
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Heresani
Harry E Loadquist
Jesse W. Moore
Lse
Cochise FL
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Otter
Walter Thomas
Joh
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Hutchins
A.C. Kirkland
Lis Bond
Los Angeles
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Messrs
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FL W. Gordon
Primc
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Dougls
Fairbank
Harry Street
Bonquilis Land Land & Cattle Co
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