Sheriff's Sale of Ten Mining Claims in Cochise County
Public notice announces a February 12 1907 sale at 2 p m at Cochise County Courthouse to auction the Oak Grove Catherine A Charleston Independence Elizabeth Copper Belle Dandy Empire Shingelvim and related mining claims as described in the court order of January 1907. Proceeds after costs go to satisfy a judgment totaling 248.84 dollars plus 61.45 dollars in costs with the sale conducted for cash in one lot to the highest bidder.
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Copper Belle Mining Company
Stae
West Virginia
Copper Belle Mining Company of
Arizona
Arizon
District Court
Arisons
Cochise
Martin Costello
Copper Pelle Min Company of
West Viris
Sunction
Court House
Cochite County
United States
Oak Grove
Cochise County
Catherine A
Charleston
Emenc
Independence
Ase ‘Notics
Elizabeth
Cochise Wory
Empire
Cochine
Would-Be Highwayman Captured Near Fairbank Jail
In Tombstone a would be highwayman, Armentes, was seized after a scuffle with H. W. Miller, who wrested a loaded buckshot firearm from him and turned it over to Deputy Sheriff Bennett. The incident preceded reports of grand jury actions and local arrests as a busy week unfolds in the Fairbank and Douglas areas.
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Tombstone
W. J. Bonnett
Fairbank
Armentes
Jusice Morrison
Armentez
H.W. Miller
LWT
United States
Tooty
Miller
Bennett
Immigrant Clearance in El Paso Highlights Age 115 Arrival
Two hundred seventy five Mexican nationals cleared at the immigration bureau in El Paso on January 15. Among them was Maurice Ferrada aged 115 years. He traveled with eight sons and their families. the youngest son is 30. Governor Copper.
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Immigration Bureau
el Paso
Maurice Rerrada
Laughing gas row pits Arizona tooth carpenters before judge
The Prescott Courier mocks the defense of Arizona tooth carpenters before Judge Kibtey on charges filed by fellow tooth carpers. It wryly suggests arming with painless extractors and letting them fight it out, noting they cannot hurt themselves with painless tools.
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Arizona
Kibtey
Prescott Courier
Churches Under Mask and Local Services Planned
Saint Paul Episcopal and Methodist churches announce Sunday services on January 27 with morning and evening worships and youth group meetings. Congregational and Christian Science services also listed with times and invitations. Also notes a remedy advertisement for PAZO OINTMENT promising pile relief in 14 days.
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St. Paul's Church
Congregational Church
Schiefelin
Masquerade Dance by Annual 1.0 RM Opera Tribe No 15
Gage Hall on Washingtons Birthday hosts the annual masquerade dance by the Red Men with music and three prizes for best dressed gentleman best dressed Indy and best sustained character. A prior veteran testimonial promotes Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds bronchial troubles and long diseases as a trusted remedy.
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Gage Hall
Washington
Indy
Cuba
Philippines
Williem T. Morgan
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Baral Route 1
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Abandon Oil On Arizona Road Rumors Stir In Rail News
Rumors say Santa Fe locomotives between Winslow and Seligman may shift from oil to coal. The railroad claims oil is cheaper but hard on boilers. Oil burning causes intense heat that weakens iron and crown sheets, risking engine failure between stations. Allen R English seeks return of lost glasses. Safford creamery patrons received over $800 for butter fat in December from 140 cows averaging $5.70 each. Immigration inspectors will report to El Paso instead of Tucson. four inspectors operate in New Mexico. Fon Reyt offers two furnished rooms centrally located through his office.
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Santa Fe
Arizona
Winslow
Seligman
Safford Creamery
Safford Guardian
United States
el Faso
Tucson
New Mexico
McCallum Named Botanist for Tucson Experimental Station
De W C McCallum is appointed botanist for the government experimental station headquarters in Tucson. The growing congressionally funded staff expansion includes McCallum, newly arrived from the University of Chicago with a Ph D, and a solid record backing his move to Arizona.
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de W. C. McCallum
Government
Tucson
Congress
Dr. McCallum
University of Chicago
University of Toronto
Arizona
Prison mill plan eyed to fund territorial prison
Col. Jerry Millay Yor prison superintendent travels to Phoenix for the legislature to push a law creating a jute mill at the territorial prison to produce sacks and bolster prisoner support. He also plans to discuss other prison affairs while in session. The Safford Journal urges reestablishment of an elective office for the county assessor replacing the current appointive method.
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Territorial
Yor
Phoenix
Territorial Prison
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The
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What Our Solons Are Doing In Territorial Legislature
The legislature trims clerical payrolls with a council plan assigning daily wages from six to five dollars for assistants and clerks across council and house, while Roemer votes against. Bills include funding judge pay, regulating corporations, and reforms on taxation, elections, and town incorporation.
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Territory
Roemer
Willa
Senator Clark Buys Vermejo Park Range in New Mexico
Realty circles in Trinidad Colorado report Senator W A Clark of Arizona and Montana has purchased Vermejo Park 2000 acre range fifty miles west of Trinidad New Mexico from W I Bartlett of Chicago. The deal reportedly valued at two million dollars.
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Colorado
W. A. Clark
Arizona
Montana
Vermejo Park
W. I. Bartlett
Chicago
New Mexico
Jury Draw For Upcoming Terms At District Court
The annual juror drawing occurs in the district court clerk’s office. The January board of supervisors prepares eligible grand and trial jurors and submits the list for the clerk to issue a call to the Chairman and Probate Judge. Names are placed in two boxes and drawn for the April and October terms, with twenty one grand jurors and fifty trial jurors, in the presence of Chairman Riggs, Probate Judge Goodbody, and Deputy Clerk Philo Wilcox.
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Board of Supervisors
Goodbody
Wet Philo Wilcox
Mental science college eyed for Salt River Valley
The Phoenix Democrat reports growing interest in establishing a mental science college in the Salt River Valley. Plans vary from erecting a thriving institute in California to building homes and land tracts for cult members. The article notes economic living under the methods and mentions a locket prize ad and a Globe court fine for a woman who struck her ex-husband.
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Salt River Valley
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