Public Auction Notice for School Lands in Cochise County
Arizona State Land Department and U S Land Office announce an auction on July 24, 1916 at 10 A M in Tombstone for described school lands in Cochise County with improvements, appraisals listed, and sale conditions under the Public Land Code. Protests and final approvals to be filed in Phoenix.
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State Land Department
Phoenia
Ariaona
State of Arizona
Tombstone
Arizona
Cochise County
State House
Phoenix
Grand Canyon Faces Burro Cull To Save Forage
In Grand Canyon National Park Arizona on June 28 authorities plan drastic action to eliminate thousands of wild burros. The animals have stripped shrubs and grass near the ground, leaving little forage for horses and other wildlife in several areas.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Witness names listed for claim in First party sane case
Harry W Hasselcreen of Lewis Springs Arizona Robert Johnson of Tombstone Arizona John Labrosse of Tombstone Arizona George Keales of Bisbee Arizona THOMAS BF WEEDIN Register GAM First party Sane unknown action or context appears in fragmentary claim witness list for a legal matter in Arizona with multiple named witnesses and locations.
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Harry W Hasselcreen
Lewis Springs
Arizona
Robert Johnson
Tombstone
John Labrosse
George Keales
Bisbee
Thomas BF Weedin
Register Gam
Patien Sane
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Arizona
Department of the Interior United States Land Offer at Phoenix Arizona May 24 1916 announces Jacob Neiner of Turner Arizona filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for Lot NW See 5 SEM NEt Section 8 Township 21 South Range 20 East Gila and Salt River Meridian before W A Fowler U S Commissioner Tombstone Arizona on July 11 1918 with other Turner Arizona residents John Rock Jack Rafferty JF Kern TD M Larriew listed as witnesses and Turner Arizona as the place of residence First publication June 4 1916
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United States Land Office
Pharmnix
Arizona
Yavapai
Maricopa
Pima
Coroniny Coun
Phoonie
Charles la Brosse
Tombstone
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Aviva
Dpartment of the Interior
United States
Phoenix
Jacob Neiner
Turenr
Range
ELG & SR
Meridian
John Rock
Jack Rafferty
JF Kern
TD. M. Larriew
Turner, Arina
Tombstone to Have an Electric Plant
Tombstone council approved a franchise for Wright and Irwin to build an electric light and power plant. The plant will use an up to date engine and dynamo with alternating current, wired citywide, supplying power and lighting day and night as demand warrants.
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Tombstone
Wright
Home Ice Plant
Wrieh! & Irwin
Home Tow Company
Yulee
Tome Manning
Tee
Roberts to oppose Ex Senator Ries for state Senate
Willcox native M Roberts announced his candidacy for state senator from Cochise county opposing William Ries for the nomination. A former Cochise representative to the first state legislature, he served at the constitutional convention and chairs the Arizona Fair Commission appropriations committee which helped avoid a state fair deficit last year. He plans a thorough campaign and expects the primary in September. Women sell guaranteed hosiery with salary offers and jobs at International Mills Norris Town.
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M. Roberts
Willcox
Cochise County
Wm. Ries
Roberts
Arizona Fairs Commission
International Mills
Norris Town
Panadv
Arizona Railroads Taxable Value Rises Slightly
Arizona's railroad network totals about 2.061402 miles with a statewide assessed value of around 92.061402 million dollars. The tax commission reports a small overall increase in valuation, noting new construction like the Tuc Netia and Gila Bend line and shifts in valuations for Santa Fe Southern Pacific and other lines, while several companies see reduced bases.
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Santa Fe
Fish stocking plan eyed for Arizonas waters
A report from the Bureau of Fisheries outlines fish distribution to public and private waters in Arizona. It notes deliveries by rail to stations, lack of local hatcheries in the Southwest, and a bill by Representative Hayden proposing 59000 dollars to establish a state fish hatchery to improve stocking and provide suitable fish for streams ponds and irrigation areas.
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Warhington
Hureau
Pleberies
Arizona
Oure Hauke
Carl Hayden
Lougreman
Altona
Hurvais
Bureau of Fisherton
Bureau of Fisherine
Puntry
Bureau
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Halden
Former Tombstone mining man in Arizona
W F Staunton former manager of the Congress mine visits Jerome with his son Neal to inspect Verde mining district properties and renew old mining connections. He tours the state reviewing major fields and names the Grand Canyon and United Verde Extension Little Daisy ore body as top natural wonders. Also ads note a second hand Ford for sale at 250 dollars.
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Jerome
FL Staunton
Congress
Neal
Los Angeles
Verde
Staunton
Arizona
Mohave
Eerde
Grand Canyon
United Verde
Little Daisy
ALL QUIET REPORTS AND JOHNSON CASE DISMISSED
Sherif Harry Wheeler and Deputies investigated unrest in the Mexican community. no trouble found. Johnson case dismissed with the court setting recess until tomorrow morning and jurors deliberating. Officials noted witnesses Red Gannon and Md among those present. Wolcott returned home from Cornel after Easter services and will spend the summer in Tombstone with parents.
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Sherif
Harry Wheeler
Hafferty and
Bowden
Johnson
Sttri
Ratterly
White Sheri Wheler
Rodenthain
Local officials travel and court notes from daily edition
Supervicar John Hock and Kate Gaines with state exam ier DP Jolson went to Bistoe in the afternoon and will return home. Mr and Mrs Win Hughes and family left for San Diego to spend the summer with relatives. Witnesses Deputy Red Gannon and Night Officer Kempton of Hister and Tombstone attend a Johnson and Kilcoyne case today. They plan to return tomorrow as witnesses in another case against Johnsat. Ray B Krebs and Melanie Aten went to Lewin Springs to repair a pumping plant returning today. Attorneys J T Kingsbury and W G Gilmore visited Rieho yester day with Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty, who then went to Pirtleville for a short stay.
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Supervicar
John Hock
Kate Gaines
Ue Cochike
Mrs
DP Jolson
Bistoe
San Diego
Win. Hughes
Hughes
Red Gannon
Kempton
Hister
Tombstone
Johnson
Kilcoyne
Johnsat
Lewis Springs
Ray B. Krebs
Meelanie Aten
Lewin Springs
Bisbee
J. T. Kingsbury
W. G. Gilmore
Rieho
Harry Rafferty
Pirtleville
Hoard of Supervisors
Karger
John Rock
Johnenn
Celis
Court May Run To Christmas Says Superior Judge
Friday's report shows Superior Judge A C Lackwood predicting a trial run to Christmas if County Attorney Hoss proceeds. Juries and drawing aids, with several city attorneys present, are mentioned as preparations proceed. Also noted are officials visiting San Simon for material checks on the Dundee project and various state mining production figures for 1905 including Arizona silver output and national totals.
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Qourt
Chrismas
A.C. Lackwood
Hoss
Lenelle
Gleeson News Notes Mention Local Visits and Ventures
June 28 updates from Gleeson report Attorney J. T. Kingsbury of Tombstone a Heenan thin Week. Young Short of Webb visited several days. Louie Mosso received a hay and flour shipment stored in a large warehouse. Attorney J. F. Ross and family visited Gleeson last Thursday. Herbert Brown left for Dallas for a reserve visit. LM. Brown has 80 feet of water in a new well and is drilling more. A moving picture show at Taylor's ball drew a large crowd. Mrs. Jr. Miller opened an ice cream parlor in the Big Store.
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Attoreny
J. F Ross
Gleeson
Ross
Beeties Herbert Brown
Dollas
Resarves
LM. Brown
bin New
Political candidacies and local social notes mix
FOR STATE SENATOR thereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of State Senator subject to the will of the voters at the Democratic primaries September 12th. WILLIAM RIGGS. FOR SUPERVISOR candidate for the office of supervisor subject to the will of the voters at the Democratic primaries September 12th. J. M. SPARKS. week, but it now well on the way to normal health. Jasper Gibson is now employed in M. Renaud's stories Lila Taylor returned from Pearce today when she has been visiting relatives for the past week.
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Sabet
J. M. Sparks
Ries
Lila Taylor
Pearce
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Mary M. Costello
Geo J. McCabe
Kieury C
Eula Aston
W. A Moeur
State Land Commission
State of
Pina
Cocoping
G&l
Pny
Thomas FO Weedin
Register U.S Land Ofice
John J. Birdno
Land Office
Fice
Thomas F. Weedin
U. 3
U. 8
Arkvens
Maricopa Pita
Core
Mim Go
General Land Office
Register US
Birdno
Reentoer
U.S. Land Office
United Stee Land Office
Chasse
Touts
Coconine
Tiss
FAM
G&s. Romy
S. Land Offce
John J. Brono
United States Land
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Tris
Vina
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Nwa
Rowe
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G. & Srm
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Register
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Department of the Interior
Stegister
Hirst
Riggs
Rizona Railroads
State Tax Commission
Tucnetia
Gila Bend
Port, Vos
Mins McBride
Ord
Speveral
Dounson
Foyury
Johnson and Kilcoyne
Mney Sa
D. F. Johnson
Mra Johnson
Prescott
Wton Wolcott
Cornel
Fon. Wolcott
Judge Lockwood
Bisbee Attorneys
Meng
Elsvee
JS. Williams
Skr Williams
B.J. Meyers
Alex ‘Uray
Auounnee
Ale Davis
Ha Wslebee
Dougak
Hatamyang
Erenney Rnum
Collymore
Autorites
Frank Moan
Doustas
United States Geolosial Survey
California
Colorado
Maske
Nevada
South Dakota
Montana
Newsy
William Riggs
Jasper Gibson
M. Renaud
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