District Court Doings and Terms for Week in Bisbee
District court proceedings in Bisbee discuss a week or ten days of sessions, Judge Dean absent in Globe, United States court to meet Wednesday. Cases include Marcus Hanty vs Junction Development Company dismissed, Brazil vs City of Bisbee for $10,000 damages tried previously, jury awards $3,500 with city appealing. Withdrawn matters, sheriff sales, judgments against Cochise Copper properties, and changes to witness pay rates announced by Washington. Also notes on divorces, attachments, and a Zeppelin air voyage report.
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District Court
Ewcese
Dean
Globe
Todge Nave
United States Court
Dietrics
Marcus Hanty
Junction Development Company
Hardy
Brazil
Bisbee
Ces
Supreme Court
Sret
Jedgr Dean
Globe ‘Op
Sheri? White
Gilson Abstract Company
Trutter
Cochise Consolidated Copper Company
Magan Mercantile Co
W.C. Magan
CB. James
CB Jame
Willcox
Washington
United States
Old Glory Gains Star After Fourth of July
After July the United States government flags will bear a star for Oklahoma joining the Union as a new state. Many flags will be altered to reflect the addition and the admittance of Oklahoma.
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Old Glory
United States
Oklahoma
And Still They Continue to Hesitate
A humorous yet irritable appeal targets women in Tombetoce urging action before leap year passes. The writer mocks indecision and urges eligible ladies to participate in the upcoming party, insinuating social pressure and moral tones. References to local figures and office culminate in urging female voters to engage.
Arizona Women Make Discovery in Yuma Tale
In Yuma, a puzzling claim arises about how the equaws and blue mad vy thet bare influence a discovery related to the Colorado River. The piece references Beeminor and Greene as named figures linked to the legend of making it spit and drawing forth a supposed treasure or insight.
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Colorado
Col Greene Heads to Japan for Monthlong Trip
Colonel W. C. Greene and daughter Jeaye departed Cananen for a one month trip to Japan. Mrs Greene and the couple’s small children will remain in Cananes.
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Col. Greene
Japan
W. C Greene
Jeaye
Cananen
Mre Greene
Small Chbiten
Cananes
Railroad Officials Deny All Reports
Reports from various sources claim an attack on Palomas Chihuahua by twenty Mexican raiders was repulsed with the leader wounded and captured, said to have originated from Douglas Arizona. Officials deny lines torn up in Sonora and report no spread of upheaval to nearby regions.
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Mexico
Palomas
Chihuahua
Douglas
Arizons
Tucton Citian
Randolph
Sonora
Local society and legal notes from the county news
Thursday’s Daily off reports A Feldman returning home from Evleson and a forennight visit with her daughter Mire EA Hughes Alvert Boehman travels to Los Angeles for vacation. A wedding in Whitewater as Geo N Kelly and Annie Patterson wed, then honeymoon. Board of Supervisors adjourns and appoints an Anneteee for Denson Road District. Court actions include Gouard v Heli Copper for 30 dollars and a debt case against Crosby for 4257 dollars with attachments on mining properties in several districts. Educational leaders elected in Menominee and Arizona. Lorene referenced.
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A. M. Feldman
Evleson
Mire EA. Hughes
Alvert BE. Boehman
Tombstone Consolidated Mining Company
Los Angeles
Charles Fanning
Theorge H Crosby
Warren
Celifornia
Carri ‘Ealina
Child dies after accident in tub of water
Three year old son of Mr and Mrs Nichole died after falling into a tub of hot water at Cananes on Monday. He lingered four hours before death. Nichole works as timekeeper for Cecenes-Central and Consnes Duluth.
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Fred Nichole
Cananes
Mr. Nichole
Cecenes-Central
Consnes Duluth
Tombstone School Bond Election Passes Wide Margin
The Tombstone school district held a bond election today and approved a $5000 issue by a 15 to 1 vote. Funds will enlarge local schoolhouses and provide room for high school classes for the coming year.
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Tombstone
Prisoners Returned From Baker in Hotel de Walle Pickup
Deputy Sheriff Porter McDonald returned with two 90 day prisoners for the Hotel de Walle. A Fourth of July celebration note mentions local hopes and civic details. Reports cover cattle train traffic, dry wells and springs, and concerns over upcoming Tombatone school band election. Dealers and locals comment on weather and cattle losses.
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Sherif Porter McDonald
Baker
Hotel de Walle
Interesting Cochise Figures Show Roll Growth
The Cochise assessment shows rapid growth in the number of names on the assessment roll, rising from about 4,000 names in 1904 to 4,000 in 1907 and 4,408 in 1908, with total year assessment at 19,595,979.00 as new farmers join.
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Cochise
Howe
Meteor Crater Thought Formed By Meteor Impact
Washington dispatch reports Dr. George P. Merrill of the United States National Museum studied a crater near Meteor, Arizona. He observed wells drilled 42 feet below the crater floor and concluded the crater’s origin is an impact from a meteor in the plain about 60 feet deep and three quarters of a mile wide.
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Washington
George P. Merrill
Department of Geology
United States National Museum
Meteor
Arizona
Smithsonian Institution
Mike Werots
Mexico Increases Import Duty
A City of Mexico report notes higher import duties on many industrial goods, likely hindering U S commerce with Mexico. A finance department bill proposes a new customs schedule covering iron and steel products, jute textile goods, cement, antiseptics, and related items.
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Mexico
Vongrene
Department of Finance
Local Red Men Pow Wow Tomorrow at Wigwam
The Opata Stite Improved Order of Red Men will hold a council fire Thursday at eight in the wigwam. Brother Leon L. Godchaux expects to arrive tomorrow and will attend with important questions for the tribe. The Opster Trine grows, runners were called and scalp trophies noted, with many applications and degree work to be handled.
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Opata Stite
Leon L. Godchaux
Grost Inzohonee
Opster Trine
Territorial items of interest condensed
The piece notes a Salt River valley thermometer near the record high, hunting whitewings shipped abroad, and Territory costs for asylum, penitentiary, and Beacon Industrial School. It reports Flagstaff theater fire, Judge Webster Street’s gradual improvement, Mrs. Wilson’s fatal burns, rising Flagstaff school census, Tempe musician Willie Granster’s death, Bisbee attorney Tom Hennett ill, theft at Phoenix theater, water flow near Mesa, and telephonic lines for Maricopa. Prescott closes Sunday saloons. Yavapai hospital work proceeds. deaf and dumb pupil instruction planned for Tucson. four armed Chinese in Tucson arrested. G. W. McFarlin heads to Globe. Bisbee Tribune changeover.
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Tempesini
Insene
Abont
Beacon
Growing Egyptian Cotton in Arizona
Keeuix Bucks and Saoaton researchers report limited commercial growth of Egyptian cotton. WA Peterson of the Yoru experiments farm notes no current commercial viability and cites uncertain profits, while projections suggest about 200 dollars per acre gross and roughly 50 dollars net per acre under normal yields. He says alfalfa’s high value currently masks cotton’s viability, but eventual lower alfalfa value could make cotton attractive for Arizona ranchers.
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Keeuix
Bucks
Saoaton
Peterson
Anid
Caromereial
Yume
Salt River Valley
Arizona
A Carpenter Was What He Needed
A local incident in Torre stone ends with a quarrel over a screen door. A smaller man is beaten when a doorway collapses on him, bystanders restore order and ask for a doctor, but he requests a carpenter to fix the door so it can work both ways.
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Torre Stone
Money for Women In Poultry Business
An article applauds African women entering poultry work as healthy, tidy, and productive employment. It notes growing demand for eggs and chickens, asserts Arizona can supply more, and highlights benefits of outdoor activity and responsibility for women.
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Arizona
Former Tombstoner Wedding in Richmond and San Francisco
The Richmont Bem Fre Hauner announces the wedding of Hugo Langnney and Mise May Wetsel of San Francisco and the Mihinet Letire, with the bride's mother from Fifth Avenue. The groom, a Richmond resident and former Tombstone worker, has 1 year with Tine Proseneron. Friends extend hearty congratulations and best wishes for a happy marriage and future.
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Richmont
Hugo Langnney
Wetsel
Cupid's Doings In Cochise County
In Cochise County this month probate court records show between forty five and fifty marriages planned. Notable pairs include George Dixon Stephens to wed Elizabeth Wiscent ile Allister, Conley to Sarah Dye, Gorge H Bohreck to Tories, Robert T Stone to Laura Dew Adare, Harold Willaty Croft to Ravily Sherland, and others in various towns including San Morendinw, Wistes, Helen, Toruhetone, and By.
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George Dixon Stephens
Elisabeth Wiscent
Ile Allister
San Morendinw
TE Conley
Sarah Loonies Dye
Wistes
Gorge H. Bohreck
Tories
Helen
Robert T Stone
Laura A Dew Adare
GL Neon
Harold Willaty Croft
Ravily Sherland
Toruhetone
Ajien Kore
Effie May McDaniely
Hiner CD Long
Katie Hibbant Oth
Tombstone Youths Triumph In Bisbee Preview
The Tombstone Junior nine, led by pitcher Victor Corbett, defeated Tombstone and prepared for a return game in Bisbee on July Lith. Corbett showed promise as a developing twirler with solid putouts as the team edged rivals in a spirited contest amid player notes and lineup tosses.
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Renee
Defens
Tombstone
Trut
Bisbee
Victor Corbett
O'Mali
Mickel Letson
Barnum Wat Bay Chomnelves
Exer Cavanagh Walters
Scone
Bisbee Seat
Schieffelin Lodge Organized In Tombstone
Schieffelin Lodge No 98 of the Alianza Hispano Americana founded in Tucson Arizona January 1894 was organized in Tombstone last Sunday evening with Merino supreme secretary and organizer and a 15 member body. At the regular meeting officers elected and installed by JF Varela Benson Lodge secretary Frank Abril president F Valencia vice president C W Vasquez ex-president Porfirio Padillo secretary Bias Maldonado treasurer Juan Darixo Jose Pina and Jose Pecarcega J M Abril sergeant Angel Alvarez and Daniel Coubers door keepers. Meetings will be held on the second and fourth Mondays each month.
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Schieffelin
Tucson
Arizona
Tombstone
Merino
JF. Varela
Benson Lodge No
Frank Abril
F. Valenticla
C.W. Vasquez
Porfirio Padillo
Bias Maldonado
Juan Darixo
Jose Pina
Jose Pecarcega
J. M. Abril
Angel Alvarez
Daniel Coubers
Election officers named for Tombstone polling place
The board appoints John Rock as inspector and Matt Walsh and A H Gardner as judges for Tombstone election. The clerk or clerical staff will be appointed by the election board at the time of the election.
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Tombstone
John Rock
Matt Walsh
A. H. Gardner
Clerie
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Schieffelin Lodge
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