Land sale closes Dumb Bell ranch deal near Williamson valley
A land transaction near Williamson valley ends with Joe H Stephens selling the Dumb Bell cattle ranch of about 500 acres to L Stewart. Public price not disclosed. The item notes additional regional happenings from Tucson, including a gold rush scene, Fourth of July preparations by Tucson Chinese, a racetrack accident, and various civic concerns.
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Prescott
Joe H Stephens
Stewart
Dumb Bell
Wiles
Williamson Valley
Official State Family Pays Tombstone Visit
Governor Geo W P Hunt State Treasurer Johnson Corporation Commissioner A W Cole and Charles R Osborn visited Tombstone late this afternoon after attending Fourth of July celebrations in Douglas and Bisbee. They were greeted by locals at a reception and noted for their warm reception and return to Phoenix via auto on the Borderland route through the Tombstone loop.
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Geo. W.P. Hunt
Johnson
A W. Cole
Charles R. Osborn
State Board of Control
Phoenix
Douglas and
Bisbee
Hunt
Vernor Hunt
Tombstone
Mr Cole
W.G. Buchanan
Messrs
Osborn
Transenter
Courts Must Decide Election Matter Amid Legal Challenge
Senator HA Davie filed in the Superior Court for an order restraining the Secretary of State Sidney Osborn from issuing fall election notices to county boards of supervisors. Judge JC Philips granted a temporary order and set arguments for Friday. The case will be appealed to the state Supreme Court, with Davie arguing the risk of a costly unlawful election this fall and the need to settle whether elections can be held under the Constitution. The court’s decision is expected to shape the election process and avoid statewide trouble.
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Davie
Heavy Liberal Victory Seen In Sonora Senate Contest
Early returns from northern Sonora municipal ballots show a heavy Liberal vote for the national congress and Senate. From Cavanea Necozari Moctezuma Pileres de Necozari Fronteras and Agus Prieta the Liberal victory appears complete.
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Sonora
Congress of Mexico
National Congress
Senate
Liberal Party
Cavanea
Necozari
Moctezuma
Pileres de Necozari
Fronteras
Agus Prieta
Liberal
Tucson man chosen to represent chamber at Panama-Pacific fair
De Mark A Rodgers of Tucson now in San Francisco has been appointed by the chamber of commerce to represent the body in selecting a site for Arizona's building at the Panama-Pacific exposition of 1916.
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de Mark A Rodgers
Tucson
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
Zonays
Boseht
Notes From the Cochise Stronghold 1912 Visit and Events
Miss Mary Kriet of Courtland arrived Saturday evening for a visit with Mr. BW Jones. Rev HA Deck of Tombstone will preach at the schoolhouse Saturday evening. Two inches of rain fell in the Vee Ort section Friday afternoon. A tea cream social at the schoolhouse drew a large crowd with over fifteen dollars net. A moonlight musical and serial hop at the Benedict home brought enjoyment. Aire L Sperling and children plan a brief Kansas City visit. A party of about twenty young ladies from Service and Cochise will two weeks camping in the Canyon. Several hundred acres of teanweed being planted. feed and stock expected next fall and winter.
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Cochise Stronghold
Mary Kriet
Courtland
BW Jones
Norman Abeil
Lombat
Benedict
HA Deck
Tombstone
Pearce
Benedict Home
Service
Cochise
Changes In Conductors Runs On EP&SW Line
Conductors on the EP&SW have their runs adjusted under a rule allowing the oldest to select a run every two years. James Marshall shifts to the Benson to El Paso trip, Tot Purcell leaves Douglas to El Paso night run, JW Hayward takes Benson, Sparks adds an extra unit to El Paso, and Davey continues on the Tombstone branch.
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Ep&sw
James Marshall
Douglas
Benson
Bensons
Board of Supervisors to Meet Saturday
The Board of Supervisors will hold a regular monthly session Saturday to transact county business, audit past month claims, and consider numerous petitions. Much business awaits action and the board may adjourn and reconvene multiple times, likely until the 20th, as they sit to audit and approve ongoing matters.
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Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisore
Same
Vivora
Eeenion
Advertised Letters at Tombstone Postoffice June 29 1912
The following letters remain in general delivery for the week ending June 29 1912 at Tombstone Postoffice. Clayton Hughes and Carolina Mores are listed as advertised. Call for above letters and provide evidence of advertisement.
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Loteerr
Tombstone
Clayton Hughes
Carolina Mores
Arizona Sales Agency Promises Easy Income and Rewards
A draft notice offers quick earnings for local agents in Arizona and sponsorship for home enterprise. It claims rewards for returning keys and directs readers to send wild animal skins to A H Hilton Merch Co in San Antonio, with European manufacturing links and a pamphlet on catching and care.
Fourth of July Celebrations Fill Sulphur Springs Valley
Sheri Harry Wheeler led a lively Fourth of July parade through Sulphur Springs Valley with a well policed, festive mood. Reports say the celebrations were enjoyed by all as police and officials were visible in several towns. County figures including MF Dicus and Judge McCall were seen in town handling various duties.
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Sheri Harry Wheeler
Sulphur Springs
Stimulate Children With Alcoholic Tonic Questioned
A fragmented ad-like piece questions doctors about prescribing an alcoholic stimulant for children. It contrasts rare professional use with frequent home feasting and promotes a supposed safe tonic named Sarsapaila strong for youths, claiming no alcohol and urging readers to inquire of their physician.
Tombstone Celebrates July Festival With Music Races and Fireworks
Tombstone held a grand Fourth of July celebration under local auspices led by Director McSparro. The program featured street decorations, a City Park ceremony, a 50-voice chorus, an oration by Judge Frank W. Goodbody, and a busy schedule of races and games. The City Band performed, the open-air barbecue drew praise for the largest beef offering, and a grand fireworks display capped the day amid crowds from surrounding towns.
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City Park
O Iheen
Voles
Frank W. Goodbody
Tombstone City
Allen Sleet
Martin
Buches
Leeman
Heary Street
Licquiline Land & Cattle Co
Chang
Hon U Gilson
Sulphur Springs Valley Notes and Local_updates
Sulphur Springs Valley notes report deputy Brue in Conrtiand on official business with seven year old Chas Lockling junior rider. The boy remained unconscious after a head injury then gradually recovered. Webb’s JH Herries to receive a windmill section. Hess reports corn, wheat, and beans harvests. An initiative petition for woman suffrage circulates with strong support. A 9-pound baby boy named McKingey hailed as finest birth. Great Western Copper announces 7:30 am to 5:30 pm shifts starting July 1 to comply with new eight hour law.
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JH Herries
Webb
Courtland
Hess
Hera
Hazel
Quifenge
Kiv
Charlie McKingey
Hbe
Sulphar Springs
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