Tombstone Epitaph Notes From Cochise County
Daily notes report residents returning from Phoenix and travels nearby while surveying proposed projects and legal matters. Army interest in Tombstone grows as Los Angeles delegates plan field review. Water franchise work begins within six months with main laying in nine. Court of fret jostance planned in Altape District Cananes frontier. Local population surpasses 2000 with two banks and telephones as freight flows rise.
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Jurge Goodrich and Associates
Maine
Fret Jostance
Altape
Cananes
Phoenix Cold Wave and Town Progress Notes
A cold wave reaches Phoenix while temperatures record 108 last Sunday. Tombstone work shifts to oil fuel. mining and railroad activity expand with plans to begin Tombstone branch work next month. Indian labor from San Carlos heads toward Yuma for Southern Pacific work if the experiment succeeds. Refrigerator cars arrive for Mesa Melon Growers. water shortages speed fruit ripening. A new Southwest Miners Association term lays out officers. Five Points Phoenix schoolhouse fire destroys building worth 8000 dollars, insured for 5000.
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PaostEcton
Fairbank
Tombstone
EP & SW
San Carlos
Yume
Southern Pacific Company
Official County Proceedings Report July 1902
Official county proceedings document from July 15 to July 21 1902 detailing board meetings in Toxneroxe with sessions, recess times and attendance, adjournments, and minutes approved. It records chairman Thomas R York P J Delahanty and Geo B Reay as members present with multiple adjournments and routine clerical notes. A later section notes company brand licenses and a reward for arrest of improperly handling company brands.
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Thomas R. York
P. J. Delahanty
Goo B Reay
Tuoxas R. Your
James F. Doxcay
Reese
Fhumas York
Jobairan
P. J. Dalabanty
Gao B. Reay
Recese
Saue
Mem
Thomas York
J. Delahanty
Geo. B. Reay
Thomas R. You
Doscas and Nichols heads west as illness hastens trip
Judge W F Nichols territorial auditor travels to Los Angeles for a week or ten days due to illness. James F Doscas notes Nichols’ coast visit is prompted by a stomach ailment while the Board of Equalization remains in session and Copper Queen Co valuation disputes continue with Cochise County. The column includes medical ad copy and a series of puzzles and misc quotes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Nichols
Territorial
Los Angeles
Board of Equalistion
Copper Queen
Cochise County
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Jommmone
Arison Eee
Davy
Poownis and
Bevan
JC Gresne
Olivette
Naco
Canaries
MC Benton
Mre Parnell
Mre Benton
Huschaces
Salyathin
An Astory
Belveridge
Committee On Territories
Arisonlene
Bereray
TM Vaughn
Tessie
Silver City
Corn
Austin
Texas
Rodriguez
Napo
Lewis
Douglas
A. 8. Humphreys
Arizona
Cin
Territory of
Hawaii
Humphreys
Territory
Poenix Bar
Congress
Phoenix
Clifton
Troy
Alice
Tueaday's Daily
Phoeniz
H Esra
Mining Man of
San Francisco
Lombetone
London
Shanghai
Mesa Meloo Growers’ Association
Tenpe
Tombstone Cop. Mines Co
Jon Work
Rothechilis
Accommtion
Oblahoms
Five Points
Southwest Miners’ Association
el Paso Record
Thomas Ewing
Frank Monaghan
H G James
B McCready
F W Brann
Gail Borden
Gordon McLean
E P Newton
C H Burcham
Official County Proceedings
Jacob Shearer
Saco
Standard Oil
Pedro
del Valley
All Communications
B. F. Ween
Mesox
Naco. A
HEVNE
Adires, Rucker Range
Packer Canyon
St David Anson
San Pedro
Rover
Rockeange
Rucker
GEO Shearer
Ittner
Monk Brothers
O., Willoos, A. T
Ryan Brothers
Neel
Foreman
Gleeson
Posers
Dos Canyon
Spring Valley
Tomastoxs
Boad
Postoffice
Cochise Pass
Soldier Holes
Stockton Ranch
Chiricaucha Cattle Company
TV Vickers
Loestoate
Sumner Vickers
John Blake
Safford
Gates Treasure
Chiricahasa Cattle Company
Enon of Penta
Hi, Gheraick
James F. Doscas
Courase
San Francisco Trade Journal
H Lawhorn
Addras— Do
Henry Goltiens
Frank Wild
O'Donnel Bros
Tranpe
Yohn Hs
Kane
Farrtack
Suiphar Spring
Leh
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Lal
San Pedro 1
Fuuak & Lamb
Pine
Westhue Ba Mountains
Gu FO
Lherrick
E. E
Fred Hugh, Io
Sime Arion
Pola
R Brand
Addres, Barer
Dawid
Sao Pa
Twe
Peter Gould
Ort
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