County Equalizers to Confer in Phoenix June 29
A meeting of the County and Territorial Boards of Equalization will be held in Phoenix on June 29. The Governor proposed an informal conference to promote uniformity in tax valuations across the Territory. Territorial Board members will attend, following a suggestion by the Territorial Auditor.
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Tritorial Boards of Equalization
Phoenix
Territorial Auditor Page
Iteais
County Boards of Equalization
Territorial Board of Equalization
County Boards
Territorial Board
Paroled Cochise Prisoner After Long Refusal
Sidney R Page son of Wilcox judge and prisoner in Yuma for murder in Pearce receives parole from Governor Kibbey after board of control recommendation. He served seven years of a twenty year term, described as a model inmate. Moore of Santa Cruz county also granted parole to marry.
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Phoenix
Sidney R Page
Page
Wilcox
Yams F
S.C. Robertson
Pearce
Kibbey
Board of Control
Mra Bert
Mra
Norman Barr
Robertror
Pearcy
Ofee
Cananes
Receiver Announces Second Dividend for Arizona Savings
Colonel William M. Griffith, receiver for the Arizona Savings and Investment Company, has sent a circular to numerous stockholders across the territory stating a second dividend of ten percent awaits presentation of their stock certificates.
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William M. Griffith
The
Arizona Savings and Investment Company
Milwaukee brewer visits Tucson to plan large brewery
Emil T. Raddant, a wealthy Milwaukee brewer, is in Tucson to finalize arrangements with lead parties for erecting a brewery costing about 100000. Local capital will fund most of the project, with prior interest linked to the Twin Buttes mines.
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Emil T. Raddant
Milwaukee
Tucson
Radant
Penjet
Twin Buttes Mines
Case of Stomach Trouble Judgment Against Milwaukee Doctor
A Milwaukee doctor was fined 813 after refusing to restore a stomach to a woman examined for a question of excision after her birth. The woman was buried without her stomach, though it was not needed, and her son's emotional damages were awarded by the jury.
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Milwaukee
Cochise County Cattle in Good Shape
Pink Murray foreman of Greene Cattle Company reports Cochise County ranges drying and rain needed though cattle still in fair condition. He plans to leave his current association and join the Lenediets.
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Cochise County
Pink Murray
Greene Cattle Company
Pink
Douglas Man Awarded Damages in El Paso Suit
A Douglas man received 3500 in damages after a jury verdict in Judge Goggin's court in El Paso against El Paso and Southwestern Railway Company. The injury arose when a steel fragment struck him in the eye while at work at the defendant's Douglas facility.
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A. E. Barrett
el Paso & Southwestern Railway Comepany
Goggin
el Paso
Barrett
Douglas
To Be Treated For Hydrophobia
Joseph Ruins, who lives just south 1 Tempe, has gone to Chicago with his eight year old daughter to be treated at the Pasteur Institute for hydrophobia. The child was bitten by a dog believed to have hydrophobia. The dog was said to have been bitten days earlier, and immediate treatment was deemed necessary for the child.
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Joseph Ruins
Tempe
Chicago
Pastner Institute
All is Quiet at Greene Camp
L Wilkins of Cansnea reports quiet at Greene Camp with mines and amelters operating at full capacity and the concentrator functioning normally. Mexican authorities continue investigating the outbreak and have jailed several leaders. Wilkins expects no further trouble.
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Greene Camp
L. Wilkins
Cansnea
A Ball Game Matched for Sunday
The Tombstone baseball team plans a game this evening and hopes to arrange a match with the Pearce team on Sunday. Grounds at Fremont street are cleared and the team practices each evening in preparation.
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Tombstone
Fremont Street
Pearce
Shipping Copper From Dos Cabezas Copper Claim Near Douglas
Dos Cabezas copper shipping venture shows strong showing for high grade ore. Company bonded by a group reports readiness to ship to Douglas for treatment. Property opening in good shape, expected to pay for itself soon. Management optimistic it will develop into a leading northern county copper claim.
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Os Calwens
Douglas
Fire in Graham County Jail sparks disturbance
Deputy Sheriff Lee Hobb transported a woman from Clifton to Solomonville. She set fire to her bed room shortly after arrival, causing substantial excitement. Previously deemed insane on four occasions, she was confined in an asylum, then pronounced cured and returned home. She will face another examination in a few days.
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Lee Hobb
Solomonville
Clifton
Vice Consul Brickwood Returns From Cananea Visit
A.W. Brickwood United States vice consul at Nogales traveled through Bisteo on his way home from Cananea. He refused to reveal specifics of his mission but said he had been instructed to investigate and would report to headquarters on the Cananea consulate during recent trouble.
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A.W. Brickwood
United States
Nogales
Bisteo
Canna
Brickwood
Cananea
Galbraith
Trunk at Benson Depot Sparks Murder Mystery Rumor
A large trunk from Tucson to Benson at the baggage depot alarmed staff with a strong odor. Deputy Sheriff Hall opened the trunk after a drammer owner arrived, discovering only woolens treated with mothproofing agents, not a body, despite initial fears of a Stockton style crime.
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Benson
Tucson
Stockton
Hall
Didn't Seem a Bit Frightened Daring a Fight at Morenci
A badger and a bulldog fought at Morenci drawing a gun. Deputy Sheriff Parke disarmed a spectator who drew a .22 caliber pistol. No one fainted or fled the scene.
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Morenci
Parke
Doings in the District Court in Bisbee Arizona
Doings in the District Court recounts trial of CR Bostwick versus City of Bieber for debt tied to services as probate judge and trustee for patent townsite. Jury seated. cases include McLean divorce, NB Howerton assault guilty plea, Norton-Morgan case, and a unique marriage license action after divorce.<strong>Names of participants include W F Holland, Allan Thompsen, F Friedward, W G Howard, Chas McKean, D Walker, and others.</strong>
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CR Bostwick
Bieber
Te Dow
Mayne Morehead
Holland Allan Thompsen
Friedward
Howard Hob Reed
NB Howerton
WC Archer
Norton-Morgan Commercial Cove
Howard
S. RB. Bustwick
Canaven & Yaqui
Naco
Bisbee
Judgment enters against city in Hostwick case in Bisbee
Formal judgment of C R Hostwick vs the city of Bisbee for 150 with costs and interest, total about 1900. city to pay. New rule on juror meal payments shifts cost to litigants. first case Bostwick v Bisbee paid 38 juror per diem and 14 meal, to be recovered from city. Other cases set for trial and demurrer, including Ross v Chase for 325, and Norton Morgan v Howard. jury pool listed. Archer County witnesses to testify. Mark Lamb extradition noted.
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Hostwick
Bisbee
Coate
Bostwick
Wm Barnes
Douglas
Thas
Woman placed in shared cell amid unclear statements
A brief report notes a woman is confined in a shared women’s cell with two Mexican detainees. A U S witness, Mr Lamb, has not commented and appears unaware of the position she has placed herself in.
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Wiy
Lamb
Enormous Output of Bisbee Mines
The Bisbee camp produced 321000 tons of copper by end of 1905 and 23250 tons more in the first four months of this year. Copper Queen Consolidated shows high profits, possibly above 1,000,000 for the year, aside from rail earnings. Calumet and Arizona dividend history totals 5,000,000 paid since 1902 with 2,500,000 added to surplus by end of 1905 and 600,000 in smelter improvements charged against current production. Copper Queen averages 7.5 percent ore recovery, Calumet & Arizona about 8 percent.
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Bisbee
Calumet
Arizona
Tatistis
Copper Queen Company
Calumet & Arizona
Frisco Disaster Delays Arizona Bridge Construction
The San Francisco disaster hampers the Maricopa and Prowarx railroad project as a cement and steel bridge across the Gila nears completion. Grading and lumber approaches are done, but steel work is postponed until September due to San Francisco orders, with big cement piers advancing and the structure expected to finish by November.
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San Francisco
Maricopa & Prowarx Railroad
Rundutp
Cmpany
Gila
Loco Weed to Be Examined by Government Expert
Dwight Marsh Ph D of the Bureau of Plant Industry United States Department of Agriculture travels from Colorado to Prescott to study loco weed damage. He led a government inquiry in Colorado on its effects on cattle and horses noting Arizona weed differs yet is in the same class. In Arizona the weed appears to injure horses alone.
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Dwight Marsh
Bureau of Plant Industry
Unite States Department of Agriculture
Prescott
Colorado
Death of Former Tombstone Reporter Will'am Weed
Willam Weed, a veteran court reporter and former court stenographer for Tombstone and Tucson, died Wednesday in Tucson at age 65. A New York native, he resided in the Territory for many years and was well known among members of the bar.
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Will'am Weed
Tucson
New York
Mr. Weed
Tumbstone
Copper Statistics To Be Collected By Geological Survey
After January 1, 1907 the collection of copper statistics for the United States Geological Survey will be in the hands of Graton. During the coming summer Mr Graton will visit the principal copper camps including Lake Superior, Bingham and Butte districts and the four great Arizona camps at Clifton, Bisbee, Globe, and Jerome, and the district around Reading, California.
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United States Geological Survey
Graton
Lake Superior
Bingham
Butte
Kizona
Clifton
Bisbee
Globe
Jerome
Redding Cai
Rynning seeks Sheriff nomination and local court notices arise
Thursday's Daily reports Capt Rynning pursuing the Republican nomination for Sheriff while witnesses appear in Bisbee court cases. Mrs J W Wallace and Mrs M Lewis of Bisbee visit, as do others from Douglas and Benson. A Benson business leaders board forms, Prescott miners report a Senator mine discovery, and assorted court figures, rail and mining ties are noted along with a boy's knee injury update.
Local visits and marriage licenses in Tombstone area
Friday's Daily notes James Lennon and IG Pritchard visiting from Bisbee, John Miano returning from San Jo, and Stan ford attendance. Marriage licenses granted for Jobe E Rogers and Anna Lara Wilean, Pink Murray and Cora Kennican, George Dawe and Marthe Griffith, Sidney L Wright and Edna May Curtis. Local residents plan San Juan's day observance and trips to Low Springs for the balge's picnic with Bisbee Douglas and Tucson participants. Public notices include Jacobson committed to insane asylum after multiple prior detentions. Fort Huachuca deserters sought near Tombstone and officers report several recent desertions and court-martial hearings.
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Jobe E. Rogers
Anna Lara Wilean
Bieber
Pink Murray
Cora Kennican
Tombstone
George Dawe
Marthe K. Griffith
Donglan
Sidney L. Wright
Edna May Curtis
Dongle
Were Wedded in Tombstone Yesterday
Pink Murray and the Cora Kennison were married yesterday in Tombstone by Probate Judge Goodbody at Porter McDonal residence. The couple left for Lewis Springs where the groom manages the Cattle company's range and will begin married life with many county friends extending best wishes.
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Pink Murray
Cora Kennison
Goodbody
Porter McDonal
Lewis Springs
Gree
Pioneer Cure For Hydrophobia From 19th Century Report
O A Ensign reports from Hot Springs in Prescott Courier that in 1872 73 along the Buffalo tinge Arkansas river rabid animals caused bites before Pasteur treatment. The article says a cure used a poultice of gunpowder and mustard mixed with egg white applied to wounds until adherent.
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Arkons
O. A. Ensign
Prescott Courier
Hot Springs
Arkansas River
Former Tombstone Girl Goes to Los Angeles
The Phoenix Gazette reports Miss Flora Colin, formerly principal of the South Side school in Phoenix, has moved to Los Angeles and secured a post as teacher in the primary department of the city public schools. Her long service and leadership mark her as a capable educator, and her parents plan to join her soon.
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The
Phoenix Gazette
Tombstone
Flora Colin
Los Angeles
Colin
South Side
Phoenix
Pacific Coast
Cody
Los Angles
Senate Rejects Conference Report on Statehood
A Washington senator moved to withdraw the statehood conference report. The vote carried, returning the matter for reconsideration. It is believed the Carter compromise will be accepted, admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory with Arizona and New Mexico voting on statehood in November elections. If a majority votes negative in either territory, statehood fails for both.
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Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Statehood Conference
Arizona Honey Boom Marks Expansion Since 30 Years Past
The article notes a dramatic rise in Arizona honey production over three decades, describing a shift from no honey bees in the state to now exporting a steady volume of honey. It highlights the growth of beekeeping and the emergence of Arizona as a honey producer.
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Cochise
Dos Cabezas
Graham
Counsul
Thunsday
McLean Va
McLean
Dora Dull
Joseph Dall
James
Joeph Dall
J. Bishop
Probate
Marrige
District Cout
Sation Gregg W Summer
Cora Daisy Summers
Jennie E McCarthy
Thomas McCarthy
Willam A Connell
Mary A Connell
Faipay
Jese
Capt. Rynning
Sherif
J. W. Wallace
M. Lewis
Dalgie
MA Howell
San Boro~ardino Ranch
Jack Howard
Doe Caberne
Peed Sutter
Tom Dyslee
W Hicks
R Hostoick
Trte
Feading
Prescott Pipers
Senator
Yavapai County
Geo. W. Cass
Mrs. L. Hohstadt of
Dougaas
Allen St. English
Paradise
Mark Walker
A. M. Feldman
University
Walker
Soeter
Chas Gerdes
Huchuca
Gus Baron
Huachuca
JL. Porter
EPL & 3.W
Ness
Rankin
Ter
James Lennon
IG Pritchard
John Miano
San Jo
Stanford
Reeven
San Juan
Lows Springs
Balge
Frente Bisbee
le. J. Lecch
Arlington
Martin Jacobson
Jacobeon
Jacobson
Bisle
Huachuen
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