Arizona Catholic Priest Will Leave Frontier Parish
June 18 Reverend Fether F. L Rowsette, long serving as Father in charge of the Yam Catholic church, plans to retire and depart for France. His departure follows many years of service, with friends bidding farewell as he enters a new chapter in his life. The notice references his French heritage and final arrangements for the transition. For sale: 20 shares of Dennach om Sock ot prevailing market Ad rom UG.
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Xoadbye
Fathys Roujocisnin
Dennachom Sock
Adrom UG
Hrespeetur Office
Tombstone Town Topics Telexes Departure Plans
Mrs MM. Costello and Miss Mary McCann travel tomorrow morning for Los Angeles and coast points via Mer C. Pope Hartford touring car. Ameries Pistonetti to accompany as chauffeur. Tarte to represent Tombstone at Bisbee road meeting Monday then proceed to Naen retermins home via Marchucas County. Attorney J. F. Rowhay cites Governor Osborn on Villa order executions.
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Mary McCann
Los Angeles
Vis Mer C . Pope Hartford
Cartella's
San Diego
Ameries Pistonetti
Tarte
Tombstone
Bisbee
Naen Retermins
Marchucas
Mexican court cases cloud Justice Fowler's session
Disorder marked today as Deputy Bowe and City Marshall Bravin arrested multiple participants in a disturbance at the county jail property. Cases were heard with mixed outcomes, involving local rancher Fred Bonnet and residents Turner and Parker, along with accompanying figures and a lengthy county visit.
Arizona Launches at New York Navy Yards as Nation Welcomes New Dreadnought
New York June 19 Aboard the East River the battleship Arizona known as the gem of the ocean slid into the water shortly after 1 p m amid cheers from naval officials guests and the home delegation The vessel costs about 7 4 million with total projected outlay of 16 million Once completed she will be the most powerful fighting ship afloat and will be equipped with turbine propulsion and 14 inch guns The Arizona party plans several weeks in the east before returning home quartered at the Waldorf Astoria President and Vice President Marshall attended the launching ceremony with Secretaries and naval officials in attendance
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Thor
Mise Eather Ross
Uncle Sam
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Armastery
Tombstone Seeks Road Improvements and Extensions
At a council meeting the Tombstone district approved requests for road bonds extending from Tombstone to Charleston about eight miles and toward Dragoon six miles, plus two miles on the St David Benson line and three miles on the Greeson Count. The aim is a better entrance into Tombstone and improved grades while avoiding steep inclines.
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Charleston
St. David
Dragoon
Greeson
St David
Walnut
Killing at Hereford Ford suspect arrested
Sheriff Harry C Wheeler received word of a killing eight miles south of Hereford at John Clinton s ranch. Clinton was shot by parties at his ranch. A trace led to a suspect bound for Benson, arrested and brought to Tombstone. Details remained scarce as of this afternoon.
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Harry C Wheeler
Herford
John Clinton
Shen Wheeler
Depths Brakefield and
Newell
Naco
Ciue
Benson
Tombstone
Hereford
Clinton
Community Sunday School Organizes in Gleeson Week
A meeting at the Chaffees home organized a Sunday school with Rev. T Orton presiding. Officers elected include Phillips superintendent Newbury assistant, Lizzie Kries secretary treasurer, Chaffee Bible instructor, and Mrs Chaffee organist. Lawrence Chaffee baptized. Sunday school opened with fifteen attendees.
Looking Back Years In Tombstone In 1891
A fragment from the Prospector reflects on Tombstone life in 1891. It discusses Arizona name origins, indigenous tribes noted for elongated features, Spanish terms, and jokes in eastern papers about Arizona officers. It mentions Bunker Hill ore disorders, Coffman the season, and city finances including interest on city hall bonds, plus a Guatemala annexation dispatch.
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Bunker Hill
El Paso Southwestern seeks bonds for $16 million
Phoenix reports the El Paso and Southwest Railway Company filed June 15 with the Corporation Commission for permission to issue bonds totaling 16,027,000 to consolidate lines under the holding company, retire existing obligations, and finance New Mexico line acquisitions and equipment. Hearing set for June 21.
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EY Paso & Southwestera Railroad Company
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el Paso & Southwestern Company
el Paes & Southwestern Railroad Cqmpany
New Mexico
el Paso & Southwestern Rairead Company
Business Visitor Wm Lawry in County Seat on Ranch Matters
William Lawry, a ranch owner from Hua at wows, visited the county seat today on business. He was among several business visitors checking on local affairs and prospects.
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Wm. Lawry
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