Official Proceedings of Cochise County Board June 14 1907
Minutes show the Cochise County Board auditing demands and approving refunds for liquor licenses and other fees. A Douglas Improvement Company petition granted authority to lay water mains and construct utilities across additions to the Douglas Townsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
Fom Abrams
U 23
Sam Anguis
J Barnes
Boston & Brown
Bebrend
Bonnei
Douglas Improvement Company
Douglas
Cochise County
Arzona
County of
Cochise
Territory of Arizona
Territory of
Arizona
Doings in the District Court
Doings in the District Court report a Thursday session with trial jurors, Judge Dean in exile, and a burglary case of Lorenzo Lopez found guilty with a three year sentence in Yuma. A sodomy case against Pablo Soto saw jurors dismissed after a motion for acquittal, bail set at 1000, and jurors excused until 9 a m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Phoenix
Lorenzo Lopee
DeSeliers
R McCauley
Tickey
H Flynn
JW Stone
Landers
Thos Grahse
Neils Peterson M
Geo Bleck
John Lemmon
Lorqueo Lopez
Yuma
Pablo Soto
David Davie
Teaselves
FA News
David Mitchell
Frank O'Connell
AH Emanuel Heary Flynn
CB Landers
Thos Graban
Hickey
Southwestern Troubles Multiply With Railyard Derailments
El Paso Herald reports Southwestern rail yards suffered multiple accidents last night including a switch engine striking a box car near the freight depot, tearing the car and a corner off the track area, plus two derailed baggage cars in Lewith near Octavia Street. No injuries or train delays were noted. Separate items state American Indians will receive tools and instruction instead of housing, while grain and food aid will end, with soil-tilling guidance offered, per U S Commissioner Francis E Leupp in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P
8. W
Lewiteh
Octavia Street
el Paso Herald
Indiana
Francis E. Leupp
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Los Angeles
Fatal Dose Of Con Cure Leads To Tragic Outcome
Peter McDonald of Phoenix sought relief from consumption with a “Con” cure. After failing to improve on the prescribed three pellets daily, he increased his dose to six times the recommended amount and eventually took eighteen pellets, a dangerous escalation that preceded a fatal result. Local authorities note misuse of the remedy and warn against exceeding labeled directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McDonald
Phoenix
McDonald
Friend
Concessions Granted to Greene Gold-Silver Co in Mexico
The government of the 4 howhua Mexico grants Greene Gold-Silver Co a concession to establish reduction works in Chi hushus districts Bravos Guerre Rayou and Galenp. The firm may build metallurgical plants of at least five tons daily, open mines, establish mercantile stores, railroads for ore transport, telegraph and telephone lines, hydraulic power plants, and wagon roads. Capital invested to be tax exempt for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howhua
Mexico
Greene
Saya
Los Angeles
Mpany
Chihushus
Bravos, Guerre, Rayou
Galenp
Atete
Rio Arve
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Deafness Cure
In a period style claim the text asserts deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian Tube mucous lining and that only constitutional remedies can cure it. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to request free circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
New El Paso Plant To Extract Cactus Alcohol And Ether
The El Paso Herald reports a proposed plant named El Paso Chemical and Fiber Works to be built within thirty days, capitalized at 5000 locally funded, costing about 29000 for an adobe building. It will process cactus forms to produce alcohol, ether, and fuel, with Dr. F Thatcher as chemist. The plant aims for twenty tons daily capacity, creating local jobs and claiming it will be the first of its kind in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Herald
el Paso
el Paso Chemical and Fiber Works
Lundreda
F. Thatcher
Levi
United States
Mexico
Mail Cars Are to be Replaced by Steel Postal Cars
The Southern Pacific plans replacing wooden tail cars with steel framed post cars designed in Sacramento. The alloy steel postal car has no wood inside except window frames and runs from wheels to roof as a complete steel structure. It reduces fire danger and telescoping risk, and adds safety for postal workers and cargo by interposing an unburnable barrier between locomotive and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Sacramento
Cheap Living at Jamestown Exposition Hotels
Reports of high hotel prices for the Jamestown Exposition prompted The Prowecton to publish a list of over a thousand affordable lodging options. Private rooms and boarding houses offer rates from $1 to $15 per week, with room and board at $7 per day for three meals. The guide aims to help visitors fit lodging to budget despite circulating price fears.
Marriage License Granted in Bisbee for Ki Smith and Corinne Small
The Marriage License Clerk Jamies granted a license yesterday to Francis Ki Smith, 20, and Corinne Small, 19, both of Bisbee, with parental consent required for the groom. Also reported: Glenn’s mining trip to Final county shows strong activity, Col HL Pickett visiting Bieter and Douglas, Public Examiner W C Foster on an official tour, Green Bush from Campus Mexico visiting Tombstone, Treasurer Gaines returning from Bisbee, Parsons and Neambr in Douglas, Mrs F Simmons and Julia Simmons bound for Los Angeles, Judge Daniel Meafl and others noting fines for a Mexican named Lopes, and a local entertainment feature at The Dime with Mre Jarwen Dalgleiste performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies
Francis Ki Smith
Corinne Small
Bisbee
W. C. Foster
Green Bush
Tombstone
Campus
Mexico
Parsons
Neambr
Douglas
Mra F Simmons
Mise Julia Simmons
Los Angeles
Fire alarms and quick rescue save Tombstone blaze
Early morning disturbance in Tombstone drew a full fire department to Kreuder's restaurant where a kitchen fire caused about 250 dollars in damage. Sparks from careless embers started the blaze but were quickly subdued. Kreuder prepared breakfast afterward, praising the fire crews and noting normal service resumed. A Phoenix paper notes a family dog bite incident during church preparations.
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Allen and
Fourth
Kreuder
Soree
Tombstone Dining Beors
Krouder
Tombstone Fire Department
Marri ages to two couples set in Tomberne district
Two marriages were solemnized today, Juan Teller and Janus Dias both from Tomberne, and Frederick W. Nichols wed Bosse Fox of Dougine. Miss Helen Antme of the Tumblestone school speaks at a Tombstone camp meeting near Barnsey. Various local figures arrive or depart, with mining, tax, and property news noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Teller
Janus Dias
Tomberne
Frederick W. Nichols
Helen Antme
Tombstone Campere
Barnsey
Chimahus
Mexico
Gawne Gold-Silver Company
Tovatstone
Excelor
Denver
Tombstone
H.sevior
Sonora
Mangana
Charles Kreuder Thankful for Fire Department Aid
Charles Kreuder of the Tometone Diving rooms publicly thanks the Tombetarse fire department and friends for aid during yesterday mornings fire. He credits prompt, efficient firemen with preventing total loss and a dire public visitation, noting his property loss minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kreuder
Tometone
Puosikeron
Tombetarse
Earla
Kreuder
Pioneer Kirkland recalls raising first Old Glory in Arizona
The Prescott Courier notes over a weeklong trial juror case in district court. W H Kirkland, early territory pioneer, returns to Congress Junction and recounts his proudest moment: raising the first U S flag over Tucson on February 20 1856 as Mexican troops evacuated. He climbed an adobe roof as the troops left and a government teamster hid the flag in a mesa box. Mexican commander objected, but 17 Americans refused to lower the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
W. H. Kirkland
Congress Junction
Arizona
Tucson
Gga
Gadeden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bostwick
Barr & Hartmen
Boyer & Sanders
Bank of Douglas
Bank For Bisbee
Tgrand
Brown
Fof
Grand
Bennett
Boa
Bank of Benson
Cross & Took
Cusick
James W
Chaffin
Crawford
Cook
Ben
Castaneda
H E
Callaghan
J N Gaines Dalas
Fisher
Chas
Jensen
Pete
Farlee & Fuss
Fred
S . Gardner
John
Gilmore
Gasliff
Leakie
Haas, F J
Mai Whinesisches
Gardner
Hagen, Jas
MreClara
King, Wooa
Lagertoldt
Haquor
Land, GM
Larrien Bros
Leston & Kline
Gembling
Murphy & Baxter
Miler
Cora
Miller
Peter
Machomich Mercantile Company
Tha Liff
Martinelli
LC Shattuck Miners & Merchants Bank
Star
James
May
Chas E
McKay
Annie
S . Ford
Lectin ' McLanus
Jon
Pearce
Ariz
McFuley
Edward
Nichols
Pat
Prahi & Johnean
Balaelovich & Company
Liecame
Reagan
Geo
Reno & Stacy
Renaud, Chase
First National Bank
Jobo Rock
Robinson
Rock
Jobo
Stinila
Schmick
James K
Salazar
Manuel
Stacy
Chae
Sammons
Lh, & Company
Sparks
Smith
Thor A
Taylor
Wm M
Vucovich
Perasict
Wilcox
Geo E Jr
Wilton
First National Banc
Greene G-S. Co
Jamestown
Arizona Supreme Court
Lowe Court
William Baldwin la Neem
F.j.cheney & CO
Toledo
Baldwin Ax- Bob
Harvey Morrie
Com
L Roosevelt
Waiw
Glenn
Final County
Mammoth
Col
HL Pickett
Wom
Harry Pickett
Bieter
Gaines
Juge
Daniel Mefarlend
Lopes
Hombre
Hastile
Dalgleiste
Bernard Smith
Connell
Patrick Dwyer
Hese
Col. H. Tn Pickett
Americas
Tobetone
Jorigne
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