Tombstone Epitaph Highlights Local News in Arizona
Ex-District Attorney Willy Jones did not deliver the Globe Fourth of July oration, while Sheriff Lewis traveled from Yuma after a failed trip. Tomestone features a prominent local writer, Ben Freundsbere, and a toast to the town. A two million dollar hotel project near the Colorado Canyon is planned, with involvement from California interests and Willame in northern Arizona. Bob Warren remains hospitalized, and a new gold discovery sample reported by Mr Peterson shows potential value for future development.
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Wily Jones Yashoon
Delver
Globe
Feto Bs
Colorado Canyon
Willame
Arizona
Sacre Feraitt
Magantee
Miouns Busines
Territory split debate fuels Arizona subdivisions
The Courier admonishes territorial division, arguing Arizona will be divided like Dakota. It contrasts Salt River Valley’s long milking role with northern Arizona’s cowed patience, claiming alfalfa and mines drive conflicts over governance and territory lines.
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Arizona
Salt River Valley
Oeracen
Range-Purbacosarl Acre Dispute Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an acres transaction or dispute involving Upper San Pedro and San Hanael Del Vale grant areas. References to payment for acres and company brands appear, but text is garbled, with unclear party names and obligations.
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Purbacosarl
San Pedro
San Hanael del Vale
Local town developments and notable moves in 1901
June 23 1901 report notes hot winds and a breeze as Ashton Maloney barge in a wire from heirs. Home Restaurant closes for season. Meade brings cattle to Camon Station Mex. ice moved to Litham Grand Ave corner. M F Douglas buys Needham property on With street for new building. Thomas Nellie opens French Restaurant on 10th street behind Urd Hotel. Frank Sandstrom builds a residence one and a half miles north. City well engine operates supplying water for railroad tank. Cas Durdices of Bisbao guests with Freak White. Metvire receives two bele fisabo bores seeking a stable. City well tank 30 000 grows. City up street buildings by Garrett & South erland nearing occupancy. Heranoe returns after days in Bieber. Lavernaciousl Hotel rooming house at corner Silwind G. ptrpete ebrie reved.
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Frank Sandstrom
Kingman Miner Reports Rich Prospects at Comstock Mine
The Kingman Miner notes SC Bage, resident manager of the new Comstock mine, arriving from Pyramid. The cross-cut at the Kitty foot level runs forty seven feet with no wall, and the ledge shows gold along its length. A sample of twenty two feet yielded $16.50 in gold, while fifteen inches outside produced $183, indicating high potential.
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Kingman
Hogg
Worlthy
Athens
Uigg
SC Bage
Comstock
Kingman Wereneslay
Pyramid
Mars
Arsena
van den Bergh
Imperty
Editor Critique Sparks Broad Newspaper Friction
A fragmented, caustic letter blasts editors for alleged incompetence and excess. The writer rails at boasted obituaries and overlong tributes, accusing editors of delaying true work while mismanaging coverage and town affairs.
Remembering Arizona Territory Pioneers and Valor
In a reflective tribute the article honors early Arizona settlers and veterans, urging current youth to value the sacrifices of the pioneer generation. It recalls frontier hardship, empire and battle memory, and the monumental price paid by thousands of men and women for the territory’s endurement.
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Bresch
Arizona
Dyepair
Imo
Arimanod
Empire
Cao
Spanish War Claims Time Limit on Presentation
Arizona residents with claims against the U S government from the Spanish American War are urged to note a June 14 1981 letter from the Treasury Department to Governor Murphy. It cites Congress March 3 1899 and July 8 1898 acts setting a January 1 1902 deadline to file itemized reimbursement claims with the Treasury and War Department auditors.
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Spain
Murphy
Treasury
War Department
Washington
Phoenix
United States
Treasury Department
F. E. Rittmayn
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