Cochise County Officials Chosen in January 1907 Meeting
Minutes from Tombstone show Cochise County Board of Supervisors meeting at 9am on January 1907. William Riggs chaired with J Bowen and G J McCabe present. Howe named county assessor for four years after petitions and statutory rules. E A Hughes and H E Berner contending for clerk with Berner winning. Petitions for justice of the peace at Pirtleville favored Morris Bottner over C Hoc et, and a spot constable race at Pirtleville favored Young Davie over E J Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
William Riggs
Jack Bowen
G J McCabe
JJ Bowen
Walter Kibbey
Star K Williams
Secon
Riggs
RJ O'Reilly
RS McClay
Chas R Howe
McClay
Board of Supervisors
B J O'Reilly
Arizona
Arisons
Charles K Howe
Chase Howe
E A Hughes
HE Berner
Bowen
H E Berner
J J Bowen
Board of Supervisor
Justice of the Peace
Pirtleville
Morrie Bottner
CC Hocket
JC Thomas
Morris Bottner
Young Davie
E J Moore
Young Dave
Upos
Court actions and road overseer appointments in Cochise County
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors reviewed petitions for court interpreter positions and health board leadership. It appointed Dr. W A Greene as superintendent of the county board of health and H Henrich as justice of the peace at Teviston, with multiple road overseer appointments including WG Buchanan and Andy Scott. The meeting also approved various bonds and counts, and examined bids on county printing with a district attorney's opinion.
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Bisbee
J O Maldonado
J J Hutfacker
William Beck
Owen
McCabe
County Board of Health
W A Greene
Douglas
Bowen
Greene
Board of Health
H . Henrich
Teviston
Marcus
St David Road
Towbstone
WG Buchanan
Tombstone
A.A McGinnis
Benson Road
John H James
Bisbee Road
J O "Reilly
Gibson Abstract Co
Asversor
McCate
O'Reilly
Gibson
Peter Bute
Copper Queen Conlidated Mining Company
Pest House
John B Hart Board
Douglas Road
Andy Scott
Storeemd
Meo"Cabe
Paradise
L J Moore
Paradise Road
Willcox
Bud Snow
Willcox Road
Board of Supervisors
Ariz
Cowhive County
Healer Schlatter Coming to Arizona
El Paso and New Mexico residents recall Schlatter the Healer. Francis Schlatter returns to the region with claims of cures from locomotor ataxia and other ailments. At Berkeley Lyceum he appeared before the First Church of the Progressive Spiritualists, with Mrs Schlatter praising his feats and attendees reporting perceived improvements. Schlatter’s travels span Texas New Mexico Denver and the Midwest, and he now heads toward Arizona.
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el Paso
New Mexico
Francis Schlatter
Schlatter
Berkeley Lyceum
First Church
Progressive Spiritualists
Hugh R. Moore
Mra
Terra Hante
Chicago
Texas
Denver
Middle West
Arizona
Appeal Bond Filed in Copper Belle Case at Clifton
Shannon Copper Company visitors J F Billie and Col Egan seek an appeal bond of 50000 after a new trial denial in Martin Costello versus Copper Belle Mining. Stay of sale extended to March 2. bond filing to be with court clerk. Shinnoo leasing Gleason property intertwined with ore shipments to Clifton smelters. Cananes, Yequi River and Pacific Railroad opens two more sections aiding general traffic from Corrs to Velderrisa and Corral to Buena Vista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Copper Company
Clifton
J.F. Billie
Col. Egan
Tombstone
Martin Costello
Copper Belle Mining Company
Dean
Gleason
Clifton Smelters
Epes Randolph
Cananes
Yequi River
Pacific Reilroad Company
General Trafic
Corrs
Velderrisa
Corral
Bueue Viste
To Review the School Case in County Education Office
Mise Opdyke principal of city schools whose position was vacated by the school board will have the case reviewed by County School Superintendent Rock Fellow under appeal. He stated he will pursue an investigation quietly with no public hearing. A meeting was held this afternoon with testimony taken and adjourned to tomorrow when George Wilcox, school board president, is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Opdyke
Reformers Eye Saloon Law Change In Phoenix
Anti-Saloon League of Maricopa County calls meeting to seek removal of two thirds requirement in the local option law. Dr H A Hughes leads push, backed by reformers aiming to drive saloons from Phoenix after decisive gambling defeats and renewed momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Mericopa County
Phoenix Democrat
H. A. Hughes
Maricopa County
Antisaloon League
Dr. Hughes
Mammoth Output of Arizona Copper
The Copper Queen smelter at Douglas produced about 9 500 000 pounds in the last month, the highest yet. Nine furnaces are in operation with tenth nearing completion, and plans call for another large furnace three times the capacity of the current ones. Nine furnaces are now in commission at the Queen. The tenth furnace is nearing completion. This will be the small size as those previously built.
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Douglas
The
Queen
Arizona
Cowboy Tournament At Phoenix Results and Times
The steer tying event awarded James Gibson first prize of 100 dollars Len Lancaster received second with 50 and Juan Nunez third with 25 Times for top performers included Gibson 1.29 1-5 4 14 5 and 2 11, Lancaster 1.02 4-5 1.20 22 45 and Nunez 1.12 4-5 1 29 2.4 11-5. A list notes several competitors tied but without times. An ad offers sale of property at Second and Bruce Streets through Mrs Marden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Len Lancaster
Juan Nunez
Fim Gibson
Len Lancester
Juan Nunes
Ben Robbins
Dolph Sloneer
Thowr
Adolph Evans
Fred Charleboise
Bud Barris
Bill Anderson
Ore
Hanna
John Woolf
Roland Nichole
John Heath
Rangers captaincy talk and social events in town
Monday’s report notes Captain Byesing of the Rangers may accept the appointment as superintendent of Territorial Pesan while friends of Harry Wheeler urge his promotion to captain. Two social events last week celebrated Mr Rogers visiting from Pasadena with unique, novel entertainments at Mrs Kinsley and Mrs Staunton homes.
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Byesing
Rangers
Territorial
Pesan
Harry Wheeler
Tore
Wheeler
Testo
Mr. Kinsley
W. F. Staunton
Rogers
Pasadena
Pearce hosts three exciting races and local notices
In Pearce on February 23 1907 Washington's birthday sparked local celebration and lively horse racing. Lady Loo ridden by Mattingly won a 200 yard purse of 100 dollars, then Black Tom and a sorrel both contested a 350 yard heat with quick lead changes and a final win by the sorrel. Persistent dust and racing fever noted, plus alfalfa beef demonstrations by Van Meter. Deaths from appendicitis referenced in closing lines.
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Black Tom
Hob Warren
Scott Gatliff
Chas Reed
Reed
Dr. Dorcey
Musac
Mattingly
Gatlitt
Asex Gleeson
van Meter
Judge says man could wed in many states under current laws
A Cleveland dispatch reports Judge Robert Taylor stating that under present marriage laws a man could marry in multiple states and be immune to arrest for bigamy. He urges federal supervision of marriage and divorce and argues for constitutional amendment to let Congress standardize marriage laws nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Taylor
Congress
Burlingame Firm Office Listed on Lawrence Street
An old notice lists the E. E. Burlingame 4 Co with an office address at 1736 1738 Lawrence Street. The clipped line suggests a business listing or directory entry for the firm, noting its location and name.
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E. E. Burlingame 4 CO
Offige
Lawrenen
Local Fawns Return Safely
The Torbelone delegation of E) returned dome from Bisbee last evening, the special car met at the depot by the band and friends. The fawne left here handcuffed and guarded but returned bound by mutual bing forged more firmly than steel. All bore evidence of tusaled with the lodge goat. some showed disfigurement. They praised the Elka of Bistre as fine and vowed to reciprocate when possible.
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Torbelone
Dome
Bisbee
Elka of
Bistre
Lever
Banks of Arizona Report January 26 19 Percent Reserve
Abstract of the reports to the comptroller of the currency of the condition of the nations banks of Arizona at the close of business on January 26. Compared with November 12 the average reserve was 18.43 percent and is 19 percent. Loans and discounts rise from $3,653,401 to $3,897,153. Gold coin falls from $260,405 to $225,190. Lawful money reserve drops from $561,061 to $86,140. Individual deposits decline from $8,114,087 to $7,003,77.
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Arizona
Reliable Assays Offer Mail In Samples For Precious Metals
Reliable Assays advertises gold silver and copper testing by mail from Opes Assay Co located at 1596 Court Mesa Denver Colorado. They promise prompt attention and free mailing envelopes with price lists for ore samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vente Gordana
Opes Assay Co
Court Meco
Denver
Colo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cochise County, Arizona
Tombstone, Ariz
Jan. Tech
BJ O'Reilly
William Rigge
Charles R Howe
C Hocet
GJ McCabe
Rell
Williams Riggs
Board of Supervisors of
Cochise Bounty
Prescot
William M Riggs
Benson
T D M Larrieu
A A McGinnis
Fairbank Road
Datriet
Elias Summers
J A Sanders
County Court House
Oliver P Gray
Lowell
HH Taliaferro
Naco
RS Grier
Theodore D Burdick
Daniel McFarland
JC Page
Jnc W Hogan
HD Chiseldine
Dennia E Twoomey
J Shropshire
Doug
Willcoz
Pearce
E P Ells
J F Wilmuth
James Kelly
Tombatone
J H Bright
J D Prewitt
Bowie
8 McNeish
Biatee
E Trask
B Tarbell
H Houston Hughart
County Hospital
Midland Bridge Company
W D Monmonier
James Harper
Jack Kelly
Palmerlee
Tom
Mammoth
Phoenix
Marden Corner
Bruce Streets
W.D. Berry
Los Angeles
Arlington
Wm. Herring
Tucson
Col. Herring
Tontstone
McDonald Stock Company
Adington
Benedict
Mexico
Wagner
Hermorillo
EL. Robinson
Congregational Church
Miroing
Eugene Field
Dr King
Ayer
Nate
Rater
Perry 4 CO
Dhetratt
Mtoh
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