Bisbee News Outlooks and Local Events Update
Bisbee scribbles cover a range from the baseball club planning games with visiting teams to the sanitation push by city officers. Reports touch on Burt Alvord’s alleged railroad camp sightings, Elks lodge installations near Hisber, Copper Queen payrolls rising, a smallpox case at the pest house, Mrs Jerry Kelley’s mental health crisis, a highway project from Naco to the Canos area, and the Green Co railroad department advancing estimates and steel work preparations.
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Greeos Con Co
Legislative Doings in Arizona Legislature Report
The record lists numerous HB and CB items with approvals, referrals, and passings. Key actions include appropriations for the Florence Crittenden Home, education bills, cadet dignity at the University of Arizona, governors powers, and prisoner or county matters. Other notes cover taxes on sleeping cars, emergency statutes, homestead exemptions, and a Pan-American exposition item. Grover & Neimoss shearers processed 8,000 sheep, yielding 46,000 pounds of wool consigned to Boston.
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Phoenix
J Frank Mesder
Jobo H Beh
University of Arizona
St Charles
Larry Napier
Grover & Nei Os
Boston
Mines Company Expands Mills With New Furnaces
The Mines Company plans to install mills and email facilities, with three Mitchell furnaces already ordered and under construction at the Union Iron Works in San Francisco.
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Alvord Haunts Tombstone Area In Horse Theft Pursuit
Reports say Burt Alvord ex constable and an Indian ally visited a Warren ranch near Pearce Sulphur Spring Valley on Sunday. They left with five horses after dining. posses led by Sheriff Del Lewis pursue across the Dragoons toward Tombstone as Swink aids and hopes to recover the stolen animals and buried loot near Alvord's former ranch.
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Equal Suffrage 4 Close of Annual Convention Elects Officers
The territorial convention of the Equal Suffrage association at Phoenix adjourned on Saturday March 2 electing officers for the year: President Pauline O'Neill. first vice president Nellie A Sullivan. second vice president Emily Patterson. recording secretary Ada Irvin. corresponding secretary H F I wccias. treasurer A J McClatchie. auditor F Robson and F A Tritle. Prescott. plus national executive committee member E W Layton Thacher. Additional vice presidents named for Apache, Coconino, Cochise, Gila, Mohave, Navajo, Pima, Yavapai, and Yuma-Santa Cruz counties.
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Ada Irvin
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Mess
Tritle
Prescott
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Yuma
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Local Tombstone Notes On Court, Travel And Weather
A muddled Tombstone news snippet details court appearances, passengers, and a new county border guest for 40 days. It notes fruit trees in Tombstone, prisoners arriving from Bisbee and Chi Sagiva, and weather with possible rain. Social events include a surprise party for Ray Sears and visits by Mrs Hard and Miss Crurep.
Mining venture forms in Los Angeles for Tombstone claims
SC Bepg and other Angel residents organize The New Constock mining company in Los Angeles to operate claims on the Colorado River near Sheeptrail mine. Bagg, long a Tombstone figure, located the mines and gauged their value but capital limits delayed work. The firm plans to begin operations soon.
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Los Angeles
SC Bepg
Angel CH Bagg
Timbstone
Crchise Coucts
Colorado River
Cage
Woman Held For Sanity Hearing In Probate Court
Deputy A W Howe brought Mrs Jerry Kelly from Bisbee for examination of her sanity. Her case centers on a pitiable situation with three children and claims of violent intent. She will appear before the Probate Judge today.
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Tombstone
Ris
Mre Kelly
Vermert
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Bostwick
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Phovois
AW Howe
A W Howe
Bisbee
Kily
Oday
Still More Counterfeiting and Bogus Bills Seized
Secret Service uncovers another gang of counterfeiters and seizes a large stock of counterfeit currency. The report warns buyers about fakes and highlights Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a commonly imitated remedy for indigestion and debility.
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St Paris Episcopal Services and Confirmation Event
Services will be held Sunday at 11 00 am and 7 30 pm at St Paris Episcopal Church Sunday School at 10 00 am. The sacrament of the Lurie supp will be administered after the morning service. Communion of other denominations is cordially invited. The Bishop of disease is expected Wednesday the 13th for Ford confirmation service at 7 20 pm.
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Sundey
Sanday School
Lurie
Alvord headquarters near Mines Prairie noted in Tucson Citizen item
Stiles reports to a friend in Tucson that he has made all arrangements to leave Arizona for Mexico. The Yagil county brother tends to go in preparation.
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Tucson
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Still After Alvord Pursuit Near Nogales Reported
Word reached the sheriff that a posse including Warner Swink and Johnson followed Alvord to within around ten miles of the line near Nogales. Deputies PorterLeDonald Turner at Nogales and Chief Turner are in close proximity, but no decisive word has arrived. The search party persists as reports say the posse has not given up and may still locate the outlaw.
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Swink
Johnson
D Alvord
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Turner
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Negels
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Man Found on Front Step In Frigid Weather
An unidentified man was found dazed on a front step, buoyed by bystanders who moved him to a shady place. He was revived by locals and indicated where a thermometer had been posted, noting a reading near two hundred degrees above nominal. He asked to stay outside all winter.
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Copper Queen Company
Cleime
Huachuca Mountains
Bisbee
J W Stamp
Parmerlee
Hhe
Maren
Cochive
Uace
Faralong Advertiser
Gitecson’s Hunk Tack Jen Over Refinerys Edge
Fragmentary citation describes a $100,000 refinery issue and mentions Phoenix saloons and legislative action. It notes a war era bill to reduce required stamping, telegraphs, and express receipts, aiming to ease burdens on people. The text is garbled but hints at policy changes affecting drink regulations and commerce.
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Congress Cuts Tobacco Tax For Chewers And Tray Pockets Difference
Congress reduces tobacco tax by 20 per cent leading to the same price for chewers. The tobacco tray benefits by pocketing the tax difference as a result.
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Congress
Desert News Suggests Paper Name For New Establishment
The Desert News proposes a name for a forthcoming paper and notes a suggested theme. It cites the Tulato Blade and the Mem this Scimiter as potential influence or stylistic references.
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Mra Nation
Wichita
Protection and retaliation in tariff policy debated
The speaker notes that imposing prohibitory duties on foreign goods mirrors protectionist aims and recalls how a retaliatory duty on Russian sugar invited discrimination. It is described as an old cycle of tit for tat in government tariff policy.
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Tusia
Boer war casting accanata cost estimate cited
The passage notes Michael Hicke y Beach stating that $70,000,009 has been spent. He estimates $25,000,000 more will be needed to complete the account of $950,000,000 in total. Voters may wonder if they have paid too much for the whistle.
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Inventor Unveils Process To Profit From Low Grade Ores
An inventor in the Leadville district claims a new method to work low grade ores that were previously valued as worthless. He believes the technique could yield fortunes for ore owners and may also open a profitable field in Arizona with similar ore deposits.
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Pearce Items From Pearce March 8 1901
Town notes list visitors Thomas Kt Sorin from a ranch in the Dragoons and MM O Gorman from Middlemarch with a report of the emptyter rainfall. Soto Brow from Wiilos attends Soto Bros and Rensud store move in progress. McPhora freight teams arrived with machinery for Taquotee Mice Nellis Preston preparations for Tucson trip. Black Daymon man MeN O Baggs in town. A Lodge of the Order of the Fraternel Bethool organized here under Deputy Supreme President B F Steb with many citizens joining and plans for social events after the lodge completes.
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