Official Proceedings of Cochise County Board Meeting 1907
Minutes of the regular Cochise County Board of Supervisors note bid awards to Consolidated Printing Company and WP White for court calendars licenses tax and tax receipts. Motion by Bowen seconded by McCabe. unanimous vote to support county road fund. Meeting adjourned at 10 pm to January 9, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
WP White
Consolidated Printing Company
Consolidated + Proting company
Consolidated Printing Company Ateeasor
Consolidated
Printing Company
Dated Printing Company
Tombstone Prospector
Soest
Board of Equaiitative
Tombatone
Bowen
McCabe
Branch County
Ats
JJ Bowen
J J Bowen
Riggs
Mene
MelCabe
Susie Allen
Bisbee
Berner
Chas A Wallace
AM Corona
J P Court
Veter Bute
WB Kelly
To Cure a Cold in One Day and 55
Fragmentary items show medical patent formula Laxative Bromo Quinine and seed line. The text also records county financial summaries and official actions from Cochise County Board of Supervisors in January 1907 including deposit designations, report drills, and expenditures. The source provides names, banks, and amounts, with references to treasurer Gaines and district attorney Shelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, McLane
J J
Bowes
FW. Sixtey
Cras
R. Howe
Board of Supervisors
William Riggs
Jack Bowen
G J McCabe
Eam
Tombstone
Ariz
Jan. Tech
William M Riggs
J J Bower
GJ McCabe
Cochise County
Arizona
F W Shelly
Osth
MN Gaines
Cochise
Cochise County Abolishes Immigration Commissioner Office
Evening session of the board of supervisors discusses the abolishment of the immigration commissioner position for Cochise County. The board also approves bonds, audits various expenses, and appoints Chas A Wallace as assistant clerk for the ensuing term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensistant
Board of Supervisors
S H James
Bisbee
Hancock
Justice Feee Paradine
Muttacker
Prominent Capitalists Visit Tombstone on Route to California
Three major steel magnates John Bindley Wallace H Rowe and Robert J McKay visited Tombstone on a Saturday en route to California. They toured Pittsburg Arizona Co properties near Charleston and the Fisher mill with H T Fisher and Superintendent Reider. The visit signals possible large scale operations and improved prospects for Cochise county. H A Owen known as Chloride Jack was taken to hospital seriously ill with dropsy after a long career as promoter and discoverer of mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
America
California
John Bindley
Tate Co
Wallace H. Rowe
Pittsburg Steel Co
Robert J. McKay
McKay Chain Co
Pittsburg
Pittsburg-Arizona Co
Charleston
Fisher Mill
H. T. Fisher
Reider
Arizona
Viatt
Pittsburg Arizons
Cochise County
H. A.owen
Mr. Owen
Hiram Owen
Pacific Coast
Twiner
McCracken
San Francisco
Santa Marie
Depot near completion to be finest between two coasts
Structural work on the Southern Pacific's new depot is nearly done and should finish within thirty days. The Tucsom Post asserts the completed building will be the finest railroad depot between San Antonio and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
San Francisco
Tombstone Ath Club elects officers and forms team
The Tombstone Athletic Club organized by local youths has chosen officers for the coming year. A baseball team is formed with a schedule of games, starting Sunday March 10 at 2 30 p m against Troop D Fifth Cavalry at the club grounds near the Silver Thread Hoist. A reception dance March 12 at Gage Hall aims to raise funds for new uniforms and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone Athletic Club
Thomas Miller
Ed. Garrett
A. Marquard
Wm. Bowden
Tombstone
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Huachuca
Silver Thread
T.C. M. Company
Tombstore
Wen Bowden
T. Pearson
Bert Stacey
Ridebel
G. Brownhart
T. Duncan
A. Marquart
E. Garrett
Joseph Manning
Gage Hall
E. A. Joye
Ochestre
Hotel de White Taxed to Capacity in Cochise County
Cochise county is boarding more guests at Hotel de White than in recent times. Seventy guests are fed at breakfast, and the jail holds the largest number confined lately. Nearly half of the prisoners await grand jury action as the inmate count rises daily toward overflow.
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Cochise County
Hotel de White
Visitors and obituaries arc daily events in Tombstone district
Mr Frank Moreno of Doug visits for a few days. Ms Clara Laren and cashier Kreuder Dining Rooms leave for Los Angeles due to her sister’s illness. J Pierce the commercial man visits the city. Aurea Paul of Douglas visits Tombstone to stay with Swains. Deputy Sheriff Bauer leaves for Gleason with Ben Flippen, wanted on a weapon assault charge. Born at St David a daughter to J O Anderson. Zohn Burns, miner from Bisbee, dies in county hospital. Broncho Steve, famed scout, dies in Tucson. Bert Grover of Bisbee visits. Carl and Ernest Graf of Bisbee travel through town. Quarterly teacher exams held by J A Rockfollow. three applicants. Air receiver explosion at Silver Thread hoist damages building. Sam Roberty narrowly avoids injury. engine intact. Work to repair starts.
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Mme Clara Laren
Kreuder
Los Angeles
Steve
Arena
Tucson
Stevenson Bat
Bert Grover
Bisbee
Sam Roberty
Record Run to Smelter City
A party consisting of Arthur Gage N Gaines Ray Swain and Wm King left here yesterday morning in Mr Gages new touring car for a run to Douglas via Four Bar Ranch and Sulphur Springs Valley. They left at 1 790 and reached Douglas just before 11. A 20 minute stop at Four Bar Ranch left actual running time five hours. They spent several hours in Douglas and returned home last evening. The automobile proved a wonder with no trouble on the trip.
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Arthur Gage
N. Gaines
Ray Swain
Wm. King
Mr. Gage
Douglas
Four Bar Ranch
Sulphur Springs
Ran
Traveling Men Taking Advantage in Mining Prosperity
The traveling men of the South west show growing interest in mining prosperity. An interview notes regular Arizona visitors buying mining stocks heavily and turning over double opportunities. Names cited include Jack Rice the dynamite man and George A. Ryan the hardware man, both said to have fortunes and close to surpassing others on the trail.
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Southwest
Bayersea Well Se Dispeesere
Arizona
Signa
Jack Rice
George A. Ryan
Dastardly deed maims mayor’s cat in Tombstone
A vile miscreant maimed Mayor Wentworth and Charlee Kreuder’s cat Ben by cutting off its tail cropping an ear and injuring the other. A reward is offered for information. Also note Arbor Day proclaimed in Apache Navajo Mohave and Yavapai counties with diverse climate remarks.
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Ben
Tombstone
Wentworth
Charlee Krender
Charles Kreuder
Kibbey
Apache
Navajomenino
Mohave
Yavapai
A Hint to the Arizona Legislature
A brief satire urges Arizona lawmakers to pass a public misbehavior law punishing swearing or cursing in public as a revenue measure. It imagines fines up to one dollar and argues such an act would end financial woes and obviate tax debates and existing tax laws.
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Mixapoli
Jesus Christ
the Holy Ghost
Arizona
Smelter Construction At Imperial Property Near Silver Bell
Staunton told Tucan Citizen that about 50 men work at the Silver Bell smelter site, preparing ground for Imperial company construction. The project aims to have the smelter finished and operating within a year. At Silver Bell mines about 350 miners are employed, with a shaft sinking toward the 1,000-foot level, currently below 700 feet, as the camp grows and activity continues in the area.
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Staunton
Tucan
Silver Bell
Imperial Company
Upton
Immigration totals in January rise slightly from prior year
In January the total immigration to the United States reached 54,517, up from 51,127 last January, a net increase of 3,200. The report notes a sharp decline from December and highlights Japanese immigrants rising from 911 to 5,275, about a 430 percent gain.
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United States
Assay Company Ad Pitches Mail Samples and Prices
An old classified style notice from the Assay Co at 1596 Court Place Denver promotes mail samples with quick attention. It lists gold and silver prices, copper options, and mailing envelopes with a price list. Rich ores and reliable assays are highlighted in a compact promotional snippet.
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Lion
CapEs Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Calo
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Cochise County, Arizona
W. M. Kuses
R. Hows
Tombstone, Ariz
Jan. Sth
Am. Rises
W C Foster
Bank of Bisbee
Miners’ & Merchants’ Bank
Tional Bank Bisbee
Bank of Zonal Bank D Vgtas
First National of
Totatetone
Exid
Post Office
Commissioner of Immigration
HE Berner
Andy Scott
JC Hancock
Prescriet
Board of Superre
Pont
Charlace
E A Hughes
WG Buchanan
A Banke
JJ Huttacker
SJ Huyburet
Douglas Chas Kreadar
Geo H Hamm
Lowell
FJ Hogan
WG McDonald
McDonald
J Hayhurst
Frea Moore
Young Davis
Pirtleville
John F White
JH Wesson
Chas Kreuder
First National Bank
Fitzimmons & Jennings
Lowel
W G Bachanan
Labor and Supplies Bank of Bisbee
J Bennett
Anders
Frederick
Obas Krender
Geo D Barnard & Co
Alfred A Ferguson
LW Blind Lumber Co
Geo D Bernard & Co
Recorder
Attestmas
B. Howe
Tomtatone
Aris
Board of
Eupers
Atte
Prescot
W M Rigge
J N Gaines
WG Gilmore
Court House
Ste Cabe
Bond
C A Wallace
The
Frank Moreno
Doug
Evan Davia
J Pierce
Atv Aurea
Paul
G W Swain
Frank Baucr
Gleason
Ben Flippen
Flippen
Asault
St. David
March 3Rd
J. O. Anderson
Zohn Burns
Bishor
Muskatine
Towa
Carl and
Ernest Graf of
Huschuea Siding
Frank
Henry Fitch
Win Holmes
John Gleason
J. A. Rock-follow
Francis Stuller
LW Wallace
Rodeo
P Murray
Ayers
C-Aper
Sean Zane
Tyor
Arizona Legislature
E. BU Pea RM
Tgorarer
Oor
Rejaest
Perry & Yeerolts
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