Tombstone Epitaph Reflects Mining Map and Local Life
The Tombstone epitaph edition discusses Cochise County’s mining districts centered on Tombstone, Bisbee, and a chain of districts from the Huachucas to the Chiricahuas. It notes investment potential and a vivid view of regional wealth, then shifts to local life with wedding joy, a dying mother, and fate’s extremes, followed by a critique of county seat moves from Benson to Warren, Bisbee, then Douglas, lamenting the disruption to records and daily governance.
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Tombstone
Cochise County
Great Warren
Bisbee
Huachucas
Rincons
Dragoons
Commonwealth
Gleason
Johnson Camp
Dos Cabezas
Arizona
Douglas
Benson
Warren
Mexico
Court House
Lief
Do You ink for Yourself
Public notice style ad claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s illnesses has endorsements from medical teachers and leading practitioners. Offers to mail free samples or information if readers send name and address. Buffalo N Y reference.
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de. Pierce
Piecon Buffalo N
Pearce Players Pound Pelt Promiscuously
Pearce won 22 to 6 in a baseball game with standout performances from McPherson who hit a four-run homer and Cai Clind sley with three home runs. Clifford and Crable headline pitching and Geld fielding while the Pearce team prepares for a rematch.
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Pearce
Roberts
McPherson
Cai Clindsley
Clifford
Frank Crable
I Reckon I Tried to Cover Too Much Territory
A fight-hardened speaker boasts he can defeat any man in Cochise County and Arizona. A cross-eyed man delivers a stinging blow, sending the boastful gunman flying through the doors as silence and disbelief settle over the crowd.
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Fairbank
Tombatone
Hebedy
Cochise County
Golly
Arizona
Ten Little Bisbeeites Take Their Departure
Ten Little Bisbeeites left yesterday after a rollicking visit in Arizona's flower garden. The group shared tales from the Tombstone area and carried away a bottle of crystal water described with florid, humorous prose.
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Arizona
Tombstone
Euphrates
Lewis Springs
Tripple Tragedy Occurs in Douglas Today
Douglas police officer Bob Hiltorn reports a triple shooting in Douglas. Shortly before leaving, a man on Sixteenth Street fatally shot his wife, wounded a man who intervened, and the third shooter died from Winchester wounds. The jealousy motive centers on a resident named Eike.
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Bob Hiltorn
Douglas
Sixteenth Street
Winchester
Strek
Eike
Dougls
Mexico plans vigorous campaign against Yaquis in Sonora
A Nogales dispatch reports the Mexican government preparing a strong campaign against Yaqui rebels in Sonora. The Twenty second battalion arrived at Guayimas aboard the Alamosa and Tampico carries the Twenty fifth battalion. About 1000 Yaquis are under guard at Hermosillo and will be deported to Yucatan aboard the Tampico and Alamosa.
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Nogales
Sonora
Guayimas
Tampica
Hermosillo
Yucatan
Alamora
Freighter Fred Rose Injured in Horse Incident
Fred Rose, a reclamation service employee, was thrown from a horse he rode and suffered a broken leg. Pneumonia in Bisbee shows signs of decline.
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Fred Rose
The
Reclamation Service
Dwindling Bisbee Bunch's Wild Tombstone Trip
A humorous tale recounts ten Bisbee boys on a Tombstone outing who sample various drinks, miss the whiskey, and face a chain of misadventures ending with one choosing water. The piece pokes fun at their excesses while praising Tombstone whiskey and water, with a cautionary moral.
Odd Fellows Celebrate 89th Anniversary Ball
The Odd Fellows held a private smoker at the Masonic building last night to mark the 89th anniversary of the order. Judge Cunningham gave the main speech, noting a membership near one million, with remarks by W. E. Gentry and others. The evening included boxing, a humorous recitation, and light refreshments.
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C. S. McReynolds
W.E. Gentry
Douglas
Will Brown
J. Kimball
George Bravin
Mr. Calderwood
John Crochitt
Harry Macia
Nccason
Saunders
Benedict
Sneak Thief Grabs Cash From Saloon Transom
A youth broke into James Marre's saloon yesterday morning through the rear transom and stole 930 dollars from a cash register, leaving 15 cents. Jim plans to thank the sender via the Puosrecrox and notes only a juvenile could fit through the opening.
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Kary
James Marre
Jim
Itruder
Discoveries At Indian Ruins Near Rit Lite Station
A party of scientists including professors Blake, Macdougal, Fewkes, and Kore returned from a field survey through Catuilass and nearby mountains. They found underground huts and surface remains two to three feet tall, with an estimated 300 to 500 inhabitants at the village once known as Chakyue Yuma, located near Rillito Station.
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Catuilass
Tortilixa
Tucson Mountains
Chien
W P.blake
TD. Macdougal
Forcat Interstory
de. Fewkes
Smitheanian Unautorion
Washington
Tr. Kore
Botaniet
Rit Lite
Fewkes
Chakyue- Yuma
Rillito Station
Fewkee
Asbestos Mines In Grand Canyon Province Visit
A Grand Canyon mining promoter named Bass or Base, in town Tuesday, described a major asbestos project. He claimed a vast lode exists and expects to ship ore once financing and regulatory hurdles are cleared, asserting millions of tons of asbestos ore are available.
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WLW
Bass
Grand Canyon
Aid
Base
Wattiame
Distinguished Visitors To the County Seat
The district court term in Cochise county opens with a parade of legal talent. Local and visiting attorneys including Geo Neal Freds ter C M Reynolds Thos Bennett J M O Connell W S Cleary Fal Flannigan E B Ellenwood Bue bee J W Ross Frank Doan W A Wright Jno McGowan Douglas Col Wis Herring and Mrs Thos Sorin gather as officials assess the work before them and set the order of proceedings in Tombstone.
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Ensbrio
Cochise
Darey
Agrossi
Geo. Neal
Freds Ter
C. M. Reynolds
Thos. Bennett
Ij. M. O'Connell
W. 8. Cleary
Fal Flannigan
E. B. Ellenwood
Buebee
J. W. Ross
Frank Doan
W. A Wright
Jno
McGowan
Douglas
Col. Wis
Herring
Mre
Thos Sorin
Indy
Tucson
Tombstone
District Court
Thie
Bisbee and Tombstone Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Nick Fronteovich and Fannie Kovachovich both of Bisbee obtained marriage licenses. John Wilson and Helen Wilton McDougal, both of Bisbee, also obtained licenses. Cizario Montijo and Josafine Valeniuala, both of Tombstone, were licensed. Geo H Gardner and Alma Dane sho, of Doug, secured licenses.
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Nick Fronteovich
Fannie Kovachovich
Bisbee
John Wilson
Helen Wilton McDougal
Cizario Montijo
Josafine Valeniuala
Tombstone
Geo. H. Gardner
Alma Dane
Sho
Doug
Judge Nave Also a Judge of Good Climate
Judie Frederick Nave completes a brief exchange with Fudge FM Dean for coupleal weeks. The climate of Toatetone is cited as improving and the judge notes gains from the swap. The report highlights perceived benefits and anticipates continued positive effects on mood and local governance.
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Nave
Judie Frederick Nave
Fudge FM
Lhw
Toatetone
Turkat
Million Acre Foreclosure Sale Saga Emerges in State
Reports by Nora detail a vast foreclosure of a million acre tract known as Lot No. 4 Cerro Tordillo Las Animas Mabibi once misnamed Campbell land grant. Mortgage held by Bank of Sonora, with Campbell Boathro nts Hacienda Matabi associates. Court action seeks sale and vesting of title.
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Cerro Tordillo
Las Animas
Mabibi
Campbell
Boathrornts
Father and Son
Hacienda Matabi? Company
Bank of Sonora
Asd Defwaltin
Alesure
Hithetani
Probate court commitment at Phoenix noted in Daily
From Wednesday's Daily: Tedy Barclay committed by Judge Goodbory in Phoenix. Douglas residents and county officials appear in town. Notable mentions include hospital bid plans, local officials, and arrivals from Bisbee and Tombstone.
Former Chief Executive McCord Dies in Phoenix
Myron I. McCord, a prominent figure who served as governor of Arizona, United States marshal, and Nogales port collector, died in Phoenix after a weeks-long illness. He moved to Arizona about fifteen years ago, joined the board of control, and held senior federal posts after leading the Rough Riders recruiting in the southwest.
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Myron I
Phoenix
Trerope
McCord
United States
Nogales
Arizona
Board of Control
McKinley
Engineering Feat At the Big Shaft
A dramatic engineering operation at the big shaft lowered a 16 000 pound component to the 1 000 foot level with only three inches to spare. The move underscores Tombstone Consolidated's faith in the district's resources and showcases notable technical skill.
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Theig
Mark Smith May Attend Banquet
Members of the Bisbee Board of Trade prepare for a banquet to honor railroad men on the fifteenth of next month. A letter to Secretary Reynolds from Hon Marcus A Smith says he will try to attend if Congress adjourns in time for him to travel to Bisbee. Representative Smith indicated he will be on hand if feasible.
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Bisbee Board of Trade
Reynolds
Marcus A. Smith
Smith
Congress
Bisbee
Odd Fellows mark eighty ninth anniversary observance
Members nationwide celebrate the eighty ninth anniversary of Odd Fellowship. Local lodges postponed events to today and the local lodge plans a smoker tonight in humor of the occasion.
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
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