Tombstone Epitaph Promotes Arizona Citizenship Roots
The Tombstone Epitaph editor WM Hattich extols Arizona as a thriving commonwealth with over 200000 residents. He praises the hardy pioneer lineage and the ideal climate, mountains, plains, canyons, and sunshine as factors shaping noble manhood and womanhood.
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Tombstone
Arizona
Territorial Items Of Interest Condensed
J B Curran, a noted southern weather writer, plans a weekly journal at Flephast Butte Dam near El Paso, expected to be named The Dan Trath. Sharlot Hall and Governor Sloan are to attend the Arizona Development Board meeting in Douglas. Douglas church leaders resignations and new training school plans surface. Rev Sam Small plans a Democratic morning paper in Phoenix. Medical news notes a cancer scare eased for J S Fisher. Rev H E Marshall buys a well drilling outfit for ground water near Yeager. Jerome Miners Union hosts a smoker with several speakers. Camp Bowie land sale notice details various tracts and payment terms. Postal savings banks to be tested at Bistee and Silver City May 1. Insurrecto events and weather and crime notes intersperse throughout.
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South. Weater
Flephast Butte
el Paso
Dan Trath
Sloan
Sharlot Hall
Arizona Development Board
Douglas
Arta
George Logic
Presbyterian Church
Th Presbyterian
Tucson
Sam Small
Phoenix
Phoenix Sun
Camp Bowie Doned Military Reservation
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington
Camp Bowie
Arizona
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Register and Receiver of Land Office
District Land Office
Sto Tor
Arzona
Fred Dennett
Commissioner General Land Office
Frank Pierce
Local county boards meet. April licenses and jail figures noted
Monday's Daily reports county boards preparing monthly reports to the Hoard of Supervisors with a 7 pm session in Mosion. April saw UK marriage licenses issued, down thirteen from last year’s 81. United States prisoners await federal grand jury action. Various small items include travels, census work starting this week, and Masons preparing initiations.
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Leanse
Marta John Gregwy
Gladys Nellie Thor
Pusher
Jeileoven
United States
Federal
Burt Masia
Bond Ranch
Joe Hood
Workers Publishing and Printing Company Incorporation Bisbee
Articles filed with Cochise county recorder show the Workers Publishing and Printing company of Bisbee intends magazine and newspaper publishing, groceries for living, insurance writing, and brokerage services during printer shop downturns.
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Workers Publishing and Printing Company
Bisbee
Cochise County
Sunday In Tombstone Churches Services Report
The Rev Deck preached an object sermon on Jesus the Worlds Magnet at 11 am aiding children in attendance. The Hedged In Life was the Sunday Schools subject with 68 in attendance led by Miss Williamson at 7 pm. A well attended morning Sunday School and 7 pm League service were noted with usual attendance.
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Deck
Jesus
Williamson
Hawaii
Philippine
We'rlock
Mortal Remains of Pioneer Laid to Rest
The mortal remains of pioneer Robert Kettlewell were laid to rest in the City Cemetery after impressive services at the family home. Friends gathered in abundance, the casket adorned with flowers as Rev HA Deck led prayers and hymns, praising the departed settler and his life.
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Robert Kettlewell
HA Deck
Journey to the cemetery honors four veteran soldiers
A Confederate veteran led a somber procession as four aged volunteers attended the first journey to the cemetery. Pallbearers and citizens gathered to honor the fallen, with the choir singing and offers of tribute reflecting deep reverence for the deceased and their shared past.
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Godreb
Tw Jones
Fancan
Pallhoar
O Neill Speaks For Constitution In Arizona Debate
The report records O Neill arguing on the Arizona constitution in a committee hearing. He favors popular vote on any changes but denies Congress power to amend the document without a public referendum. Several committee members echo his stance while Mark Smith attends briefly.
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Washington
Haurine
Jan
Congress
Arizona
All Now Quiet At Agua Prieta
County Road Superintendent Sam Elder arrived on the noon train from Douglas to attend the monthly board of supervisors meeting. He said squads are quiet at Agua Prieta but federal troops fortify the border with trenches and outposts. he described daily scouting for rebels near Niggerhead Mountain and noted recruits from across Arizona joining forces, with reinforcements expected from Guaymas if current peace negotiations fail.
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Sam Elder
Douglas
Board of Supervisors
Mr Elder
Agus Prieta
Juan Cabral
Arizona
Shipping a Trainload of Cochise Cattle to Wyoming Pasture
Seal and Hysham of the Four Bar ranch ship a trainload of cattle from Douglass to Morecrot Wyoming. Cattle arrived yesterday from the Four Bar range into Sulphur Spring valley east of Tombstone and will be placed on pasture in Wyoming.
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Seal & Hysham
Four-Bar Ranch
Douglass Shipping Pene
Four-bar
Sulphur Spring Valley
Tombstone
Morecrot
Wyoming
Articles of Incorporation Filed for Two Firms
The county recorder lists filings for Kosco Trading Company and Southwestern Land and Irrigation Company. Kosco Trading seeks to engage in wholesale and retail commerce in various goods with a $50,000 stock. incorporators include Richardson, Frank W Dean, and E Rolling. Southwestern Land and Irrigation plans to handle real and personal property with principal business at Rishee. incorporators include LA Broan, Joseph M Mabeim, and J J Overlock.
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County Recorder
Kosco Trading Company
Richardson
Frank W Dean
E Rolling
Douglas
Nature Cof Basie
el Stock
Southwestern Land and Irrigation Company
LA Broan
Joseph M Mabeim
J J Overlock
Rishee
Fragmented OCR Note on Company Actions and Shares
An unclear OCR passage mentions a business dealing in water electricity and telephone lines and selling something described as Al mete by business. It references a deal with bands of sexual stork and a division for shares of five dollars, but details are garbled and uncertain.
New Cases Filed In Both Courts
A string of civil actions filed in multiple courts includes debts and property disputes. Notable matters involve Caribbront vs. Haber et al on mining title, and International and Light Co. et al. with a $50,000 judgment and title quieting. Also listed are divorces, estates, guardianships, and appointments of executors and special commissioners across several estates and guardianships in Los Angeles.
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Fort National Merk
Douglas
Debe Caribbront
Haber
Wilden
Herriard
International and Light Company
Los Angeles Trust and Savings Hank Creditor
Bisher Light and Vowar Company
Whaley
Deotors
Ant and Mra
Elizabeth Hamlett Gillespie
BEIM
Sunes
Henry Fitret
Sarabary
Byrd
Surebury
City council opposes fly Senator Werk and son Prescott visit
Globe city council denounces the common house fly Senator Werk and his son C W Clark visiting Prescott on a coast return from Jeronia. The Prescott invaders shouted a catchy battle cry during their Arizona town tour. The grand jury for the May term will assemble in Prescott next Monday.
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Globe
Senator Werk
C.W. Clark
Prescott
Jeronia
Arizona
Preacott
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Toledo We the undersigned have known J Cheney for the past 15 years and believe him honorable in all business dealings Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting upon the blood and mucous surfaces Testimonials free Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists
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J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. Cheney
Inet
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