Mexican Peons Are Shut Out
Major George Webb, in charge of immigration review for Arizona and New Mexico from El Paso to Yuma, tightens controls on Mexican workers. El Paso reports 27,000 arrivals last year. agencies placed workers with railroad contractors. Overnight, over 300 were sent back. four Arizona ports will keep him busy enforcing any new orders to restrict entry.
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George Webb
U.S
Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso
Yuma
United States
Major Webb
Washington
Webb
Tucson Star
Vote On Statehood Conference Tomorrow
A Washington dispatch reports minor amendments to the statehood bill are shaping for use as arguments. At the conference session the admission of Arizona and New Mexico was debated at length, with a compromise proposed and adjournment until Tuesday. The Foraker amendment would allow joint statehood votes, timing to be decided.
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Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Foraker
Territories
No Man Stronger Than Mis Stomach
A fragmented health article discusses the stomach as the body’s vital organ, asserting strength depends on nourishment. It warns that starvation or poor digestion weakens the entire body, listing symptoms like fatigue, headaches, and irregular heart action.
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Ford
Liz
Louis Pare
Quebec
Yaquis Cross Line And Are Captured Near Douglas
Eleven Yaqui Indians with four men and one to three children were brought to Douglas by Sergeant Hopkins and turned over to immigration officials under the pauper immigration act. The group, first Yaquis arrested under the new order, fled from San Bernardino creek ranch after their burros, frightened by tales from Colonia Morelos and Mormons, and were intercepted near Lee station and the line with nine burros recaptured.
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Douglas
Sergt. Hopkins
Ransgers
New Order
Immigration Department
Douglas Dispatch
Gabalondi Brothers
San Bernardino Creek
Slaughter Ranch
Colonia Morelos
Yuestan
United States
Gatalondi
Sergt
Hopking
Lee Station
Senator Foraker Confident on Arizona Statehood
Judge W H Stilwell met Senator Foraker of Ohio in Washington and discussed statehood. Foraker asserted there is no danger to Arizona and New Mexico becoming states and that a future bill will allow Arizona to work out its destiny within its borders.
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W.H. Stilwell
Washington City
United States Supreme Court
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Washington
Foraker
Stilwell
New Mexico
Asoun
Arizona
Foraker Ays
Another Brewery For Arizona
Wisconsin capitalists organize a Tucson company to build a large four story brick brewery with capacity of 25 000 barrels per year.
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Wisconsin
Tucson
New Revenue Collector for Arizona and New Mexico
Floyd J Gibbons of Prescott, Arizona, today succeeded A L Morrison Jr as deputy internal revenue collector for New Mexico and Arizona, marking a change in the tax administration leadership in the region.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Dispatch Age
Floyd J Gibbons
Prescott
Arizona
A.L. Morrison, Jr
Internal Revenue
Auditor Visiting Arizona on Business
J. J. Wragovich, auditor for the Development Company of America headquartered in New York, which operates extensively in Arizona and is the parent firm of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company, is in Phoenix on company business.
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Arizona
J. J. Wragovich
Deevelopment Company of America
New York
Tombstone Consalidated Mines Company
Phoenix
Cochise County Board of Supervisors April 5 1906 Minutes
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors met in Prescott Riggs and Taylor present with Bowen absent. Read January February March and early April minutes. approved numerous claims and salaries for jail, assessor, sheriff, and guards. discussed road work, bridges, and road overseers. granted leases, petitions, and public works, and adjourned to April 16 1906.
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Riggs
Taylor
Bowen
Ami
W Clark
Nweo
Ecco Ee
Peter Pierson
Neo
J O'Reily
J A Sander
W J Wamel
Chas F Fanning
WC Murray
J D Prewitt
Bowie
J A. Rockfellow
Quong Chung Sing
Elbert Asborn
Parsons
Fee
F N.walcot
Indig
JM Scnelling
WR King
Cortiti
Tom Larnien
Justice of
Pace Court
John A Mason
Machomich Mercantile Co
Court House
J B Miano
Molland Chemical Co
Jul Moore & Coryell
Yan Fong
EB Houston
Consolidated Printog & Publishing Co
Thos A Moore
Medica Fae
HH McNeil
H H McNeil
Justice of Peace
Harry G — cGee
Dical
Fred Moar
Lowell AR Hicew
Douglas
Rao
H McNeil
Womack
J A Lewandoski
Andy Scott
Taylor and
Rigge
Fred Moore
Furter
Chase Travis
A H Smith
Herefort
Sulphur Spring Valley
White River
Lower
San Pedro River
Antonio Soza
Etzranch
Pine County
Benson
J M Shilling
B F Holland
Tombstone
Steve M Miller
K Williams
Ofce
J O'Reilly
Robert Bargeant
Bisbee
Pete Medigovich
Moore & Co
J H James
BieheGsjace-saneneess
SH Tames
Bis- Lotngeles Rooter Stamp Co
Delta BM
Lopper Queen Consolidated Mining Co
Assensor
Charles Kreuder
Monmouier
Justice Fees
Pearce
Juetiove of
District Atorney
Great railroad plan could split country coast to coast
A reported proposal outlines a northern railroad from the Gulf of California to the Northwest, starting near Agiampo Sonora close to the border of Sinaloa. The route would cross Cochise County near the Huachuca foothills, with surveying parties active, and a main line from the Gulf into the Dakotas aimed at tapping the Northwestern wheat belt and moving millions in trade.
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Owen
Gulf of California
Agiampo
Sonora
Sinaloa
Gulf
Panama
Sratec
Vanderbilt Intercate
Coe County
Moe
Huachucas
Chicago
Minneapolis
Denver
Dakotas
Great Northwestern
Latest Style in Chicago Fashion Decree for Ladies
Fashion editor notes Dame Fashwo requires ladies to carry pet dogs in satchels made for the purpose. Aimed at dog owners, the rule prompts prideful obedience. Nurses meanwhile determine appropriate provisions for babies.
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Chi
Fashwo
Meeting of Arizona Mothers hear national speaker
The Arizona congress of Mothers schedules a gathering at Padget hall for May 6 with Mrs. Frederick Spoff, president of the National Congress of Mothers, delivering the address. She was enroute to Los Angeles for the national congress meeting. The exact hour will be announced soon.
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Arizona Congress of Mothers
Padget Hall
Board of Managers
Frederick Spoff
National Congress of Mothers
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the Board of Supervisors
Cochise County
Tesneroxe
Ariz
Board of Supervisors
Smith & Toland
EA Dugan
Tombstone Improvement Co
Tombstone Prospector
NX Thomas
Sidney “Radgewsy
H A James
Seate Gotlit
Monmonier
Justice
Pege
Justce
Hoop Brush Co
Court House Yaple & Morena
Gedfrey
George Bravin
JD Rewitt
Chamberlain & Hawkins
W Walker
Christenson
J W Moore
McPherson
Tl S&s
He McNei
McNeil
Seasion Board of Supervisors
D A Adams
San Ignacio del Barbacomari
Said
Edmunds & Caven
E Dave
Beire
Naco
Lowell
Warren
South Bisbee
Don Louis
Osborne
Bakerville
Carr and Miller Canyons
Huachuca Mountains
Davie and Associates
Davis and Associates
A E Davis
Citiens of
Lowel
J Haas
J Flanigan
Cuas R Howe
Meeting of
Arizona Mothers
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