Taxpayers Face Extra Charge as Property Out of Soak
Thursday's Daily notes a $1 increase to remove property from soak and reports various local motions. Ed Roberts visits from his ranch, Bruce arrives in Phoenix, and Julia Driscoll weds James Guthrie of Tucson. The Blue Bell mine location near Turquois by Foley Holmes and Gallagher is recorded, while officials shuffle across Arizona and a Tucson-bound Phoenix paper earns credit for a claim. The Mexican boundary commission plans to move toward Yuma, and court actions include Doraimi's delivery to Scott White as a witness. Heavy rains hit the county, drilling, irrigation, and wood-cutting from Willcox to Willcox ranches. A pair of Missouri canvassers promote Rural Home, a nonpartisan fireside journal for valley resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doraimi
Scott White
Yuma
Laguunie
Hostetler's Stomach Bitters Promoted for Health
Readers hear praise for Hostetler's Stomach Bitters as a universal restorer for travellers emigrants and those in poor health. The tonic is praised to aid stomach liver and digestion and to guard against common malarial fevers and ailments from impure water and crude diets.
Governor appoints new officials to fill state boards
Gov Hughes announces appointments to fill vacancies on state boards. HE Kemp resigns as commissioner of the insane and Cha B Ming joins the board replacing McKinney. George G Thornton joins livestock sanitary board succeeding W H Lake who resigns and moves to another post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hughes
State Home
Commissioner of the Insane
HE Kemp
Cha. B. Ming
Mr. McKinney
George 3. Thornton
Livestock Sanitary ‘Board
Vies
W. H. Lake
Lum
Court rules advertising costs illegal in delinquents case
Court proceedings cover mandamus on city issues plus trialjury action and grand jury findings. Several defendants request delays while others face charges including grand larceny and theft of tools. Tax case on advertising costs cited as key point, with stipulation for half-cost stenographic report and rulings on quash motion.
Obscure Arizona Lead Vein Mined by Workers Near Willcox
A trio including George Aum and Chaney Cunningham relocated a mine at Arivaipa in January and worked a new site. They struck a lead ore vein under the grass roots, cut thirty feet, three feet wide, with ore reportedly 50 percent lead and rich silver. A 25 ton shipment is being hauled to Willcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Aum
Cnaney Cunningham
A. McDonald
Arivaipa
Jimmy Carr
Aim
Cuuk
Iver
Willcox
Rodeo Circuit Planned Across Pima County Ranches
The Star reports rodeos in Pima County with events starting at Arivaca tomorrow and proceeding toward Supari and the Marsh ranches. Ranchers must raise 1000 to 2500 head to meet Montana contracts as the Semaniego roundup begins on the 28th from Canada del Oro to Willow Springs and Tortillitas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arivaca
Supari
Marsh Ranches
Montana
Canada del Oro
Willow Springs
Tortillitas
False irrigation scheme around Salton Sea debated
The tale claims a railroad land sale by the Southern Pacific to Colorado River Irrigation Co sparks a vast canal plan to irrigate California lands near the Salton Sink. The report notes skepticism about railroad sections and shifts of value among new owners as the project targets a large canal from the Colorado River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salton Lake
Crantey
Yura Times
Bunthern Pacific Company
Colorado River Irrigation Co
Thalier Cannon
Yume
Colorado River
Salton
Weeters
California
Sanitary Board to Meet in Phenix May 27
The Live Stock Sanitary Commissioners plan a Phenix meeting Saturday May 27 at 10 oclock. All members are expected to attend for important business including board reorganization and the reception of new members. Colin Cameron is hoped as president though confirmations are pending. Cameron is in Texas but will attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Live Stock Sanitary Commissioners
Phenix
Colin Cameron
Camera
Texas
Heralt
Shuster and Young in Morning Assault Case
A.T. Shuster and James Young exchanged words in front of Bauer’s meat market. Shuster hurled a five pound sample of gold ore at Young, who dodged the blow and stumbled. A warrant issued and Shuster appeared for hearing, bound over to the grand jury on assault with intent to cause serious bodily harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Shuster
James Young
Bauer
Mr. Shuster
Mr. Mauer
Mr. Young
Jalut
IL Weluck
Duncan
Grand Jury
Local noting names and places from a historical page
Readable fragment lists individuals and places including Geo Raum Wilcox Moore and others such as Thos Haworth, Chas Noyes, Janet Noyes, Gus Noyes, J H Jones Bisbee, E R Jones, F Morgen, WS File, Dave Johnson and AD Wall. No clear event or action is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Raum
Wilcox
Moore
Ranet
FC Moore
Thos Haworth
Chas Noyes
Janet
Gus Noyes
Ranet E & Monk
AD Wall
Dave Johnson
Casque Railroading Train Runs From Challilee To Roswell
A tiny one car line operated by Casque Railroading in Georgia travels about fifteen miles along the Air Line road from Challilee to Roswell. The engine lacks tender and brakemen, no bells or warnings precede its approach, and it stops randomly for passengers appearing in cotton patches or fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casque Railroading
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Challilee
Air Line
Roswell
Jive Without Drink in French Region Produces Teetotal Sheep
A peculiar French region yields entrants that do not drink as sheep graze on fragrant herbs. Cows drink little and Roquefort cheese is made from their milk. An international monetary conference is planned for November after the world’s fair, aiming to soften Britain’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Roquefort
Ing
Chicago
Rainy Friday and assorted town notes from Tombstone
Friday brought 15 to 100 percent inch of rain. W H Stilwell left town for an indefinite absence. H G Howe named notary public by Gov Hughes. Memorial Day May 20 falls on a Tuesday. J D Gilbert and wife and J C Jones registered at the San Jose. Union mine location at Bisbee filed for record by E B R Sweitzer. No prisoners in Graham county jail for first time in years. W H L Skinner arrived from Tucson to claim wages on the Kinnear estate. Frank Henry filled grand jury duties in place of Staehle. Scott White heads to Yuma to fetch prisoner Dorami for district court witness. Delahante owns a two wheeled gig rod trotter seen in Tombstone. Court not in session due to Judge Stoan’s illness. Perrcott Courier notes a colony of five thousand Turks from Constantinople to settle in Arizona. Gatewood reports no new progress in the murder case of young Trn Atlantic & Pacific RR property sales and large land deals in New Mexico and Arizona. Small in El Paso secures a large contract in Bisbee. Hargins Hearst shipped over 1000 head. Montes charged with horse theft found not guilty. Valencis found exhausted in Fairbank cabin. Storm widespread with heavy rain on the coast and rivers flooding nearby. Cattle trade remains active with higher prices in Colorado markets. Deswan’s Pastic feature previews futures of earthly life in the June issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kappes
Tough
Mr. Connelly
Bisbee
W. A. Gray
St. David
E. Hope
Dos Cabeza
Toomorrow
Florez Ramirez
Bernal
Nevstro
Ruiz
Chas
Granville Johnston
Tine
Fall & Otove
W. H. Stilwell
Stuehie
Soto
Allison
Pima
Jowiing
Kells
Alex Chisholm
Sloan
Aldiva
Thore
James Reilly
Deaud Clark and
Barnes
Texas Pacific Round Trip Ticket Cut to 55 Dollars
El Paso paper announces that after tomorrow the Texas and Pacific line will sell round trip tickets from El Paso to Chicago for 55 dollars, a cut of nearly 20 dollars under current rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas & Pacific Rot
Chilcago
Tennis Party at Wan Residence Delights Guests
Col and Mrs Wan hosted a social tennis party for friends and family at their home. The event featured a 4:30 to dusk match on a decorated court, a championship game between Douglas and Red Intreak, illuminated grounds with Chinese lanterns, elaborate lawn refreshments, and an evening of dancing and merry conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Wan
Herring
Douglas
Red Intreak
Questa
Aluel
Costs for World Columbian Exposition access and exhibits
The passage lists a 39 cent admission fee covering access to the World Columbian Exposition grounds and major buildings, plus 10 to 50 cent fees for special midway entertainments. It totals about $15.10 for all included attractions. It also contains unrelated notes about cowboys, local notices, and a patent remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monastery of
la Cabida
Columbus
United States
Cairo
Stormy May Weather Signals Wet Summer in Cochise County
A stormy spell drenched the Sulphur Spring valley and Chiricahua foothills with heavy rain overnight. Tombstone tallied half an inch by six this morning as eastern winds and low clouds persisted, while historic May rainfall hints at a wetter July and August per Col. Mike Gray, Arizona weather expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yester
Spring Valley
Chiricahua Mountains
Tomb~ Atone
Dragoon
California
Los An- Angeles
Arizona
Tombstone
Cochite County
Mike Gray
Parisian Habits And Facts In A Mixed Chronicle
A fragmentary glimpse lists Paris metrics and quirks such as 39000 well to do admit free at theaters and over 400600 shade trees along the city. It notes hotel guest amenities and café practices and mentions diverse figures from senators to scholars with social habits and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trin
Paris
Sixaton
Cone
Wititataw Rep
Enor Terr
Cornell Univerroa
Mbt
San Domingo
Spain
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Roberts
Bruce
Phoenix
Julia Driscoll
James Guthrie
Tucson
Blue Bell
Turquois
Foley, Holmes and Gallagher
E. B. Monk
George Christ
Phil A. Dougherty
Crittenden Mounted
Charles Christ
Dunavan
Buenos Ayres
W. W. Williams
the Gazette
Turson
Welle-Fargo
Overton
State of Washington
C.O.D' Call
A. E. Bredall
Percy C. Glover
St. Louis
Misouri
Weil Ator
Hostetler
Pacific
Mississippi
Cocutte
Palace
J. H. Jones
ER Jone
Iconnelly
F Morgen
Eax
H. G. Howe
J.D. Gilbert
JC. Jones
San Jose
Union
Bishee
E. BR. Sweitzer
Graham County
W. H L. Skinner
Kinnear
Frank Henry
Mr. Staehle
Yura
Dorami
Delahante
Stoan
Perrcott Courier
Arizina’s
Constantinople
Iufsney
Jones
Gatewort
Young
Trn Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
New Mexico
EL Paro
Grant Onanty
Hargins Hearst Company
Southern Pacific
Montes
Chas. Valencis, & Wandchopper
Fair= bank
San Pedro
Routt
Colorado
Kansas City
Orleans
San Simon
S. Douglas
Waco
Acd
Cieruselves
Antona
Chet "Douglas
Ana
Sibower's
Rochester
Cal
GAY Paris
Dean Farora
Molly
Texas Siftings
Cesromen
Sean
Lee
Ecbaul
Kien
Ifonta Parvaparnia
Jesus Monary
Tate Ca
Tewily
Scvaparna
E. Burlingame
Coryraste
Walt
Henver Public "Sampling Works CO
Fe Eee Sam Soca Owenesr
Denver, Colo
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