Tombstone Stands as County Seat Despite Relocation Talk
A local piece argues Tombstone remains the county seat, noting surrounding towns like Bisbee Warren Benson and Naco have tussled with the issue but the old court house and Cochise county bar retain influence. The writer says county seat removal efforts are effervescent and inconsequential and Tombstone endures as the permanent focal point.
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Tombstone
Bisbee
Warren
Benson
Naco
Tresceau
Red Court House
Cochise County
Css County
Trust the plain old boy who keeps his word
The text extols trusting a dependable man who honors debts and stays true to family. It urges faith in merchants and local integrity, praising honesty over flashy wealth, and promising success in mining, agriculture, and community enterprise through steadfast character.
Chamber of Commerce Reconsiders Warren Ruling in County
A Bisbee chamber discussion hints at amending resolutions favoring Warren as county seat. Proposed wording would state Tombstone remains the central, healthiest, best drained town with the county rent staying there.
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Bisbee Chamber of Commitrce
Waren
Chamber of Commerce of
Mises
Warren
Tombstone
The Tombstone High School Election Tomorrow
Voter turnout is urged for Tombstone as residents decide whether to sustain a local high school. Supporters argue growth warrants in-town schooling to keep students from needing to go to other cities for advanced studies.
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Tombstone
Doings in the District Court Monday May 11
The district court handles civil debt cases from Santa Cruz and related firms in a day of varied actions. Cases include the Sorrel Top Mining Company versus Lewellyn Iron Works, and other firms in Nogales, Tucson, and Los Angeles with matters of embezzlement, debt, and title disputes. Several hearings, demurrers, and pleas are noted, along with divorces and trials set for June.
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Jugs Doar
Civid
Santa Crus Monty
Sorrel Top Mining Co
Lewellym Iron Works
Los Angeles
Allurt Strrafeld & Co
Turse Koy & Titcomb
Nogales
Gardiner, Wordwin & Gos
Tucson
Lew
Joe Cima
Agatols Brennot
Francis Tooth
Antonio Giacoletta
Secrel Top Mining Company
Arizona Consolidated Company
Nome
Oro Bivins
Ngalor
Allert Steinfelt Company
Roy and Titcomb
Lowellye’ Tron Works Company
Gairdner, Worthen & Goss
Rena Commercial Co
Jedganonit
Telatary
Bibee and
Douglas
Matt Barts
New Meston
Mae
Seale
Bib Warren
Linh
Ami Cave
South
A. BR. Exglieh
Rosenbarg
Benson
Death by Own Action on Mexican Rail Line
A telegraph operator A G Luckett at Naranjor station near Cananea Yaqai River Pacific sent a final note announcing his intent to die by his own hand. After failing to calm him the operator sent a last grim message then shot himself with a Winchester rifle, the next train found Luckett dead. Luckett, a Spanish American War veteran, had suffered from melancholy and believed incurable disease. In other news, A K E Devin resigned as president of Huschnee Water Co and John W Walker was elected to fill the vacancy. David Troxier, Mesa provost, died at his home Saturday.
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Sarah D. Puske
Birken
Mary B. Wood
John W. Wood
Fred Hedberg
Elfrida Hedberg
James Hagan
Wiliam Murphy
Serere
Gilmorongei Edward Perrin
Rabooomari
Nick I Medigovich
Panl Vukosavosich
Cananea
Yaqai River
Pacific
Jeomes
San Blas
State of Sinales
Mexico
A. G. Luckett
Lonely Tribe
Naranjor
Luckett
Lockett
Philippines
Abs
Huschnee Water Co
A. KE. Devin
John W. Walker
Walker
Election Next Saturday Athletes and Education Debate
The article discusses a petition urging county action to improve local high school access, arguing boarding high schools drain funds and communities, while a strong case is made for a up to date local high school to better educate youths. It also notes Papago Indians arriving in Tombstone and an athlete from the University of Axium aiming for a military enlistment.
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Dedds High School
Weking Lim
Wong Utter
Delio
Onter
Costello Seeks Injunction Over Copper Mine Dispute
Martin Costello files for an injunction and damages against Shannon Copper company in district court. He alleges improper mining methods at the Charleston claim causing damage and seeks $90,000 plus costs. hearings set, with an appeal to the Supreme Court. Also, news note: Douglas Indian council to decide on $215,000 tribal funds and related actions, with Judge Dean and Clerk Wilcox appearing.
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Martin Costello
Jarne Reilly
Hen Goodrich
Shannon Copper Company
Itien
Lie
Waprems Court
Copper Belle
Charleston
Plaiutusm
Lannon Company
Pear
Dune
Uieiisive
Ion Stroud
Dynglas International Cays
Sporteman Park
Dongle
Oklahoma
Mexico
Major McLoughlin
Whness
Congress
Thie Council
Douglas
Bentley Trustesd
Sen~sey
Fletcher M. Dean
Wilcox
District Court
Bejtore
Conductor Conway Rapidly Recovering After Collision
Conductor Conway, arriving in Tucson from Nogales, sustained injuries on the new line from No gates to Candaea when a train carrying pies collided with a lone engine on a sharp curve. The excursion train slowed enough to avoid serious passenger injuries, but Conway was hurled and seriously hurt. The line stretches about fifteen miles from Nogates to the Cras river south of town.
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Tucson
Nogales
Conway
Nogates
Candaea
Tiine
Consny
Finn
Travel and Harbor yet in Turton and Port Territory notes
Thursday’s Daily reports visitors and travelers including Mra A W Howe as an escorted passenger on a train to her pare, Bisbee residents visiting with HM, Rekeeman, and Port duties. Fred Hodbierg the mayor of Jon Lou tours Port business. Through B C Pickering Cambridge University Arizona to mount experimental instruments. J B Bacay and wife head to New York for extended medical courses.
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Fred Hodbierg
Jon Lou
Wat & Tottetong
J.B Bacay
New York City
Relatiser
Dees
Germans Order 300 Gila Monsters for Imperial Gardens
The Phoenix Gazette reports Mr. R. Sh. Balke of Phoenix received an order for 300 large Gila monsters from a German firm, a record shipment for the territory. Balke plans to fill it, expects profit, and will source from Sacaton roses and Navajo country, with freight and handling costs cutting profits. Two expeditions, Edwards and Johnson, drive from San Diego to New York and back, ahead of schedule. Arizona students will host a circus on campus in Tucson on Saturday afternoon.
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R. Sh. Balke
Phoenix
Fataine
Balke
Imperial
Empire
Mr. Balke
Sacston Rosestina
Navajy
Ty Jother
Jean Be Cangat
Paswniz
Fon Ranger
University of Arizona
Tucson
Unclear OCR fragment with names and dates
Fragmentary text mentions Dr Hughart and wife, Dr Mart, May 28 events, and upcoming commencement at Stanford and University of Arizona. No coherent incident or report emerges, many garbled phrases and untranslated segments limit clarity or facts.
Prohi Meet and Nominate Delegate at Arizona Convention
The Prohibition party met in Phoenix Center to nominate a delegate to the national platform and elect a vital committee. Frank J. Sibley of Tucson presided. territorial central committee members were named, and J. W. Blakeley of Kingman was chosen as delegate to Congress. The convention adjourned after adopting a platform aligned with Prohibition policies.
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Phoenix Center
Tayard
Arizona
Alef Ty Lape
Frank J. Sibley
Tucson
Prohibition National
Georgia
Cniifornis
Territoria! Central Committee
John Wix Thomas
Phoenix
P. H. Schular
Tawson
Roy
Sibley
Graham County
Scull
Maricopa
F. . Decker
Gila
Robert W. Wright
Coconino
J. W. Binkeley
Molave
Gilson
Cochise
TW. Onin
Frank J. Elgeholme Sibley
J. W. Thomas
F Hl
Sclater
C. MI. Davidello
Ro Roy Sibley
O. Gibson
George H. Adams
Grafted Road Contract Men Seek Consular Help
About thirty workers and fifteen more at Lamy signed $3000 monthly road building contracts from Vale Parsie to Buenos Ayres, paying $15 to join. They fear an agent of the Chilean government they met in El Paso, Texas, and have asked the American consul at Valparaiso to verify the contracts.
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Las Vegas Cayss
Enits
Cop
Vale Parsie
Buenos Ayres
el Paso
Texas
Valparaiso
Lamy
Mexican government rejects Yaqui demands for privileges
A Meaton City dispatch reports the Mexican government has announced that if the Yaquis surrender unconditionally the chiefs requests for certain privileges will be denied. It is believed this means the Yaqui situation will return to normal and peace negotiations may proceed.
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