Welcome Visit of An Old Timer in Globe Area
Charlee D Reppy, founder of Tesnetoxe Ertain, visits Tombstone friends and discusses rail development and a new city at Bowie junction. He has secured 16 acres to organize a town site and foresees a large mineral camp near Globe becoming a prosperous Pacific Southwest hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee D- Reppy
Tesnetoxe Ertain
Tombstone
Arizona
Reppy
Globe
Gila County
Pacific Southwest
Hope St Bowie
Charles
Berebout
Meets Death in the P and A Shaft
A Pittsburg Arizona mines machinist AC Rolland died in a shaft accident near Charleston. He stepped on a cage crossing the shaft and his foot tangled in the bell rope, causing a fatal fall from the 200 level to the 410 level. He was 45, survived by a wife and a 3 year old daughter. undertaker Watt and Coroner McFarland headed to Charleston for an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Arizona
Charleston
AC Rolland
Rolland
Colorado
Watt
McFarland
Sale of the Famous Copper Glance Mine
A major mining sale transfers the E. A. Hockley mines in the Huachuca mountains to Nevada and California capital interests for about $50,000 with 10 percent down. The Donnelly run religious colony once owned the property, now linked to Schwab, McDonald, and Pittman interests, signaling renewed Cochise County mining activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hockley
Huachuca Mountains
Nevada
California
Capiteliete
Isie
Bank of
Douglas
Dogen
Hockley
Donnelly
Tombstone
Donneley
Charles M. Schwab
Malcolm McDonald
Key Pittman
Mice Owarts
Cochise County
Sod
Huschoess
Randolph Suit Against Lindsay Judge Campbell Decision
Judge Campbell ruled that service on defendant Lindsay was insufficient in the amended complaint of Colonel Epes Randolph vs Lindsay. The original suit sought 50000 dollars, with claims of 100000 advanced by Randolph and a like amount promised by Lindsay. Randolph later sought 8000 Cananea Central shares allegedly not optioned, tied to an agreement for stock in other Mexican companies.
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Campbell
Epes Randolph
Lycurgus Licdsay
Randolphh
Llanos
Lindsay
Randolph
Cananea Central
Cananea
Tempe Land and Improvement Co. Annual Meeting Attendees
E B Gage of Tombstone L W Blinn of Los Angeles and C A Hooper of San Francisco attended the Tempe Land and Improvement Company annual meeting in Capitol City yesterday. The trio returned south on the late afternoon train after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.B. Gage
Tombstone
L. W. Blinn
Los Angeles
C. A. Hooper
San Francisco
Tempe Land and Improvement Company
Phoenix Republican
Court Business Transacted Today
In court today the following cases were disposed of Shirley Christy vs Rock continued by May 17 Leyvas vs Leyvas supplementary order of court giving possession to plaintiff Laverty vs Laverty continued to October term Billingeley v Douglas Lumber Co on trial the afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Christy
Rock
Leyvas
Laverty
Billingeley Ve. Douglas Lumber Co
Cattle shipments from Sister Republic to Juarez planned
Thousands of cattle from the interior of Mexico will cross into the United States through El Paso within six days. The cattle will travel in shipments via the Sierra Madre route to Juarez and will be housed on pasture in the United States. It will take 268 stock cars to move the Seattle to Juarez trade.
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United States
el Paso
Innterior
Mexico
Juarez
Sierra Madre Road
Seattle
U.S
Forty Cars Cattle Shipment Ordered for Neel and Moore Outfits
Forty cars have been ordered for the shipment of cattle by the Neel and Moore cattle outfits. The exact shipping date is uncertain due to car delivery delays. Sulphur Springs valley cattlemen have sold 4000 head to be shipped to Colorado.
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Neel and Moore
Sulphur Springs
Colorado
Arizona placer gold strike near Steamboat Springs canyon
The Arizona Democrat details a placer gold discovery on the southern slope of the Dripping Springs range near Troy in Pinal county. Mexican laborers on Frank Wilde’s claim recovered about 700 to 800 dollars in gold by dry panning, with the find located roughly 500 feet below the mountain summit and extending along disintegrated quartzite for about a mile and a quarter to the springs.
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The
Arizona Democrat
Steamboat Springs Canyon
Dripping Springs
Troy
Pinal County
Frank Wilde
Mining Activity In Mohave County
S C Bagg came in from the old Jennie mine and departed to Los Angeles last Saturday evening. He reported that work on the mine had disclosed a big body of ore below the break in the vein and it was expected that a continuous ore body would now be opened up. Mr Bage is of the opinion that the mines of the Minnesota section are sure to be wonderful producers of rich gold and silver ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Bagg
Jennie
Los Angeles
Bage
Minnesota Scotion
Kingman
Pilgrims Return After Arizona Shrine Visit
Arizona Shriners began arriving home Sunday with others returning yesterday and a few still at large around Los Angeles where a week of revelry left impressions. The piece notes a colorfully chaotic departure from the King Edward hotel basement battle scene and jokes about camels, palm trees, and the group’s renewed thirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Los Angeles
Times
el Zaribah Temple
King Edward Hotel
el Zaribahs
Busy Work of Little Cupid in Tombstone Marriage
Jamnes Welsh and Abbie Davis were married by Judge Dean last evening in Tombstone. The couple, well known locally, begin a romantic courtship’s culmination with many friends sending wishes. A Bisbee license granted today joined Thos Brown and Margaret Johnson in marriage. The ceremony continued with Reverend Riteh officiating before the newlyweds left together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamnes Welsh
Abbie Davis
Dean
Coupe
Tombstone
Thos Brown
Bisbee
Margaret Johnson
Riteh
Snd
Good Women Meet in Convention in Phoenix area
The Phenix Republican reports Mrs Emery Kays president of the Arizona Congress of Mothers along with Mrs Frank H Walker and Mrs HB Claire are in Los Angeles as delegates to the National Congress of Mothers. The group notes the national president planned a Phoenix stop en route to Los Angeles but the visit was canceled. The party later traveled west with eastern delegates in a private car. A return visit to Arizona is now uncertain.
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Phenix
Saya
Emery Kays
Arizona Congress of Mothers
Frank H. Walker
Claire
Los Angeles
National Congress of Mothers
Woman's Club
Mra Feeterick Schoff
Phildelphia
Civil Actions Filed in District Court Including Divorces
Recent docket lists show civil actions filed in the district court, including several divorce cases. W B Kelly sues Gaines county treasurer to recover 1890 for alleged immigration salary. WA Meleod and wife sue L P Jones for debt and foreclosure. D H Johnson Co sues John McGowan. Larimore Silver Mining Co of St Louis sues M D Scribmer et al to recover mining claim possession. H T Fisher sues James Young to quiet two portions of the Poor X mining claim. W G Gilmore sues John Jobe et al for 4200 note debt. Thomas Zambarleon et al sue Albert Heffern for 375. names from Bisbee and Tombstone appear in various suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kelly
Gaines
Wyandamus
Board of Supervivore
Meleod
L. P. Jones
D. H. Johnson , Co
Jobn McGowan
Larimore Silver Mining Company of
St Louis
M.D Scribmer Et al
Swissheln Mountains
Ih. T. Fisher
James Young
W. G. Gilmore
John Jobe
Thomas Zambarleon
Albert Heffern
Doings in the District Court in Paradise mining district
The district court opened with Hanks vs Sullivan over mining title in Paradise district. Defense by Goodrich and OConnell. plaintiff lawyers Ellinwood Sutter Shelly. Debtors and other cases scheduled for tomorrow include Frank Graf on The Bank of Bubee and Katherine Reilly for brokerage debt. Several judgments and appeals noted. jail escape charge in Territory v Taylor. divorces in Hoffman v Huffman and Wendall v Wendall. Billingsly v Douglas Lumber Co. adjournment planned for next week as Judge Dean leaves for Phoenix. A local inquiry asks about a vetoed Arizona bill funding a home for Arisoma pioneers in Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanks
Martin King
Payre
Wendall
Wendal
Billingsly
Douglas Lumber Co
Dean
Phoenix
Supreme Court
Dos Cabezas District Coming to the Front
Dos Cabezas mining district gains attention as Calumet & Arizona interest grows and rumblings of silver prospects spread. Sylvester Porter, longtime district figure, reflects on twenty five years of toil and the hopeful shift toward capital and enterprise in Cochise County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Porter
Dos Cabezas
Interia
Dow
Carter
Mays
Porter
Dos Catezas
Calumet & Arizona
Cation
Oochise County
Dos Cabeza
Capital
Mines in Dragoons Project by Arizona Company
Manager Wyatt of the Arizona Mining Co, owner of the Ryder and Swayze group in the Dragoons, announces immediate work on South Pass holdings. Company plans to add stamps to the Patagonia mill and anticipates a strong future outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt
Arizona (Old Mining Co
Ryder and Swayze
Dragoons
Patagonia
South Pass
Brief Session Of Supervisors In June Adjournment
The board of supervisors met last evening with no bids received for sinking artesian wells at the county poor farm. John Saylor of Benson was not accepted as a bidder. Andy Scott’s bid for the new water channel near Johnson addition was accepted, as was Wichita Construction Co for culvert and bridge materials at Mulegatch in Bisbee. A A McGinnie was reappointed road overseer of Benson after a prior resignation request. The board adjourned to meet June 4th.
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Board of Supervisors
John Saylor
Benson
Andy Scott
Jobnson
Wichita Construction Cc
Mulegatch
Bisbee
A A
Board of Equalization To Meet in June
The territorial board of equalization will meet on June 3 to assemble the railroads for this year. This will be the first meeting of the new board, with members Auditor J. H. Page as chairman, A. Rebeil of Tucson from the first district, Charles Bowman of Tombstone from the second, F. A Parker of Phoenix from the third, and Thomas J. Coulter of Flagstaff from the fourth. Captain Carliste of the Industrial School has returned to Benson after spending several days in the county.
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Territorial Board of Equalization
J. H. Page
A. Rebeil
Tucson
Charles Bowman
Tombstone
F. A Parker
Phoenix
Thomas J. Coulter
Flagstaff
Captain Carliste
Industrial School
Benson
Nat
Visitors and Local Moves Mark Tombstone Region
Thursday's Daily notes visits and departures in Tombstone and Fairbank. E Ric Fle and wife travel to St Thomas Canada. Flach to open a new Allen Fourth street store. Shirley Christy of Phoenix visits Tombstone for district court business. Civil engineer Stauber from Bisbee makes a short court stay. Several officials and lawyers, including Ross, Sutter, Flanigan, and Williams, circulate through the area ahead of district court sessions and mining cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Ric Fle
St Thomas Canada
Mr. Flach
Flach
Allen
Fourth Street
Shirley Christy
Phoenix
Dastriet
Deafness Cure Claim by Catarrh Cure Ad
An advertisement claims deafness can be cured only by constitutional remedies, not ideal applications, attributing deafness to inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It offers $100 for any otitis ear deafness due to catarrh not cured by Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for a free circulator.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druggiate
The
Hall
Numerous visitors and relocations in Bisbee area
Friday's Daily notes many residents and visitors traveling for legal business and relatives. Steve Miller and Joe Morrison attend probate matters. Mre A M De Bord arrives from Colorado to join her husband at Consolidated. Dee Yobe returns from Pittsburgh & Brwin camp near Charleston. J Brown visits relatives before returning to Naco. the Victor phonograph at Arcadia Saloon changes hands Monday the 20th. probate Judge Goodbody returns from Bisbee. George Long appears as witness in Sullivan mining cases. Tornd and Joyce depart for Silver City. Thomas Brown and a bride return to Bisbee. A H Emanuel returns from Phoenix on legal business. J T Brown returns to Patagonia. E Hands travels to Tombstone. James Barrett visits from the Dragoons. John Landers visits relatives at Babacom. Dr Hitchens visits family in Tombstone. Frank Duffy of Nogales returns home. Summers of Fairbank visits Tombstone. Mrs Thomas York visits Naco. Miss Tottie Sheppard returns to Bisbee. W K Meade heads to Douglas. Porter McDonald returns from river trip. Pearce noted among merchants. W G Gilmore relocates office on Fourth Street. Superintendent Chute visits Tombstone. J D Carter travels to Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hitchens
Tucson
Frank Duffy
Nogales
Summers
Fair
Thomas York
Naco
Tottie Sheppard
Bisbee
W.K. Meade
Douglas
Porter MccDonald
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Chamberlain
Capitol City
Sister Republic
Mohave County
Little Cupid
Harriman Railroad
Sonora
Verde Station
Cananes
N Gales
Southern Pacific Curseyore
Agua Prieta
Inuria
Casne
Nellie Buffehr
John Buffehr
Tomana Perasave
Jesus Perasa
Mat Berklis
Bisbee Va
Helen Berklaja
John R. Larsen Ve
Orsl A. Lar
Joseph Demaries
Julia Demaries
Babee
Mattie Hascall
James Hascall
Prescott
Areona
Dos Cabezas District
Board of Equalization
JA. Stauber
Ross
Espiteliste
Fairbank
H.R. Gillette
Tombatone
Bowen
Riges
McCane
Sheriff White
Tuessen
Wen T. Murphy
Lowell
Mre
Low Birdne
Fred Sutter
Bisbee ix
District Court
Charlee Hedberg
Don
Walter Sessler
Hushhness
Butte & Arizona
JR Rathburn
Tornbetone
Pifer
Rathburn
Tornsone
Marcus A. Smith
Mr. Rathbaca
George Myere
Thin City
Barney Myers
Arthur Riker
E. J. Flanigan
Sullivan Mining
Owen Williams
Johnson
Wile Fame
W.G. McDonald
Wis & Tombstone
E. E Ehinwood
Steve Miller
St. David
Joe Morrison
Tishee
A. M. DeBord le
Colorad
Consolidated Company
Consolidated Staff
Dee Yobe
Pitsburg & Brixwna Company
J. Brown
Victor
Arcadia
Tte
Goodbody
George Long
Sullivan
Tora
Joyce
Silvercity
New Mexico
Thomas Brown
A. H. Emanuel
J.T. Brown
Hands
Paradise
James Barrett
John Landers
R. Pearce
W.G. Gilmore
Wilcox
Court House
Cochise Abatenet Co
Chute
Bisbee Extension Company
J.D. Carter
Territorial Livestock Sanitary Board
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