Bisbee Board of Trade backs Douglas court house bid
In Bisbee a heated discussion over county seat relocation ends with the local board of trade backing Douglas for the Government Army Department headquarters to secure a $50,000 monthly payroll. Taxpayers see no benefit in adding $250,000 debt and Tombstone remains the county seat.
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Bisbes
Douglas
Bisbee Board of Trade
Bisbee
Government Army Department
Tombstone
Tombstonites United In Wedlock
Tombstone residents Daniel E. Lynch and Beatrice E. Eddy were united in marriage last night officiated by Rev. Father Burns. The ceremony ends a long romance rooted in Minnesota and culminates in Tombstone as the couple begins their new life together. The rector joins well wishes from friends.
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Daniel E. Lynch
Beatrice E. Eddy
Father Burns
Minnesota
Cupid
Tombstone
Small Blaze at the Gas Plant
A small blaze on the roof of the Tombstone Improvement Company gas plant was found last night and put out before it spread. Fire crews and the plant boss arrived quickly, preventing the fire from threatening the larger boiler.
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Tombstone Improvement Company
Bigge
Hanchuen Water Company Plans Office in Tombstone
The Hanchuen Water Company recently acquired a business lot on Allen Street for a building housing an up-to-date office. A display in their window proclaims they will furnish Tombstone with water until 1931, the current trench lease ending then. The Ieme building nears completion and will house the Hello office and the manager’s residence.
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Hanchuen Water Company
Allen
Tombstone
Towtstone
Ieme
Hello
Government Sets August Deadline for Terms in Yaqui Conflict
Juan Acixmandes reports from Sonora on Yaqui troubles in the lower country. General Mule, leader of the rebel Yaqui, asks Mexican officials for an August surrender and peace treaty, while ordering hostilities suspended and bands to gather in July. The Nogales Times notes about 800 Yaqui families in Sonora face relocation to a reserve between Hersooelito and Guaymas, with others likely to work off-reservation. Officials expect an amicable settlement by August, ending hostilities and benefiting both sides.
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Juan Acixmandes
Sonora
Mule
Hersooelito
Guaymas
Nogales Times
Beos
Cat Dies And Leaves A Fortune Inheritance Tale
Local report tells of the world’s sole cat dying and bequeathing forty thousand nine dollars to beneficiary dependents with funds allocated for Addie Ruch’s care and a public fountain. later notes Pinkie and Blackie’s fortunes, and mentions a Parker Colorado mining discovery of red paint in a vast sandstone area controlled by W. J. Rainey with a historic mine in France as a comparison.
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Wilkerberre
Miacki
Pinkie
Benjamin F. Dilley
Alamigordo
X.M
Dilley
Mias Addie Ruch
Blackie
Aule
Whipple Mountain
Natute
Parker Country
Colorado River
W. J. Rainey
Parker
Republic of France
En Enormons
Shiftboss Dies in Mine Accident at Third Level
J B Schweigert a shift boss at the Old Dominion mine was killed last week when he fell from a hanging tonlder on the thirteenth level. This death follows two prior Schweigert family fatalities, a wife who died after an operation and a brother who perished in a Colorado mining incident.
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J.B Schweigert
Old Dominion
Tonlder
Schweigert
Colorado
Noted Men Visit Us on Inspection Tour
A party of distinguished capitalists and Santa Fe officials arrived in Tombstone today for a brief inspection of Arizona’s mining prospects. The group, including Mon Frank Murphy and J. W. Kendrick, toured T C Co properties with P. J. Gage, later continuing to Imperial Phoenix and other points.
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Sante Fe
Tontetone
Arizona
Frank M. Murphy
Arican
Aroonan
Tombstone
Hoe
J. W. Kendrick
Santa Me K. R. Board
Victor Morasitz
Santa Fe
Asata Fe
Chicag
Imperial
Phoenix
T.C. Co
P. J. Gage
Sasco
Geology Professor Heads Deep Borings at Canyon Diablo Crater
Professor George P. Merrill of the National Museum travels from Washington to Coon Butte Arizona for deep borings in the Canyon Diablo crater. The crater about 690 feet deep prompts debate whether it is ancient volcano or meteor impact. Merrill plans to gather evidence from buried meteor material and related phenomena to clarify origin.
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George P. Merrill
Department of Geology
National Museum
Washington, D. C
Coon Butte
Ariz
Canyon Diablo
Merrill
What Has Become of the Ball Team
What Tombstone needs most this summer is a baseball team. Bisbee shows a town without a team is lost, and fans urge a local effort to field a team for at least three months this season.
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Tombstone
Bisbee
Russians Recaptured After Deportation in Arizona
A report to Captain George Webb of the immigration service in Arizona states that two Russians deported at Nuco on May 19 for immigration law violations were recaptured at Bleboe by Inspector Jones. Webb directed Jones to bring them to Tucson, with the line secured again on May 29.
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George Webb
Immigration Service
Arizona
Nuco
Bleboe
Tospector Jones
Naco
Webb
Jones
Tucson
Forest Fire on Reservation Near Flagstar
A fifty acre forest fire on the reservation near Flagstar required thirty men and several teams to keep it from spreading over a much larger territory.
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Flagstar
Territorial items of interest condensed
A compilation of regional items notes bids, arrests, and civic happenings across Bisbee, Globe, and surrounding towns. Entries cover advertising efforts, mining and railroad developments, legal actions, elections, and community events with names, places, and dates implied.
Fall building boom eyed in Tombs by city plans
Thursday’s Daily notes Tombstone may see a building boom this fall as work begins on a new cement pavement along Allen street from the Machomich Mer Co line at Fourth Street around to Meade on Fifth Street. Several dogs in the city were poisoned in the past week prompting warnings about a suspected poisoner. Higher grades at the tocn school plan commencement exercises Wednesday evening. details to be published in these columns. A Bisbee headline “Her Fatal Wedding” is cited amid rising divorce cases from Bisbee.
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Tocn
Schieffelia
Allen Street
Machomich Mer. Co
Fourth Street
Meade
Fifth Street
Affiliated Democratic Clubs of Arizona Plan Delegates Setup
When the Democrats meet in May the six delegates to the Denser convention will be named. The move plans to organize the Affiliated Democrats of Arizona with each county receiving representation in an executive committee and every precinct in the thirteen counties to have a subsidiary club. Leading Democrats support the proposition and Tucson will push steps to realize it.
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Eeson
Arigona
Arizona
Tucson
Arizonan May Be Named Archbishop
Friends of Bishop Henry Granton in the Tucson diocese predict he will become archbishop of the Santa Fe Diocese which covers Arizona and New Mexico. The late Archbishop Bourdon, former Tucson bishop, died in Chicago last Sunday and had jurisdiction over Arizona and New Mexico. A movement in Phoenix supports building a three hotel complex at Granite Reef to create a pleasure and health resort, with capital backing from the city.
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Henry Granton
Tucson
Santa Fe
Arizona
New Mexico
Peter Bourgade
Chicago
Arizons
Weil
Pleason
Yonkers
James
Detroit Free Press
Granite Reef
Phoenix Capital
Manufacture Denatured Alcohol in El Paso Plant
El Paso Herald reports Mose Harrie San Antonio revenue official visits the El Paso Ch and Fiber Co plant under Washington orders to inspect denatured alcohol production from local cactus. The alcohol still pending start. if approved, production will begin. The fiber department has operated for some time.
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el Paso Herald
Pepsity United States Toterual
Mose Harrie
San Anto
Washington
el Paso Ch and Fiber Co
el Vas
Marci
Cotton Growers Look to New Rates for Arizona Buckeye Valley
General Agent LH Landis of Maricopa and Phoenix has asked Southern Pacific in San Francisco for freight rates from Phoenix to eastern markets for cotton. Professor RW Clotheir of the University of Arizona backs Buckeye Valley expansion with 250 acres planted, mostly Egyptian jety, and plans a modern gin if favorable rates emerge. Government experts favor Buckeye and San Joakin valleys for cultivation, with Yuma area trials.
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LH. Landis
Maricopa
Phoenix
Randolph
San Francisco
Southern Pacifis Lines
East
Salt River Valley
Landis
RW. Clotheir
University of Arizona
Buckeye
Buckeye Cotton Growers’ Association
Eaa
Cotton Growers’ Association
United States
Yoma
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claim Reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo. It includes testimonials, internal efficacy, price of 75 cents, and claims of honorable business dealings by the firm’s referees Wallmixe Kixwas and Manors.
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Hall
F J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
Wallmixe
Kixwas & Manors
Divorce suit filed by Tucson wife of New York man
For the second time the wife of Co. John H. Martin, formerly of Tucson, but now of New York, is suing him for a divorce. The suit was filed in Tucson recently.
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John H. Martin
Tucson
New York
Mining and local notices from Friday’s Daily
Col A J Grow and Gur Biron returned from Phoenix after mining business. Horner of the board of supervisors welcomed news of a 19 pound baby. A Woman's Muslin Sale is announced at Machomich Mercantile Co tomorrow and Monday with low prices. Portal Irrigation and Developments Co formed for a dam near Portal in San Simon valley. Douglas Elks plan a circus on the final day of Fourth of July. Bert Macia reports mining activity and new properties opening in the Parker area. Humboldt smelter to be rebuilt this year. County assessed valuation for the year HMM estimated at 7 100.00.
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Machomich Mercantile
Portal Irrigation & Develops Company
Portal
San Simonvalle
Douglas Elks
Bert Macia
T.C. M.co
Parker
Pregcott
Humboldt
Hie
Sheepherder Bitten by Hydrophobia Skunk in Pleasant Valley
Osar Grimes, a sheep herder for Tyler Broa in Pleasant Valley, was bitten by a hydrophobia skunk while in bed. After the attack the animal was killed. Grimes left Holbrook for Chicago to begin Pasteur treatment. Also listed are several property transactions and estates including Douglas and Warren district deeds and later corporate filings.
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Osar Grimes
Tyler Broa
Pleasant Valley
Holbrook Argus
Grimestones
Holbrook
Chicago
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Haghne
Provident
M.C.A
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Texas
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Boen
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Bill Lomin
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Nogales Board of Trate
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Lowell
J. H. Shamsy
Yuma
Morning Star Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Safeford
Hi Pearson
Noble
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Arizona Firemen’s Association
Johnson Copper Development Company
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Benson
Ft. Apache
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Apache County
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N.Y
Engineering & Mining Journal
N. Y
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EL Paso Smelter
Col
A. J. Grow
Gur Biron
Hae. Horner
Board of Sypervisors
Drews
Warton Company
T F Cole
Warren
International Land and Improvement Company
Julio Rui
Josefa Ruiz
Clinton A Burdick
Robert F Calder
Calumet
William Boltonet
Chester Hammond
Peep
Roy Murray Co
Morning Star
Probate
Francisca Soxa
Mary McNally
Charles H McNally
John Thomas
Lila Martha Dickson
Michael J Sammon
Tate
James Ferris
Ate
Clyde T. Scott
Chiricahas Cattle Co
Turkey Creek
Aticles
Ixcorporation
Lake Superior-Sonora
Gold Hill Mining and Milling Company
Jeanias Au Reg
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