Mining Deals in Cochise County Spark Western Capital Interest
Readable notes survey various Cochise County property sales and options involving Worthington, Dragoon, Tombstone, and Mescal districts. Deals include 80 acres near Dragoon sold for 30000, multiple claims exchanged among Owen T. Stati, George A. Broke, and Thomas R. Sorin, and plans for a mill and concentrator. Mentions miners’ activity, development work on Two Peaks and Buckeye properties, and anticipated May deals potentially reaching multi million dollars.
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Penrielia Prenktin
Tishmad
Thomas R Soris de Fomanes
Tombstone
Sorin
Charton Morgan
Ford McWiliams
el Paso
Hartford
William Ulrieh
Chicago
Warren
Arthur Beatty, Jr
Rector
ROT Pourtingamne
George W. Cox
Wi Nam Hobson
Ltd
Cochise
Investigation prompts leadership action in Johnson precinct
After a covert inspection by Chairman Parks and Supervisor Rock, officials found deeper misconduct. A special session approved removing A Re Marchman as vice of the peace and cutting J. Jenkins salary from 20 to 30 per month, appointing him jailor at 80, and declaring the Johnson constable role vacant until bond issues are resolved. No further vacancies were filled at the next regular meeting.
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Parks
John Rock
Neah
Vegrt
J. A. Jenkins
Jenkins
Ord
Johinson
Pork Hare
Cochise
Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Turner EPA visitors report county prosperity and asset sale
Caren and J A Robinson visited the city today from Turner on a brief business trip. Johnson has just purchased the botecing and other machinery used at the Bisbee Extension property about 11 miles west of Bisbee. The machinery was shipped from Dovaias where it had been stored for the past year.
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EPA
Caren
J. A. Robinson
Turner
Johnson
Bisbee Extension
Bisbee
Dovaias
Looking Back Ward 24 Years in Tombstone
A slice of late 19th to early 20th century note reads of Hee the consul for Chinese eight companies in San Francisco dying, Bisbee visitors, court business by Mes daines Hughes Burr Jones and others, Gardner mining interest, Jim Corbett exhibition in Tucson, and a Cochise county mining deal under seal with potential hundreds of thousands at stake.
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of Hee
San Francisco
Bisbee
Mesdaines Hughes
Burr
Jones
Smith
Republic
Mr. Gardner
West Howl
Gardner
Tombstone
Court House
Colin-Daly
Mike Gray
Soldier Holes
Board of Supervisors
Cocane County
Jim Corbett
Tucson
Jim
Arizona
Ue Woods
Bootlegger Arrested by Apache Officers
Constable C. EB Patterson of Apache brought in W. S. Stanton of Nogales for transporting about twenty cases of whiskey in violation of personal use privileges. Stanton posted a 500 cash bond and was released. The liquor was added to the county warehouse stock.
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C. Eb, Patterson
Vince
W. S. Stanton
Nogales
Jie
Thirty Six Prisoners Now Confined In County Jail
There are thirty six prisoners held in the county jail at present. twenty six await superior court action on felony charges. Ten are serving time for petty offenses. Last week the population fell as several held on bootlegging charges were released and others freed after serving their terms.
Stolen Ford Sought By Sheriff Near Silver City NM
The sheriff seeks a Ford car owned by Jack O'Brien of Phelps Dodge, Tyrone New Mexico, reported stolen Thursday in Silver City. A man named Glenn, described as an escaped prisoner, is believed involved and was last seen passing through Lordsburg Friday morning heading west. The Ford bears aluminum radiator, New Mexico license 5278, engine 1108915.
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Ford
Jack O'Brien
Phelps Dodge Company
Tyrong
N. M
Silver City
Glenn
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Sheriffs Office
Railroads assess May liquor shipments under Arizona ruling
The Arizona Supreme Court ruling on personal use liquor shipments prompts railroads to prepare an official stance within three days. Attorney General Wiley Jones declined to commit, noting no test case would settle import issues, while officials and railroad lawyers monitor whether shipments for personal use can proceed under the decision.
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Arizona
State Supreme Court
Wiley Jones
Upuin
Supreme Courts
Enoction
Jay
Supreme Court
Supervisors Return From Tour Of County
The board of supervisors returned from their tour of the northern part of the county. They report the county in that section as prosperous. There will be several thousand head of cattle shipped from the Willcox country and mining excitement near Howie. In San Simon the town is improving with ore hauled to El Paso smelters. New bridge material for a wash crossing has arrived and work will start soon. In Johnson Craven men are at work and more are being shipped from that locality. The W T U Indies will give an entertainment on Wednesday May 31 at Crystal theatre with Mrs Gradine Garman and Mrs Donne Merrill providing readings and songs. Admission is 46 and 20 cents. A large crowd is expected.
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Inetwick
Aon Mw
Eladine
Mater Canyon
Jan
OH Kelly
Mollerstein Place
Opere
Ind Jhoice
Smal Bas Boom Mide
Arizona
James Eacott
Haren
Angeren
Owen E Murphy
Wiley E. Jon
Murphy
County Attoreny J. F. Ross
Board of Supervisors
Willcox
Howie
San Simon
Chiricahua Mountains
Paradise Country
el Paso
Johnson and Craven
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Owen T Stati
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Charlee Atarek
Oferie Wu Asidiren
Gampeyiite
Tithesten Loeceud
Colt Ag
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Georg A
Agi
Drakoon
SH Worrell
H. J. Clifford
Wolframie Fields
Betwoun Dragoon
Jobneon
Wolfrarcile Ty Bork
Worrell
Preat
Archie Chishal
Charles Clark
Sotk
Benson
Joe
K. Youngie
Henson
Randolph Renser
George Els
Fred Webb
Centurionroperty
Creevon Luton
Cobriss Mines Company
Johnean
Commonwealth
Pesco
Fed
Hainboy
Harn Roo
Kite
Theead
Arthur
Arizona Michigan Company
West Point
Ovine Kron
Auers Skye
Ofhcers
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Ward
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County Baotile
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