Tombstone Epitaph Mexican Revolutionists Take Departure
The Tombstone Epitaph reports on prisoners from the Mexican conflict departing under U S neutrality law with Daniele and deputies escorting Magon Villreal and Rivera to Yuma for eighteen month sentences Aged father Villareal sought view at the depot while sisters protested at the courthouse over the transfer details
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Tombstone
U.S
Daniele
Yuma
Magon
Villereal
Rivera
United States
Villareal
Toughnut Street
Ater
Sisters of
Advertised Letters at Tombstone Post Office 1909
The following list of letters remaining at general delivery in Tombstone for the week ending May 22 1909. Walter Angel Dolores Coronado M Leob Pablo Leyban Juan Lopez Mariara Magonardot Led McGlone C T Morales Jose ie Mary O Loughlin Mre Pays Enrique Powers Eduardo Ribera TN Ruiz Francisco Smith Juan Torria When calling for above letters ask for advertised Peaners D. Cramer Poot macter.
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Tombstone
Angel
Walter Coronado
Dolores Gallando
M Leob
Led Leyban
Pablo Lopez
Juan Magonardot
Merguez
Mariara McGlone
C T Morales
Lino Noriega
Jose Ie
Mary O' Loughlin
M Pays
Enrique Powers
E Ribera
Eduardo Romero
TN ‘Ruiz
Prancisco Smith
Sie
M — Torria
Juan
Do You Contemplate Patenting Your Mines
Those with mining property seeking patent should survey early this year. To secure a patent before November 1 the approved survey must reach the surveyor general prior to that date. Delays or irregularities risk missing the patent and incurring assessment expenses. Early completion avoids November and December backlog and extra costs.
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Surveyor General
Rveyor General
Postponement Notice for Moving Picture Show
Management announces the Moving Picture Show is postponed due to non arrival of chemicals. The show resumes next Monday and all tickets of patrons held for that night remain valid.
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Moving Picture Show
Timely Warning For Evil Doers
United States Attorney Alexander warned of protecting jurors and witnesses from threats and improper remarks. He pledged arrest and prosecution under US statutes for conspiracy to deter or intimidate witnesses, with penalties including fines up to 5 100 and imprisonment up to six years.
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United States
Alexander
United State
Petition Filed for Post Office at Moc easy district
Delegate Cameron filed a petition with the postoffice department to establish a post office at Moc easy in Mobeve County. Henry Beet man of Biabe is in town on business connected with the paper, which he wrote in interland.
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Washington
Sayer
Cameron
Postoffice Department
Moc Easy
Mobeve County
Henry Beetman
Biabe
Bie Papgion
Territorial items of interest condensed from the territory
A long list of notes from Yuma to Phoenix and Bisbee covers shipments from Yuma to San Francisco, market activity in Douglas, Fourth of July plans, water and fire system work in Bisbee, cattle movements from the San Pedro range, church and rail matters, a new smelter near Sxco, an auction near Fincentx, gas franchise talks, and local civic developments in Prescott, Tucson, and Phoenix including schools, military encampments, hospital funding, and population gains.
Ostrich Industry Expands Near Yuma Arizona
Two car loads of ostriches were transferred to a 46 acre Yuma farm owned by Ernest and Hans Reichs teler as they prepare to house valuable birds imported from Africa via New Orleans. Ostriches are raised for plumage and valued at over $1000 each, signaling a sizable industry. Phoenix reportedly hosts around 2,500 of the total roughly 4,000 in the United States, with the business requiring substantial capital and creating notable new activity in Yuma.
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Arizona Railway Commission
Phoenix
HD. Lawrence
Phoenix Typographical Union
St. Joseph
Yuma
Ernest
Hans Reichsteler
Africa
New Orleans
United States
Completion of Mesa Water System Celebrated on Fourth
Mesa Arizona in the Salt River valley marks six years since start of Roosevelt reclamation work as the town celebrates the completion of an elaborate water system. Preparations cover the entire population with day and night events planned for the upcoming July Fourth celebration.
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Mesa
Arizona
Salt River Valley
Mees
Roosevelt
Mina Luells Twinng Returns To Chi Home Tonight
Mine Luells Twinng who has seen her promoting the Chicago Daily Locallet during the trial of Mexican revolutionists departed this morning for Los Angeles. One month later she will return to her Chi home with plans for an evening program. A $2.15 admission will be charged after the show followed by a dance at Gagr Hall under the auspices of the local basketball club. Copper company shows a net profit of 3.41 per ton for ore shipped to the smelter at the current copper price. Carl Lambda, noted explorer and author from Nes Yokie, visits Papago Indian villages near Tucson to study tribal habits.
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Mine Luells Twinng
Chicago
Los Angeles
Chi
Pelure Vln
Gagr Hal
Baxetall Efab
Ise
Rhe Taeivetia Copper Company
Carl Lambda
Nes Yokie
Tuccon
Arizona Railroaders Injured in Pearce Collision
At twenty miles per hour a railroad motor car crashed into a flat car loaded with machinery in Pearce. JW Williams superintendent of the Arizona and Colorado railroad and J Healey assistant in the engineer of maintenance of way office suffered serious injuries. Williams had a compound leg fracture while Healey’s leg was broken. They were rushed for treatment after the crash which occurred on a curve with no light on the vehicle. The men had been returning from Cochise with other railroad staff aboard.
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JW. Williams
Arizona & Colorado Railroad
J. Healey
Randolpty
Tucein
Garde
Pearce
Williams
Henley
Cochise
Stubbs
Tucson
Tombstone and Douglas Cross Bats Inci dent Baseball Match
Tombstone and Douglas clubs planned a 3 30 pm game at Gage Hall to decide honors in a junior match. Captain George Brown leads Tombstone with confident resolve while Captain Spikes of Douglas predicts victory. Lineups feature Townstox Dow Coo Wardwell Sohn Spice Robi Jobe Overlock McPherson Heller Corbett Brown Robertson Heller Williams Brown captains and coaches M Chaufont Carpens.
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Tombstone
Douglas
Smeker City
George Brown
Spikes
Douglas Nine
Gage Hal
Mark Smith to Deliver Phoenix High School Commencement Address
Hon Mark Smith will address the graduating class of Phoenix High School on Thursday evening in the Elis theatre. He accepted the invitation at the solicitation of the Phoenix school board.
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Mark Smith
Cis
Phoenix High School
Elis
Board of Trustees of the Phoenix Schools
When is a cord not a cord Foret Reserve Service riff
A humorous note from the publicity bureau of the Foreet Reserve Service hints at a paused inquiry into cords and stringing interest in Cochise county. The wheeze plays on word meaning and local curiosity without providing concrete facts or dates.
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Foreet Reserve Service
Cochise County
Some of the Charms of Tombstone Music
A fragment notes tunes and melodies linked to Tombstone, mentioning pieces like Nearer My God to Thee and Rock of Ages, blending soulful expression with a nostalgic concert vibe and a light humor reference to Hello my Rag Tune Girl.
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Tombstone
Johnny
Tombstone Pupils Will Exercise at M E Church
The first and second grades of Tombstone public schools will hold exercises at the M. E. church on June 3. The younger pupils will present a program of drills and exercises designed to entertain and attract a large attendance.
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Prescott
Tenti
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Huachuca
Bisbee
Iet
Tombstone Public Schools
M. E. Church
Douglas Base Ball Team Victorious
The Douglas Baseball team returned home this morning as champions after defeating the Incal team by a score too numerous to mention. The locals were outclassed since their regular squad was not in practice. A return game is expected to change the results and bring the honors back to the county seat.
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Douglas
Prominent Visitors in Tombstone on Mining and Rail Talks
Col. Epes Randolph and Col. W. C. Greene, traveling in private cars Pocahontas and erde, spent time in Tombstone with Attorney B. S. Ives discussing mining and railroad matters. They left on the 6:00 a.m. regular train, Randolph’s car moved to the 5 P. tracks at Fairbank and Greene proceeding to Cananea.
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Epes Randolph
Pocahontas
W. C. Greene
Erde
Tombstone
B.S. Ives
Col. Randolph
Fairbank
Col. Greene
Cananea
Getting Ready for His June Proposal
A humorous Tombstone vignette depicts a hopeful suitor performing odd acts under moonlit lamps. He removes his hat to greet lamp posts, offers gifts to fences, and kneels before a telegraph pole while reciting a melodramatic plea for marriage. The scene ends with an unresponsive telegraph pole.
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Tombstone
Adi
Athens
Gueas
Arizonans Receive Appointments in Land Office Service
A Washington department official announces appointments of Leslie A illett of Phoenix and Sills L. Gillan of Prescott as practical miners in the land office service at a salary of 1320 dollars per year each. A Courtland census reports 182 children in the new mining camp.
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Phoenix Gazette
Washington Street
Roosevelt Dam
Phoenix
Washington Dipaten
Leslie A.iillett
Sills
Courtland
Schoolnegeig
Contract Signed for Grading Arizona Road
San Diego and Arizona railroad president Joe D. Spreckles signed a contract with Robert Sherer company of Los Angeles to grade the first section of the road a fifteen mile stretch from San Diego to the Mexican border. Contractors promise to begin operations in a week.
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San Diego Dispatch
Joe D. Spreckles
San Diego & Arizona Railroad
Robert Sherer Company
Los Angeles
Pacheco Sentenced to Five Years for Manslaughter
Judge Campbell sentences Nabur Pacheco Jr. to five years in the territorial penitentiary for manslaughter in the Windsor hotel lobby killing of Alice Caine.
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Campbell
Tucson
Nabur Pacheco, Jr
Alice Caine
Windsor Hotel
Territorial Penitentary
Session Laws Ready for June Delivery
Territorial secretary’s office announced that the session laws memorials resolutions journals and proofs are complete except journals and will be delivered on or before the first of January. The printer and binder now hold the final step to release the laws.
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Territorial Secretary
Jane
To Invite the Red Men to Tombstone
Mayor A Wentworth and County Clerk H E Berner travel to Globe to invite the Arizona Red Men to hold their annual pow wow in Tombstone next year. The visit comes amid mill and mine operation disruptions causing temporary suspension of Kirkland district activities.
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A .Wentworth
Board of Supervisors
H. E. Berner
Globe
Ariazona
Mesar
Wentworth
Berner
Tombstone
Arizona
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LC Shattuck
Warren
Mapes
Benson
Juanita Andrade
Juanita Martines
Artimiss BP
Maldonado
Charles RK Bodenheimer
J Haven
International Land and Improvement Company
P J Donohoe
Lope Star
Doug+ Inc
Maria Noriega
Lucy A Mackey
Douglas Property
WA Brown
Avatin W Brown
DW Brown
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Mexico
Dunnegan Etux
Ethel Schram
Jiewac M Moore
Robert Sweideldland
Mitchell
Balis McKieney
J M Cabell
Tarquoise
Martin King
T B
The
California
Unex Pacific Improvement Company
Beneui
TESLA
San Francisco
John L. Ballivan
Fingetat
Elke
Thomas N. Wille
Richard Prady
San Pedro and
Catalina Ranges
Z. %. Johnson
West Texas
Hes
Sxco
Thomas
Fincentx
Congress
H. B. Turnbull
Hanover National Bank of New York
Bisber Bank
Francisco Denally
W. Hinchlitte
Consolidated Telephone, Telegraph & Electric Co
Tactoo Transfer Company
Old Pueblo
George WW. Tons
Cleveland
Ohio
Sloan
Dougie
John L Sullivan and Company
Phoenig
Movs City Ie
Fotgnd
Globe and
Solomonville
Ernest W Lewis
Pucenix Democrat
Wickraburg
North Star
Kotaduetriet
United States Grand Jury
Ray Northern Copper Company
Ray
Hugl. Stapley
Lebe
Gustavo Levy
Bulee
SM del Toro
Mr Levy
Firet Iesne
Hulbrank News
Sidney Sapp
Robert Lamon
Puewon
W. J. McGee
Clave
University of Arizons
Yuma County
Robert Bowen
Tempe
Arizona Railroaders
Eatalog
Cee Poul EE
Pacheco
Strauss Priotity
Uncatio
Monica
Kirkland District
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