Murders in Mule Mountains Surfaces as Trace Leads to Suspect
The coroner, after viewing the scene, notes a brutal murder of an unknown Mexican in the Mule mountains. The body was moved and buried twice, with a bullet lodged in a log and powder burns on the forehead. Refugio Vernal is named as the partner of the deceased Refugio, suspected in the killing to deprive him of proceeds. The pursuit continues as authorities widen the search in the mining camps and surrounding towns. A social event in town is also mentioned with various attendees and a farewell for Sargent of Stockton. Weather and local notices fill remaining space alongside ads and roaming updates.
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Mule Mountains
Refugio
Refugio Vernal
Businees
F.N. Wolcott
Chihuahua
Vernal
Barros
Algononas Graot
Aes
Yura Pumping Irrigation Co
Cotter
Sam Purdy
Harry Carpenter
Colorado Land and Commercial Company
Carpenter
Yura
YPF Co
E. M. Sanford
United States
U. S. Land Court
Mpany
Ihias
Mixed Notices and Mining Interests Across Tombstone and Vicinity
Fragmentary notices show transfers of mortgage and land in California and Arizona, mining claims in Victor and Tombstone regions, and a complaint about the removal of the customs house from San Pedro to Fronteras. A San Francisco livestock market roundup and a brief advertisement note salesmen wanted complete the scattered page items.
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Heya
Hermosilio
Guaymas
Fenechio
North
Sonora
Meyo
San Polro
Fronteras
Arizona
City of
Mexico
San Francisco
Seente
Nevada
Hotel names and residents listed in scattered notes
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and locations including Mead in Rochester Levey in San Francisco and various towns such as Sonora Tucson and Fort Huachuca. The garbled text mentions ranches, couples and relatives with scattered names and places.
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Oucninn
Mead
Rochester
J Levey
San Francisco
M David
Ranch
Simmons
Shultz
Colorado
Shilliam
Benaon
Robenstein
Los Angeles
OH. Rankin
Sonora
H Wier
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Mining Exchange Hall
Hise Sargent
Stockton
Cstiferni
Freak Hare
Fort Hasoluca
Mecars
Cheyney
Wolcott
Metcalf
Reed
Hare
Peto
Perkins
Robbins
Huse
Hamton
Howard Herring
Ralph Smith
Arthur Gage
Earle
Staunton
Gray
Mesdames Howe
Chesney
Here
Moore
Herrera
Sullivan
Bansfield
Mines Sargent
Hart
Williams
Bertha Herring
Ellis
Mins Huse
Tas Chilien
Egan
Averiesu
State Department
Valparaiso
Baltimore
Republic of Cail
Cain
Mise Will Saeed
Mrs. Aguirre
Tucson
A. Tyson
Pioche Ne
Dr. Goodfellow
Palo Alto
Banford Stables
New York
Thimble League
Presbyterian Church
Fitts
Tombstone
McClellan
Regular Army
Emanuel
Breckenridge
Johnny Beban
Santa Cruz
Calabasas
A. H. Emanuel
Sloan
Stellly
Yavaper County
Loisette
Huechues
Chiapas
Gasnajuato
Gonzales
Germany
England
Denmark
Canada
America
Sweden
Norway
Italy
Scotland
Ireland
Tucson Hospital
Bowers
Garrisson
Catalgue
Ackret Chicago General Supply Co
West van Bure
Chicago
Sbaio
MiLiy Sere
George J. Roskrage
James Finley
Roskrage
Finley
Heney
Harshaw
San Rafael Grant
Roskruge
Mosers Rouse and
Franklin
Butcher
Tom Chattman
Ajax Mining Claim
California
Burns
Tombetone
Peter Conor
Texas Hill
Generel Herrin
Husehuca
Katie Cross
LA Smith
Dare
Montgage
Colin Cameron
Keppy
Wm Bille
Marion Craig
Brewery Gulch
Bisbee
W. H. Rand
Victor Mining Co
Victor, Magnet
Mars Mining
Galeyville
Beard
C. P
Concepcion Arbailo, Benson
Leaner
H. Schmieding
P. Seamans
Allen Street
Bax
Rail & Aidreesing
W. Noyes
Power
Sart
P.O. Box Lee Vk
Hotel Sans Als
San Francesco
BJ Fisher
Benen
Mien Fancher
Chiy
Mise JC
Zabaak
Bubee
Huevo
Erorg
Tombsone
A. T
Perttana
Atlas Engine Works
Indianapolis
Ind
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