County records show salaries and indents for 1907 quarter
The county records list numerous instruments filed with the county recorder and present salary demands approved in September 1907. Names include Wilcox Wolcott Bowen Cabell Cole Davia Gainer Goodbody Hughes Landers McCabe McDonald Riggs Kors Smith Sanders Shelley White Walker.
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Wilcox
FT Wright
N Wolcott
JC Wilson
Willcox
Paul Bo Warne Khree
H E Berner
Board of Supervisors
J Bowen
Ithoe
J M Cabell
J M Cole
James Davia
Tig
J N Gainer
F W Goodbody
A Hughes
Sease Landers
Ealtry
Owen Murphy
G J McCabe
Eal- Bime
C A McDonald
William M Riggs
Kors
Thos A Smith
Septemer
Sanders
Court House
F W Shelley
John F White
John W Walker
County Board of Supervisors audit and payments list
The record shows audits and warrants approved for county officials and services including sheriff deputies, road work, justice fees and county offices. It notes inquests discussed, road orders issued, and a Benson bridge inspection with payments to multiple departments and individuals.
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A McGinnis
Benton
Strayhurst
Justice Grier
O P Gray
Lowell
Mr Gray
Me G
HS Kenyon
Board of Supervisors
M Byrd
Kenyon
W P White
Ste—A H Emanuel
Premie
The Foundling Case Settled in New York Court
The Clifton family’s long dispute over foundling children ends as S C Gatti of Glotw, through attorney Walter Bens of Phoenix, secures $780.80 from the New York Foundling Hospital, the costs of the case. Arizona spent about $6,000 fighting the battle with many more potential expenses avoided.
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Southwest
S.C. Gatti
Glotw
Walter Bens
Phoenix
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Foundling Hospital
Clifton
Serentera Burrew
Arizonane
Prominent Visitors and Local Commerce Highlight Tombstone Scene
Monday's Daily notes Hon Charles Strong se 4 sisiture the county seat and business chatter with many townsfolk. Ex Mayor Charles A Overlock of Douglas visited on court matters while many others from Bisbee, Naco, and Turon pass through for court business and mining interests. The TLC M company resumed operations after a brief shutdown, and a digressive tale involves a smiling fakir and a local councilman.
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Charles Strong
Armbstope Frivade
Strong
Charles A. Overlock
Douglas
Naughty Post Cards Seized by Postal Authorities
Report from the dead letter office in Washington shows over 200000 postcard items received monthly, with about 8000 held for obscenity. Most items are undeliverable due to insufficient address or improper postage, and few obscene postcards originate from Arizona.
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Idead Tetter
Washington
Arizona
Tucson Extends Bid Deadline for $300,000 Bonds
The Tucson city council granted a further extension for submitting bids on $300,000 of bonds to January 6, 18 A special meeting approved the new deadline after a prior extension would have expired on Mop da.
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Tucson
Mopda
Bids Received For School Bonds In Warren District
Two bids were submitted through County Treasurer Gaines for bonds to fund an additional school room in the Warren district. Bidders were Citizen's Bank and Col. W. Posell of Bisbee. Each bid included a guarantee deposit. The bids proposed terms of 2000 un certain notes at a period rate of five percent.
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Warren
Gaines
Citizen's Bank
Col. &. W. Posell
Bisbee
Huth
Ten Pete
Gasranter
Many Colonists Coming to Arizona
Officials of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads say colonists are flocking to Arizona as part of a westward movement. Most head for California, but many have arrived or are en route to Arizona. A building boom is planned for winter with cottages by Meeers, Machomich, Rock, Labform, and Kringle as forerunners.
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Phoenia Dispatch
Charles O. McCarroll
Los Angeles
Arizona
Salome
Harquahala
Searchlight
Santa Fe
Southern
Parmie
California
Meeers
J. K. Machomich
John Rock
Charles Labform
Mia Kringle
The Fig Industry In Arizona
John Syverson of Yuma reports a fig crop equaling apple trees with three summer crops. In March he planted hundred fig cuttings twelve to fifteen inches long. by now thirty-five have grown large enough to fruit within a month barring frost. The Yuma Sun notes the rapid growth and high quality fruit and predicts a fourth crop next year with one hundred cuttings bearing.
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John Syverson
Yuma
Mr. Syverson
Old Chief Geronimo Speaks at Banquet
Dispatch from Collinsville reports Geronimo war chief of the Apache addresses about 1,000 attendees at a pow wow east of Collinsville. He urges assimilation, education, and Christianity with interpreters translating his native speech. Night dances, camp fires, and ceremonial regalia fill the gathering.
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Collinsville
Old Geronimo
United State
Prieiner
Danes Assay Co Promises Quick Gold Silver Appraisals
Reliably offered are gold and silver assays at $1.00 Lea Silver copper at $1.0. Soupies by mail receive prompt attention. Placer gold retorts rich ores bought. Lead for free mailing envelopes and price list from Danes Assay Co 1536 Court Price Denver Colo.
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Danes Assay Co
Denver
Colo
Harrington's attorneys arrive in county seat for matter
F R Harrington representing the beverage firm Puey and Overlook, with Attorney Pret Sutter, reached the county seat last evening after traveling from Biates ivan sitomobile.
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F.R. Harrington
Boverage
Puey & Overlook
Pret Sutter
Biates
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Bud Holland
Talay
W J Johnson
J E Jamee
Newirk
Avot
BW Naam
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C F Carreon
Copper Queen
Board of Copervisure
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Upper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Bisbee Road
John Foster
Prisners
el Paso
Texas
Welle
May Fister
Robert Fer
County Board of Health
de WA Greene
Minta K Gilmore
Capervisor
WG Gilsmore
WG Geirenhoter
Jurote
Bisboe
HS Kimball
Wentworth
J S$ McNeish
J F Ross
Wichita Construction Company
Bistee
Geo B Witeor
Frank Yaple
OH Taliaferro
Justice
Checcline
C Page
Moomonier
A Lofgren
Henrich
Hancock
Morrie
Young Daria
Constable's
Mia
Frank Clark
E P Ells
Constable
F Y Trask
Rad Snow
Constable Leew
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Cone Stable
J Moore
Shar
Tigges
Bowen
McCabe
Hagen
Burdick
FF Wilmoth
Yfrank L Bauer
Sheri
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Aberift
WJ White
W J White
Saio Sobserad
Baleencite Board
Breek
Frances
Abel
Martha Swain
Riggs and Howen
McCabe _ shaent
Wai Cleary
Boerd
Sherife
Keary
Justice Courte
HS Grier
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Justice Foes
J Shropshire
Jostics
Gigned
Af. Ries
Atte
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McCab
Loc
Somen
McCale
Echods
H.R Beever
Foundling
Brown
Jnc
Williame
Peoples
Tulay
J. Frain
Site
City
Mr. Warlop
TLC. M. Company
Gen. Neale
Diinetrict Court
A. Sutter
W. Roppnneil
E. J. Flanigan
Bishee
Honey Street
Boquilian Land & Cattle Company
James Reilly
Taccon
Pima County
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Chas. Vincent
Bishew
May Deville
Mra
Geo. Longton
Bislee
CM. Henkle
Tombatong
Emil Marks
J. Anderson
Henry Littleton
Yavapai County
Machowieh Mercantile
Sam Brisco
CL Beckwith
LR Allen
Ed Loomis
Leo Percy
RG McBride
Thomas
E Thomas
Duey & Overlock
Gus Gottschalk
Gleeson
Aliee Smith
Dr. Bacon Hospital
Globe
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Turon Hte
Barter- Bradley Construction Company of
Mose Drachman
Mark
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M.ferry
Geronimo
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