To Cure a Cold in One Day Fifth Edition
A fragmented list of mortgage transfers, property deeds, incorporations, and economic items from a Douglas area record. Text mentions The Warren District Country Club, International Land Improvement Co, and several named individuals such as Jacques Ardisson Emma Ardisson Julius L Stampbaugh and Rosario Villa. Includes mining property and irrigation notes with scattered numbers and dates.
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Jacques Ardisson
Ardisson
Douglas
Jaudee Ardisson
Douglan
Warren Company
Warren District Country Club
Warren
International Land & Improvement Company
Julius L Stambaugh
Dougine
Pey
Rosario Villa
City of
Arnold Receives Receiver Post in Phoenix Land Office
A telegram from Commissioner Dennett informs Charles Arnold of Phoenix that he is appointed receiver of the Phoenix land office. The Republican notes Arnold was not the prior applicant, with George L. Bagh having been appointed a month earlier, replacing Wyton W. Wolkefold. The change remains unexplained.
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Charles & Arnold
Phoenix
Dennett
General Land Office
Phoenix Land
Arnold
Milton M. Moore
Oyst
Waksfield
Hieehalf
Territorial items condensed from territory news
Rail road business on the Tucson line grows, aided by restored confidence in the country. Arison and California boost freight trade. Graham canal to extend north of the Gila from Graham to Mot Springs could open thousands of acres for cultivation. A Salford hunting party suffered a wagon accident with minor injuries. Sylvanite camp near Hachita rapidly attracts prospectors and town growth. Tucson politics yield a mixed party municipal ticket in a conference with citizens committee. A prisoner escapes from Florence penitentiary. Syrians sell expensive Japanese drawn work in the territory. Postmasters appointed for Hot Springs and Planet. Arizona Catamounts weigh dues and cattle tax proposals. Five murder defendants to be tried in Yavapai court. Associated Charities report a busy day in Phoenix. Arizona prepares for state officer elections and Whipple to become a military post. Mrs. M Sanders, born 1908, exhibited. Forest ranger appointments announced for Coronado and Crops forests. Mrs. Munds and daughter injured at territorial fair, injuries not as severe as feared.
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Tucwa di Foston
Arison
California
Graham Canal
High Beach
Gila River
Graham
Mot Springs
Chiefs Expected to End Yaqui War in Sonora Peace Talks
Arrivals in Tucson report that Governor Torres and Chief Bule of the Yaqui are in conference to seal a peace treaty deemed satisfactory to all sides. A prior report of Bate's death was corrected to note he was wounded but survived, with his bloody hat later found.
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Torres
Sonora
Tucson
Bule
Guaymas
Bate
Ashurst to Enter Senate Race On Territorial Statehood Bid
District Attorney Henry F. Ashurst of Coconino county passed through the depot Sunday night en route to the territorial fair in Phoenix and announced his intention to seek the senatorship as the territory advances toward statehood.
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Henry PF. Ashurst
Coconino County
Phoenix
Resson
Prescott
Probate Court Orders and Estate Matters Summary
In the probate court, multiple estate actions are noted. Guardianship investment for Winifred J Rogan’s ward. discharge of Malvina E Redfield as administrator. estate of George S Mutkey property assigned for widow and minor children. citation directed in the George S Mutkey matter. final settlement for Charles M Brown. appointment of appraisers for Adela Lopez Suite. petition to erect a monument by Robert Cagle. November 2 date appears.
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Winifred J Rogan
Rder
Guardian
Ward
Malvina E Redfield
George
Robert Cagle
Roosevelt Urges Statehood for Arizona in December Address
President Roosevelt plans to urge statehood for Arizona in a December message to Congress. A letter to Chief Justice Edward Kent of the Territorial Supreme Court confirms the White House intent and mentions separate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Arizona
Tuts
Kent
Territorial Supreme Court
White House
Washington
Cameron
Tahall
Arias
Mexico
Kibbey
Edward Kent
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Arizone
Bailey Elected by One Majority
The board of supervisors changed the result in the Neill Bailey assembly race, Bailey winning by one vote. In three days of Republican Janastides even one majority is a compliment to the lucky winner and he is to be congratulated on the result.
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Board of Supervisors
Neill Bailey
Assembly
Janastides
Election board counts near end of close races in county
In a day of tense uncertainty the county board of supervisors faces a recount as several assembly and ward races hinge on an official tally. Officials from Willcox and surrounding areas discuss possible challenges while preparations for the late evening count continue.
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Board of Supervisors
Charman Riggs
Bowen
McCabe Ie
Lower Wheat Rate Sparks Arizona Hearing
A controversial move by the Maricopa club aims to secure cheaper freight by pushing a lower rate from eastern points to Phoenix. Santa Fe agreed to cut rates as Phoenix Flour Mills protested the old charges. A public service inquiry alleges excessive pricing in Arizona, with a hearing set for January in Phoenix before the Interstate Commerce Commission, continuing in El Paso Monday and Tuesday.
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EL Paco
Santa Fe
Whem
Phoenix
Lis
Phoenix Flour Mills
Arizons
Interstate Commerce
el Paro
Old Mine Reopens Under Copper Bottom Co Leader
The Old Guard mine in Tombstone resumes operations after idle period. N Fovier, mining renowned, arrives to supervise preliminaries and overhaul plant and machinery. Charles Kreuder guides them to the site as development work and new activity begin, pleasing Tombstone mining men.
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Rd Co
Ari Co
N. Fovier
Tombatone
Charles Kreuder
Fowler
Copper Bottom Co
Old Guard
Tombstone
Oranges and ranch sale tops Salt River Valley deal
The largest individual deal in Salt River Valley history closed yesterday. M Maleauld sold a ranch named Buena Vieja to William Coleman Rogers of New York for cash of 50 001. The property lies by the canal near North Center street and includes thirty acres planted with an orange crop valued at about 10 000. The sale was brokered by Taylor Berryman.
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Woat
Salt River Valley
Orange Land
Eas
M. Maleauld
William Coleman Rogers
New York
Taylor & Berryman
Iml
Center Street
Phoenix Republic
Former Tombstoner Moves to Yuma in New Job Post
Frank Moreno, once a Tombstone resident who attended local schools, left Cochise County for Yuma last night to oversee a department at Sangimetti store. He told friends he will miss the old county and invites visits, promising the latch string will be on the outside.
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Frank Moreno
Amelica
Yuma
Sangimetti
Moreno
Cochise County
Mary
Tombstone
Yura
Binkoe
Strike at Pearce Experts Pronounce Glacerie Flourine Ore
Reports of a gold excitement come from Pearce on the Flourine group owned by Judge Wm. D. Monmonier and others. Experts declare the ore glucerie flourine with high values, promising rapid work and possible bonanza.
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Pearce
Flourine Group
Wm. D. Monmonier
Tolor Do
Chamberlain's Gough Pemen Cares Colds and Whoopine
A fragmented item notes Chamberlain figure Gough Pemen addressing ailments and remedies. The unreadable text hints at cures for colds and a reference to Whoopine, but details are unclear. The piece appears to be a clipped medical tip or advertisement snippet from a historical page.
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Chamberlain
Gough Pemen
Off to Washington to attend Sheridan monument unveiling
Lieutenant Phil H. Sheridan of the Fifth Cavalry rushes from Fort Huachuca to Washington for a temporary duty and to be present at the Sherman Circle ceremony unveiling a monument to his father General Phil Sheridan. Captain Jenkins accompanies him, also summoned to Washington for the event.
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Ieutenant
Phil H. Sheridan
Fifth Cavalry
Washington
Fort Huachuca
Sherman Circle
Phil Sheridan
Sheridan
Lieut. Sheridan
Captain Jenkins
El Dorados in Hermosillo News and Yaqui Negotiations
From Wednesday's Daily the piece notes a new weekly Hermosillo pa per on El Dorados and restless travelers driving toward Tombstone and Douglas. It cites Yaqui talks nearing a satisfactory end within days and previews Arizona U S marshal successor uncertainty as Taft era approaches. A burglar entered Robert A Turnbull's Sixth Street Phoenix home Friday evening, stealing jewelry and trinkets valued at $110.
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Hermosillo
Robert A. Turnbull
Sixth Street
Phoenix
Kibbeey Plans Trip to Push Arizona Statehood
Governor Kibbeey plans to depart Phoenix around December 1 to press Congress in Washington on Arizona statehood. The move follows President Roosevelt’s letter signaling support for making Arizona a single state. Ralph Cameron will accompany Kibbeey with Delegate Mark Smith ready to continue the territorial fight through the holidays.
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Congress
Kibbey
Phoenix
Washington, D. C
Arizona
Edward Kent
Roosevelt
Robbey
Washington
Ralph Cameron
Mark Smith
Gila Valley Globe & Northern Railway stockholders meet
Notice declares annual meeting of stockholders of the Gila Valley Globe and Northern Railway Company at company offices in Tucson Arkansas on Friday December 9 1908 at 2 00 p m for election of a Board of Directors and other business. Dated Tucson Arizona November 2 1968.
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Otc
Gila Valley, Globe & Northern Railway Company
Tucson
Arkons
Wederalay
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