Tombstone Epitaph Ownership and Circulation Notice
The Tombstone Epitaph publishes a summary of ownership management circulation as required by the August 4 1985 act. Giragi Brothers publishers list Frank Giragi Sarsh Giragi Tombstone Arena owners bondholders and mortgagees with 1 percent or more, Wm Hatten Morteagre, and Frank W Goodbody notary public. Commissions expire February 19 1919.
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Tombstone
Arison
Giragi Brothers
Arisona
Frank Giragi
Sarsh Giragi
Tombstone Arena
Mortagees
Wm Hatten
Morteagre
Gamacs
Frank W. Goodbody
Notary Public
Comminson
Pearce Mill Opens With Big Run in Arizona
The Pearce area witnesses the first run of the big commonwealth mill as ore from the mines is crushed daily. The plant operates entirely on electricity with turbine power, aiming to open the adjoining mine fully and employ many workers, restoring Pearce as a top producer in the region. Nearby towns report social activity, oil tanks arriving, and routine business as concern grows for future output.
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Pearce
Commonwealth
Arizona
Two Engineers to Be Employed by Water Association
Two experienced engineers will be hired by the Ealt River Valley Water Users Association to continue reclamation work and oversee future farm operations. One will be an irrigation expert and the other an electrical man, with farmers expected to assume water and power plant distribution when they take over.
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Ealt River Valley
Wat R
Board of Governors
Tie
Waer
Morris Goldeater
Wills
Bertha McClaren
Cisée Mo
Tombstone Daily Notes On Funerals And Local Life
Tuesday report from Tombstone covers funeral attendance in Bisbee for Rev Father Meurer and a funeral of a local figure. It notes Meurer’s rites in Bisbee, Rev Father Genevior’s trip, and jury service by DF Hickey. Also lists residents registered at the Arlington, marriages, and local high school event. The baseball Champions split two games, dropping the season’s early records.
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Father Genevrior
Bish Intebrog
Father Meurer
DF Hickey
Tombstone
Bibee
JW Gordo
Albuquerque
John Calta
Denver
Murray
Coh Jones
Minneapolis
Swindlers Counterfeit Traveler's Checks
Banks across Arizona were notified by the United States Express that a band of international swindlers counterfeited traveler’s checks and are wholesaling them in Europe. Several checks were cashed in Carlsbad Lugano and Nice by two men signing as Robert T. McDonald and Wm T Riles. One suspect described as an elderly American with a smooth face and portly build, evaded European authorities as detectives pursued the counterfeiters.
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Arizona
United States Express Company
Ber
Europe
Carlsbat
Lugano
Nice
Robert T. McDonald
Wm. T Riles
Eleaven
Experimental Farm For Cochise County People
The Experimental Farm for Cochise County, granted to the people by Cochise citizens, is under the University of Arizona station. A 150 acre donation supports a barn, 20 acres cleared, plowed, and planted with wheat this fall as the experimental crop, with a residence and irrigation pumping plant planned for year-round water supply.
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Cochise
University of Arizon
Cochie
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Testimonials
An old time advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Curstr Co of Toledo and claims testimonials are free. The pitch names various fictional signatories and touts internal consumption of Hell's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
F J. Curstr & Co
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
Wazoo
Kuenax & Maavix
Hell
Death of Samuel Downey Mee and Karger
Clerk Kare ker of the board of supervisors received word yesterday of the death at Bisbee of her father Samuel Downey Mee. The funeral is pending the arrival of the son in the area. The cause is thought to be stroke, with the aged man dying moments after onset. Funeral arrangements await the son’s arrival. The Prospecton joins in extending condolences.
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Karger
Kareker
Board of Supervisors
Bisbee
Samuel Downey
Deal on Valuable Land in Mexico
Lieutenant governor wR Allen of Montana and Dr H F Camon with Charles E Miller of Butte represent a large land syndicate in Mexico to inspect 450000 acres of Wheeler Land and Cattle Company land near Nacoxari. They seek to close a purchase while expanding cattle operations as time passes.
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Wr. Allen
Montana
Mersebwnt’'s Bank & Trust Company
Butte
H. F. Camon
Charles E. Miller
Mexico
Nacoxari
Wheeler Land & Cattle Company
Tombstone Named as Border Route Checkpoint Delegates Voted
The Prospectos reports Tombstone will be a checking station for the El Paso to Phoenix race on November 5. Assessor Hughes and Deputy Sheriff Bowden named as checkers. Delegates from along the route chosen to form a Borderland Route Association in Phoenix the day after the race. Tombstone officials Rock and Kuchenbecker to represent the city.
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J. H. Gray
Warren District Auto Club
el Paso
Phoenix
Hughes
Bowden
Borderland Route Association
John Rock
Kuchenbecker
Tombstone
A. ©. Karger
Board of Supervisors
J. JH. Y
Bob He
Karger
Kitchenbecker
Rock
Pearce and Gleeson Prospects Shine In Arizona Mines
The Commonwealth mill and mine run at full blast with smooth operations and bright prospects for a prosperous season. Prospects show Pearce will improve beyond former days as Cose and careful exploitation reveal a highly mineralized district. Visitors from south and east arrive daily to seize opportunities while locals report hunting trips, road repairs, and a newborn burial.
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Commonwealth
Arizona
Fair at Light Successful One at Sulphur Springs
A large two day fair in Sulphur Springs drew over 500 valley residents and visitors. Speakers Prof Morse from the agricultural experiment station at Tucson and Prof John Filierup from Cochive addressed the crowd on crops, irrigation, and dry farming, praising local resource use.
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Sulphur Springs
Waas
Morse
Tuccon
John Filierup
Cochive
Inter
Tombstone Pioneer Nick Nobile Dies in Fresno
Advices received in Tombstone report Nick Nobile, longtime Tombstone resident and former Cochise president, died in Fresno, California at age 65. His remains will be brought to Tombstone for interment. funeral arrangements awaiting arrival of the casket.
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State Tax
W Wo Morgan
Southern Pacific Railroad
Taccon
North Fourth Avenue
Phalla
Tombstone
Nick Nobile
Fresno
California
Nick Nile
Cochise
Bisbee
Tombetone
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