Bisbee Jottings A Busy Day In 1901
Local notes report arrivals and departures of officials, visitors, and residents. Mentioned are Supt Choate, John Hay, Jobe Sapien, and others passing through Bisbee. the Norton House hosts new staff and a Copper Queen Hotel upgrade is planned. a social club named Cactus Dancing Club forms with a 60 member limit. the town experiences a severe electrics storm and tephoid cases rise. a jailer’s escape case from 1897 is revisited with Harris and Foster facing murder charges.
Cochise County Board Adopts 1901 Tax Levy Totals
Aug 26 1901 Cochise County Board of Supervisors in Tombstone adopts levy figures totaling 748 407 45 for taxable property and approves rates for county general fund school fund road fund and interest and redemption funds. Willcox School District taxed for school bond interest. Meetings adjourned to Aug 27 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervieors
Thomas York
PJ Delahanty
George B Reay
Thos R York
Grog Re
Territorial General Fund
Territorial Insane Asylum Intercat
Und
Territorial Normal
University Fund
Northern Arizona
Ranger
Redemption
Sony
Capitol Building Fund
Capitol Interest Fund
Territorial Interest Fund
Act of Congress
Territoris
Priven Improvement Fund
School of Abustie
Northern Arizona Normal School Fund
Insane Asylum Improvements Fond
Territorial Board of Equalization
Fla
Sid Cochive
Arizona
Wit— County General Fund
Grare
Cochiee
Willcox
Anid Willcox
Devisl McFairank Road
Local notes from SANSIMIN NEWS August 25 1901
Walter Birch sails for Clifton on business. Mrs M J Burieson moves to Gleason. Annie Rogers returns from Cave Creek with improved health after an outing. May and wife and Walter Pearce and wife visit Cave Creek seeking game. Foreman Seto Glase and G P Colvin plan a hunting trip around the 19th next month with hounds for bears. Rabbits and doves plentiful. miners prosper with outside capital yet ore grade modest but workable in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Rogere
Cave Cck
Mr May
Walter Pearce
Bowie
Cave Creek
Seto Glase
Forman
Belger
G P Colvin
Fairbank Notes From the 1901 Rail Center
Breezy items from Fairbank dated August 25 1901 report Leon Larrieu visiting Guaymas, local cattle and feed, a late Cannon Ball train, road taxes collected by Leng Joba Summers, and plans for new saloons in Tombstone. Deputies served summons on Boquilles Grant settlers who seek counsel to contest a claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter McDonald
Boquilles Grant
Tombstone Dispatch Nets Local Happenings and Tragedy
A crowded Tombstone notes governor appointments, visitors, and local business. A Nevada miner dies by giant powder and a court case over cowboys closes with one guilty verdict. Hopi dance draws crowds while Cattle deals and mine sales reshape the region’s finances.
Fragmented OCR Reflects Historical Population Figures
The readable text discusses population counts and territorial area comparing a dominion or republic to the United States. It mentions figures like 13,070,545 and 5,300,600 and alludes to military influence and imperial context, but the passage is garbled and lacks a clear event or sourced entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canad
Republic
Dominion
United States
Sleeping Car Porters Propose Rigid Tip Schedule
The sleeping car porters discuss forming a new organization to set an iron clad tipping schedule. Proposed rates include 25 cents for a pothi 435 for a plain brush and 50 cents for a brush-off with weather remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vemta
University of Arizona register opens September sixteenth
The Paorvedox notes the University of Arizona register opening September sixteen and praises the university for broad education, strong international recognition, and rising attendance. It credits President Parker for advancing the system and highlights courses in science, literature, and technical fields including agriculture, mining, metallurgy. The piece stresses practical training for Arizona's key industries and public support for continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Arizona
Parkar
Arizona deposits in twenty three banks in July 1901
A list shows deposits held by 23 Arizona banks in July 1901 led by Consolidated National Tucson and Bank of Arizona Prescott with 995360 and 834093 respectively. Other major deposits include Phoenix National 723579 and Bank of Bisbee 397408 with many smaller amounts for Arizona National Tucson Arizona Central Flagstaff National Bank Arizona Phoenix Globe Nogales and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
Arizons
Consolidated National
Tucson
Bank of Arizona
Prescott
Phoenix National Bank
Phoenix
Bank of Bisbee
Mic
Vasey Bank
Prescott National
Arizona National
Arizona Central Bank
Flagstaff
National Bank Arizona
Phoentx
Bank of Globe, Globe
Roternational Bank
Nogales
Farmers and Merchants
Tempe
Gila Valley Bank
Solomonville
First National Bank
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Bisbee
Cor Pernar
K K Supt Choate
Purenger
Eter Johneon Hae
Fronteras
John Hay
Suday
la Capanes
Jobe Sapien
Hermosilo
Noriou
Bri
Soco
Maine
Walter Douglac Cane
Joe A Campbell
Cananes
JB Arguis
Chas Morphy
Collector Mix
Nacotedey
Mies Acua
Brien
Chas Miller
Dominion Mining Co
Merenci
Benson
Chas G Benton
A'Ternova
Library Hall
Wallace
Tralia
She ‘Hermano the Grea’ Company
the Bessemer
Chasnapolie
Ind
Henry F. M Diamond
Prosnie J , Douglass
John Nobile
Mein
Cha
Hood
Marabal
Chase Ranger Oapulis
Cherge
Copper Queen
Cactus Dancing Club
F E Bercker
Press
JW Farrington
Treas
Roberte
Beey
Bisbie
Corrential
Norton Mouses
Owen Migeot
Cason
Jona Simpson
Micheel Simpson
Sam Holden
Pred Wild
Huschuce
H Hizoo
Stout
W Diamond
Paoenis
Jereemer
H Kemp
E Barge
J H Grady
Pearce
B Edwards
Douglasr
Semerr
Jno
Lamb
This Am
San Diego
Chas Hardy Wholesale Butcher
Joan Twoomey
County Veat
Tauor
Frank Tristian
Hospital Shinet
Aick
Dennie Curran
Stone Masor
Narorari
the Holbrook
San Francisco
al White
Fem
Peter Spence
Bisbes
Uder
Tombstone
Nichole
Lottie
Hick
Beam
J B Harris
John Foster
E W Stump
Ach Canyon
Huschueas
Toby
Stump
Corones
Harrie
Foster
Board of Super
Visors
City
ToLeno
A. W. Gableon
Notary Publicall
F. J.cbeney & CO
Nembera
Thomas R York
Geo 3
Reay
Thomas RY
Shone. Butcher
Jobe
Merrill
SS P.m
Tus
You
Jaurxs
Doxeas
Sansimin News
Newsy
Sea Simon
Walter Birch
Clifton
M J Burieson
Gleason
California
Fairbank
Leon Larrieu
The
Monterams i
Guaymas
Camanea
Mimes
S Waebout
Geo Overrecker
Chas
Yuma
A Worthington
C Srouse
Gusymas
Tucaun
Rovis
Cal
Mr Goghee
Egent
JR Clark
Hanchuce Sistion
Geo Burr
Tusson
Mr Burr
Stesl Colossus
Asting
Yee
Mr V RN Graves
Nace
Bes
Tem Williame
Roy Snd Titcom
Hoo
Mark
Mr Smith
Himsell
Chicego
Nevada
Murphy
Viwa
Clark
Jerome
Ant
Benson War
Miesby
Bedfors
Neco
Enengins
Gesume
Latons
Usle
Io Arizons
Oppenheimer
Steetton & Go
Francine
Trubstone
Liv Tiquor
Col Boy Morgan
Junn McCarty
Loree Montug
Santa Moni
Johevy Teoomey
Mirle
Johsing
Fin
A Gaines
Bau Francaco
Prneipal
Tomstene
Obie Awain
Léghiy
Comen
Tomorow
B Swen
Steen
Inter M Donnelly and Associates
Order
Tena
Ry Brady
Brady
Sanasy
Comany
Denver
Star
Paveais
Toeer
Borleod
Stelteracen
Aletane Bullit
Puepis
Iveid
Flagsta
K Ht Renolds
Cochise County
Bs Gap
Sam F Webb
Om & Contract
Valley Bank
Logan Korris
Geo Hamlin
Seling
Hamlin
Triops Suite
Jupiter
JP Morgan
Vernot Milner
Irendua
London
South
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