Germans Close On Paris Occupation Expected Today
Reports from Paris Berlin and London describe German forces encircling Paris with fear of a general engagement at the gates. Berlin confirms battlefield successes as Russian, Austrian, and Belgian fronts shift, while a Berlin surgeon notes significant casualties. A Seattle tremor adds a distant seismic note to a day of war news.
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Tombstone Schools to Reopen Monday for Fall Term
Tombstone Public Schools will reopen Monday morning for the fall term with large attendance assured. No high school will be held this year. grammar school will run up to tenth grade. Teachers have been secured and Prof C E Tillard will oversee the term.
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Busy Day in Court At Bisbee and Willcox
A busy court day brought many attorneys from Douglas and surrounding areas to the session. Judge Lockwood oversaw numerous cases as lawyers attended to their clients and the proceedings, with attorneys from Prospecto, French, Richardson, Morrison, Wilame, Williams, and others present before returning home in the afternoon.
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Smuggled Cattle Returned After Border Crossing
About 150 head of mixed cattle including oxen and steers were released across the Mexican line yesterday from the Naco area by an American inspector. The cattle, thought to be part of a larger herd seized earlier, were gathered by Mounted Inspector Sheehy. The owners named include Igoscio Pecquere Trancelo Quen and others from near Bacache Somora, sixty miles south of the border. The rustling stock had been moved two months earlier from Mexican ranges into Arizona, scattered from Sapbur Springs to the Sente Rite mountains near Benson, with few branded and many without iron marks.
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Looking Backward Twenty Four Years In San Simon
A reader in the San Simon valley claims to have grated peaches into mesquite trees with marked encores. A hooded man swore he could read the word washout on a cloud in the eastern sky. Ira Bartlett, the well known team er, has sold his team to the Smith boys of Chiricahua mountains. Beo Cook to begin work on the Herschel next Monday. Dao Ross leaves for California 190 Monday out. He will return with mill men to work at mining in the Chiricahua mountains. The mill likely will start September 20 at Copper Queen Company Bishop with timber supplies. El Paso papers report arrival of Mr Vick ere of Tombstone with ore loads. Justice of the Peace Hawke had a painful duty. two women in town disturbing the peace were arrested and taken to jail. They have a hearing this morning with the judge. one was sent to the county jail.
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Cochise Co Tax Rolls Completed in Record Time
Clerk Karger of the Board of Supervisors completed the Cochise County tax rolls for 1914 ahead of schedule under direct supervision. The rolls will not be turned over until the 15th of the month, reflecting faster work than prior years. Karger also finished arranging and shipping election supplies to each precinct for delivery to election officials.
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Another Rich Gold Strike at Bisbee
A new rich gold strike was reported at Bisbee from Trost properties in Juniper Flats. Prospect pieces were hauled to Hlabes for treatment at Edelwein Cave, showing rock with small specks of gold in prominences. The find appears from a new location, reinforcing claims that ore-bearing gold may occur at any spot on their claim.
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Largest Arizona gold nugget exhibited in 1915
A Phoenix dispatch reports G W Weik of Los Angeles offered a two pound natural wire gold nugget from an Arizona mine to the Phoenix board of trade for the San Francisco exposition mining exhibit in 1915. The letter raises questions about its mine and origin and suggests other large Arizona nuggets may exist.
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G W Weik
Los Angeles
Phoenix Board of Trade
Forest permits in four corners district total 3097
The District Forester reports that as of June 30, 1914, 2617 special use permits were in effect on Arizona National Forests and 1490 in New Mexico, totaling 3097 for the district. Most permits cover summer canoe and residences, stock pastures, drift fences, stock handling, hotels, reservoirs and ditches.
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