Pearce and Gleeson Roundup News and Tiny Town Chatter
Pearce residents report good crop prospects with beans and corn thriving after steady rains since early June. Dry farmers in Pearce tributaries expect heavy bean yields this season. The Pearce baseball team heads to Douglas to face the Ninth Cavalry on Sunday after a recent defeat by Douglas. Mining activity on Joe Bignon’s claims near the camp includes a 350 foot incline shaft and a 105 foot crosscut rich in ore. Local figures Charles Renaud and families travel east for vacations. Dr Pes tal's absence leaves Dr Lawson covering. School leaders shift as J H Carr takes charge of San Simon schools. Multiple Gleeson updates describe visits, purchases, and social events, including meals at Barney’s and watermelons in season. Candidate traffic moves through Gleeson with several Cochise County officials and hopefuls visiting, while temporary relocations and town movement continue.
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Pearce
Pearce Baseball
Douglas
Joe Bignon
Lightning kills mule on Williams ranch
Geo McDougal of Williams reports the loss of a mule struck by lightning last week. The animal stood about twelve feet from the house when the bolt hit, killing it instantly. McDougal and family were indoors and did not feel the shock. This marks a second loss for Mr McDougal this season.
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Geo. McDougal
Williams
Reading Material For Voters In Arizona Election
The publicity pamphlets for Arizona’s November measures arrived at the Secretary of State and will be mailed to voters. The 115 page pamphlet includes arguments for and against the 19 measures up for approval on November 8. Officials note voter registration nearing 70,000, with over 5,000 already registered and room for at least 15,000 more before close.
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Arizona
Sidney P Orborn
McGilan
Climate booster for Tombstone judge visits home
Superior Judge A. Lockwood returns from California with family to Tombstone praising the climate. He notes a light year for visitors from Arizona coast and says court work will be heavy after Saturday with probate matters arranged. Both gentlemen are confident in primaries with no opponents.
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A . Lockwood
Los Angeles
San Diego
Shen
Califorenia
Tom
Tombetone
Anzona
Ater
James
Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement claims cure
A 19th century style testimonial advert promises Hall’s Catarrh Cure removes catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It cites J. Curyry Co of Toledo as makers, with Watoixa Rowan Maxvix as wholesale druggists and a 75 cent price per bottle.
Five Gough Sir ane a ae Fem ee
Five individuals with surname Gough appear in a brief notice or snippet. no clear context or actions are readable to define event, date, or organization. The fragment suggests a settlement or declaration but details are unreadable. Further readable text required for a concrete headline and summary.
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Gough Sir Ane
Ae Fem
Arizona Governor Hant Sends Campaign Pamphlet
Gov Hunt releases a concise twelve page pamphlet detailing his first state administration. The document distributes campaign literature to Arizona voters, outlining state departments and institutions including taxes, land, prison, asylum, industrial relief, pioneers home, university, schools, engineers, and related agencies with supporting figures.
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Gov Hant
Arizona
Imue
Pams
Phlet
Land Commission
Pioneers Home
25 Men Wanted to Build State Road Near City
Douglas dispatch reports JC Ryan assistant water engineer will supervise road work and seeks about 25 men for the job. Pay is $3 a day for U.S. citizens. Preference to married men. Apply at the work site with J M Kimmel or John Scott. Construction will cover two miles linking the state highway with Gavehoo city at Sixteenth Street. The bay section aims to reduce railroad crossing delays and improve weather advantages over the current route.
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Douglas
JC Ryan
Aesistant Wate
Citzens
United Stater
J M Kimmel
John Scott
Ryan
Gavehoo
Sixteenth Street
Stars Fall to Regulars in Doubleheader Setback
The Tombstone Stars lost both games to the Regulars yesterday afternoon, extending their skid to three straight defeats. In game one the Regulars edged the Stars 12 to 7 after a late rally, with key plays by Williams and Sheriff Wheeler and Hill’s pitching. Game two ended 9 to 8 for the Regulars in 11 innings, cementing a sweep and signaling the Stars must raise their game to reverse the trend.
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Tombstone Stars
Waterloo
Stars
Carpena
Brandt
Williams
Sheriff Wheeler
Hill
Dry campaign finance squeeze hits Phoenix in Arizona
A Phoenix dispatch describes difficulties for the dry campaign led by W Chafin with the Temperance Federation and Rinehart group facing money shortages. Organizing five precincts, they consider delaying broader outreach as pressure mounts over amendment interpretations affecting Catholics and druggists.
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Phoenix
W Chafin
Temperance Federation
Rinebart Organization
Rinehart
Maytorena Named Military Civil Ruler After Conference
Maytorena was recognized as supreme civil and military ruler in Sonora after a daylong conference between Villa and Obregon. Villa and Obregon will escort Maytorena to Hermosillo to install him in office.
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Maytorena
Boncore
Villa
Obregon
Msytorcon
Hermosillo
Biw
Smuggled Cattle Returned to Mexico in Arizona Blot
State veterinarian Dr W F Severo reported on a herd of 150 head smuggled from Mexico into Arizona. The cattle, crossed by Mexicans and sold on the American side, were seized by U S authorities and will be returned to Mexico. No infection found. authorities plan fencing to curb future crossings.
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Phoenix
W F Severo
Miller Esnyon
Huschoca Mountains
Mexico
Arizona
United States
Severn
Arison
Court Cases Filed SUPRIOR COURT List of Debts and Divorces
A compilation of cases including Eva Clark v F Clark for divorce, various debt actions, back taxes in multiple State cases, several divorce proceedings such as Rien v Mary Rice and Annie Schilling v Schilling, and probate matters in Estate of M Coyne with appeals and orders noted.
Bumper Crops In Sulphur Spring Valley
Heavy rains in the Sulphur Springs valley of Southern Arizona bring record crops for the season. The area attracts more farmers, with ranchers benefiting from abundant grazing and tall native grass. Many plan to cut large quantities of native hay to stock for winter, aiding cattle through tougher months.
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el Paso
Murder-Self Inflicted After Tombstone Road Shooting
Yesterday evening at 9:30, Jester shot and killed EE Strickland, then killed himself after shooting Tom Arnold at the lower camp on Tombstone road. Arnold, who left a wife, two married daughters, and five dependents, had been a guard at the rosd camp. He had recently visited Bisbee and returned drunk, making threats to kill. He leaves a small farm between the two road camps.
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EE Strickland
Tom Arnold
Arnold
Steet
Tombstone Road
Strickland
Rosd
Bisbee
Alo
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Wii Men
Tin Ghataie, A
Renee Eek Us
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Jones
Cochise Station
Huddy of
Harry Wooten
William Delbridge
U Brown
Renaud
East
Orestal
Chicago
Pestal
T Lawson
J H Carr
San Simon
Charlie Renaud
California
E H Matney
Courtland
John Gleeson
Gleeson
Barney's
Barney
C M Re
Studebaker
Tejon
Jack Clifford
John Hass
Dewey Campbell
L. I Theirs
Tombstone
William Riggs
Cochise County
Billy” Delbridge
Owen E Murphy
C L Cummings
J Orrinson
W P Thompson
Bob Stone
Willard
Ston
Frank Bowman
Blood Frank
Washington Atreat News
Ariroom
Mre
Mier
Kate Burrows
Mclean
Texas
Frank
Pack
Bis
Nocales
Sin Ira
Arizpe and
Juarez Strerte
American Fire Department
Tucson
Knights of Columbus Lodge
Ldge
Morehall
Tucson Opera House
Carl Hayden
Colorado River
Arigona
CG Canada
Hunterd
BA Fowle
John P Orme
Water Users’ Association
Dwight B Heard
Otober Sto
Board of Trade
Hi Corbett
Jai
Mozican
John Doe
Taceun City
Brook
Mary's Hospital
Tosson
Arizopa
France
Italy
United
Sates
Arizone
Miguel Obregon
University of Arizens
Glenn O Wingett
Wingett Construction Company
Wm F Cooper
Sonora
Wingett
Self
Fred Cannady
Oty
Ramey
Hall
Gov. Hunt
Cioebetri
McPherson
Lombardi
Eva Clark
Clark
D Riclads Oetalre Verne
Young
Deve
J Slaughter
G Woodward
Grace Cornwall
Hayward Et al
W Hansen
Privo
Rien
Mary Rice
Healays
Mary Besle
F Michell
Edwards
Lola Hart
Hart
Annie Schilling
Schilling
Fxobate Proceedings Estate of— M Coyne
Decren Settlement of
Socount Acd Distribution
Breene
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