Arizona Indians Armed to the Teeth
Seventy Papago warriors, determined and bloodthirsty, will confront Captain Harry Wheeler of the Arizona Rangers and Sheriff Pacheco of Pima County in the Ajo mountains to seize a murder suspect. Wheeler, with deputies, planned aid from Tucson but faced refusal from the Papagos who pledged to protect the fugitive with their lives.
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Harry Wheeler
Arizona Rangers
Sherif Pacheco
Pima County
Ajo Mountains
Oine
Wheeler
Pacheco
Tucson
Therue
Tuccon
Candea
Young Maine Native Flees to Arizona Amid Family Grief
In Arizona a 21 year old Maine native Alboin D. Pike, former Harvard student, vanished on March 15 after a reprimand for failing a law course. With few belongings he sought to reach Arizona, describing it as far from home. He weighs about 140 pounds with a light complexion and refined appearance. His mother, aged, is gravely distressed by his absence.
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Arizona
Alboin D. Pike
Pike
Lyle
Maine
Harvard University
Cambridge
Inez
Cclasennate
Decline in Copper Stocks Hits Broad Market
A new downturn in copper shares sees most copper stocks hitting new lows. Cole interests suffer large losses with Calumet Arizona from 132 to 106, North Butte 158 to 146, Keweenaw 7.50 to 4.50, Superior Pittsburgh 115 to 9.25, and Greene-Cananea 10 to 9.25. Amalgamated falls 67 to 60 and Anaconda 44 to 38 amid broad declines in curb stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Calumet
Arizona
North Butte
Keweenaw
Superior & Pitteburg
Governor Kibbey Opposes Arizona Statehood
Los Angeles dispatch states Governor Kibbey of Arizona said joint statehood is out of the question and single statehood for the territory is not an issue now. He is opposed to bringing up the matter at the next session and will return to Arizona after visiting the Massey clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Kibbey
Arizona
Dhogosssnes Sill Samain
Ariezona
Massey Arps Club
Rangers Lead Armed Ride Against Murder Suspect in Papago Land
Arizona Rangers under Captain Harry Wheeler and Sheriff Pacheco plan a force of about twenty to enter the Papago district near Ajo to seize a tribal member wanted for murder. The Papagos vow armed resistance and civil authorities fear ambushes as they advance into western Hime county. Arizona governor’s office received Wheeler’s letter detailing the expedition that could spark a serious clash.
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Harry Wheeler
Arizona Rangers
Sherif Pacheco
Tucson
Gila Bend
Ajo Mountains
Kibbey
Wheeler
Ajo District
Hime County
Torre
Shest
Paxeheco
Ajo
Pacheco
Hae
Phoenix Democrat
An Arizonan's Nine Septembers of Misfortune
Mike O Byrne a San Carlos strip miner is recovering with a badly fractured arm at his sister’s East Pash street home after an accident on Monday September 9. He has kept a nine year diary listing September 9 mishaps from 1899 to 1907 and notes a strange pattern. He recalls close calls in 1900 1901 1902 1904 1905 1906 and 1907 and speaks of fatal fate on September 9 with a sister and tether also dying on the same date years earlier.
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Globe Silver Belt
Mike O'Byrne
San Carlos
East Pash Street
O'Byrne
O Byrne
Byrne
Ifm
Eorione Nat
Health for 10 Cents Health benefits promised by Cascarets Candy Cathartic
Promises of a lively liver pure blood and bright eyes with Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Genuine tablet sample available. never fold in bulk. order through druggists. Free sample offer but limited to retailers.
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C.C.C
Ree
Tragic Death of Former Tombstone Victim
The Tucson Star reports a Southern Pacific repair yard accident in which Mike Redmond and Robert McCormick were killed while working on a car loaded with mining timbers. A timber rack failed, trapping the two men beneath the lumber as coworkers rushed to help. both died instantly.
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Robert McCornick
Tombstone
Cucson Star
Southern Pacific
Mike Redmond
Robert McCormick
Repar
Redmond
McCcormick
New Townsite Winwood Plotted Near Dean-Arizona Shaft
A new townsite named Winwood will open soon in Cochise County for disposal of late property. Located near Lowell and the Dean Arizona shaft, the low priced lots are promoted by O Kroeger, Mike Connell, Scott Whaley, Emil Marks and other local businessmen as reported by the Bisbee Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Winwood
O. Kroeger
Mike Connell
Scott Whaley
Emil Marks
Bisbee Miner
Court Calendar Grows with More Divorce Suits Filed
The district court opened with four new cases today, three of them divorce actions. Plaintiffs include Elizabeth Goodwin and Lisle Hoskins in suits against spouses, with attorneys Merritt & Stanford and Daw & Samer. Another divorce case is Lucia C Stevens against Thomas Stevens, handled by Daniel McFarland. A debt suit, Peninsula Store Co. versus Douglas Hardware Co., lists G. Gibson for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peninsula Store Co
Douglas Hardware Co
G. Gibson
Sait
English and
Kingsbury
Johm Weaslich
Antonin Perritts
M Rosenberg
Bank of Benson
LD Redfield
Henry Etz & Co
Chas DeBuad
Benson
Natate
Governor Kibbey to Return Septem ber 15 After Sacramento Visit
Governor Kibbey plans to return to the territory on September 15 after attending the national irrigation congress in Sacramento. He toured Folsom and San Quentin penitentiaries and praised their desirable features to be used in a new territorial penitentiary at Florena.
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Sim Ely
Kibbey
National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Folsom
Quentin
Penfe
Florena
Effects Capture of Mexican Smugglers
Line Rider George Sayre reported the capture of two Mexicans in the Huachuca mountains with three mules and two horses smuggled across the Nogales line from Sonora. Owners of the mules have been found. horses lack owners. Americans face preliminary hearing and likely action by the U S grand jury in Tombstone in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sayre
Huachnca Mountaine
Nogales
Sonora
United States Grand Jury
Tomb ‘Atone
Arizona cactus touted as fodder for arid regions
Burbank the plant wizard describes experimental cactus fodder for cattle in dry southwest areas. He claims a perfected cactus could yield up to 204 tons of fodder per acre and notes other crops like beets and cabbage also grow well. He foresees the cactus becoming a crucial plant for sand regions.
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Arizona
Burbank
Southwest
The Law and Some of Its Limbs in San Francisco Trial
During the Grave trial in San Francisco on August 29 Attorney Heney praised none and derided Delmas as a blackguard. Delmas retorted and Judge Lawler intervened to request that evidence proceed without further exchanges.
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San Francisco
Heney
Delmas
Lawler
Heat claims life at Gila City and deportation file opens
Robert Greer died after extreme heat while working at the dam near Gila City last Monday night. An inquest jury ruled death by exhaustion from heat. Tucson dispatch notes Deputy Marshal Clark arriving from Nogales with thirty six Chinese migrants destined for deportation. They will be held in county jail until mid September for transport to San Francisco. Territorial fair commissioners plan September meetings in Phoenix to close races entries, with hopes for large purses and strong horse entries. Charles Lewis, missing conductor, reappears in Pueblo, his wife with him. he is worn and mentally altered, to be examined by physicians.
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Robert Greer
Gila City
J. L. Redondo
Greer
James E. Finley
East
Tucson
United States
Clark
Nogales
Frisco
Jsil Tere
Marschal Daniels
San Francisco
Territorial Fair Commissioners
Phoenix
American Fort
Esid Hon. B. A. Packard
Board of Fair Commissioners
Charles Lewis
Water Company Threatens Tombstone Fire Protection
Tombstone fears Huachuca Water Co may cut main and lateral pressure from 150 to 40 pounds, risking fire protection and water supply. Company cites aged pipes and high upkeep costs, with $10,000 needed for reservoir repairs. Legal tension risks damages and increased insurance rates, while town seeks compromise to preserve water quality and revenue plans.
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A. H W. Gardner
Husehaca Water Co
Duxis
New York
Maine
Tombestone
Mravis
Huachucas
Tombstone
Bisbee
United
Staunton and guus return from Los Angeles sea shore
Mr WFP Staunton and guus returned yesterday from Los Angeles where they have been promoting the summer season at the sea shore Ed Brown from Chihuahua Mexico met Tombstone friends and spoke of prosperity amid regional development Mee Chan Fick and daughter from Saate y athara Cal spent time with Erinde and relatives.
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Wfp Staunton
Guus
Los Angeles
Ed Brown
Chihuahua
Mexico
Brown
Greene
Chan Fick
Sorday
Saate Yathara
Cal
Eriende
Fridar Daily Notes Local Movements and Legal Notice
Friday's Daily lists LK Godden of El Paso acting as esber for the BP during Agent Wertervelt's vacation and a 30 day leave. Wooten was an outgoing passenger for Clonderatt. Dr. Bacon left for Boonon tare Jay on business. JJ Wyatt, president of Ari fe road Mines Co., returned from Che and costi points. Col. Fitch arrived from Ta satabeon to attend a foreclosure sale in the Madwon F Larkin case. The Copper Co promissory note dispute involves over 25000. Judge Down's son arrived from Prarce to study at the University of Arizona. Sheriff Saxon visited Tombstown with a Mexican youth from See gales awaiting trial for Wing An, sentenced to Todisetsial 34 aY heft. American Fuel Co raised coal prices by one dollar. Nogales line terminus fixed for SP connections. local boom anticipated. Frank Sauer returned to Charles On after brief stay in the con.
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LK Godden
el Paso
Esber
JJ Wyatt
Ari= fe road Mines Co
Che
costi + points
Col
Thos. Fitch
Ta Satabeon
Morte
Madwon F Larkin
Cochite Con. Copper Co
Fitch
Retrenchment plans loom at Bisbee copper mines
Copper Queen Mining Company warns miners of possible layoff of up to one hundred if copper prices fail to improve within sixty days. Four furnaces shut at Douglas Copper Queen Smelter last week, with up to two hundred workers affected, though Bisbee miners remain unscathed. Market weakness disrupts Calumet & Arizona, Northern Sonora projects, and smaller operators struggle to secure capital for development amid unsettled prices.
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Copper Queen Company
Copper Queen
Dougine
Betwen
Bisbee
Douglas
Calumet & Arizona
Powell
Los Angeles
Ca Urmetd Arizona
Soch
Sonora
Government vaccine aid for stock diseases on national forests
The forest service will provide free vaccine supplies to stock owners with grazing permits to combat diseases such as tuberculosis. The program, run with the bureau of animal industry and Dr. A D Melvin, allows owners to request vaccines via forest supervisors who forward the request for filing and receive usage directions. The aim is to eradicate or lessen common stock diseases on western ranges.
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Just Mate
Forest Service
AD Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
National Forest
Bureau of 41 of Industry
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Governor Kibbey
Cochise County
California
Huachuca Water Co
Running Blazer
Arthur Gage Hae
Saunday
Tony
Hoar
Hie
Kelvin
Pinal County
Frank Yaeger
Fort Husehacha
Ayampa Club
Arisona
Hassayampa Club
Ironans
Freigation Congress
Frank Goudy
Denver
George E. Barstow
Texas
John FE. Baker
Avcond
Herbert EB. Strain
Montans
B A. Fowler
Albuquerque
Sixteenth Irrigation Congress
Walla Walla Washington
Sherif White
Bowen
Babacomari
Fairbank
Bennett
Ned White
Revger Porter McDonald
Charles Hinckley
Glendale Land Company
Phoenix Trust Company
St Joseph Hospital
Waukauss
Kan
Topekin
Thoreday
Fletcher
F. M. Down
Prarce
Theton
University of
Shwriff Saxon
Santa Crux County
Seegales
Tullay
Penson
How
American Fuel Company
Cananea
5. P
Frank Sauer
Charles
Conn
Superior
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