Benson Arizona Board of Equalization Minutes 1906
Regular and special sessions of Cochise County Board of Supervisors discuss tax issues, licensing, road work, and bridge plans along with orders for warrants and payroll. Reports include San Pedro river bridge site, right of way, and county road changes near Benson. Primary election notice approved for publication in local papers.
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Toabstone
Ars
McHeish
San Pedro
Benson
Bowen
Ripge
San Pero
Sth
Nsef Benson
Special meeting of Cochise County board of supervisors
Tombstone Arizona August 27 1906. It appears there is necessity for a special meeting to transact important business. A special meeting is ordered for September 1 at 6 oclock a.m. at the board office in Tombstone. J Bowen chair CLA Tayion supervisor.
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Ariz
Cochise Esunty
Board of Supervisors
Tombstone
Arizona
Bowen
Cla Tayion
Death of Pioneer Tombstone Citizen Richie
Pioneer Tombstone resident Richie died at the hospital in the morning after a gradual decline. He was about 60, born in Tetinese and War, located in Tombstone in the 1880s, worked in various mines and served as county seller under multiple sheriffs. His death leaves many in the county grieving with no funeral arrangements yet set, pending word from his stepson James Welch in Bisbee.
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Richie
Cochise County
Hopital
Dee
Tetinese
Tomustone
Neral Ae
Tom
James Welch
Biebee
Huachuca Water Co Chief Praised for Quality
Supt Hoagland of Huachuca Water Co is cited as the county's top irrigator amid praise for the Huachuca product. Oscar Rabns, injured last Thursday, is reported recovering at Sisters' hospital with Robbie weak but improving and expected to recover over several weeks at Enterprise.
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Hoagland
Huachuca Water Co
Oscar Rab
Bimel
Robbie
Deed Received for Poor Farm Land
The board recorded a deed by the Geene cattle Company to the county for land at San Pedro intended for the county poor farm. The Supervisors rejected the previous plan as desirable and will consider a definite step to prove the land and sink an artesian well thereon.
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Rec Rster
Geene ‘Attle Company
Hhise
Sanledro
Board of Supervisors
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Excerpt Claims Cure
A fragmentary testimonial and advertisement from Hall's Catarrh Cure promoting internal use and family remedies. The text mentions a 15 year trust in J Cheney, a Toledo firm, and wholesale druggists. It advertises a 75 cent price per bottle and requests testimonials.
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Finexey & Co
Toledo
J. Cheney
Waupine
Kiswax & Manvix
Hal
Dewiste
Cupid Busy In Probate Court Day Marriages
In Bisbee and Douglas couples announced nuptials as clerk Jamra assisted. Owen Edward Moore to wed George McCartry, both of Bisbee. John Biglin to wed Rose Conwell, of Douglas. William Bo Morgan of Bisbee to wed M. Rhimer of Coultersville California. James T Garrett to wed Marguarite May Arnold, both of Bisbee.
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Cupid
Jamra
Owen Edward Moore
George McCartry
Bisbre
John Biglin
Rose Conwell
Douglas
William Bo Morgan
Bisbee
Y M. Rhimer
Coultersille
Clifornia
James T. Garrett
Marguarite
May Arnold, Bth
Increased Attendance in Public Schools in Tombstone
The Tombstone public schools opened with about 30 pupils, far below last year’s 267 enrollment. Pupils at Walcott School and Berner area moved under Principal Mire Opdyke, Mee Williamson, Mrs Williams, and others. The 8th street building received renovations with new seats and brick boards. The graduating class will exceed twenty, more than double previous sizes. The High School spans 10 grades and works on copies of court papers in McDonald v Crchive County case, with 295 complaints to copy.
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Tombstone
Mises Mern and
Boatman
Walcott School
Sayerittends
Berner
Mire Opdyke
Mee Williamson
Williams
Cleverdoo
Mise Axtell Jaceusy
8Th Street
Kinsey
Bieber
Ance
McDonald
Crchive County
Jeep
Territory
Agitators Taken to Jail in Mexican Revolution Case
Four alleged ragleaders facing charges under the neutrality statute were moved to immigration custody for deportation to Mexico. In Douglas, the group was arraigned and the case continued to September 17. seven leaders remain central to the movement and may face deportation while others face migration law charges.
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Douglas
Ostern
Tuccon
Rena
Mexco
Douglas International American
Albert M. Sames
United States
J. L. B. Alexandr
Phoenix Masonic Meeting Scheduled for November 13
Members of the Phoenix Masonic community are awaiting details for a grand lodge meeting on November 13. Attendees include Master Masons Royal Arch Masons Knights Templar and Daughters of the Eastern Star. The event will continue on the current days as planned.
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Phoenix Masonic Mentermity
Mth
Royal Tie Masons
Nights Templar
Daughters of the
Atern Star
Cancays
Local notes from Tuesday Daily with names and travels
Dan McDanid writes from Ihelite after leaving Tempetone for Ne vnds detailing section news. Billy McCausland advances in a political race and Edgar pipes feature. Gertrude Wein returns home from Johnson after visiting, and infant son of Mr and Mrs Sanders dies after a fire in the afternoon. community sympathy poured out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McDanid
J. Eb.agtend
Ihelite
Wellard
Sanders
Tax suit over back taxes linked to Copper Queen case
Public Examiner WC Foster in Phoenix report notes the 1901 Copper Queen tax controversy. Governor directives aim to place the alleged back taxes plus interest on the tax rolls, totaling over 100000 dollars. The long dispute centered on value assessments and board authority.
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WC. Foster
Phoenix
Clark
Kibley
Tme
Mears
Mearland
Eward
Lind
Compme
O. Gebeon Ae Tex
Rolla
Yavapa County
Supreme Court
Mandarius
Daily column notes from Tombstone area social scene
Monday's Daily records a string of local social items and travel notes. It mentions Oscar Robbing linked to Palace Liquor ties and a Phoenix incident, plus Tombstone friends reacting to an accident. It covers visits and returns by Grace Tarell, Helen Benedict, Brent Tarbell, Dr Tom Winders, Oneda Smith, Mids Smith, Herbert Kinney, Mrs Fly, Ranger McDonald, and other era figures amid travel to Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York.
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Oscar Robbing
Palace Liquor Company
Phoenix
Hunon
Tom Winders
Oneda Smith
San Francisco
New York City
Mids Smith
Herbert Kinney
Tombstone Tonacidated Company
Calfornia
Fly
Los Angeles
Landscape Artists and Embezzlement Warrants Issued
Widespread investigations reveal warrants issued for landscape artists amid embezzlement charges. Authorities report missing familiar faces, a flight from town, and a suspect who sold a gun after a hunting pretext. Steve Roem ref Benson named resident agent for the Dragon Mountain Northern Railroad Company amid county records.
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Steve Roem
Ref Benson
Dracon Mountain Northern Railroad Company
Puette Inth
Orag-00 Mountain Sumnitty Jouneut
Bowling Alley Mortgage Tie Up As Zook Detained
F Zook, linked to a pact rating and a Min Street alley passenger incident, allegedly drew $45 from Jon Rook to influence a claim. Attachments placed on the bowling alley and goods as Zook was detained. reports place him traveling to Globe or Tucson. Mortgage on the alley held by L. L. Cummings.
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Zook
Min Stree
Pasenger
Jon Rook
Roelle Tower
Globe
L. Cummings
Bisbee Crowding Divorce Record in 1910s
In Bisbee the number of divorce cases has risen as reports spread that the National divorce law may reach the city this session. The American Bar Association adopted a uniform statute to be presented at the Divorcongress in Philadelphia on November 12, urging universal marriage law and age of consent set at 16 for females and 18 for males. The proposed law would define divorce types and grant annulments, with details to follow once a full text is received.
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Binhes
Som
St Paul
Philadelphia
Marriagy
Congress
Kindte
Labor Day Celebration Acknowledgment From Tombstone
A Tombstone letter dated September 8 3906 thanks local press and residents for support of the Labor Day celebration. Committee members George Barvette J D Maddison and others praise community effort and the newspaper’s role in promoting the event.
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Tombstone
Ariz
SE Gangerr
Rawat
Barvette
J.D Madoson
Teachers Certificates Are Granted
Superintendent of Public Schools Rockfellow reports Phoenix has granted certificates to several teachers after exams last week. First Grade recipients include Miss Mary Rourche Mira Clara Rogers Misa Davie Patterson. Second Grade honorees are Miss Lucy Woloti Miss Fannie Pletcher Miss Florence Messner Miss Marion Welsh Miss Lillian Erickerson Miss Ida Urlany. George Markus and Owen Hank earned certificates. one applicant’s file awaiting return.
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Superintendent of Public Schools
Rockfellow
Phoenix
Mary Rourche
Mira Clara Rogers
Misa Davie Patterne
Sromd
Lucy Woloti
Mies
Fannie Pletcher
Florence Messner
Marion Welsh
Lillian Erickerson
Mist da. Urlany
George Markus
Owen Hank
Tombstone Students Leave for Tempe Normal School
Tombstone sends a contingent to Tempe Normal School to resume studies. Named travelers include Misses Josie Critchley Helen Benedict Arizona Miano Josephine McPherson Gladys Larenn Laura McGill and others. Mrs Benedict and faculty will winter in Tempe. Mer Wilcox family also settled there.
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Tombstone
Tempe Normal School
Tempe
Josie Critchley
Helen Benedict
Arizona Miano
Joephine McPherson
Gladys Larenn
Laura McGill
Tonbstone
Satie Cowan
Geo. Willcox
Globe Set Ball Carnival In Globe September Dates
Interest grows for the vase ball carnival to be held in Globe from September 29 to October 7. Southern Pacific and Gila Valley offer a special round trip fare and it is expected Santa Fe and E. J. W. will match.
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Globe
Southern Pacific
Gila Valley
Santa Fe
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