Tombstone Town Topics terse update from the road
Mon day reports Mrs Ellen Harwood and her grandson Theos Bernard leaving for Flagstaff to visit son Francis Ceable for two months. Carnival dance by Fort Post of the American region a success with large crowd and good finances. Hi School Jazzers perform before departure to school, many out of town guests. Constable Porter McDonald travelled to Tucson as a witness in federal court. Mrs A S Cook and children returned to Double Sunday after a weeks visit with her mother. Full term of school opened with large attendance. St David resident Ho Post en route home from Whitewater. daughter to teach there this year. Nick Meyer in Tombstone today. Bisbee visits include Cavier and Bishworth from First National Bank. Ken G Goldman held for impairment. services at St Pauls. Stolen cars recovered in Mexico. Studebaker recovered near Bisbee. car traced to Grand theater incident. Chief Jo A Kempton coordinating return of car. Court term starts on 40th. jury to report 20th. Deputy Sheriff Hay Smith brings prisoner to county jail. Nogales headquarters discussed for party. Sid Smyth to smooth Cochise county roads for convoy. McNeal merchants and Sid Smyth plan improvements. Leeson on McNeal business. Attended vote canvass.
Tombstone News Roundup Buoyant Road and Civic Notes
Local papers report plans for banners along a transcontinental convoy route through Tombstone with a Thursday or Friday pass date and praise for the Bankhead Military Highway. Mentions Tucson transfers, citizenship papers, visitors from Fairbank and Gleeson, fire damage at the Mountain States Telephone building, and upcoming university and normal school moves for locals.
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Tombstone
Arizona
Bankhead
Prospector
Benson
Fairbank
Tucson
Route choices slow to settle for new road
A fragment from a Tombstone dated notice notes Wednesday to Sixth then Allen routes, Benson or Fairbank undecided though Benson was in original plans. The piece also covers residents returning from Honolulu and various local movements, advertising drives, and political candidates in the area.
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Allen
Benson
Fairbank
Honolulu
Convoy Through Tombstone Prompts Flag Day Observance
Local notes describe Roy Melntyre departing for Nogales for four days with relatives, taking a new position as creater mechanic with Apache Powder company upon return. Public announcements mention a convoy due Friday, a flag suggestion, and a border highway route through Tombstone.
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Roy Melntyre
Nogales
Mr Melatyre
Ceater
The
Apache Powder Company
Local Church Notes and Visitors in Tombstone
Saturday oulchix and teams played, with Paul’s Episcopal Church rector George Golden delivering an evening address on The Laws of Happiness. Light visitors from Leet and Tombstone attended, including Sam Hob Spillmo, while Dr. Sam Moore, formerly with Hunker Hillines, relocated to Las Chispay with family. Merrill and wife returned from a six week East trip. Knights of Pythias delegation noted. Mrs Merril and others visited Misbee. Mary Bravin traveled to Bisbee.
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Frank Engle
Bisbee
Viet
EH. Reeves
Mr. Engle
Engie
Oulchix
Paul's Espicopal Church
George Golden
Happine
Sam Moore
Manamiet
Sun
Satin Thimn
Las Chispay
Borow
HP. Merrill
Merrill & Fower Brox Realty Frm
Merritl
Minneapolis
Mr. Merrill
Gone & Delogate
Arizona
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Visit of Mr and Mrs W T Boyd in Bisbee
Mr W T Boyd and Mrs Boyd spent yesterday in Bisbee on a brief visit, stopping to see local friends and take in the sights of the mining town. The couple planned a short stay before continuing their travels.
Friday Visiting Brother From Alabama In Tombstone
Friday visiting brother from Alabama Mr Smyth stays a week in Tombstone with County Engineer Smyth and aims to locate in Arizona Cochise county during the visit. The surveying party for top of Chiricahua mountains advances with Pinery canyon favored as best route. Central highway grade toward Pearce nears completion, linking Cochise and Willcox.
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W. v. Smith
Smith
Tombstone
Anniston
Ala
Smyth
Douglas
Be Paso
Arizona
Tombstons
Cochise County
Chiriculua Mountains
Pinery Canyon
State Statute Bans Guns On Game Preserve
Tucson reports clarify state rules on carrying firearms in Colorado and Catalina game preserves. Forest Service notes two preserves cover Santa Catalina and Huachuca ranges, with permits required for gun use. improper possession may lead to prosecutions. Local officer Wilson cites incidents of gunfire against wildlife and warns of enforcement.
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Tucson
United States Forest Service
Gaits
Stanley Fo Wn
Pressuries
Colorado National Forest
Caselina
Santa Catalina Mountains
Forse Summer Haven
Mi Lemmon
Otter State
Hugehiyes
Huaehoca
Pacagotiia
Tanete
Ratneey Canyon
Ware Gue Department
Atote
Servion
Batre
J Sary
Witton Curther
Beitie
Wilson
Catalina Mountains
White Mountains
1 Cane Department
Warren Residents File No Fence Petition With Supervisors
Warren residents submit a no fence petition to county supervisors seeking a rule to curb wandering livestock. The measure, escalated by local roedente, asks that cows horses and other animals be kept from roaming. It meets the required threshold of signatures, equal to 60 percent of Warren residents.
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Roedente
Supervisore
Ace
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Ellis Wool
Webb
Melo Services
Ken G Goldman
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Pat
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Mexico
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