Arizona to Prescott Pioneer Home and Butterfield route items
A compilation of Yavapai and Cochise area notes from 1865 reports lives of early Arizona figures. Included are old stage driver tales tied to the Hassagarpe colony at the Prescott Pioneer Home, Butterfield route freight details, a Globe mayoral bid by GW M Garsii, and various local incidents such as a fatal train accident near Osborn and mining transactions in Crown King and Copper Basin.
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Uosvid Ition
Arizona
Pioneers
Prescott
Fibbeneshea
Concord
Yume
Tucson
Yavapai
Baring
Col
L W. Getenel
Lester Jackson
Istter
Bradelaw Mountains
Crown King
City to Pay Overtime Under New Eight Hour Law
City Attorney Sobo F Rone asserts a new eight hour rule requires double pay for all city employees who exceed the limit. The interpretation concerns officers, laborers, policemen, and workers across departments in Douglas.
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Douglas Mill
Lawanya
Sobo F Rone
Gila County Officials Face Salary Ruling Change
Gila County Attorney Johnson delivers an opinion to the Globe board of supervisors arguing salaries should follow old law rather than the new. Arguments highlight boosts and cuts for roles including clerk, sheriff, recorder, treasurer, and supervising officials. some officials plan to contest the decision as it affects pay.
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Globe County
Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Gila County
Johnon
Board of
Canervisor New Law Cawe
Seaeenor
Arhonle
Ane
Tthe
Evperviere
Lass
Iile
More Mexican Troops to Pass Through United States
Mexican Interior Secretary J Flores Megan said 300 additional Mexican federal troops will pass through U S territory for the Sonora campaign. Details on arrival times and entrainment points were not released. The cowardice of Captain Villa is under City of Mexico review, with promises of punishment for the officer who refused to assist El Tigre.
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Villa
el Tigre
City of
Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Progressive Central Com Appointments
E C Hicks chaired the Progressive county central committee meeting announcing committee appointments. Executive committee members include E C Hicks G Wager Seth Merrill Wea Fowler David Bopshimol H L Noble and Jobe W Light. Finance committee members are H Sundrase A B Hiptos and C M Renaud. Auditing committee members are Geo B Dill rad Lyons and Chat Marwell.
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E.C Hicks
Charman
Progressive County Central Committee
Liat
E. C. Hicks
G Wager
Seth Merril
Wea
Geo. B
Scarlet Fever Closes Warren School
The Warren school was closed yesterday afternoon by order of County Health Officer L. Miner after two thirds of attending children were exposed to scarlet fever. The measure aimed to assess exposure among pupils linked to three Warren cases. nearly every child raised a hand when asked about contact. The closure was to prevent spread while investigations continued.
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Warren
L. Miner
Tombstone Banker on Financial Situation
The Pararscron receipt of The Financial Age features Mr T R Beacot on banking, critiquing Aldrich proposals while praising Fowler plans. Major H Kelly of the Uisbee Daily Review is the only Arizona editor deemed capable of inside banking views, so the paper will mail him the journal.
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Financial Age
Tive Journal
American Bankers Association
T. R. Beacot
Onshier
First National
Tombstone
Brand
Goanciere
Aldrich
Brandt
Arizons
H. Kelly
Uisbee Daily Review
Arizona
Koun
Tne
Arizona forest funds boost road and school revenues
J F Mullen of the United States Forest Service in Albuquerque says a 10 percent surcharge from forest receipts will be redirected to Arizona for roads and schools, raising total state forest revenues to about 35 percent. Estimated last year’s state share falls between 66,000 and 76,000 dollars, with roughly 26,700 extra earmarked for road construction within national forests.
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J. F. Mullen
United State Forestry Service
Sth
Albuquerque
Toesus
Servce
Arizona
Foreste
Mallen Saya
Ari Yum
Washington Na
Arizons
New Merion
Arinone Forest
New Mexico
Forest Forest Service
Mexico-Bound Passengers to Rest at Nogales
Mexico bound passengers for Nogales will be held over 21 hours due to a schedule change by the Southern Pacific to run the Mexican train through to Guaymas in daylight. Eastern Pacific officials regret the action but say war conditions in Mexico require passenger safety precautions.
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Mexico
Nogels
Nogales
Southern Pacific
Guaymss
Eosthern Pacific
Sarmpson Bites Case Sent to Pasteur Institute
J. 8. Sarmpson, who was bitten by an infected skank, arrived from Camp Wood and was rushed to the Pasteur Institute in Los Angeles for treatment after a suspected rabies exposure this week.
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Sarmpson
Camp Wood
Pasteur Institute of
Los Angeles
Express Companies Pungling Up In Arioee Law
The Gestorate legislature of Arioee passes a law regulating express firms. Wally Fargo Express and United Verde and Pacific Railway express department operate in the state. The latter shows gross revenue after transport charges of $2,564.55 for the period, with 5 percent paid to the state. Sue Welle Fargo’s receipts total $2,174 for six months in taxes. For 1911, express firms report gross business of $37,335.29, with 1 percent to the state equals $373.35. A large disparity appears between six months and full year figures.
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Arioee
Arate
Wally Fargo
United Verde and Pacific Railway Company
Sue Welle Fargo
Cxpress
Damages Sought In Two-Day U S District Suit
Thomas P. Clark, a motive engineer, sues New Mexico and Arizona Railway Co for 40000 dollars claiming injuries from a collision caused by fellow servant and faulty company maintenance. He alleges hip, spine, leg injuries, four ribs broken, medical costs, lost wages, and permanent damage. court denied motions to strike, dismiss, or refine the complaint. Trial slated for early November.
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Cerain
J. Kearney
Willum M. Ssabury
Plain
W. C
Sloan
Thoenne
Mer
Douglas Editor In Captivity
William T. Owen and Miss Emily Mulvern wed quietly in Douglas last night. The Mulvern family hails from Tombstone, with courtship ending in happiness. Owen, a respected Arizona editor, leads a Devgles Dispatch column praised for timely Mexican War news and reliable reporting.
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William T. Owen
Emily Mulvern
Douglas
J. Mulvern
Tombetone
Bill
Bisteeshen
Bill Owen
Arizona
Tae
Devgles Dieatch
Owen
Douglas to be distribution point for southwest military
The quartermaster department for the stretch of county between El Paso Texas and San Diego Col will be housed in Douglas. At Miami about 600 men are employed at the respiration Consolidated mines in underground development and construction, with five shifts and two toppers and two main рабочие shifts rapidly going down.
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Douglas
Southwest
Quartermasor'e
el Paso
Texse
San Diego Col
Miami
Tespiration Consolidated Mines
Equal Suffrage Sentiment Growing In Cochise County
Senator H A Davis says equal suffrage sentiment is evident in Cochise County as he speaks at the fair in Willcox and warns opponents that they must hustle if they hope to defeat it. Secretary Sam Brod and others discuss referendum measures and constitutional amendments while Aradnes and Worley attend events in Phoenix.
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Cochraw
H. A. Davis
Phoenix
Hochine County
Withoos
Senate Pa Wge
Sam Brod
Aradnes
Phopni
Cochiee County
Davie Esi
Eufrage
The New Criminology in Heates's Magazine
Governor Ger W. Hunt discusses a reformist criminology idea featured in Heates's October issue. The concluding passage argues for prison labor and education to reform inmates, with work on farms and public works as part of a broader system to reduce crime.
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Heates
the New Criminology
Ger W. P. Hunt
Aranba
Herbang
Metal deposit found near Gila Bend worth $19000 a pound
Captain W D Conrad aboard in Phoenix reports a discovery fourteen miles north of Gila Bend of steentium rich ore in celeatite. He says the metal, if extracted, could fetch about $19000 per pound and the claim shows GM feet by 125 feet, with grade 32 to 40 percent. This is claimed as the first such find in Arizona and among the few in the world.
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W. D. Conrad
USAL
Phoenix
New York
The
Bend
Conrad
Gila Bend
Conrad Yard
Rune
Tony
Clare
All Railroads In U S Short on Freight Cars
A U S railroad official says the system faces a severe car shortage to move record crops and bulk commodities. He cites livestock coke coal and coal hauling as hardest hit and notes widespread freight car scarcity across major lines. The source highlights unprecedented midwestern and southern harvests increasing demand.
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U.S
United States
Dongle
Middle Western
International
Mest
University of Arizama Chief Returns From Europe Tour
Dr AH Wilde, president of the University of Arizama, has returned to Tucsnn after a three month European tour.
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AH Wilde
University of Arizama
Tucsnn
Europe
Deity Wee Cevatagh Trial and Local Political Rumors
Friday's events include trials for Deity Wee Cevatagh and Clarence "qt tetay foe Bites og brint rit Bouners of the Tombarur Bar wan on ontgiing pareoger tay toe Bieter. Attorney J.T. Kingsbury travels for Bieber on professional must nose. A migration of visitors is expected with Mendes and Castile Gueie eeetor to Clarence Smith later in the day. The primary election to Arigna yielded a larger vote for the prioressives. Democrats trail Republicans. A special venue for 20 more trig furore was ordered for September 20 with several criminal cases scheduled. Miss Julia Hockleliow of thirely and Miss Ether Carry of Douglas head to Tucson to enter the University of Arizona. Thomas Brandt also heads to Tucson as a student. Judge Dean Jett notes visits to Douglas and fort arrival of wage workers. A report of rops numbering At gen Te reaches Fort Husehuen for government matters and county wiring.
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Julia Hockleliow
Thirely
Mie Ether Carry
Douglas
Rick
Jett
Tucson
University of Armnns
Thomas Brandt
Tucs
Univeret of Arizona
Court Cases Filed for Divorces and Estates
Court records show cases including Oscar Bell versus Oplus rdvire for divorce with child custody and household items, Mareh Pieteber estate action seeking control of an executor, and Jack Emzlisth versus Bull for divorce and related property. Additional filings list land tenure disputes and trustee appointments, with dates and party names obscured in OCR.
Campaign report from El Paso on Mexican politics
Kosterlitzky travels from Mexico City to El Paso to campaign in Sonora amid a tense Mexico politics scene. He discusses Ernesto Madero and Diaz tactics as potential methods to eradicate rebels, citing talks with Mexican officials and an ongoing push to organize support for government actions.
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Tevin
Emilia Kuster
Mander
el Paso
Mexico City
Tretenin
Kesteriaby
Ernes Madero
Senom
Diaz
Local Political and Legal Notices From The County
A mix of court actions and political notices from the county fronts. Details include Yeager v. Lenders case submission to the court with a November decision, assessments of beef pricing by attorney J F Wright, and remarks on rail and mine company leadership changes. Community figures such as Bratke, Wes Biggs, and Lori Hayen are noted in various civic mentions.
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Yeager
Attempt to Rob S P Office at Pearce
An attempted robbery occurred at the S P office in Pearce Monday night. A burglar reportedly cut a panel from a door to gain entry but fled without success. A Mexican man in the area was detained as a suspect after a letter addressed to him was found at the scene. Police in Tucson advised charges be filed.
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S.P
Pearce
Hin Ie
Tucson
Health Board Quarantine Extended for Paralyzed Patient
Notification from the board of health by De. F. W. Bardalen extends the quarantine for a patient with intestinal paralysis returning to the village. The condition has lingered due to the illness, prompting continued isolation measures.
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Board of Health
F. W
Gondaker of Tucson Is Dead
Gondaker, owner of the Big Molawk and Papago, a prominent mining man in Nevada and Idaho, died in Tucson after a brain event. The report notes his influence across several mining regions and his known ventures in the Papago and related holdings.
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Gondaker
Tucson
W.o Gondaker
Big Molawk
Papago
Nevada
Idaho
Araropa Aga
Stimulate Children? A witty medical quip ad
A humorous 19th century style advertisement questions a doctor about prescribing alcoholic stimulants to children and tonics. It notes Ayer’s Pills as a household remedy to ward off indigestion and sick headache, urging readers to keep a box handy. The copy cites Ayer Co. Lewitt Mane as the source.
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Ayer
Ayer CO. Lewett
Fragmentary OCR Note on Tablets and Substances
An unreadable snippet references tablets stamped C.C.C. with garbled text about never saying and a line about “108” and “dreggiere.” The fragment suggests a catalog-like or instructional note but lacks clear names, dates, or an event.
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C.C.C
Bbuk
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GW. M Garsii
Globe
Cargil
Silver City
N. M
Wat
Arthur Conerly
Southwestern Tr
Osborn
Jared
Copper Queen Hospital
Bisbee
Teo
Ben
George C Rafer
Poenix
Skull Valley
Copper Basin
Skull Valey
Yave
Rai
Jamer
Roach
Hopper
Sarah Marley
Seventh Street
Graham
Yeckley
Luantte Mining Company
Crook Canyon
Yavapai County
Tire Dell
M. Potter
Spertatore
E. C. Callen
Leslie Canyon
Sulphur Spriey
Leatherwood
Catlins Mountains
Tucan
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Milton McLean
Detroit Copper Company
Morenci
Mami
Ja Romano
Mormon Church
Bar
Tacron
Remon Lares
Progressive Central
Com
Arizona Forests
Express Companies
Gov. Hunt On
Criminology
Cevatagh
Clarence
Bouners of
Tombarur Bar Wan
Tay Toe Bieter
Attrorney
J.T. Kingsbury
Dag
Bieber
Mendes
Castile
Clarence Smith
Tambetone
Dean Jett
Sever Wage
Husehuen
Tritag
Axel
Scmeon Corny
Estate al Secundino Monteuer
Oscar Bell
Oplus Rdivere
Jace English
Jake Emzlisth
Mareh Pieteber
Douglar
Sui
Kosterlitzky
Sonora
Wee Powell
Pesroe
Frente
Frances Stell
California
Ator
Janes Te Ton
Bratke
Caries
Ivs Court
Etendant Tidey
Tartay
Sitnesere
Empire Caribe Gentral
Attney J. F Wright
Ate
Ictr Ener Jong Haking
Ren
Te Co
Syed of
Miles Ia Promis
Rhir Tedes
Drageon
Steretery AL Burger
Bey Ditiors
Trevact Olter
Lori Hayen
Willcox Ie
Ed Ware
Samos Douglas
Toeut
EA Vass & South= western
Phelpe Dodge
Toreate
Railread
Walter Dougins
Vugins
Manenger
el Peso
Ath
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