A Look Forward and A Glance Backward
Kean St. Charles, editor of Our Mineral Wealth in Kingman Arizona, chronicles his political ambitions and the editor’s self critique. He recalls his failed candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the legislative council, laments office seeking, and notes his newspaper’s ongoing mission of bread and mining riches. The piece ends with a ironic tongue lash at office seekers and declares “Printing Done Here” as the future sign on the roof.
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Kean St
Pope
Tor Years
Kean St. Charles
Ore
Teddy the Spitz Walks 50 Miles Home to Paradise
Teddy the little Spitz dog, previously taken to Tombstone, again returned to Paradise on foot, covering at least 50 miles. He arrived Wednesday and was welcomed by many friends who will care for him, despite no one being home.
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Teddy
Spitz
Lime Gallen
Paradise
Tombstone
Bene
Paradise Test
Les
Todhunter Wins $100000 Judgment Against Buckeye Mining
In district court Oscar B Todhunter won a final judgment against Buckeye Mining Milling Co for 100000 with interest and costs. The company owns mining claims near old Fort Bowie and issued bonds secured by a mortgage on the property but could not meet payments. Todhunter acted as trustee and the suit was brought by Pickett Bowman. exhibits include HY bonds totaling 75850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar B. Todhunter
Buckeye Mining & Milling Company
Old Fort Bowie
Povide
Todhanter
Pickett & Bowman
Atorneys
Lost Satchel Of Valuables From Mrs Campbell
Mrs J Campbell left for Los Angeles after a visit here. At Fairbank she boarded a train, left her hand catcher on a bench, and discovered the satchel missing after the train started. It contained a watch, papers, and money. officers are seeking its return.
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J. Campbell
Los Angeles
Fairbank
Benson
Hydrophobia treatment discussed by Phoenix Enterprise
The Phoenix Enterprise reports talk of asking the legislature to create a hydrophobia annex to the territorial asylum. It notes many bites in Arizona and mentions Pasteur Institute in Chicago as a treatment source. Texas previously funded a hydrophobia facility. $1,400 returned to the treasury. the institute is self supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Enterprise
Arizona
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Pasteur
Austin
Texas
New Mexico
New
District Court filings reveal several civil suits
Frances Manahan of Bisbee seeks a divorce from A ie Manahan on cruelty grounds with a $200 attorney fee and $100 monthly alimony. E F Young sues J W Stonehouse for 235 plus interest from Nov 30 1905 via promissory notes. E Flanigan files suit against Dean Arizona Mining Co for 40000 in damages for injuries when a cage failed at the 1000 foot level on May 8 196 with alleged gross negligence. Howell Givens and Lillian Givens sued for 5300 plus 102 30 interest in a contract dispute involving Bisbee real estate and a mortgage. Douglas Commercial Co and W O Page highlight an appeal filed from Douglas. Marin V Genardini vs Delfino Genardini dismissed due to stipulation between parties.
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Frances Manahan
Bisbee
Ie Manahan
Arke
Tno. E Flanigan
Allen R. English
Dean-Arizona Mining Company
Howell Givens
Lillian Givens
Douglas Commercial Company
W.O. Page
Douglas
Cochise County political notes and camp prosperity observed
The text notes the dem ratio majority in Cochise County and opposition to statehood, along with a variety of local concerns. It mentions building activity in Tombstone, plans for representation at Don Luis circus day, and families seeking nickels and dinners. An citizenship examiner questions a voter about Mark Smith, who would be a delegate, and judge offers a chance. Also predicts Cochise will have about 6,500 registered voters vs Maricopa’s 6,000, with primaries supplies ready and county cattlemen content with good rains and beef and water.
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Cochise
Don Luis
Kent
Mark Smith
Cochise County
Maricopa County
Dejected Salcido Meets His Doom
Duran Salcido, an alleged Mexican revolutionary, was hounded by immigration officials and escorted to the line at Nogales after capture in Douglas Weeks earlier. A thousand spectators watched as he was shackled, dejected, and then released to Mexican officials who led him away.
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Duran Salcido
Douglas
Nogales
Tucson
Webb
Cardo
Sulcido
Territorial Fair in Phoenix Dates Announced
Notices urge participation in the Territorial Fair to be held in Phoenix from September 12 to 17, 1906. Entries are encouraged with blank forms provided by the secretary. Sheep entries triple last year and cattle promises a strong showing with special attractions planned including Bert Murphy.
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Phoenix Sow
Health for 10 Cents. Aively liver and bright eyes card claim
An old ad copy promotes health benefits for ten cents claiming lively liver pure blood clear tin and bright eyes. It touts candy cathartic as the product to obtain health and vigor with minimal cost and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidineae Ae
Southern Pacifics Certic Bett Battle Report from Yuma
The Citizens report a major effort by Southern Pacific against the Colorado River to ease flows toward the South Pacific. Under H. T. Cory, work accelerates on the Mexican intake with a trestle, rock and earth fill, and a dam foundation. No hours wasted as 44 car loads of material are moved daily by three engines on the temporary line.
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Yuma
Southern Pacific
Colorado River
Pacific
Boer
Colorado
Sulton Sea
H. T. Cory
Randolph
Tocsa
Yurma
Work On Copper Queen Smelter Delayed Ten Days
The Bisbee Miner reports that lack of workers suited to high altitude work has halted the Copper Queen stack project for ten days. Grinnell halted operations at 180 feet above ground after finding the crew scarce and the timbering heavy. When finished the stack will be one of the world’s loftiest, rising 250 feet high and 75 feet in diameter, venting fumes safely away from the town. A new crew of top-level men is expected within ten days to resume work.
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Saya
J Grinnel
Grinnell
Two Accidents At Benson
Two accidents occurred in Benson last Wednesday and Thursday night. Eight year old Edward Cruz was killed when he was thrown from a wagon as his horse bolted and the wheels passed over his neck. Night helper Antonio Figuerro, employed at the Southern Pacific round house, broke his leg when an explosion occurred while he filled engine tanks with oil and he jumped from the tender, landing awkwardly. The fire was extinguished with no further damage.
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Benson
Edward Cruz
Antonio Figuerro
Southern Pacific Round House
Tacwon
Through Train Service Expanded on S P Lines
November 1st marks a new through train arrangement on the Southern Pacific and the GH lines linking San Francisco and New Orleans. General Agent A W Cheeseman announced the plan to operate a double daily service between these cities and intermediate points.
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Wain Ranning
Southern Pacific
G. H
San Francisco
New Orleans
A.W Cheeseman
Extracts From Arizona Indian Reports
The report surveys Colorado River Indians and reservations in Arizona, detailing population figures for Mohave Havasupi Apache Wallapai and Navajo groups, land areas, and social practices. It notes English use among San Carlos Apache, water access near Wallapai lands, and observations on polygamy and family structures within Western Navajo communities.
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Arion Lod
White Mountain Ter
Arizona
C. W. Crouse
White Mountain Indian Reservation
Mohave
Wallapais
Santa Fe
Wallapai Reservation
Navajo Reservation
Valuelen
Copper Queen Leads World Copper Mines In 1903 Output
The Copper Queen mine dominates global copper production, with 1903 yields of 36.385 million pounds, far surpassing rivals like Anaconda and Calumet & Hecla. Phelps, Judge & Co owns it exclusively, eight stockholders, with last year’s dividends around 8 million dollars on 2 million shares. Forecasts project 100 million pounds this year at roughly seven cents per pound, signaling at least 11 million dollars in earnings. Market chatter places upper Queen stock bids around 75 dollars per share, valuing the property near 10 million dollars, well above current Anaconda and Calumet & Hecla prices.
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Boston News Bureau
Copper Queen
Aaconda Company
Boston & Montana
Calumets& Hela
Cpper
Phelps, Judge &Co
Upper Queen Storm
Anscond
Calumet & Hecla
Thankful thanks for kindness after sister Elizabeth dies
Cara of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for many kindnesses during the illness and death of beloved sister Elizabeth Ma. and Mas A Dovart H Bovans.
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Kindare
Elizabeth
Mas
A Dovart
H. Bovans
Six Million Boxes a Year in Cascarea Candy Craze
Fragmentary clipping mentions Cascarea and candy popularity, claiming six million boxes a year and a verdict by the people. The text is garbled but indicates a discussion of candy rising to popularity and a strong product claim. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
Local Visitors Highlight Thursday in Daily
Thursday's Daily notes Hrobare Judge Goudvody visiting from Bisbee with mother Mrs. M Godbody and sister Mra M J Cunningram. Mentions A E Davia of Natchez and others in mining, plus Miss Jonnie Boatman visiting from the east and A Ashman ill with pneumonia.
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Hrobare
Goudvody
M Godbody
M. J. Cunningram
Bisbee
A. E. Davia
Natchez
Mississippi
Ty Warntow
Jonnie Boatman
Judge McFarland Reappointed Referee in Bankruptcy
Judge Daniel McFarland was reappointed Referee in Bankruptcy for this district by Judge Duan. He completed a lengthy term and his succession shows he performed his duties satisfactorily to the appointing power and to the public, as the project notes his qualifications and integrity for the post.
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Daniel McFarland
Duan
McFarland
Pkojecton
McFnland
Referree
Marriage Licenses Issued in Probate Court
More Bliss Tickets Are issued the following marriage licenses were issued recently. J. J Johnson to wed Josefina man of Bisbee. John W Barker to wed Nellie Downing of Lowell. Ygnecia Martinez to wed Odela Navarrite of Douglas. Henry Meyer to wed Jessie M Olmstead of Tombside.
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J. ¥. Johnson
Josefina Man
Bisbee
John W. Barker
Nellie Downing
Lowell
Ygnecia Martinez
Odela Navarrite
Douglas
Henry Meyer
Jessie M. Olmstead
Tombside
Stolen Arizona Ties Located by Detectives
A San Francisco dispatch reports that Southern Pacific officials learned 75,000 ties stolen from Arizona and New Mexico divisions have been taceted by detectives. The ties are valued at about $10,000.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Arizona
New Mexico
Runaway Industrial School Student Escapes Benson Reform School
A runaway student from the Benson Reform School was pursued by an officer, but tore his ankle and escaped through a door. The deputy chose not to fire. The incident was reported by Nogales Times. Justin Brown departed for Los Angeles for a visit with relatives, remaining a few weeks.
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Clark
Benson
Sheriff Day
Nogales
Justin Brown
Los Angeles
Mrs Robinson's yemerday visit and town news in Friday Daily
Fragments report Mrs Sarah Robinson leaving yesterday for a visit with daughter Mrs J Patton in Biatee. Commercial men in town include Dick Deed of Selby Cartridge Union mug, HM iene of J & Douglas Brewing, J Gadney for Waterlouse Lester, Halling with Dupont Powder, and B Fouhart of Baker Hamilton. Father M Condert, longtime southwest Catholic clergy figure, died after a long illness over 75 years old, with 50 plus years in Mexico. Watermelon tale from Hoyt ranch features a 40 inch girth fruit weighing 50 plus lbs. Miss Clare Keach returns from Los Angeles hospital, still unable to leave bed. Tombstone sees many well-behaved youths. police chief Bravin imposes a curfew from Monday October 1, at 8 PM, warning violators of consequences.
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Tday
Dick Deed
Selby Cartridge Company
Union
HM Iene
J & Douglis Brewing Company
J. Gadney
Father M Condert
Southwest
Bersahilo
Mexico
Train Fire Scare For Nogales Passengers
A lamp in the sleeper vestibule exploded aboard a Nogales train inviting a rapid response by a porter whose quick action stopped the flames. The fire spread on oil-soaked matting several feet high before damp blankets extinguished it and halted the train.
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Nogales
Second Annual Territorial Fair at Arizona Event Week
The second annual fair features a Cowboy Relay race for the territorial championship. Indian Day on Friday November 16 promises key events. Meewis, Alexander and Brown push for a full exhibit as Indians show growing interest in races. The week of November 12 to 17 will be lively with new sights and renewed acquaintances.
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Arizona
Meewis
Alexander
Brown
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E. F. Young
J. W. Stonehouse
Sun
Marin
Genardini
Delfino Genardini
Salcido
Bert Murphy
Certic Bett
C. Q. Smelter
S. P
Sister Republic
Cara
JS Murington
Rtasse
Mien 40 Aghion
Michgan
Eit Wy Mining
WH. Honm
Mire Win, Lamb
T. Elliott
The
Ellwell Mining Company
Company
A. Ashman
Russ House
Hix Ireade
Be, Walker
John Walker
Walker
Randolph Rob
Eva Wolcott
Ad Garteman
Indy
Clegiate
Mises Wolcott
Judge McFarland
Sarah Robinson
Biatee
J. Patton
Paostretor
Hoyt Ranch
Clare Keach
Tedey
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