ALBERT TILTON
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913, pg 594

One of the most able and successful physicians and surgeons 
in Kingman is Dr. Albert L. Tilton.  In 1908 after six years 
in the government medical service, he settled in that city  
where he now controls a large and growing practice. He was 
born in Kansas in 1870 and acquired his early education in 
the public schools, later entering the University Medical 
College of Kansas City, Missouri and gradating from that 
institution with the degree of M.D. in 1899.  Two years 
later he came to Arizona as a physician in the government 
Indian service and did a great deal of capable work on the 
Western Navajo reservation in Blue Canyon and later in various 
other parts of the west.  In 1904 he was sent to the Oraibi 
Hopi Indian reservation in Arizona and he remained there 
until 1907 when he resigned from the government service and 
came to Kingman, where he has since resided.

In 1900 Dr. Tilton married Miss Laura M. Estle, of Louisburg, 
Kansas and both are well known in social circles of Kingman.

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