Editorials and protests on Arizona land policy and Gov Murphy
The Florence Tribune discusses Governor Murphy’s stance on mine blacklisting and arid land cession, condemns the push to cede public lands, and urges federal irrigation control. It cites signatures for removal, critique of McKinley influence, and calls for homestead settlement in Arizona rather than Philippine lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Jerome
Legion
Anit
Couar-Bo
Arizona
Accoupixa
W. A. Hoyle
United States Land Ofice
Philippines
Congress
Phoenix
Southwest
Philippine Islands
Tun Tawaxe
M. H. McCora
San Carlos
Bryan Admired Across the Nation and Arizona News
The Chicago Times-Herald lauds Bryan for enduring popularity among his followers despite defeat, praising his character, sincerity, eloquence, and leadership. The piece credits his lasting appeal to moral qualities and effective oratory, while noting a cautious view on his political success. Also noted is Tun Tawxae’s support for Arizona land and irrigation projects and Henry Lampker’s Globe visit and King mine claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chicago ‘Times-Herald
United States
Hore
Tammany
Br. Bryan Insel
Atlanta
Hurnesville
Goorin
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
S& Cox
Henry Lampker
Silver King
Globe
Mr. Lampker
King
Globe Times
Woman Sues Over Mine Sale Reaches Ruling
Anna Douglas of New York sued a man who sold her the Cripple Creek mine for $5,000 claiming she was duped into buying a worthless property. She lost. ore values now range from $10,000 to $100,000 per ton, with an eight foot vein. The Arizona Graphic, edited by Paul Bell, debuts in Phoenix on Sept 1, focusing on Arizona resources.
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Anna
Douglas
New York
Cripple Creek
Arizona Graphic
Paul Bell
Phoenix
Arizona
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims 100 Dollar Cure Guarantee
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh with constitutional treatment. It asserts the remedy cures all disease stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Includes testimonials and distributor details in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Gheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Douggists
Hal
Climax Jim the rustler drives off cattle to New Mexico
In Arizona territory Climax Jim, a cowboy and rustler, drives a herd belonging to Chiricahua Cattle Company toward Valencia county New Mexico. He declares himself owner, forms the Star-Bar-Circle Cattle Company with himself as president, and is pursued by Sheriff Ed Beeler. After a chaotic chase and a courtroom scene in Springerville, Jim escapes in a roof-hole disguise while Crowley regains control of the cattle, leaving Jim at large with a sharp wit and a slim chance to regroup.
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Climax Jim
Ash Flat
Chireahua Cattle Company
Climax
Valencia County
New Mexico
Jim
Bisck River
Valencia
Cliax Jim
Torane Brand
Star-Bar-Circle Cattle Company
Imax Jim
New Cattle Corporation
Chiricahun Cattle Company
Ed. Beeler
Apache County
Hank Sharp
White Mountains
Black River Country
Beeler
Springerville
Anthony Long
Mr. Crowley
Chiricahua Cattle Company
Tall Belt
Squire Long
Judge Long
Sharp
Lady Godiva
Coventry
Justice Long
Apache Jounty
Arizona citizens clash over land cession and federal reservoirs
A prominent Arizona correspondent thanks the Times for its stance on arid lands noting fear of a scheme to cede lands to states and urging broad western unity for federal storage reservoirs. The Globe district awards a new schoolhouse contract to Briggs & Davidson for 12800 dollars.
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Arizona
Times
Ariona
Congress
Mesa Free Press
Globe District
Briggs & Davidson
Altur Resident Sells Gold Property Nearby
Mr J J Pompa of Altur recently sold a gold property near the locality for 17 dollars and four cents. Nozales Oasts reported the transaction as concluded at the nearby site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Pompa
Altur
Nozales Oasts
Mother saves child with Chamberlain’s remedy
A Liberty Rhode Island mother of eight recalls her dysentery scare with her young daughter. She credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, purchased from Brockway’s Pharmacy, for saving the child’s life and urges other mothers to use it.
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Chamberlain
Liberty
R. 1
Brockway’s
Notice to Partners and Homestead Applicants in Arizona
Notice to whom it may concern that J T McParford with A S Neigh bours holds half interest in cattle branded SN not liable for partner debts. Also notice of Homestead Application No 1374 with Milton R Moore filing final proof, Tucson, Sept 27, 1890, before Register Milton R Moore. witnesses Thomas P Wilson William F Cooper Charles Odell William J Schulze.
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J. T. McParford
A.S
Jon T. McParland
Golifield
Arizona
Flamestead
Department OF the Interior
Laxp
Tooney
Ariz
Hue
Tucson
Milton R. Moore
Thomas P. Wilson
William Ff. Cooper
Charles Odell
Tuiwan
William J. Schulze
Arizola
Register
Summons in Justice Court Precinct Five Pinal Arizona
The Territory of Arizona greets defendants P Carrasco and J D Reguerre and summons them to appear in the Justice Court of Precinct Five, Pinal County Mammoth to answer the complaint. Plaintiffs seek judgment by default if no timely appearance. Court date rules: five to twenty days depending on service location. June 1, 1800 Mammoth Justice of the Peace August Regal presiding.
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F. Carrasco
J. D. Esquerre
Justice Court of
County of
Pinal
Territory of
Arizona
Territory of Arizona
P. Carrasco
J. D. Reguerre
Justice's Court
Mammoth
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Florence
Chas. D. Reppy
Pinal County
James McNaughton, Jr
San Jose
Tempe
Autean
Harry Chenoweth
Nogales
Ford Hotel
Caldwell
United States Circuit Court
McKinley
MR. Gryan
Climax Jim, Rustler
Los Angeles Times
the Justices Court
Precinct NO
County of Pinal
Putnam
Kellogg, Pinintitts
A. F. Barker
Eighth
Florence, Artz
San Francisco
Kirt L. Hart
General Sporting Goods
Kodaks
Blackwell
Bull Durham
Ron
Wheelman
Snd Iceae
Sterling
Sauterial
Nish
Wenson
Trans Sa
Chainiew
Pleagare
Ittore Reasne
Sterling Cycle Works
Kenosha
Wis
Californi
National Convention of Photographers
Chautauqua
Bash Tie Wold Jonas
Spring St
Hollen
Beck
Los Angeles
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