Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix Railway Timetable 1898
The Shortest Route to Denver Kansas City St Louis and Chicago. P&PRy No 23 timetable effective August 12 1898 lists trains fetching through connections at Ash Fork Jerome Prescott and Phenix with the U S P B'y and M P & S A V Ry. Trains for California depart Ash Fork 125 pm arriving Los Angeles 83 pm San Francisco same day. Eastbound service departs Suivor around noon with afternoon arrival. Includes notes on Grand Canyon Salt River Valley and forests. Prest Gen Mg r Murphy Geo M Sargent and others listed Prescott Arizona.
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Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Doma
Jerome Junction
U. S
Jerome
Prescott
Ature
Principab
Congress
Barua Hla Stasi
Farnell
Phenix
Train Connections and Schedules From Phoenix to Outlying Points
Passengers may depart from Phoenix with connections to Prescott and Congress, Mesa for Goldfield on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 5.00 and Florence Globe routes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4.00. Trains stop on signal. Pullman Palace cars available. Tickets sold to principal points. C Monreal, General Superintendent.
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Ou So
Maricopa
Pheonix
Prewott
Congres
Mesa
Sasgfer Goldfield
Florence and Globe
Pullman Palace
Ing
Phasix
Mat
Allrincipal Poined
Moneal
Two for One Hive Paper Offer in Florence Arizona
Advertises a weekly Thursday issue called the Enquirer, a large type plain print paper in Florence Arizona. Offers one year for eight dollars, promoting reliability and free silver stance. Includes ordering contact details and claims superior paper quality.
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Dag Boulter
Enquirer
Florence
Arizona
the Enquirer
Board of Supervisors Proceedings and Game Law Summary
Official proceedings from Orrick Arizona Aug 26 1807 show transfers of liquor licenses and bids for duplicate assessment rolls. The board also cites an extensive game law summary listing allowable hunting periods and prohibited species, with notices of adjournments and local officials. The mixture includes routine expenditures and road petitions alongside wildlife regulations.
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Orrick Board of Supervisors
Fromxon
Orrer
Florence
Globe Road
Mie Toard
Distriet
Eyes Without Sight in Animals A Curious Study
Dr Nagel reports eyeless creatures can sense light and darkness. Earthworms retreat from light. oysters close when shaded. bivalves move in response to light changes. Skin light sensitivity may be universal or developed in eyeless forms, with snails showing sensitivity while slugs do not.
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Negel
Darwin
Nagel
Boston Journal
Oklahoma Could Become State Before New Mexico Or Arizona
The article notes Oklahoma’s rapid growth since its 1890 territorial establishment, with population surging to over 500,000 and rail mileage rising from 290 to about 603 miles. It highlights farm ownership, school enrollment of 75,000 pupils, 2,000 teachers, and a favorable climate for crops. It contrasts Oklahoma’s rapid development with Arizona and New Mexico and mentions political momentum toward statehood. It also references a lightning death in Nebraska and a Kansas town debate about Sunday services.
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New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
Oklabors
Chicago
Wttlers
Annd
Prairie
Siings
New Hampshire
Vermont
Washington
Tea Roasting Works Promise Fresh-Fired Quality
A brief note claims Schilling's Best tea is always fresh-fired at the source, stating ours are the only tea firing works in the United States and emphasizing freshness when it leaves their hands.
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Teller
Grimahan
Puck
Asin
Swineford
Territory
United States
Alaska
Yukon Valley
Red River
Noth
Minnesota
Yukon
Schilling
Aen Lees
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Santa Fe, Prescott & Pheonix R’y Co
Santa FE System
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California
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Salt River Valley
Bhrough
United
Southern Pacific Railway
Salt River
Tima
Phoenix & Mesa City
Phoenix
Pha. Prt & Praw Daily
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Benson
Tucson
Gila
Fee “Ab Br
Maricopa & Phoenix
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Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
the Tribune
Board OF Supervisors
Official Proceedings
Jc. W. Lemon
Joe Lazure
W. H. Lonergan
W. W. Lemon
John Miler
F. A. Cuasammas
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John Miller
Geo. F. Cook
J. H. Brown
H. D. Cassiday
T. A. Lonergan
W.C. Truman
J. D. Thomas
J. D. Henry
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W. H. Benson
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P.O. Warner
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Orrice Boarn
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H. ‘D. Cassiday
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Brant
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Yonkers Statesman
Mr. Hunker
Herbert Spencer
Chanor
New York
Southwestern Stockman
Pinal County
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Henry Rohrs
Auburn
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Kansas
Florence Hotel
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General Merchandise
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