Territorial mining notes from Arizona era heavy with bonds
Reports from Cochise and Pearce districts note work at Blue Jay mine drifting at 330 feet with ore shipments of 200 ounces silver 30 dollars gold and 20 per lead. Clark Hoyt of Los Angeles bond on Pearce group and Blue Belt copper claims. Pitched bond terms 20000 to Baotz Philadelphia. Reports of diphtheria quarantine plans and San Xavier feast prep. Various local notices on residents, flights of prospectors, and incidents across Prescott Phoenix and neighboring towns.
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Blue Jey
M. T. Wield
Messrs
Clark Snd Hoyt
Los Angeles
Pearcs
Cochise County
Garret, Sydow and Tomlinson
Star
A. H. Wien
Ocobiee County
Blue Belt Group
Cochise
Dregoon Range
Peabody Mine
Phillip Baotz
Philadelphia
Tucson
Royal A. Johnson
General Johnson
George Schofield
Walton
Judge Davis
The
Ohio
Arizons
Ariveos
Board of
Schumsker Snd Samsalego
Arivaca
P. B. Porch
Cberge
San Xavier
Occus
San Francisco
Phoenix Hanacphua
Arisons
Henan
J. B. Allen
Schultz
Hescow
Frank Flannigan
Pearce
Washington
Alex. Smith
Pearre
Six Mile Hill
G. W. Swain
Dregoons
Davapai County
J. I Boleman
Payson
Salt River
Tone
Christ Ness
Shalf
Journal-Miner
Beardsley Station
Journal- Miner
Walter Hale
Prescots
Phoenix
St Louis
Journal-Mine Chae
H. Hayden
Stanton
Prescott
Bie
Audrey Peterson
Journal Miner
Wm. Parsingus
Partridge Ives Ian Stone
Goldfield Personal News Reflects Tent Town Boom
November 20 1897 report from Goldfield details a transient mining camp shrinking as residents depart for new sites while a Klondike fever and anticipated mine restart stir hope. Thanksgiving among miners features turkey dinners and visits between camps, with local social notes on residents and uncalled letters.
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Prrenp
Golitfelé
Johnnoy Searles
Searles
Phenix
Jimmy Searles
New York
Jed Paterson
Mesa
Est
Charrie Hell
Collins Morse
Goldfield
Jack Smith
Smith
Jack
Cherlis Hall
Charlie
Tempe News Roundup Covers Cattle Shipments And Local Events
Tempe reports a six car cattle shipment tomorrow night and a special stock train of nine cars today. Local figures including Mr. Sachs and J H Johnson of Kansas City are noted, while Watson Pickrell and others are busy with jury duty in Phoenix. A creamery project advances east of Tempe, and Tempe Lodge No. 6 elects officers for the coming term. A funeral is announced for Mr. J H Armesfield, to be buried in Phoenix.
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Old Guard
Thesesay
Gee
Prospector
Mexico
H.T. Richards
Sonors
Iturbide
Freigatiog
Hermie
Epterpines
Richards
Hobinson
Silver
Astonio
Antonio
Coharacter
Arizona
W Sdusd
Denver
Holmesly
Johnsthan Weiser
Califords
Walt Ssabs
Mr. Sachs
Ttls
Watson Pickrell
Bud Cummings
Ben Goldman
G. P. Pitkin
Fi Sears
J. B. Mullen
Phoenix
D. Lount
Thei Normal
Jas. H. McClintock
Normal Board
Kingsbury
Euta Gilbreath
Fort Whipple
Mien Hotailbresth
Geo N. Gage
M_ G. Hill
Scroggs
D. R Brigham
Walter S. Johnston
Z_. Zack
Snd
Curt W. Miller
M. West
Laura Sharpe
Martha
Louie Gags
Nona
Katherine Kingsbury
Messie
John Ecke
Bso
Goldman
Thosay
Bannp
J. H Johnson
Kansae City
Tempe
Robert Richards
Wallace Moree
Willeiass Board of Equalization
T. J. Porty
Albert Miller
James Gilliland
Tempe Lodge No. 6
John Knight
Consel
J F Hendrix
Geneul
J TL Moore
R.G Andre
Booker
Glep. Rogers
Eecor
P Borrowdale
Moore
Wilson
Rir Root
J. H.armesedild
Sisters'Hospital
Tempe Camp Nog
Woodmen
C. M. Dixor
Plessnt Reuge
Fulton Co
Chamberlain
Silver Star Rebekah Lodge
Misees Cox
J Ho Harvie
Batty Ssars
Treas
Toos
Holland
Castle Creek
Avele
Tom
Henry George
Congress
Joes Maria Marina
FF. Wilson
Globa
Fas
Ben Crawford
Bianchi
Grawford
Jary
Tonto Basin
Collies
Christy
Streat
Mayor Adams
Los Angeles
Adams
Elxsytiva Parsons
Hassys
Lula Warren
M. V. Warran
Ralph B. Quinn
A. V. Quinn
J. H L. Baler
Maricops
Phoenix Road
Viron Mitchell
Temps
Young Mitchell
Grimes
Mitchell
Jadge Street
Butler
W. R. Patterson
Phoasix
Hood
Walter
Paosoix
J. W.graham
Walter Bennett
Losa and Truat Company
Wai
Graham
Hia Cherzo
Congress Company
E. B. Go
Philadelphia
Hot Springs
D S Newhall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Garbard
F. W. Morris
Iatter
F. W. Morris, Jr
Castle Creek Hot Springs
Tasy
Arixone
al Kai
Stesling
Sireacy
Orme
Richard A Roberts
Wicksaberg
Phoenix Browostens Company
Recorder
J. P. Balford
James Burson
D. Campbell
Tre Cspitel
W. P. McCormick
Ford
Idaho Springs
McCormick
H. B. Stephens
Southern California University
Atabican Pacific Railroad Company
Colorado River
Fort Mobeve
Las
Vegas
Quisoy Adama
Warren
Ohio
U.S. Sherman
Gila Bend
John Pratt
Gils Bend
Don Goodin
Qaliforais Widl Bs
Geths Besster Maid
Soms Trieeda
Coumberlain
Clie
Oberan Orrhess Aymedy
Curtis I Forsin
Assoyor Oia
L. G. Bagley
Hoemme
Cal
A. G. Randel
Presbyterian Church
John W Oxes
Grant Racdsi
Massachusetts
Lagan
Pre
Daughisr
Devased
General Debility and Loss of Flesh Emulsion Admitted By Physicians
Physicians widely acknowledge Scott's Emulsion as a reliable flesh forming remedy. Many other preparations claim similar results, but doctors report they cannot match its effectiveness.
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Scott
Scott's Emulsion Promises Quick Recovery from Wasting
A vintage health advert promotes Scott's Emulsion made with pure Norwegian cod liver blended with hypophosphites of lime and soda. It claims to stop wasting, help patients rapidly gain flesh and strength, and urges readers to ensure the product on the wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
People and plots unfold in Phoenix district notes
A busy Phoenix dispatch chronicles weddings and court actions, mining progress, arrests, and social events. It reports Alvinis to wed Alfred Ceable and Miss Anns McBride, indictments and pardons, school TB gains, and visits by officials, with mining prospectors arriving and parties assembling at Hot Springs Crest Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Dilsworth Romer
Stenton
Ford Hotel
Kentucky
Hot Springs Junction
Crestle Creek Hot Springs
Alfred Ceable
Anns McBride
Wellace Dencon
Dr. Purman
Crouse
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George A. Conklin
A. Gibson
Huschuce
George
Lime Gallen
Huschucs Siding
Wardwell
Leghen
Thomas Milver
Pencegiesni
Jules Baumars Tadly
Pete Buscha
Nemed Springer
Pha
Alexander
Yaevepai County
Phoixend
Sod
Clough
Prescott Courier
Blumberg
Psize
Somes Msaner
Irvine Sanders
Sanders
Fue
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Desus Arbizo Mane
Aseda Peano
Geudslupe
Bru
Fpreacisor
Useriecen Camente Yendel
MirendaQarice Espinose Dalorse Gaseis
Lupa Heredia
Jesus Mu Lapez
Mandeza
Miguel Nuriego
Munuse
Robles Manuela R DeSey- Carlato Soro Uaros
Carmen
Cancarate
Tempe Department
Seott’s Erzulsion
Ewig Ryraghont
Inenweight
Jepsen
Vruu Tobacco
Piper
Heidsieck Plug
Piper Heidsieck
United States
N. Y
Tribune
Berald
Herat
Ve. W. Bac
Frank Cgriebel
Washington Street
Yyeber
Asoline
Money Savers
K. C. Goted Smelting & Refining Co
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