Territorial News Highlights From Holbrook Prescott and Bisbee
Territorial News covers a wide range of local activity from Tempe visitors in Holbrook Prescott and Bisbee. It notes mining developments in the Yavapai and Cochise regions, a fire at Bisbee, railroad updates, new business moves in Jerome and Tucson, wages changes, and notable local deaths and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zuck
Tempe
Holbrook
H.W. Heap
Phoenix Water Company
Prescott
O. Dunbar
The
Gazette
Tucson
Chas. Maas
Texas
Wild dogs terrorize Apache County settlers in New Mexico
Under sheriff Joe Bargeman reports a population of wild dogs roaming eastern Apache County and western New Mexico. These creatures, weighing about 100 pounds, resemble a bull dog mixed with timber wolf. They prey on sheep and cattle, attack ranches, and carry a deadly bite. Encounters end in seizures and poisoning cases, with several dogs killed in encounters. residents fear further attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bargeman
Apache County
New Mexico
Mwe
Mr. Bargeman
American Valley
Thoms
Alfie
Nolbrook Arzas
Arizona Episode of Reddy and Liz atworth Tragedy
In a desert town along the A. and P. railroad a young girl watches a sunset as engine 1301 hauls a long freight train into a canyon. The tale centers on Reddy the jovial engineer and Sanders the curly haired brakeman who wooed Liz Atworth. A fatal crash, a courthouse, and a swoon close the saga with the engineer dead in Coldwater canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Alexander
Arizona
Reddy
Railway Board
Liz
Atworth
Coldwater Canyon
L. A
Pillares Mine at Nacosari Promising Copper District
The Vidette reports the Pillares mine in the Nacosari district being developed by Danforth for Copper Queen Co of Bisbee. Ore is porphyry, open to over 200 feet with ore body 60 to 100 feet wide, copper from six to one percent. A Bisbee rail line survey is under way, and a smelting/concentrating plant will soon operate. The district is described as Sonora’s most promising copper area, with potential rail access to Moctezuma and Yaqui regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Spot
Yavapai
Captain Anderson
Prescott
Alaska
J.D. Hauck
Holbrook
Heber
George Easter
Jerome
HP. Ashe
Caswell Street
Pittsboro
Mariam
Maime
Lulu Ammond
Arizona Daily Orb
W. A. Howe
M. & A. Railroad Company
Fred G. Hughes
Ransburz
Sheriff Leatherwood
Sacramento
Hughes
Gladiator
Yavapai County
Carlos Resort
Contzen
Samuel Logan
Flagstaff Timber and Lumber Company
Nin Company
W. d. Authorbery
N. M. & A. Railway
Nogales
Rens
Bisbee
Solomon Springs
Bisbee No
T. Whittemore
Gibson
Congress
Alix
Arizona Improvement Company
Clifton
Ta TL
Robert
Public Schools of
Phoenix
Creager
the Praternal Brotherhood
Theson
G. 8. Bartholomew
Order
F. A. Odermatt
Wm. Cooper
Fimes Gandiner
Orala
Piary
Fe Veles
de. W. R. Purcell
J. O. Rexnoll
Ehapitin
L. G. Bagley
Bmicnerne
Chamberlain
Kingman
Tosner
Fison
Iast
Jerone
N. Beckley
Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Neural
Utral
Hudson River
York
Syracuse
Moonhart
Bew
Sentlenen
Enrdxburs
Alemith
Rexideat
W. R. Woodward
Trailway
M. Wari
Ash Park
California
Welr
Iifernia Lumbee Company
Las Angeles
FM. Yack
Myrtle
Fewkes
Honsh
Mouxh
National Studenum
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Zack
Gen Toal
Arcus
Packard Cattle Company
Cochise County
Nick Stark
Williams
Pollan
Kansas City
Colin Cameron
Arizona
Sonora
Boston Mining Exchange
Old Dominion Copper
Globe
Southern Pacific
Blenman
Ortila
Justice Meyer
Star
Fort Grant
Silvester Arroyo
Felonext Darstt
Bonite
Dienttes
Silvester
Eseibosa
Westfield
Fadhina
Leeasurer Tost
Territorial
Pima County
United States
Ellinwood
Henry & Buckner
Santa Fe Tacit Railroad Company
Bellmont
Buckner
Devisador Sonora
Nocules
Vino Ruiz
Solo
Antonio Arreani
Ruiz
Drs. Purdy
Brann
Santa Cruz
Na Copper Co
Pursell
Mort- Tra Tuininge
Chiwen
Windap
Wilson, Wood & Scanland
Chiricahua Mountains
Ah Inetish Company
Pillares
Nacosarl
Danforth
Cop- Queen Co
Guzgenheiner
New York
Nacosari
Copper Queen Co
Thpper Queen Co
Moctezuma
Yaqui
Clifton Botel
Jake Apralut
We J
Journal-Miner of the
Dan Gillette
Gillette
Prue van Her
Jrun
Blick Canyon
McCabe
B. W. Wels
W. 'S Mall
Wissyer
J. J. Colma
Wen
Wells
Colenan
Wood
Stoddard, Foran & Ryde
Jessie Mine
ASME
Jones
Bishop Brooks
Salt Lake City
Harper
Say la la Moquis Sun Worship ceremony described
Smithsonian scholar Dr Fewkes reports the Say-la-us dance among Moqui at Walpai and Orinda during the winter solstice. The nine day ritual honors the sun, seeks its return north, and asks peace from the Great Mumed Snake. Details describe underground rooms, ritual heads, and warriors reenacting celestial combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fewkes
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Walpai
Orinda
Pewkes
Holbrook Argus
Navajo stake president Jesse N Smith leads 1500 members
Snowflake leader Jesse N Smith, head of the Navajo stake with about 1,500 Mormons, oversees six wards as Williams box factory resumes operations with a 90 worker shift. A Washington institute arrival accompanies Frank toward Mogul winter transport while Indians’ connections are noted. Also mentions Anacoky Obscarete Candy Cathartio as a medical claim and G.C.C. remedy boxes sold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook Argus
Jesse N. Smith
Snowflake
Navajo
Williams Iis
Fewkes
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Reamns Canyon
Frank
Teachers Institute heals rifts and sets new Arizona plan
The Packou Teachers Institute, led by Arizona educators, reports restored unity after long factional splits. It endorses creating three joint institutes in the territory in 1598, urges county superintendents to mobilize participation, and commends local schools, church and railroad partners for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packou
Hibern Coties
Sue Ss
Arizona
Tucson
Methodist Church
W. P. Blake
E. P Foley
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Eel County
Board of Supervisors
A. F Shewnun
Territorial Superintendent of Schools
Hu Bi
P. McCrea
Creager
S. TP. McCres
Si Hhatter G. DL Ostrom
Che Tully
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Fred Warburton
Johnnie Nobile
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W. B. Blake
University
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Holbrook Lodge
Ing. W. Yames Scott
Holland
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Marvejous
A. Phillips
Santa Fe Pacific
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Feazo
Albuquerque
Pred G. Hughes
Satterwhite
Meyer
Kb. Burmister
Bashford-Burmister Company
Bank of
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W. Kretsinger
FP. & PB
Los Angeles
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Arizona Copper Company
Otton
Metcalf
Scottsdale
Santa Clus
Santa Claus
Pete’ Banks
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Turkey
Millinois
Davis, Perguson
Gill
Underhill
Miss Hale
Will Perkins
Clark
Eilith
Rey
Elliott
King
Paget
H. L. Vaderhill
Banks
Underhill's
Sanders
Ayse
Bunker Hill
Chinatown
Red
Binse Leke
Heddy
Sand
Ash Fork
Coset Copper
Nacs
Andy Cathaptig
Vonmult
Phoenix Drag
M. Hubb
W. L. Shani
B. A. Biering
Litchcock
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Shomares
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Louisville
Mr. Dimation
Shunt
Tiey
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Warren Irene
J. W. Detris
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BLY Brothers
Warren Li
Anton Mel
Boxton
E. Burlingame
S2eosarony
Maton
Colorado
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Gade
Alk Muna & CO
Wash
Tork
Iaysare Marr
Sodel
Arta Pitan
Cc. A. Snow & CO
Atrawges
Washington, OW
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