Mining unrest and rich ore strike reported in territory
Turéday workers at the smelter halted duties over hours, prompting a suspension and quick company action cutting pot-hauler hours from 12 to 8 while wages held. Cherry Creek district reports a vast ore discovery at the Jassis R. mine with potential 210 stamp mill power, boosting milling yield and value.
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Soconine County
Turéday
Giroux
Hom
Cherry Creek
Jassis R
God Bond
Butler & Murphy
Sod Butler
District Court Sentences for Whiskey to Indians Case
The District Court heard multiple guilty pleas for selling whiskey to Indians. Feliciano Diaz received one year plus a fine, Juan Orosed one year five months plus a fine, Pedro Alverez one year one day plus a fine, and Antonio Sasturay Jesua Gonzales Roberto Corrales and Jose Mendez were each sentenced to 18 months and a $1 fine. Angelo Solomone to be sentenced tomorrow at 9. Samovel Ecoles pled guilty and was sentenced this afternoon. Browe and Wine, counterfillers, pleaded guilty and await sentencing. The counterfeiters were sentenced to four years and seven ninths in the penitentiary. The Zanoe Co-op vs J F Mondor suit on appeal and E J Biosal suit against Phoenix Consolidated Gold Mining Co noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Feliciano Diaz
Juan Orosed
Pedro Alverez
Soda
Tsi
Antonio Sasturay
Jesua Gonzales
Roberto Corrales
Jose Mendez
Esch
Juan Garcia
Angelo Solomone
Samovel Ecoles
Wm. Browe
Isoso
Caunterfillers
Lares
Poitentiary
Zanoe Co-op
Wanted for Cape Extradition of O M Evans to Missouri
Sheriff from Missouri arrives in Phoenix to extradite O M Evans a carpenter living in Phoenix since October for divorce and alleged rape of a thirteen year old girl in Clinton county Missouri. Governor’s extradition papers to be pursued while Evans remains in jail on telegraphed warrant. Also notes Shaker Digestive Cordial advert and Phoenix Lodge AOUW officers with bereavement resolutions for John Clancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Evans
Missouri
RC. Woodward
Notth
Phoenix
Hegato
Praonst
Ash
Stleges
Clinton County
Argis Dea la Vergne
Franklin
Tucson
Phcenix Loudga No. 5
A.O U.W
Gao M McPall
S Gillam
Foreman
FB Moss
Ovaraver
Gnas Paterano
Recordar
J D Jamar
EX Moore
Ravaiver
CW Orou
Guide
M Water
John Howlett
John Howlatt
Die Steud
Domaron
Waereas
John Clancy
Hhatrealm
Phoenix Press
A.O.U
W. P. Scraneer
Jour Heowterr
J.D. Janes
Stop It No Room for Controversy on Capitol Grounds
The piece notes no controversy over Capitol Grounds as grounds are tidy and shrubbery flourishing. It asserts current management satisfies nearby property owners and claims no dispute remains.
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Capitol
Iit
Mle Conirms
Tempered social at Tempe Normal ends with festive reception
From Tempe Daily: a May 1896 campus reception marked by a floral, moonlit social at the Normal School celebrating the graduating class of 86 and the faculty. Attendees enjoyed music, parlor games, strawberries, ice cream, and lemonade as ivy-adorned tables displayed banners and class banners amid cordial turnout.
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McOsmley
Maxwell
Colson
Qole
Whittier
California
Tempe
J O Scott
San Francisco
J H Pritt
Los Angeles
J T Lindsley
Lye Rinehart
St. Louis
Cosner & Goodwin
Goldfield
Normal School
Tos
Clusa
Harvest Field Chatter and Town Notes from Tempe
A collage of local tidbits from Tempe and Mesa includes names like J H Burnett drug store and Wilbur & Co blacksmithing. Mentions of harvest start, new staff at Hodnett furniture, and Mesa grain shipments plus remarks on local personalities and a political digression about gold standard allegiances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Burnett
Vernon
Hindwara
Wilbur & Co's
Thurman & Horn Doe
A.W. Taylor
Redington & Co
San Francisco
B. Lewis
Andrews & Son, Furniture Company
St. Louis
Paterson
States
Rowling
Maguin
Saltere
Consolidated Canal Co
M. A. Steele
Mesa
Weem Wednesday's Daily and Local Notices
Mr C W Kay plans a summer in Hannibal Missouri with relatives. Mr N Lesley and Mrs Ditmore leave Cameron Mo for home. Dan Weat acquitted of killing on an Indian reservation. Courthouse vault doors proving troublesome. Fresno ranchmen Roumain and Gaetnlund explore grape crop purchases Glendale. Postal changes shift Tempe Mesa City mail to rail after May 14. County claims for prosecuting Indian reservation crimes progress through federal channels. Phoenix brief notes on various residents and travels. Commencement exercises at University praised Governor Franklin’s address. Tucson Carnival and bicycle meet buzz noted. Phoenix urged to support Tucson events.
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Annie Werner
Phoenix
Mesa
F. Taylor
J. W. Sprague
Los Angeles
Tempe
Goodwin
G. W. Larimer
Wiobite
Esniss
South Side Investments
J. J. Hodnett
Delmonico
Quertera
Hodnett
D. H. Recarte
Lorillord Tobscco
Gobe
Ciceronian Club
McKinley Hnally
Caleb
McKinley
Perron
BM. Roumsin
A. Gaotvaland
Glendale
O. Christy
Minnie Ociver
Svoping
Wm. Christy
Evidenes
Justice Morris
Wil Dunbar
T. J. Wolfley
Bart Dopey
Justice Dohnstone
A. L. Moore
Eayen Milee Northasst
Phosolg
Ed. Morrell
Thames
Mesa City
Stoge
Boards of Supervisors
Pinal
Navejo
United States Court
United States
H. 8
Hillowood
Murphy
Washington
Congress
Didasisa
Gila
Treasury
Doc Sacford
Tosser
J. Rankin
Chiesgo
Armstrong
Gardens
Memphiie
Evans
Meouri
Purmia
Thin City
Territorial Medical Association
Esterdig
Prescott
Ubst
Me. W. George
Franklin
Setiefsoien
Scoordenom
Board of Regents
Dalton
Billman
Monk
Blake
Billmas
Hall and Boggs
Public Instruction
Pranislin
Tucson
Governor Franklin's Vision for Arizona University
Governor Franklin discusses the future of the University in Tucson with optimism. He envisions ten years of growth including law and medical faculties, asserting public support for edu cation while condemning overbearing taxation and misused public funds. He praises Arizona's prospects and notes plans to depart for Phoenix to deliver the Fourth of July address at Solomonville. A separate note reports nightly wagon thefts in the city, suggesting a local band of thieves repainting and reshipping stolen wagons to avoid recognition.
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Franklin
B. M. Jacobs
Taccon
Ann Arbor
Praoklin
Arizona
Phoenix
Solomonville
Tucson
Sheriff's Office
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ORISA
Sulphur Valley News
Saverslouwe
Shipping Castle
Digger
Tombstone
Gandslopi Canyon
Njun
Basta
Shash
Lash Yast
Jeck Halbert
Virginia
Arkansaw
Jsok
Yavapia
Landon
Binounda
Lefter Uist
Teomas, P.M
the District Court
Kape
Mount Lebanon
THE
U.W
Tempe Department
Kimball
W H Barnett
Osittanden
L Utley
H F Sebmaetz
Garner
Gus M Brodway
Phorenes
Caruthers
Denver
J R McMaster
Shiesgo
Goldwater
EF Hoy
Jos H Vi Vatly
Joe
Gray's
Palace Saloon
O.O. F
J. H. Barcell
Good Templars
TrexpoRrpor
Thureday’s
Rav. Kloas
Charles Finch
Bruce Ranch
Maxwell & Cole
Smyrna
Washington Lodge
Heoperien Jsociety
Homer Redden
Mesa Gleanings
Vermont
Democrats
Penownce
Moxrertszr
Cleveland
Rapublioso Party
Erie Medical GO
Buffalo, N.Y
Ralph Sparks
Malcolm Gillette
Robert Garnett
Attendsoes
Territoris University
Justice Jobsatons
W. FP. Hoyte
Sr. Hoyte
John Stoce
Collee
Boyte
Phoenix Hee
T.D
Commercial Street
Bes
Santa Barbars
Aaron
Poet Street
van Jacob
Stilwater
Minn
Jara
Joffen
Univernity
Yordace
Cali
Emneer
Fem
Hokies
Los Atwotox Co
Emmver
Roffam
Onry
Pomona
Simeer
Fred Faudin
Mees
Senin
Tertimonto
Ovred
SR. Chamley
Rostoweioeront
Hood
Howard
CBS
Ada L. Moopy
Fay Street
Lynn
Mass
Hood & Co
Lowell
Pramond
Blackwell
Durham
Wr. E
East Washington Street
Gardiner Block
Gregory House
Dare
New York Weekly Tribune
Steorens
Volfar
Phoenix WoveLy Herald
Harald, Phoants
Ariz
Pestat
Saniitto Co
W. Beetroom & Trib- Ui Sada
New York
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