Territorial Items From The Pima County News
Territorial items report a fatal accident near Wilmost where Jesus Urango died after a freight train struck him as he rose toward the track. Augustine Chacon, a convicted murderer from Graham county, is kept at Pima county jail ahead of execution on July 25. Reports on disease, mining ventures, and military actions fill other notices from Tucson and surrounding counties, including troop movements near Fort Grant and plans for rail development.
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Jesus Urango
Southern Pacific
Wilmost
Tucson
Urango
Orango
Augustine Chacon
Graham County
Solomonville
Pima County
Bie
Qhecon
Chiconm
P Salcido
Morenci
Ruse
Smal Pos Bes
Gryote
Hox
R. R Reharteon
Critten Seo
Richardson
Fiorenos Ov 8 Business
T.ip
Vaise
Sumner
Ft Grantias
Col. Sumner
San Barperdino Ranch
Mike Maber
Aravalpa
Mr. Maber
Willcox
Phose
Eslley
Essen
Iso
Thie
Principel Grammar School
W. A Coy
Susistant
Grammar School
W.J. Anderson
West End School
J. O. Cole
Principsl
East End School
WR Barnes
Laure Dabs
Rose Proope
Margarite Williame
Adine M. Bury
Ada Kelly
Ginga W. Johnson
Ethel Himande
Hattie Culvar
Allie Grey
Kate Chriety
Ella Pranklin
Mabel Barry
Ian Warren
Victorie B. Shaw
Winifred Coombe
Ida Jonson
Eset
Weat Eod
Wackers
Ts Wna
Arizona Almanac Reports A Warm Week Across Counties
The Arizona weekly weather summary notes extreme heat with scattered rain in small amounts. Cattle suffer in several counties while irrigation holds steady. citrus and deciduous fruits show growth and prospects remain favorable where water exists.
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Phoenix
Apache County
Cochise County
Gila County
Maricopa
Arizola Reaer
Yivapai
Yuma
Anrace L Were
Tempe News Fragments From Daily Journal
A mosaic of Tempe items reports council talks, baptist notices, and social events. Notable mentions include a piano of hay shipments, the Goodwin couple hosting a tea, and Mrs. Perry Williams’s improving health. Tempe Hotel guests list includes Cal o travel journalists and locals. Church socials, commencement calendars, and a barber shop move fill the day’s notes alongside city notes and a fatal fever in a local family.
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Prom Wodassday's
Mortoo
Moss
Paosnix
A. Nissson
Council of the “Grest
Phoenix
Tom Goodwin
Perry Williams
Tempe
Dunne
Femper
Cole
D Harrington
Los Angeles
J Pallister
London
EB Williams
St Louis
Henry J Zuck
James J. Johnston
Chicagzo
Teylor
Thoreday'n Daily
Andre Blooshee
St. Patrick
Bila Taylor
James Johnston
Chicago
Local notes recount weddings and visits in quirky 1896 Mesa
Thursday to warm weather notes from Mesa City include rumored double wedding plans, Dr Norton visiting, a gift of figs from Holdover ranch, miners' steady hammering, Mudtoxn orator Windy Dick's planned July 4 celebration, and the Mees Glee Club musical at George Barns residence. A roster of Kimball House registrants lists many names and towns. a sign painter and a June 2 1896 entry close the column. Dr Williams contemplates GE.
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Mees
Norton
Mees Glee Club
George Barns
Signor Winger
Bebo Siewers “McKinlay
Pas
Kimball
Mean
Detwiler
R B Ransom
Toledo
Croley
Los Angeles
HE Kemp
Howard
Paoenix
M Honeot
Heeny
Mesa
Cometook
D J Holdridge
L. B. Landie
W & Goodee
SFP & P
R's
G Stoon
Bettie Axe
Trypenvoor
Musa
Dr. Williams
Lively Business at the Lively Firtle Town
Glendae Glwanings reports a bustling scene in Gurnpare on June 3 1590 with strong grape shipments large hay movements and active shipping. The piece notes farm activity a new Masonic lodge in Washington No 16 1 O O F and local efforts to improve water supply while hosting regional visitors and church services.
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Orica
Sullivan & Mujls
New River Ranges
Washington Lodge No
Lodge Sre
Masonic Lodge
Wills
Brother
B. B. Arnold
H. B. Lehman
Villey
Mr. Armstrong
Ontario
River Brethren
Lehman
C. Lier
Dave Shultz
Moeft
Missouri Sur - 8
B. Stoner
Pacpie
Winslow
Arcadl
Weem Briday
Tas
Saly
Dave Biles
Phoodis
Yana
Col. McCord
Wolflay
McCord
Boodaman
Tamps
Mesa City
Etegeve
Phosnix
Mesa
Phoenix
Clhamberlain
G. W. Righerds
Duquesne
Carris Patt
B. NY. Pratt
M. H Sherman
Boms
St. Helena
California
Ss Sh
Thie City
Board of Equalization
Wilson
Sapate
J. D. Moulton
Emil Gerz
Wen Elso
Presant Board of Trustees
Part Theatre Go
Olivers
Sustein
Goert
Dugge
Boone
Thes Iorseys
Baker
Phoenix Gossip Mixes Local News and Community Happenings
Wednesday visits loom as Glendale delegate to convention and a Sons of the American Revolution tent will organize on the 13th. Probate actions, school district debates, railroad updates, marriages, deaths, and civic notes fill a sprawling Phoenix page with names like Crouse, Lopez, Mayer, Broadways, and Fracklin, plus travel plans to Prescott and Ash Fork freight changes.
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Brom
B. E. Chate
Glendale
Sons of the American Revolution
Crouss
Figanaeta
Bocra
Tenais Barrer
Liesre Wan
Simon N. Robles
Ramons Sante Crus
Prescott
Santa Fecluse
West Weebington Street
Crouse
Backsys
Hasskyampa
Santa Ps
Preecuth & Phospiz Railway Company
Ash Fork
M. H. Williams
Jett
Castle Creek
Williams
Henry George
Agua Fria
Maste Asylum
Pash and Scergy Firm Expands Western Fruit Trade Reach
Meeere, Larimer & Hinton, moving rapidly as commission merchants, oversee growth since opening amid the pressot fruit season. They ship apricots to Chicago and Los Angeles, handle berries and peaches, supervise packing, and broker for Swift & Co. Keceus City and Simpson & Back Fruit Co. Los Angeles, San Francisco, and ton An- Angeles firms. They supply valley fruits, tropicals, and northern products to local dealers, forecasting a strong fall trade.
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Todsey
Musa City
Melton
B. Jordan
Tempe
A. J. Peters Sa
A.J. Peters
Mise Myrtle Zuol
Holbrook
L. N.st. John
San Francisco
R. D. Prenob
Los Angeles
Vicente Morags
Thi
Tampa
B. F. Johnson & Sons
Feeny Mesa
G.T
Mesa
Hill
Meeere, Larimer & Hinton
Visuing Povenx Commission
Western Pointe
Chics
New Prince
St Pew
Swift & Co
Keceus City
Simpeon & Back Fruit Co
Ton An- Angeles
Tropics
State Sanitary Convention Opens in Grand Junction
Colorado physicians gather for the State Sanitary Convention under the State Board of Health. Topics include school hygiene, everyday sanitation, bacteriological methods, and urban drainage. The meeting, called for two days, begins with welcome addresses and program outlines.
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Grand Junction
Gwaxp Jonerton
Calo
Juve
Colorado
Union
Colorado State Board of Health
Evry Sewall
Eeasion
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Journal-Miner
G. W. Hall
Jerome
Densant Cone
Yavapai
J. S. Jor
Caaparral
J. H. McLean
Keefer
Franklin
Board of Control
Bac
M. & McCord
Moore
Wolfley
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Bulletin
James Perdue
Monroe, Mich
Chamberlain
Shiloh
Keoter's Pharmscy
Tempe Department
W E Vaughn
Mil McNaughton
Normel Hall
Zetetioend Hesperian Societies
Normal Hall
P.m. Thuredsy
Norms Hall
P.m
Mesa City Notes
Glendale Glwanings
Prom Thurday
J. W. Lambert
New Methodist Church
H H. Mille
Gnas
Cartle
M.A. Smith
United States
District Court
Smith
W. W. Grifith
Dripping Springs
St. Louis
F. M. Brown
New York
E. W
San Antonio
Fracklin
Kit Carson
Territoris
Oguce Asylum
Hughes
Heracnie
Urba Rebason
Phoenix Seins
N. M. Broadway
Wey
P. Trott
Stringtown
Salt River
Snd
Edison
Poseiby
She Electrical Company
Obaca
Chas. Blandy
Agses Fenver
Davin
Mattie Crabb
State Sanitary Convention
Renparilia
Hood
Lee Dime
Carlinville
Illinois
Sarsaparilla
CT. Hood &Co
Lowell, Bils
Fung
BlackweillPs
Bull Durham
Tou
Yatent
LAW & Downs
Mercer
Pennsylvania
East Washington Street
Gardiner Bledt
Gregory
Tribune
Phoenix Wheely Herald
Arie
New York Weekly Tribune
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