Local Tempe Notes From The Daily October 6 1898
A Tumbling mix of notes from Tempe Arizona including James Hauxhurst moving to Tempe for winter, Hauxhurst daughter to the Normal, Leroy Hill receiving a Syracuse tandem, and mentions of Democratic candidate McPall in Tempe. Other items cover Western visitors, a Christian Endeavor event at Andre ball, and drill practice for the Normal cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Johnson
Leroy F
Mesa
James Hauxhurst
Harry Oberdeck
Phoenix
Hauxhurst
Tempe
Leroy Hill
Aj Syracuse
Holsapple
Ozanne
Hendrix
Goodwin
Woolf
Holmes
Rose
Stauffer
Davis Hedgpeth
Miller Dariington
Richards
W. G. DeVore
Flagstaff
Williams
Ranme
Mesa Notes Dated Tuesday Dany and Local Events
W H Code chief engineer of the canal company returns from vacation and stays in session for a Baptist association semi annual conference in Mesa. Notable attendees include Rev Halsey of Phoenix Rev Gillett Rev Godman Rev Melton and Rev Banks elected moderator. Also mentions LeBaron painting Mesa Lumber Co building and Royal Tailors arrival. Nephi school brick work nearly finished and trips planned to Chihuahua Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucteday
Dany
W. H. Code
Michigan
The
Baptist Association
Halsey
Phoenix
Gillett
Godman
Melton
Banks
Turner
Kesster- Boyle Co
LeBaron
Mesa Lumber Company
Crane
Willie Bowen
W. D. Dodenhoff
the Royal Tailors of
Chicago
Meee
Globe
Democratic and Republican rallies power Mesa politics
A large crowd gathered in Mesa as Democrats held a meeting with Prof. Fulton and Judge Davis of Phoenix speaking. The Mesa Dramatic Club plans The Noble Outcast soon. Republicans prepare for a Zabriskie address. Local notes mention residents visiting Globe, canal work, and new appointments, with town progress and various exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy
Mesa Ditch
Prof. Fulton
Judge Davis
Phoenix
Mesa Dramatic Club
Arizona
Fenri Standace
Wi. Standage
Alma
Ohio
Utah
Mesa
T. Pas
Globe
Mamie Hadley
Angel
Mormon Tabernacle
Hazel Kirke
J. D. Robertson
Allen Whitlow
Davis
Local newspaper masthead fragment and dates
Fragments show an established editor and proprietor line, a daily newspaper name, and scattered month references. The legible elements imply a historical issue masthead with branding and publication cadence but lack a full article context.
Republican Territorial Ticket and Local Office Slate
A historical snapshot lists Republican candidates for territorial and county offices. Names include McClintuck as councilman, Scott and Brow as members, Bark as sheriff, Grinde as county school officer, and Marshall as treasurer. Also mentions precinct officers and supervisors with party affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAMES
H, McClintuck
Councimey
Scott Sveber
James Bark
Sheriift
E.plannigin
Eorr Robste
Grinde County
Sehoal
Trenanres
A. Marshall
Republican Campaign Itinerary for October Speakers
Campaign schedule lists venues Glendale Peoria Wilckenhburg Alma Lehi McDowell Scottsdale Coldwater Buckeye Agua Caliente Gila Bend and West Buckeye with dates October 13 through October 29. Meetings will feature speakers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Peoria
Wilckenhburg
Alma
Lehi
McDowell
Scottsdale
Coldwater
Buckeye
Agua Caliente
Gila Bend
Weat Buckeye
Local Notes Describe Arrests Fines and Notable Moves
Friday reports recount eight arrests for leaving horses untied with fines of three dollars each. Governor Murphy travels to Ash Fork with wife for winter at Hotel Adams. Corte family returns from California and health improves. Pedro Perez bonds posted. McMillan administrator dissolution petitions filed. George A. Mints to Globe for a new Republican weekly, Globe Times. District court cases Harmon vs Drew and others proceed. Lieutenant Wilcox to Bisbee for three months. Republican club formed after Cartwright school meeting. football win for Indian School juniors. Many local civic moves include Buckeye Canal reorganization and new Good-Tich building cornerstone. A death near Phoenix and several civil motions fill the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Perez
Lea Goldman
Ti. A. Hughes
McMillan
W. Smith
Josephine Smith Collins
Geo. A. Mints
Maricopa
Globe, Arizona
R. ©. Brown
Globe Times
Phoenix
Harmon
Bisbee
Wilcox
Military Plaza
Pedro de la Lama
Melton
Little Dick
Modesto
Colorado River
Hobson
Mellom
Isaac Butts
Lewiston Montana
Monana
W. A. Davis
Lewiston
Krom
Cartwright School
Satmday
Geo. Pratt
Mayers
Monarchs
Joe Joeee Harmon
Justice Court
Salt of Broadway
J. A. Kurtz
Buckeye Canal Company
Eugene Brady O'Neill
J. A Kurtz
J. J. B. Alexander
Cox
Buckye
Buckeye
Valnsind
County Recorder
W. L. Clark
W. S. Fickrel
DS Lawrence
H. W. Berryman
Hurzess
Edna Naytor
Pride Mather
Third Averme
Monroe Street
Dr. Halsey
Largest Phoenix political meeting hears Colonel Zabriskie
The Phoenix plaza crowd gathers for a political address by Colonel Zachary Zabriskie. Edwin S. Gil introduces the speaker, who recalls local conditions, compares parties and praises war heroes including Theodore Roosevelt and Colonel A. O. Brodie. Lieutenant George B. Wilcox earns praise for Rough Riders leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Siaga
Calon
J. A. Zabriskie
Witis
Law
Edwin S. Gil
County Crural
Hhch
Sornvet
Tuckey O'Neill
A. O. Brodie
Congress
Gill
Roosevelt
Brodie
McClintock
Grindell
Tran
Arizona
Sersant Grindell
Theodore Roosevelt
Geo. B. Wilcox
Lievenant Wilcox
B Troop
Rough Riders
Wilcos
O'Neil
Wilcox
Scottsdale News Briefs From October 4 1898
Scottsdale reports Miss Willands birthday observance at the schoolhouse with Mrs J T Davis in charge. notes on temperance leadership qualities and local interest in sanitarium plans for Styleside and potential electric car to Phoenix. mentions Field from Vermont seeking health, J K Davis as Chicago school principal, and local land, mining, and church activities. court dispositions listed against A J Dages and others in minor civil actions.
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N. O. Murphy
Phoenix
Tast Hictit
Familly
South Second Street
Messrs
W. HR. Lewis
Geo. EB. Miner
Frank Steele
Smithson
H. M. Ley
Reno Rudd
W. R. Price
R. Tanton
D. D. Draper
Nellie West
Minuie Asher
Jennie Thompson
May Maddox
Eyan Thomson
Eva
Seule
Lainyead
Renee
John McDonald
Pine
Wenal
Mr. Parker
New York
W. O. Kellner
Harry Pollard
Globe
Santizo de Cuba
Pollard
Santiago
Silver Belt
Avizony Agricultural Association
Murphy
S. Parsons
McClarchle and
Forbes
Imental
Wit
Lafayette
B.S. Gill
East Washington Vet
Charles
Mohawk Valley
Miss McConkle
Clinton
WW. W. Jones
D. L. Sturges
J. G. Hardip
B. K. Kerr
W. W. Jones
J. R. Norton
RB. K. Kerr
W. W
Forena
Joe Bush
Cameron
Wieler
Hobart
Chat Man County
Miss Cruz Parra
Charley Spanzler
Mesa Lumber Company
Hhmber
Smith
Sng
J. T. Priest
Lei
Glork
Maricopa County
J.T. Priest
Jno
Inc
BR. Norton
Jos. D. Monthon
Geldman & Rouvier
Catte
Daniel McDermott
H. Baker
Jos
Monihon
Salt River Valley Cann) Company
Peor
Sie
O. A. Roberts
Ivens
Salt River Valley Canal
Lamar Walker
Indizont
Vallaee
Sisney
Tooh
Sean Eee
E. A. Comba
Illa Bend
Ioht Frron Bliss
J. ©. Wright
Ronen
Ian Bmewens
Chapman Brothe Merhindi
Dyer
J. BE
Maddox
Ferman
Fia
Scottsdale
Scott
Oakland
California
I Tas
Colon Finley
W. Gil Volunnteer
Pimas
Qou
Harry- Rionnt Gil
Gill
Blount
Laurie McArthur
W. H. Greene
Martin
Ak.b
Sisters Hospital Likely To Remain A Phoenix Institution
Business leaders met at Hotel Adams to fund the Sisters Hospital and secure its five year financial stability. B Heyman chaired, T J Barkley secretary, with subscriptions planned from $12.50 to $25 annually for five years. Acceivers Allyn Lewis and R Heyman to collect payments and broaden the donor base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Hotel Adams
Sisters’ Hospital
B. Heyman
T. J. Barkley
Adams
D. M. Riorden
B. Meri
William Duffield
Goldr
Arizona Republican
S&s Wakelin
K. J. Plank
T. W.emberton
Joseph Monthon
George Q. Buxton
S. Wakelin
L. TL. Phunk
Jos
Monthon
T. J. Barkley Allyn Lewis
R. Heyman
Ils
Ist- He Dowht
Coal Field Survey Opens White Mountain Territory to Settlement
A survey of the south boundary of the White Mountain Indian Reservation by Philip Cautzen was approved by the land office in Washington. The official map was filed, revealing about 400 square miles of mineral coal grazing land now opened for settlement, with large coal deposits expected to spur development. The tract lies about 75 miles east of Tucson, spanning Graham and Pinal counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountain Indian Reservation
Philip Cautzen
U. S
Woert
Washing C
Graham
Ln Pina Cowssies
Tucson Suir
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Sovn
Peom
Daly
F's Daily
Ariz
Empe Tofay
Raily
Dudley
Cner
Ella Hauxhurst
Tarcia Goodwin
J. Brand
Harry Fowler
Carrie Reynolds
Peria
Bessie Hedgpeth
Dally
Charles Shepherd
Nnn
Deweese
Hemsley
Educational Association Mz
Washington, D. C
F. S. Hafford
Precott
Mesa Notes
Don LeBaron
Nephi
Wm. Bur Ehell
Phin Daly
M. A. Crouse
Dreggs
Lewis Brothers
Pearson
Florence
H. M. Lewis
Farmers’ Exchange
United States
Territory of
Lewis
Territory
Ida Fuller
Tonto Basin
Struthers
Santa Ana
Eotorne
Weisnern
Mensant Viet
Salter
J. S. Telshes
W. FE. Pomeroy Oroenerty
Nenhi
Sam Johnson
Nenbi
Stomks
Mmnfortenstein
J. W. Walker
Lulu Porter
Dr. McIntyre
Kimball House
Babe
Lord Ring
Klondies
Sam Hall
M. E
Guthrie
Balbes
A. C. Thomas
Marysville
Texas
Klondike
Dr. King
New
Cave
A. Morford
Puney Fruits
Ammay Herald
Sige Cops
Territorial
Osao
BROWE
Republican County
Phoenix Pree'net
Danters
Eleazer
W. Hesse
F. B. Moss
Wisconsin
Herald
Governor Murphy
Ash Tork
Mrs. Murphy
P.O. Corte
Mr. Corte
Ton. C. R. Drake
Tucson
Republican Central
Adams Judge
W. Wright
Holbrook
A. C. Brodie
Hamilton Murphy
Chicara
G. F. Postletwaite
Washington and
Center Streets
White
Chirazo
North
Iast Wieht
Chicago Live Stock Commission Co
Robi Chayman
Chanman Bros
Rellva
Iite
W. A. Devis
Cora M. Brooks
Jessie Yarnell
Tas
Alhambra
8. FOP. & Pts
Prescott & Eastern Railroad
Mayer
Jones
Geronimo
Lient
Sedgwick Rice
Washington
N Carlos
Rice
Lieut. Rice
Board OF Supervisors
Lee Gray
Henry Wilson
Wickenburs
Wickenburg
J. S
Voline
Hopkins
Thos. Kerr
J. A. Marshamp
BE. Wriehr
Index Record Board of Supervisors
Phoenix Water
Court House
Central Avenue
W. Thayer
Ing
Asto Road
Mesa Lamber Co
Wilson
J. I. Priest
Lee Jerk
Bruce Perley
F. G. Smith
Notaries Pable
Cruz Parra
F. W. Donn
G. ‘T. Guyse
Louis Dugas
Joseph St. Jermain
Burnett
Hoepttal
F. J. Kendall
Horners
Maple
Saly River Valley
Corse
Bankers
Fm Nw
Hig
District Court
Iman
A.J. Dages
Ben Goldman
Ages
W. A. Dages
P. P
J. &. Goodwin
PT. Tal
Teen Goldman
R. B. Dazes
W. AL
Dages
the Sisters’ Hospital
Coal Field Survey
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