Territorial News from Prescott in Brief Clippings
The Prescott column notes various local items: Geo Giles loads boiler for McCabeene Co mine. Mrs. Peters dies in East St. Louis. Congregational church social at Judge Stoan’s residence. a fire near the pump house. Rafcasl Ochoa and two others held on theft charges. Frank Myers returns from a five month absence. water well sinking on Miller ranch. Sheriff Ruffner’s wagon incident. Rev Jones and wife back from California. boarding house operator William Thomas back in town. ore from James Chambers Good Hones mine assays high. EB Gage and others secure McNary property in Copper Basin. Pick and Drill Arthur Morris leaves for Francisco for an apprenticeship. county registration and local politics updates. troop movements and pay expectations. Hooch Williams reports water scarcity. various mining updates from French Guch copper camp, Jerome, and Kingman districts. social news including residence decorations for a 25th wedding anniversary. and industrial activity across multiple mining towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafcasl Ochoa
Justice Campbell
Upper
Verde
Frank Myers
Palace Barber Shop
Kansas
Los Angeles
Miller Ranch
Solar
Sherif Ruffner
Lynx Creek
Ruffner
Rev. Jones
California
Wiliam Thomas
Prescott
Kirkland
James Chambers
Chambers
Tia
EB. Gage
McNary
Copper Basin
Arthur Morris
Postal Telegraph Company
Francisco
The
Arthur
U. S
Wod
Warren
Harry Spaulding
McCord
Whipple
Brown
Roush Riders
New York
le Jessie Vine
Nally
N Avcholic Church
Talty
J.B. My
McNaly
W. C. Bashford
Counil
Central Committee
Gorman A
Esther Gentsimean
Reximent
Hooch Willaims
Hassayampa
Ims
Mocing
T. W. Johnson
Los Apeeles
M. H. Merriweather Aio
Kansas City
Richenbar
Huneper
Hot Springs
T. G. Barrow
Tirs
Gratz
Western Regiment
Lexthe
Paradise
Mason
Ill
Red
Safford Siftings and Local Court Notices
In from the Rich Fields on the Upper Gi Arthur Polsem and Neil Henderson return from Cuba via Porto Rico and New York, with yellow fever delaying the voyage home. W. D. French, first of the Rough Riders back to Safford, greeted at the depot. Company C of the 25 Infantry passes through en route to San Carlos to relieve Capt McGunnegle. The colored troops receive an ovation for their El Caney charge. Republicans name Graham county officials. District court sets many cases from Oct 10 to Nov 4 including Terra Arizona v J Harmon and many appeals. Winslow residents Mr and Mrs V O Bartoo relocate. Mrs Lowe leaves the company for Chicago. Willaims town builds a new depot. Ray Hayward leaves for Los Angeles to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Polsem
Neil Henderson
Cuba
Art
Porto Ricn
Sanfitso
New York
Swr
Swing
New Orleans
W. D. French
Rough Riders
Safford
Friehts
25 Infantry
San Carlos
McGunnegle
A. J. Harrison
Carls
Lemen
el Caney
Citzens
Graham County
Pancil
Burt Dunlap
John C. Williams
E. M. Cur
Sheri AW
F. Hagan
Frank M. Ringold
John FP. Nash
G. W. Wells
M. L. Wood
V. O. Bartoo
Winslow
Bartoo
Lowe
Siznaw
Chicago
Howe W
Ray Hayward
Thrusd
Los Angeles
Muss
Arizona
Bishee and Tombstone News Tote the Territory
Bisbee and Tombstone reports mix with new arrivals, hospital cases, and political tickets. Widespread fever cases among Bisbee riders. Casper W. Tyler laid to rest in San Francisco. Johnny Pearce weds Miss May Griffoyle in Tombstone. local Democrats and Republicans announce tickets for Yuma County races.
Saginaw Lumber Boom Sparks Local Prosperity
Mills of the Sitnaw Lumber Co are running extra time as a large crew works on the Saginaw Southern railway. Buildings rise citywide and more plans are drawn daily, signaling strong McKinley era prosperity in the town. Eva Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jean Brown, died at her Ash Park home after a ten day illness, the cause listed as congestedWh. Bereaved mother expressed deep sorrow and sympathy. The Democratic county convention at Wagstaff elected T EB Pulliam as in and M Salzman as secretary. Salzman became chairman of the platform committee while J W Francis led the credentials committee. Nominations included Fletcher Fair, James Loy, and others for local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitnaw Lumber Co
Saginaw Southern Railway
McKinley
Eva Brown
Jean Brown
Ash Park
Eva
Brown
t+ i
Alaska
Wagstaff
T. EB. Pulliam
M. Salzman
J. W. Francis
Reed
Fletch Fair
James Loy
Jones
Jude A FE. Polend
J. FB. Vers
Public School Opens as Globe Files Updates
The fall term of Globe public school will open next Monday with higher classes in the old building and primary in the temporary one on the new property west of Pineapple. Sanitary officer Pratt oversees new sewage connections at Tie Sang and Grotto restaurants. Corporal Frank Ward returns home from Cuba after illness. Theodore Crandall reports prospecting success at Goswick mines. Cattle ranges on Salt River and Tonto suffer from drought with high death rates. several herds sold or moved. Tragic mine accident hurts Lawler. coroner’s inquest returns verdict. Florence Packard sells valued lion skins. Martin Dunphy marries in Omaha. Joe Henry and Ella Hunter wed after a romance spanning years.
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Globe Public School
Pinafere
Pratt
Tie Sang
Frank Ward
Roush Riders
New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Ward
Cuba
Santiago
Theodore Crandall
Lower Tonto
Goswick
Upper
Salt River
Tonto
Sierra Ancha
Creaphack Vatler
Albert Payson
Plessnt Valler
Ranzes
William Tawler
Shania
Tawter
Lawler
Harte Temate
Geronimo
Florence Packard
Board of
Martin L. Dunphy
Omaha
Nebraska
Wedine Tok
Plywouth Congregational Church
Dunphy
Jos
BR. Henry
Globe, Arizon
Ella Hunter
Owensboro
Kentucky
el Paso
Texas
Henry
Joe
Ella Aiunter
Tnt
Elia Henter
Remarkable sorghum growth in three units at Concho
Long local item notes St Johns Herald details Concho village life. Elam Cheney and David Sander own sorghum plots while Pamp Sullivan and Mamie Craig exhibit an antique baby shoes artifact at Albuquerque fair. Jail guarded for possible prisoner escape. irrigation board meets to elect master, Jensen elected voter master. Holbrook diary items and varied notices fill the page.
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St. Johns Herald
Concho
Elam Cheney
David Sander
Pulsipher
Mamie Craig
Albuquerque
Board of Irrigation
Andres Jensen
Holbrook Arzus
Yount
Vajo
Allemaush
Garden City
Texas
Holbrook
Gzhteen
Kind
Port Worth
Kindlers
Arizona
Lower Gila note and Buckeye community updates Oct 10 1898
Letter from our correspondent on the Lower Gila outlines local affairs in Buckeye Arizona including Hadsell and son in Phoenix, J L Spain at the Buckeye canal stockholders meeting, and Eugene B. ONeil elected president with Kurtz and Cocke in key posts. Planned Oct 25 Republican barbecue replaces meeting. Buckeye community events feature Chaplain Winfield Scott sermon at East Buckeye.
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Buckeye
A. T
Hadsell and Son
Phoenix
Hadsell
J. L. Spain
Buckeye Canal
Buckeye Canal Company
J. A. Kurtz
Fleming Block
Eugene B. O'Neil
A. J. Kurtz
W. Cocke
Republican County
Man Woman
Ehita
Winfield Scott
East Buckeye
Buckne
William Argal
Kansas
John R. Norton
Onnen
John
Drehman
Tobn Evans
Salt River
Ada Peyton Teaches In Fuller Neighborhood School
Florence items note Ada Peyton teaches about five miles from town with about 25 scholars and praised as an excellent, painstaking teacher. Mr Whittemore advocates building a church at Casa Grande and will seek funds from residents who have teams to haul foundation rock. Ten workers at Jack Rabbit mining camp quarry rock for a 10 stamp mill foundation. mine said to be rich and well producing, owned by a St Louis company with C Chris Popp as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Peyton
Fuller
Whittemore
Casa Grande
Jack Rabbit
Asa Grande
St. Louis
C. Chris Popp
Jerome Jottings Rebuilding Prosperous Mining Camp
In Jerome Yavapai County the Prosperous Mining Camp documents new construction as residents plan concrete buildings to replace fire-destroyed structures. Wallace Willard, fresh from New York, returns from Rough Riders status. J F Malin of Los Angeles buys Carlton’s Jerome lumber yard stake. The paper notes a building program reviving the town and local figures, including a nose injury incident at the mine, a judge, and an upcoming coroner inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Avenue
Wallace Willard
Jerome
New York
J. F. Malin
Los Angeles
J. A. Carlton
Slattery
Brown
Wm. Alderson
L. A. Hawkins
Alderson
John Goomlwin
Cottonwood
Rev. Windes
Tragic Dragoons Wood Camp Death Sparks Inquiry
Reports from yesterday cited two Mezteans killed at a wood camp in the Dragoons. News today says the bodies have not yet arrived. initial word points to a drunken row as the immediate cause. Officers were dispatched to the scene to pursue necessary steps.
Mesa Rally Sees Republicans Boost Ticket at Mesa Meeting
A Phoenix Republican delegation visited Mesa on a last night train and returned on a special, after a rousing plaza meeting under Mesa Republican Club auspices. Speakers Crouse, Bentham, Gillett, Flannigan, Messinger, Sheridan, Scott, Priest, Marshall, Frazier and Scott drew strong applause as they touted the county ticket and local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Broile
McClinock
Grindell
Piannigan
Tom
Mesa
Scott
Phil Shridan
Messinger
Coggins
Sfi
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Portage
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J.J. Fisher
Governor Powers
Eiron
Big Bug
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Prescott and Eastern Railroad
John Roberts
Santa Maria
J.T. Dongine
D. €. Thorne
J. H. Garwister
Bradshaw
Taft
Sterling
Binghampton
Tic Bug
Althoug
Tie
Minnt
Sane General Diaraeter
Peorte
H.R. Tenney
Southern Fir Railroad Company
Tenson
Benson
Fran
Jas
Finley
B. M. Jacobs
Arizona National Bans
Hontsville
Alabama
C.¥. Drake
St. United States
Tucson
Tucson Water Works
Mr. Gasser
Captain Currie
H. Rough Riders
Montank Point
Tucson Water Company
Chizen
Freenan
Preeniuat
Metropolis
Anderson
Manila
Stephen Conner
Fort Sewell
Grosspita
Treson Young la Orchestra
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Yumut
Cirtle
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Bichelherser
Kloz of Arizona
Edward Cain
O'Brien
Rieedetherter
Iain
Hellen
Borcher
R. 4
Bradys
Denver
J. Knox Corbett
Territorial Republican Executive Committee
Marryperme
Corbett
Reymulcan
Brodie
Frank Powers
Te Workls
Harshaw
Powers
Mohave Matters
Kingman
Sherif Potts
Finger Butte
Union Pass
Clark
Oro Plaza
Will and
Greely Clark
Jack Poland
W.d. Murphy
Justice of the Peace
Woestlard
Montauk
D Point
Western Lodge
Knights of Priblws
Dr. Ealy
Nee
Maguire Mine
TH. J. Delmer
Temple Bar Consolidated Mining Company
Colorado River
Fred Brown
Fret Coolidge
Colorado
Lone Star
Collins
Blackfoot
Hrounda
Pueblo
Mhilly
Jerome Jottings
A. Knobrock
Coover
Cooper Company Vhce
Ed Phoenix
Paul Sayly
Linning
Jeromeerde
Hawkins
Merrit Bros
Tor
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Clinkscales
Don O'Keefe
Tovrie
W. M. Munds
Dave Conner
Conner
Main Street
Adele Hauxhurst
Yad
Peei
Lake
J. Allen
Allen
Jerome Juneton
Masonic Hall
Troover & Cord
Acrete Stoueture
Sapford Siftings
the District Court
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S. J. L. Harmonice Court
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M. Brandys
A. R. Jenkins
T. Hirst
Glendale Fruit Co
Town of
Toscnl Yharra
Justice Court
Territory of Arzona
W. G. Altenburg
Territory of Arizona
C.D. Ward
Hardy
Walter Hill
Territory
Ariz
Mark Lamb
Bors
Miguel Romero
Tenny
Hammond Typewriter Co
W. L. Pinne
Merchants” Loan and Pea Co
Arizona Canal Tf
James H. McClintock
J. C. Goodwin
Chas. F. Hine
Rich Hht Goll Go
Jink Drachma
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Thos, Sayers
Alexander Ester
A. Fiancoei
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J. D. Monihon
A| Dagan
Vance
H.C. Yae
A. Jon
E. D. Yaeger
H. Er
Riday
Robert Duncan
A. L. Sparks
Justice Is Com
Jodah Anderson
Sal
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Deay
Territory of
J. S. Anderson
Joiah Anderson
James Kervick
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Lemuel K. Drais
Roxaline
Eimily Av National Bank
San Francisco
Busy Bisbee
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Wishee
Ind
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Lewis Willams
Ohio
Jewls Williams
Denforth
Tombstone
Welas
Uncle San A Packer
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Oueen Company
Wiliams
Gregovich
Teer
Foster
Webb
Commuany Hospital
Kier
J. A. Campbell
Casper W. Tyler
San Wncisco
Jack Perlinda
Miss Fortune
McFarlin
Tosceles
Johnny Peeree
Johnny Pearce
Pearce
Ed Perrow
Our City
May Grifforte
Griffoyle
Bisbee
Inet
David Roberts
Vibee
Reberie
David Poeberts
Yuma
Yuna County
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Mulford Winsor
Mel Greenleafe
Atorner
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Brown Tyrer
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Connor
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Us of the Peace
Wm. A. Wer
P.M. Riley
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Meadows
Archie Triest
Tne
Dean
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M. Speese
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H. H. Filbert
J. L. Redonio
Abe Frank
D. McIntyre
V. Sor
W. Tf. Eibert
G. M. Thurlow
J. A. Godfrey
James Jones
Harry McPhanl
Daily Herald
Janus 1
Globe News
New York City
Falls
Mont
Francis W. Poole
Central Pres
Chareh
Helens
Schilling
Buckeye Matters
Lower
Gila
Florence
Tombeston
R. A. F. Penrose
Cripple Creek
Hailey
Idaho
Gold Rock Mining and Milling Company
W. G. McGinty
O. H. Parke
W. N. Perry
Wiliam Dodie
W. M. Carpenter
Richard Humphrey
Studly
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Pierce’ Golden
Sey
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