Mining and railroad news from Tombstone area era
Journal-Miner reports mining claims and ore developments near Congress and Tombstone. English contemplates residing in Prescott while mining equipment arrives for Waters and Standard mines. Local ore shipments, new mill updates, railroad changes, and regional population movement accompany notes on public figures and business openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Novinger
Selt River Valley
California
Se! Coast
Dos
Goodin
Ed. Gatling
Joseph Engle
United Verde
Jumes
Congress
J H Costello
Golden Wave Micrng Company
Raesa
Martines Cresk
Journal-Miner
P. P
S.C
A. G. Well
Los Angeles
Southern California Railroad
A. P. McGionie
Cisim
Santa Fe
Andrew Smith
Beamer
San Bernardino
Tempe Daily notes reflect bustling town life
Tempe Daily reports residents moving houses and rooms for students at the Normal, families opening hotels, cattle shipments to Los Angeles, and visits by Dr Wilbur and Sheriff Raffaer. Excursions to Phoenix and Meas, a planned council election, and railroad expansion toward Nacosari are mentioned alongside local business and civic notes.
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Tomileson Hies
Robert Bowen
Mess City
Tempe
Los Angeles
Cohn
Phoenix
Swigart
Halbert House
Wilbur of
Mesa
Martin F Emily
Marts House
Yeager
Los Angetes
Echoo
James Patton
Globe
Jim
Gatore
Goldfield
South Side
Norasl Board
Eac
M.&p
Mees Ard
Coffee Creek Dupes and Prospector Bishop Reports
Col A S A Bishop, recently back from Trinity county California, says the gold boom there collapsed. He refutes sensational reports of a $12,000 pocket and notes most claims were hearsay. Bishop Mitch notes indignation meetings over fake strikes and criticizes sensational journals. Also includes a medicinal ad for Ossearlss Candy Cathartic.
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A. S.A
Bishop
Col
Thos. Fitch
Coffeyville
Col. Fitch
New York City
Trinity Centre
San Francisco
Mr. Bishop
Cooper Reports On Klondike Journey From Juneau
J C Cooper, Grand Pacific proprietor, returned from Juneau after five days with news on the Klondike routes. He believes most hopefuls will abandon the crossing due to winter storms, high snow, and supply shortages. some oxen crossings attempted, trails worn, and freighting challenging. He notes gold-bearing quartz from near Juneau and details mills in the region, including Treadwell and Ameka operations, as context for a party planning to depart early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cooper
J. ©. Cooper
Grand Pacific
Main Street
Juneau
Kion-dyke
Juceau
Cooper
Herald
St Jnnese
Klondyke
Crest
Joneau
Dawson
Ile
Juonsu
Klordyke
Treadwell
Ecglich
Ameka Mining and Milling Company
Junesa
LA Exchange
Interesting Paragraphs from Wednesday's Daily
Mr Joe Meyer of Mayers station near Prescott arrives with Mrs Mayer from Tucson and will depart this evening for home. The house hunt pace rises as tenants end leases and more rooms in big hotels are snapped up by eastern visitors amid local activity and plans for a pavilion near City Hall.
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Bisbee Lyre
Bisbas
Esstero
Joe Meyer
Mayer
Prescott
Tucson
Messrs
W. D. Fulwhler
J T Priesp
I.M. Onristy
Verde Valley
Thas
Beausiful
Brewster Osmeron
Tuc
G. K. Johnson
Jeroms
Helm
Jerome
Thoraday
Elizabeth W. Lockwood
Judge Crouse
Alfred Lockwood
Isteator Aa
Salvation Army Lassies
City Hall
Jefferson Street
Lamson
Co. Sand
Mille Bones
Asa Bishop
Mest
Col. Fitch
California
Klondyke
Phosaix
Pitch
Bishop
Alaska
Jobolapsa
Keedergadea
Eturer
Monroe Drest
Juiga Crouse
Ube
Perfores
Cade Wiley
Msad Rigur
Mees
H J Cevelaod
Egarey
Marnirg
Seaten
Bokwan
Robert Fromm
Fromm
New York
Phoenix
Arizona and Coast Railroad Company
M. P. Freeman
Hugo J. Doran
L. M. Jacobs
Chas
F. Hoff
E. J. Sohal
Meyer Bros
St Louis
Chamberlain
Gilx Bend Posveys
John Pratt
Ormelets
Ibis
Chamberisin
Slevy
Bio
Sirva
Attarneys
C. D. Lane
London
Hsperanzi
Poltenango
Lane
The
Sicz
Theo Alles
Ssigburger
Linge
John Pratt Murder Telegrams Stir Arizona Inquiry
A telegraph reports Sheriff Orme believes John Pratt murder suspect is a half breed fluent in English. Pratt, 50, drug store proprietor in Hasan, Arizona, died after midnight, leaving no enemies. His brother in law Norman Sherman and family nearby. in laws in Los Angeles were notified of Pratt's condition. The town mourns. pursuit continues. Also includes an unrelated advertisement for Chevalier’s Colic Remedy.
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Seaview
Chamberlain
Kecccm
Ouress
Seale
Tombstone
Supt
Johnson
Pearce
Precinent
A. D. Walsh
West
Phoenix
Six Avenue
Bis Mary Tombstone
Arizona
Oregon
Yavepsi
Hicks & Brigham
Coohies
Olees
Cochise
Territorial Board
Ed Stompie
Spector
Pourtesy
Huechucs Water Co
E H. Storre
Stump
Bbis Moraing
Orme
Gila
Pratt
Hasan
Gita Baya
Ariz
John Pratt
Stout
Sherman
Ray
Iacrouch
Winslow
Los Angeles
Wes
Poten
County School Report Shows Enrollment and Salaries
The 1st year report from County School Superintendent Crouse to the State Superintendent summarizes teacher counts, school buildings, enrollment totals, gender distribution, and average teacher salaries. It lists boys and girls enrolled, total enrollment, standing children, months of schooling, and expenditures from all sources.
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Crouse
Territoris! Superintendent of Public Instruction
Teschere
Teschers
Weaphens & Ams
Schipt
Cuban Affairs Elect President and Revise Constitution
New and important developments in the Cuban rebellion emerge as a General Assembly of twenty eight delegates, chosen from six provinces, prepares to meet at Jimaquiyo. The assembly aims to elect a president, revise the constitution, and expand presidential powers amid military oversight by Gen Jimenez Castellnos under Gen Weyler. Candidates include Calixto Garcia, Bartolomeo Maso, Salvador Quesorca, and Tomas Estrada Palma, with Gomez likely proclaimed Commander in Chief. Military and political maneuvering suggest a dictatorial tilt if the draft constitution prevails, while Musso faces strong support from delegates in certain provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cubsrs
Ganstibulios
Jimaquiyo
Camewosl
Puerto Principe
Provinca
Jimenez Castellsnos
Woyler
Poe
General Assembly
Republic
Calixto Garcia
Bartolomeo Ilaso
Salvador Qiscorca
Tomas Estrads Palma
United States
Maximo Gomez
Qubus
Sp Huewrial
Uabious Council
Grasieas Nacional Importauoe
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Colaim
Ely
Brothers
Warren SA
New Fork Cay
San Xavier Mining Company
Headly Uandy Kitchen
P. A. Stoller
Henry Coleman
Erie
Pioneer News Depot
O. P. Laitch
M. H. McQord
Eureks Springs Ranch
Eureke Springs Stock Co
Kate Tuttle
T. T. Hunter
Safford
Tuttie
Morgan & Howe
Lee
Orndorf
Heff
A. Bail & Co
Saginaw Mining Co
Saginaw
Palo Verde
Dakota
Huntington Mill Ia
Huntington Mills
Wolfley
Corliss
Banner
Sterritee
Dr. Handy
Bethane
Satterwhite
Iset Shipmeet
de. Monk
Judge Monk
U.S. Land Office
Wilcox
Racc
Dougbee
Louis Williams
Graham County Bulletin
Fort Toomee
Joha D Halladay
Tempe Department
James Watrous
Thureday
JH Bleks
Phoanix
Miss Sharpe
Jo Dann
Cudaby Co
Miss Hortefield
Raffaer
Mr. Houston
Citizens
Nother
Daily
Nacosari
Bisbes
Don Lose
Sonora
Hiebes
Somme
Ivery
Kase
Siarried
Lst
ERE Medical CO
Sea Inns East
Coffee Creek Dupes
Trinity Country
Col. A. S. A. Bishop
Tom Fitch
C. C. OC
Buckien
goKran
Ewiteu Bos
Kayatvar Panrmacs Naue
Phoenix Dray Su
D Money Markets
Sani
Silvar Ceriti
Bar Silese
New Youk
Etrong
Far Ateady
N. O. Murphy
Rizal
Pras Griebel
Griebel
Druggiete
Frida
Herat
Arizona Rabcket Lodge
G. F. Briggs
W. T. Barr
Gathartig
Ad. Sterling Remedy
Weber
K. C. Consolidated Smelting Co
Philadelphia Smelting Co
Guggenheims
Kansas City
Gila Bend
Soreven
W.h.peeke
F.ietedarst
Wee Co
Pater
Canton
Casa
Owe Ishhy
Emma Gentle
Anton Msg
Bordon
S. Burlingame
Bal
Dames
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