Daily roundup from Thursday edition with travel and notices
F Dubacher arrives from Bisbee and Dan Ross from the Chilicahans. Howe heads to Hermosillo, Evens with Sheriff White in Wilcox for mild pneumonia. Mrs Berry departs for California. Patton's family heads to Tucson. McAllister travels to Phoenix to attend intern. Mrs Goodrich returns to Los Angeles. Board adjourns to June 1. Templeton returns from Tempe, Cal. Phyxis trip for show cause in mandamus case. Norriy Cuffman leaves for Punona College, Claremont. Rowdy the Indian scout honored posthumously. Progress in Johnnie Nolan’s recovery. Territorial Treasurer Christy dies, $500,000 in Arizona five per cent bonds sold at premium. Bertha Waite runs kindergarten with ten pupils. Colline donates land for a $15,000 foundry project in Phoenix. Trial set for Muino, Molino, Taylor. Wilson to attend. Shirley Christy checks warrants with Treasurer. Debts paid except a $7 warrant. Western Passenger Association presidents to meet to fix World’s Fair rates, 22 10 cents per mile guideline. Excursion policies to follow.
Bisbee’s Luck and the New Copper Camp School
The Copper Queen Co funded a new Bisbee schoolhouse and furnishings. Local ladies hosted a fundraiser raising about 125 dollars to purchase engravings and etchings for wall adornment. The school library grew to around 130 volumes as children show pride in the cabinet. Mr. Fry will photograph the building for World’s Fair depiction.
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Bisbee
Fry
Murder of M B Hall by Mexican Officials During Roundup
Curtis ranch hand Sam Coleman reports M B Hall was killed in Mexico during a cattle roundup on a grant overseen by Mexican official Francisco Gallego. Emil Stalls was taken prisoner after a dispute over rent. Hall was shot with two bullets. Stalls accompanies the wounded to Arispe while Gallego allegedly shields him, with fears of further danger to Stalls. Hall's body rests in Charlie ranch, pending burial. legal duty would apply to import, though relatives reside locally.
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Sam Coleman
Curtis Ranch
Tombstone
Gage
Hall
M. B. Hall
E. Stalls
M.B. Hall
Colorado
Mexico
Francisco Gallege
Gallego
Coleman
Hull
Ell
Aliepe
Alea
Arispe
Stalls
Carlia
Ranel
Bie
Select Social at the Opera House Delights Bisbee
In Bisbee the Select Social at the Opera House under Mew Harvey and Campbell drew about forty attendees. The evening featured German housewife table fare, performances by Mr Reed, Mr McLeod, and Mr James Cammet, and Bisbee Orchestra music led by Fraema with lively dancing. Tombstone sent two charming belles, Misses McNeal and Zolloer, and the crowd enjoyed the program despite war memory references.
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Opera House
Mew
Jor Reed
McLeod
James Cammet
Bisby
Fraema
Prospector
Tombstone
McNeal
Zolloer
City Council Meets in Regular Session Attendance Full
City Council met in regular session with full attendance. Reports of officers read and filed. The following bills were allowed: Montter G. A. Thompeos Huachuca Water Co. T.D. Hammond.
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Montter G. A. Thompeos Huachuca Water Co
T.D. Hammond
Legislature Debates Amendments and Passes Delinquent Tax Bill
The session reports motions and votes on bills including C. B. No. 99 to amend penalties for delinquent taxes with a 5 percent cap. C. B. No. 125 substitute and related measures show varied outcomes with ayes, nays, and absentees. Several bills on land titling, county supervision, and prohibition of game shipments from Arizona are noted, along with transportation and county creation discussions. The text cites opposition to establishing Santa Cruz County and opposition to a public printing price, plus a remark on education standards for border entry to universities.
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C. B
Edwards
Judiciary Committee
Hayes L
Arizona
All children five to eighteen to attend territorial schools
A garbled 19th century notice asserts that all children ages six to eighteen must be admitted to the territory’s schools, claiming the law requires attendance and industrious effort. It suggests even a child from Vendinary can complete the course in fourteen years with faithful attendance.
Public School Curriculum Criticized by Local Lead Figures
The present condition of our public schools is charged to the territorial board of education and the governor, treasurer, and superintendent of public instruction. They are blamed for failing to prescribe and enforce a coherent plan of studies and for neglecting to devise effective plans for improvement.
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Territorial Board of Education
Territorial
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Attempted education harm cited in parent argument
A worn argument contends that sending a child under eighteen away for schooling harms family bonds and future morals. It warns that such education harms society by loosening traditional ties and leading to adult cynicism. The note ends with a promo for Hoeller's Oregon Burbank Potatoes, touted as the season’s finest.
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Tien
Fractured Friday Notes From Tombstone City
Sheriff White heads to Phoenix and Nugent travels to Bisbee as local residents, visitors, and officials move through Tombstone. Names like Delehante, Castaneda, English, Land, Burnett, Kinnear, Roberts, Coleman, Gage, Broal, Thompson appear with movements to and from Tucson, Phoenix, and Bisbee amid court, mining, and civic updates. A piano playing cat startles a household, ending the day with a humorous local fright.
Complaint Letter From Fort Huachuca Resident
A resident named Onanivva B McLane writes about military authority at Fort Huachuca, noting guards near Hog Hanchee ranches and unsafe conditions for women. She cites shots fired near her home, insults by soldiers, and families leaving to work elsewhere, urging removal of the fort's commander.
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Mra
Geo. McLane
Huachura
Tam
Huselies
Conan Ler
Onanivva B
McLane
Where We Educate Our Child Sen Vickers Daughters In Cal
A quirky list traces where various local figures educate their children. Names include JV Vickers with a daughter in Denver at Wolfe Hall, John Slaughter and Al at Seminary, St Matthews in Los Angeles, Santa Clara College, and Hartford. Other families send children to Pomona College Clare mont Cal, St Hilda s Hall near LA, Field s Seminary, and San Jose. The long roster suggests many more to swell the list.
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JV. Vickers
Denver
Wolfe Hall
John Slaughter
St Matthews
Las
Santa Clara, College
Cal
H.G. Howe Hen
Pos College
Claremont
Hartford
Conn
J. P. McAllister
Pittsburg
Mr. Cotimax
Pomona College
Clare*mont
Callen Cook
St. Hilda's Hall
Los Angeles
KW. Wood
C. Bagg
St. Matthews
Mr. Castaneda
New Mexico
E.J Ronette
Field's Seminary
Whfere
Jennie Moron
B. Huttioh
la Francisco
Tombstone
Cochise Co
T.T. Hunter
Ls Angeles
J. A. Bright
Will- Inamonet St. Mathews
Velong
Dos Cabezas
San Jose
County Records From Ewell Springs and Dos Cabezas
Readable fragments list residents and districts including Ewell Springs Dos Cabezas Maddan J H Norton MW Stewart Henrietta Warren S I Moore and Heyneby Dubacher Bros. SL Gd. Summary of local names and districts preserved from the records.
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Ewell Springs
Dos Cabezas
Maddan
J. H. Norton
MW. Stewart
Heyneby Dubacher Bros
Desert border survey reports new Mexican territory planned
A party returning from a desert meeting near Mountain Springs and east of Campo, along the Mexican line, notes a U.S. survey reestablishing a wagon lane from Paso to Prestic. The corps advances along the Colorado river region toward new territory, promising Mexican patente rights but opening land for settlement and entry.
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San Diego
Wedesert
Mountai Springs
Campo
Colorado
Mexico
Thorn ton appointed governor of New Mexico. mining and politics noted
News by wire reports William T Thorn ton of Wasuixaton New Mexico is named governor of New Mexico after ten years in the territory. He operates a major south Mexican mine and ran at Santa Fe. In Washington the post office department shifts block info on fourth class postmaster appointments. A Cordoba sugar plantation buys for 100000 and plans to attract American capital. Other items note Abingdon Baird estate left to his mother, and President Cleveland expected to pick a resident for the governor post. The NM political scene shifts Democratic victory strengthens push for statehood. Panama canal concession extended 20 months to resume canal work.
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Wasuixaton
William T. Thornton
New Mexico
Mexico
Territory
Santa Fe
South Mexico
Post Office Department
Washington
Joseph
White House
Cleveland
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H. G. Howe
Hermosillo
Owen Evens
Wilcox
White
Parumonia
Mrs. Berry
California
J. J. Patton
Tucson
J.P. McAllister
Pheenix Today
Ben Goodrich
Bob Templeton
Tempe
Aterday
Perkins
Hawke
Physsix
Norriy Cuffman
Punona College
Rowdy
Ft. Grant
Johnnie Nolan
Christy
Seaton, Good & Mayor
Nati Bankers
Bertha Waite
Thor
Am. Colline
Phoenix
Manuel Muino
Maticio Molino
Roman Tayor
Wilson
Shirley Christy
Venenta
Baril al
Torat
Buntly
Emil Stalls
Legislature
Consett
Nee
Field
Paso Ty Third Reeding
H. B
Reilly
Mayes
Ayer
Methan
Santa Cluz
Skinner
TueKe
Hoeller
Oregon Burbank Portatoes
Sheriff White
C. ML. Nugent
Mr. M. Deye of
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J.P Delehante
Benson
Ala. Castaneda
Allen English
Ed Land
James Burnett
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J.D. Kinnear
E. J. Roberts
Herbert Gage
Frank Broal
Geo. Thompson
Guaymas
San Juan Mining Co
Wm. D. Monmonroe
Phoenx
Supreme Court
J. Hill
Mra. Reppy
el Paso
Keppy
Ed McSherry
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National Guard of Arcane
Bhieuix Herald
Sent. White
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Fleming
Iilver City
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Joh Cain
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Pistis
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Warren
S. I. Moore
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Henson
J. W. Jones
F. C. Earle
Descanso
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Univ
Ban Vom
J. Morely
Withe
Nogales
Geo
Roberts
Turquois
K. Garrett
Ran el
Texas
News BY Wire
Cry of
Cordoba
Vera Cruz
Preckets
San Francisco
Abingdon Baird
Pugili
New Orleans
Tess
Langdee
Cackamasco
State Board of Examiners
Treasury
Auprgresgee
Albuquerque
Pauls—Develle
Republic of Columbia
Panama Canal Company
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