Governor Hughes in Phooix after rest in Tucson
Thursday's Daily reports Gov. Hughes back in Phooix following days of rest at his Tucson home. Several government appointments announced including M. F. Shaw as warden of the Yuma prison, and H. C. Boon named World's Fair commissioner. District court actions cover divorce suit by Martha Bryant, and a mandamus petition for McAllister’s board of supervisors seat.
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Hie
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H.C. Boon
LC. Hughes
Martha Bryant
Bisbee
District Court
James Bryant
J. P. McAllister
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Perkins
Hawke
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Board of Supervisors
Teller Predicts Arizona Statehood Soon
The Tycson Citizen reports Senator Teller stated last Saturday that Arizona would be admitted as a state in the next Congress. He warned anti silver opponents attempting to block admission would fail given prostate support in both houses. He expects an extra session in September likely leading to statehood within the year.
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Arizona
Congress
Arizons Astate
Man named Alphonso May arrested for watch theft at Fairbank
Alphonso May was arrested by Frank Broad at Fairbank on a charge of stealing a $150 watch from R. W. McLane. The watch was recovered from May at the Montezuma House bar in Tombstone where he had spent the night in jail after being brought back by Constable Brand and the watch owner. May claimed burglary but faces grand jury action with $400 bond. He has wealthy relatives in Brooklyn.
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Frank Broad
Tombstone
R.W. McLane
Grand Central
May
Brand
Montezuma House
Thority
Brooklyn
New York
Mining in Mexico by Jobo Dart at Navosari mine
The Pkosrecton Jearosthas and San Luis Liztriativo Worke run a twenty ton per day operation at Navosari extracting ore from Van Dorp's Grand Republic mine. The ore averages ten ounces per ton and the mill pays eighty three percent of the battery campie. Van Dorn plans adding ten tons per day once 1800 tons are crushed, with San Luis to begin future work as well.
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Pkosrecton
San Luis
Senore
Notable AMMAVALS events listed with names
F E Nellis Williams R Dillon Rubee John Keating and John Braun named in AMMAVALS events. details limited.
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Williams
R. Dillon
Rubee
John Keating
John Braun
Promised Relief From Rheumatic Ailments
F C Earle Descanso extols Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a cure for rheumatism and a guardian against malaria fever constipation indigestion and kidney trouble. Physicians endorse its use in private practice and public testimony supports its efficacy as a blood purifier and preventive aid after exposure to wet or cold conditions.
Journeys and notices from Friday's Daily
Friday's Daily reports Tom Galleger of Tucson at Cochise and Wm. Morgan of Irving registered at Cochise, Thomas J. Ross named Flagstaff postmaster, and Willcox cattle shipper in care. Judge Duncan dismisses L. A. Smith case. Mayer Zulick ill in Washington. Meade new Yuma penitentiary superintendent arrives. Santa Fe-Prescott & Phenix tariff cut. district attorney to review warrants. Nellis eyes Tombstone investment. murder motive tied to a Mexican suspect. Nicaragua canal funding discussed. Perley and Brock Beals debate. Rosa Campbell and F. M. McKay wed. reception with local musicians. couple to Bisbee for their honeymoon.
Suit filed over Bisbee saloon rents and receiver
Mrs. Alice McGuirk, represented by James Reilly, seeks $50 monthly from implied rents of the Bisbee property now used as a saloon. She also requests a receiver to collect rents and tonnage of the community property. C Eyester received instructions on Chinese registration. Sixteen Chinese travelers expected for registration. Eyester delays until today.
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Alice McGuirk
James Reilly
M. McGuirk
C. Eyeter
Eyster
Sheriff Seizes Suspect in Embezzlement Case at $600 Bond
Sheriff Scott White brought Jobo Kelso to town held on embezzling $600 from the Knights of Pythias where he was a trustee. Kelso, once an express wagon rider at El Paso, posted $600 bond for appearance on April 26. Friends fear further startling developments as officials pursue the case.
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Jobo Kelso
Keights of Pythias Organization
Kelso
el Paso
White
Duncan
Wm. C. Read
Jo Patton
B.S. Hafford
C. Overlock
W. D. Monmonweal I
Stilwett
Vanderbilt District Advances in Mining and Water Plans
The Vanderbilt district report notes a population near 30, all men, with Mackay and Flood piping mountain water and sinking 700 feet on a new purchase. A $10,000,000 stock placement on San Francisco boards is planned, as rail access nears Vanderbilt. Large lead and copper deposits emerge, copper mines yielding 40 to 00 ounces silver, while calls grow for full publication of corporate finances to restore public trust.
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Mackay Ans
San Francisco
Great
Meade and Gatosashi Named Territorial Prison Supervisors
The Sentinel notes the appointment of W. K. Meade as superintendent of the territorial prison and Thos Gatosashi as a top official, praising their past service and promising strong protection for taxpayers. EB Allina, held by Sheriff White from Benson, faced a $100.75 shortage in accounts. Crumb bound him over to the next grand jury. Nellie Walsh left for Phoenix to visit family for a week. A New York telegraph reports Secretary Carlisle aims to reorganize national bank examinations to curb fraud, proposing redistricting and stronger powers for examiners.
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Gatosashi
Allina
Benson
Sheriff White
Ed Crumb
Wells, Fargo & Co
Allison
Campiny
Huachuca
Parishc Safety Co
San Francisco
Crumb
Oleneorgen
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Evening Post
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Rain prayers ordered by pope across Italy amid drought
The pope ordered Catholic prayers for rain as two months of drought plagued Italy and Southern Europe. Other regions report crop damage, especially Southern Russia, while stockmen await Santa Fe strike resolution before shipments resume. Bank leaders fear gold redemption shifts and Treasury notes under silver purchases loom.
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