Petit Larceny At Head Quarters Restaurant
A case in Wilcox on April 18 details a theft at the Head quarters Restaurant where the single waiter served a night meal as the thief grabbed the kitchen money drawer. The drawer held money meal tickets and valuables. A stranger later bought a meal ticket for 20 cents claiming to know the seller. the seller was arrested. The prisoner claimed to have found the ticket and about 50 cents in the yard and was acquitted.
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Justice
County Records From Rising Sun and Rincon Districts
County records list numerous residents and locations including Rising Sun Rincon mountains Joan Welsh Victoria Rincon mountains John Welsh Geo Wilson Sunrise Ramsey canyon C 5 Batterman C McHenry G A Metcalf B H Dunshee and Sunset Tevis district Chas Washeim John Kelly Chiricahua Washeim W Wright San Jose Washeim W Wright Alta Washeim H Phillips J Kelly Fairview district L Washeims Netta Watkins Clara Watkins hotel arrivals CochTe Joel Taylor Huachuca J Fox Phoenix Tom Smith Isbee Palace JM Cummings Bisbee Burnan St Lovie 48 Jose Houre L Bodecker Chas Ramon ranch K A Allen Los Angeles J H Bishop Los Angeles JN Kawalski Bisbee LN Sayer Los Angeles Robert Weber Wilcox W D Shaw San Francisco.
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Rincon Mountains
Joan Welsh
Victoria
John Welsh
Geo Wilson
Sunrise
Ramsey Canyon
Batterman
C McHenry
G A Metcalf
B H Dunshee
Chiricahua
Chas. Washeim
W. Wright
San Jose
D. Washeim
Alta
H. Phillips
J. Kelly
Fairview
L.washeims
Netta Watkins
Clara Watkins
L Bodecker
Ranch
Chas Ramon
K A Allen
Los Angeles
J H Bishop
JN Kawalski
Bisbee
LN Sayer
Robert Weber
Wilcox
W D Shaw
San Francisco
Bonanza claim touted for Drum mond Lightning Remedy
The Drum mond Medicine Co touts Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism as a sure cure with a $5 bottle price, offering prepaid express delivery if not on hand. City notes record council bills, fire plug repairs, and a May 9th troop movement to San Carlos.
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Maiden Lane
New York
Chamber of Commerce Adjourns After Insurance and Policy Debates
The chamber held a regular meeting with several committee reports postponed. Mr. Hopkins of San Francisco proposed a 50 cent per $100 reduction in fire insurance rates, arguing Tombstone’s mining-camp status raised costs despite better protection. Debate included mining-town losses and a disputed custom-house location near the line, while a protest plan against distant magistrates and arrest practices was discussed but shelved. The group adjourned to May 4.
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Hopkins
Tombstone
Big Mine Sale In California After Tombstone Tale
P W Smith who went broke in Tombstone took over the Brown mine after titles were secured. An English company inspected the property and agreed to a $200000 purchase plus stock in the operating company. Smith remains in charge as extensive reduction works are planned. California earthquakes continue to disrupt central regions.
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Bev Cook
Mark Smith
W. C. Daves
Herschal
L.N. Sayre
Los Angeles
Soldiers Holes
Tombstone
P. W. Smith
Lenore
St. Elena
P.W
Lee
Brown
Adame
Smith
Adare
Steel
Wheatly
van Horn
Charley McComas believed alive after boynapped years
Fort Scott reports a Monterey boy found living with a Mexican family may be Charley McComas, the alleged kidnapped son of Judge McComas. Uncle E F Ware of this city believes the description matches his nephew. research continues as authorities pursue the clue.
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Charley McComan
Geronimo
Tombstone
Silver City
Sierra Madra Mountains
Mexico
Miles
Fort Scott
Kansas
Associated Press
Monterey Mex
Chas Luna
Santa Catarina
Monterey
E. F. Ware
Charley MeComas
Judge MeComas
Ware
Santa Ca
Cluerina
Arizona World’s Fair Commissioners authorize $30,000 bond issue
At a Phenix meeting the board of World's Fair commissioners for the territory of Arizona resolved to empower the president and secretary to secure bonds totaling 30000 on the territory's credit. The act under which bonds are issued cited is from the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly. A committee was named to draft rules for county commissioners to work with the territorial board. Named commissioners include Geo F Coats R C Brown and S P Beban.
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Phenix
Board of World's Fair Commissioners
Territory
Arizona
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Seid Territory
Territory of
Board of Territorial
Geo. F. Coats
R.C. Brown
8. P. Beban
Ice Storage Room for Keg Beer Built by Martin Costello
Martin Costello fills new cold storage rooms with ice to chill keg beer. A two story structure stores twelve tons of ice in the upper level, creating a solid 14 by 14 by 6 foot ice block. A vented floor allows cold air and drippings to reach kegs below, with ice supplied by Southwestern Tea Co. of the city.
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Martin Costello
Southwestern Tea Co
O'Brien and Sullivan Bound Over After Burglaries
O'Brien and Sullivan appeared before Justice Johnston for a final hearing and were bound over to appear before the grand jury charged with robbing a Poliman car at Bowie a few weeks ago.
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O'Brien
Sullivan
Justice Johnston
Poliman
Bowie
Bisbee Notes Report Of Lynch Law Debate And Local Happenings
April 19 column notes arrivals from Nogales JLN Jones J G Perry and Wm Hughes. A body found south of Station 0 Juan Flores former custom house employee head severed no murderer found. L L A says Lynch law never justifiable. Sheriff Kelton friendly Judge Rawlins travels to Oaxaca Charlie Clawson promises toughs for pay Territory vs Farley juries verdict not guilty Territory vs Fred Worthington dismissed. Two Mexicans paid $21 to school fund. Miss Mary Fife leaves for California after farewell at Lewis Williams home. Triton and Wolcott mocked by local politicos.
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Juan Flores
Wm. Heyn
Custom House
Station $0
Arizona governors in tumult over four year term
Arizoxa has had three governors in two years with one expected to serve a four year term. The piece notes Arizona as a land of wonders.
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Arizoxa
Arizona
Governor Murray Poised for Balance of Wolfley's Term
The text suggests Governor Murray will serve the remainder of Wolfley’s term. It cites an old saying about first becoming last, using a proverb to illustrate political succession and continuity in leadership.
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Govesnor Murray
Gov. Wolfley
Republicans Rebuke Free Coinage Views in East West Dems Align
The text reports Republicans in the East rebuking free coinage sentiment while Democrats in the West gather against Republican senators Stewart Teller and Wolcott, indicating cross-regional political contention.
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Stewart Teller
Wolcott
Tur appoints Murphy as acting governor of the territory
President Tur names Secretary Murphy as governor in an acting capacity. Murphy has demonstrated capability in managing territorial affairs and the name change brings a modest salary increase.
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Tur
Murphy
Marx Sarre Faces Acute Gold Clause Dilemma
The article notes Marx Sarre stands between inserting a gold clause in the funding bill and opposing the lawful money clause. It suggests failure to include the gold clause could kill the funding act and opposing the lawful money clause casts him as a "gold bag," making the situation less humorous for a delegate.
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Marx Sarre
Tombstone City Clears Bonds and Plans Debt Free Future
The Tombstone city council wiped out the last outstanding bond by resolution. Officials say Tombstone may be the strongest debt position in Arizona, with about $15,000 in warrants for long‑standing debts. In five years the city aims to be entirely debt free and has paid cash for city needs for eighteen months, reducing obligations.
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Hascuen Water Co
Second
Fremont
Nat Hawke
B.C. Tichenor
Old Cemetery
Second and
Premont
Arizona
Tombstone
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Chas, Washeim, John Kelly
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Huachuca
J Fox
Tom Smith Isbee
Palace
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Burnan
St Lovie
Jose Houre
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Frederick
Chet Co
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Huachuca Water Co
San Carlos
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Lieut
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Willcox
Albert Hulbrook
Lottie Wood
Tucson
T.m.&m. Co
Alex Morrison
Kb. W. Wood
Judge Reilly
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Bauer
B. W. Hales
Imures
Sonora
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A.N. Cohn
John Prinderville
M. T. Williams
Wwn Tonday
California
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Chas Overlock
Henry Cook
Dunn
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Kelton
Pasqual Negro Saloon
Justice Alvord
A. Went
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School of Mines
Assay Laboratories
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Justice Perrin
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Solomonville
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Kibbey
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Oakes Murphy
Henry Ewart
Miller
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Grand Central
Fairbank Stage Road
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Boston Mill Ranch
John Williams
Florez
Heyn
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Gomenez
Flores
Pacific
Japan
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Puerto Angel
Jln. Jones
J.G. Perry
Wm. Hughes
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W.E. Rawlins
Oxaca
Charlie Clawson
Farley
Fred Worthington
Perrin
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Lewis Williams
Triton
Colorado
Accidert
Pat Ce
iTis Perfec Boi
oSoy Rherine
Ormeraee Ees
Fensevandy
Hottie Guarantia
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