Coyote scalp law dead end in California and Arizona misread
The article notes California dropped a coyote scalp law due to nonpayment, while The Examiner erroneously marked Arizona as adopting the Australian ballot system. It also reports a man bound over to face a Maricopa County grand jury for a shooting described as poor marksmanship, with a Texas remark on mitigating circumstances.
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California
Companey
Maricopa County
Texas
Lone Star
Contested Race and Kansas Livestock Outlook Highlight Gem
A Detroit letter notes a dispute over the color question within the Grand Army of the Republic threatening its 25 year peace. A Kansas livestock commission report predicts state sales of stock and farm products totaling about 100 million dollars next year, with corn crop production around 250 million pounds and cattle valued at 60 million dollars indicating stronger beef and grain movements.
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Detroit
South
Grand Army of the Republic
Kansas Livestock Commission
Kanes
Beef market outlook for winter amid scarce supply
The article notes California ranchers expect strong cattle herds if rain and good weather hold, while beef becomes scarce and price dynamics shift. It cites Live Stock & Stock Gazette data from San Francisco and warns that much beef may head to Omaha and Oregon as northern ranges deplete. Garbino from Cochise is listed as a robbery case deferral in Yuma.
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California
Arizona
Live Stock & Batelere Gazette
San Francico
Omaha
Oregon
Inn
Ariene
San Francisco
New York
Europe
The Bitter Restores Sleep and Digestive Health
The article argues insomnia roots in stomach issues and digestion. It contrasts narcotics, which harm digestion, with a Bitter tonic that strengthens the stomach, liver, and bowels, claiming it restores sleep and tranquil states by improving digestive function.
Weather and disasters sweep through the Mississippi valley
A broad weather system, low pressure over the region, brings scattered showers from the Gulf to the Carolinas with near six inches of rain in Louisville causing damage. The storm moves toward the middle Atlantic while temperatures rise in the East and Northwest faces cooler spells elsewhere.
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Carolinas
Gulf Caolet
40Th Paralel
Louisville
Middle Atlantic
Gulf
Atlantic States
Long Island
Gulf and Atlantic States
Virginia
County news and daily notes from Tombstone era
Wednesday's Daily reports Beott White leaving for home and 21 county prisoners. City council to meet tomorrow. Weathered: storm arrived on time. G W Cheyney rode today’s outbound stage. California editors to meet Fingstaff on the 10th. J Brophy registered in Bisbee at Horton House. Mari copa county superintendent estimates 36000 to run next year’s schools. J W Vickers’s yard in Tombstone famed for loaded fruit trees. Bijou Dramatic Club to stage entertainment mid month. Mrs Chas McHenry returned from San Diego with Miss May placed in school. Prof O Neal seeks specimens in Santa Rita range. Jim Hart at SP railroad shops in Tucson. Bill Kincaide of Benson sent to state asylum from Los Angeles amid a shooting at a Los Angeles depot. He fired twice before being captured.
Big Bargains in Boots and Shoes New York Market
The district court suit seeks to recover 3575.09 from J.D. Miller for money loaned and a note endorsed by plaintiff, plus for four years of cattle care. An attachment issued and Miller’s cattle were levied. Miller resides in Los Angeles County. A. K. English represents the plaintiff.
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J.D. Miller
Miller
Los Angeles County
A. K. English
Local Notables Mentioned in Curio City Ledger
A compact list of names and places appears across a curio ledger segment including AH MEVAES Hill river A Abrahameon 5 F C Rankin Sonors Chas Colridge Cincinnati Longeter Sonora George Raymond El Paso John Parson C H Wilds River Palace James Wm Heyn San Paro Jo Pascholy Huachuca J E Durkee City MC Hast Oakland R DeHaven Geo E Miller SAN JOSE G E Hubbard A V Lewis Globe Al Mosely El Paso B Salazar Sonora Dan Twomey Turquois ALN Gray Benson.
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Hill River
Abrahameon
F C. Rankin
Sonors
Chas Colridge
Cincinnati
Longeter
Sonora
George Raymond
el Paso
John Parson
H. Wilds
Contention
Bunting
Rancho Hill
WT Brown
River
Palace
James
Wm Heyn
San Paro
Jo. Pascholy
Huachuca
J E Durkee
City
MC Hast
Oakland
R DeHaven
Geo E Miller
San Jose
G E Hubbard
Lewis Globe
al Mosely
Salazar
Dan Twomey
Turquois
Aln
Gray
Benson
August Flower Patient Narrative From Seneca Missouri Ailments
Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca Missouri describes two years of neuralgia affecting head stomach and womb. She reports poor appetite mental dullness yellowed face and morning mucus with bitter taste. She notes heart palpitations cold extremities and sleepless nights tied to wet cold seasons and spells.
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Sarah M. Black
Seneca
Arizona governor to New York audience praises territory life
The New York reception and banquet for Governor Irwin and H. H. Logan sparked East Coast interest. Arizona advertising literature lauded by Gov Lewin, who stated that life in Arizona towns and farms today surpasses life in New York, noting lower penitentiary rates. Nearby city council actions covered include warrants, finance bills, and water works repairs.
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Irwin
H. H. Logan
New York
Pesches
Brooklyn Eagle
T. Arizona
Gov. Lewin
Arizona
State of
Anl Merabere
Hare
Ralph Smith
L. Mo Jacobe
Ratferty
Prook Ryan
Boa Lumber Co
Hoe Williams
MacAllister & McCone
AW Smith
Hills
Connan Priodeville
Appointment of Willcox constable fills vacancy
The Board of Supervisors approved the resignation of F. E. Cadwell as constable of Willcox precinct and appointed Thomas Hermoth to the office. The clerk was instructed to notify Hermoth and file his bond and oath. The board then continued with equalization business and adjourned to 7:30 p.m. The report also notes a wild cat incident at Soldier Holes where a 12 year old vaquero killed a cat in a fatal encounter.
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Scott White
John Montgomery
F. E. Cadwell
Willcox
Judicial
Thomas Hermoth
FP. E. Cadwell
Board of Equalization
O'Elowe A
Ang
Andy Walsh
Soldier Holes
Prom Friday's Daily Notes and Local Updates
Frank Earle returns tonight with no service Sunday. J B Durkee rents his residence in Tombstone. Ramsey reports fruit yields. Noble Sons of Rest banquet published. Heavy rain along Oso Negro and Nac osari road this month. George Bateman spoke at Yuma, aged 65. Foreclosure suit of $2500 filed by LW Cooley against J D Kinnear. Tombstone rain totals reach 20.10 inches. Potatoes flood Tombstone market at 82 per hundredweight. Mathews brothers jailed five months for property theft. Chas Cowell and Robert Hatch resign as prison guards. Editorial excursion to Flagstaff postponed due to labor troubles. Semi-annual meeting at Coronado. Los Angeles Express notes. Butchers and cattle records updated. various sale and property transfers listed. Died: Edith P Rogers Bisbee. Carlo Deiro Bisbee. Luin Castner Bisbee. Estate and foreclosure notes.
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Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Coronado
The
Los Angeles Express
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