Weather and town notes from Tombstone district
A breezy update from Tombstone area notes light to moderate rainfall, ongoing irrigation plans, and local events. G W Baker age noted, Fr Earle back from San Diego, Varnum to act as Bisbee principal, Proctor Knott racehorse profits and death, saloon theft of $800, Huntington mill near Dos Cebezas, and Prospector reports rain in Ramsay Canyon and San Pedro region aiding cattle and crops. Arizona press meeting set for Coronado, cavalry drill praised, irrigation interest rising, and Queen Co crops show progress with artesian wells deepening toward 1000 feet.
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Arizana Press Association
Southern California Association
Coronado
Flagstaff
Tombstone
Frank Wolcott
Ramsay Canyon
San Pedro
John Dart
Nacosari
An Interesting Letter From Cochise County Citizen
A letter from Zovorian of Jalisco recounts tropical ice storms at Colima in July 1891 and a volcanic eruption. He details travel from Colima to Zapotlan amid bandit dangers, notes Sam Marcos estate with electric lights, then describes Zapotlan’s 20,000 residents near a five mile lake, police fears, and brigand risk. The account mentions G W Mebane and Kansas wheat policy with grain storage plans and a call for harsher justice.
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Zovorian
Jalisco
Puosrecok
Colima
Tropics
Volcano de Colima
Zapotian Jis
Republic
Sam Marcos
Don Daniel Ochoa
Beltran
Baranca
Dros
Zapotlan
Acros
Sis
Mebane
Homer’s Confession and Wild Man Enigma in Arizona
Fragment from a 19th century Arizona issue shows a provocative essay attacking money power and social norms. The writer mocks materialism, contrasts rural independence with urban wealth, and questions religious and moral hypocrisy. A large nugget claim from Alfred Burke of St. Louis is noted, valued at about $690.
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America
Alfred Burke
St. Louis
Arizons
L. A. Express
Bankruptcy provisions and depots policy in Mexico shift
The document outlines new rules requiring contracts to be registered for Mexican conduct of business, permitting warehousing for storage and sale, and granting warrant holders protections even if the depositor bankrupts. It also notes a reduced legal discount rate from 12 1 6 percent and abolition of mortgage duties on real estate. Bradstreet's mentions petition rights shifting to creditors and holders of protested bills.
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Mexico
Bradatreet
Prospectos Camp Notes Mining and Local Updates
Harshaw reports a lively prospecting scene with the Hermosa mill restarting under Mr. Finley and several workers showing promise. The Trench mine to close in a week, Blue Nose Home Again resumes, and the Lith and Mowry mines push forward with new works and payrolls. A new silver vein found on Pomeroy mountain suggests greater riches nearby. Jumbo the horse owned by Hare and Page died.
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Hermosa
Finley
Trench
Whch
M. A. Hoover
Cap. Coy
Mc. A
Unclear wartime offer and global quake of news
Balmacedas prime minister Egan offers US 4,000,000 for the cruiser Baltimore, refused. Inflation spreads in Moscow and New York politics diverge as Michigan backs Blaine, Illinois and Wisconsin weigh delegation choices. Weather varies across cities while farms, sports, and industry report a mix of drought, crops, and commerce.
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Balmacedas
Egan
United States
Baltimore
New Yorke
Brockbridge
Michigan
Senate
Naval Communisttion
Fifth Avenue
Blaine
Eilinois
Collum
Wisconsin
Rusk
Alger
Kansas City
Nevada
Missouri
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G. W. Baker
G. W. Seaverns
Frank Earle
San Diego
W. G. Varnum
Maricopa County
Bisbee
Proctor Knott
Kelton
Asuit
Beeheor
Genced
Ben Goodrich
H. K. Tweed
J.C. Barrett
E.R. Mook Ds
Huntington
Dos Cebezas
Cooper Brothers
Frank Dobacher
Bob Tribolet
Rev. C. Nugent
California
Tomb-tone
Pacific Coast
R. W. Wood
Clarence
Wood
Arizona
Luis Fay
Wilcox
Swain
Lner
Habeas Corus
Justice Baker
Fay
Olo
Cochise County
Oe Mermory
Tax Farmers Alliance of
Kansas
Kaneas
Ius Debld
ANI
Ance
Otion
Homo
Homer
Virgil
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Ian
Pam
Jesus Christ
Pinkertons
Harshaw
California Supreme Court
San Pablo Ranch
Contra Costa County
McCook
Chauncy Beker
Los Angeles
Forte Bayard
Major Kimball
Department of Arizona
Col. Lée
Northwest
Pomeroy Mountain
Carbox
Jumbo
Hare & Page
News BY Wire
Moscow
New Ostrawe
Conference of
Farmers’ Alliance
Democrats
Lafayette
Farmers’ Alllance
Antilottery League
St. Paut
Fits Simmons
Pugilist
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Hall
Pitchard
Havasu
Texas
Rio Grande
Han
Democratic Party
Chicago
Dillon
Buchant
Tennessee
Venzuela
Samuel B. Axtell
Utah
Morristown
N. J
Detroit
Marquis de Leuville
Frank Leslie
Frank Tandy
Tulare, Cal
Nck
Havre
Buenos Ayres
Chili
Bolivia
The
Congressional Party of
Balishary
Egypt
San Praneias
Fred Douglas
Enimeter
Melbourne
Canton
Obio Ous
North American Building and Loan Assocation of
Iron Mountains
Fresno
Ensenada
Romero & Co
Charles Bennett
Crocker
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
San Bernardino
Santa Margerita
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
London Gra
Germany
M de Frecinet
Nogales
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