Political Nominations and Silver Price Notes
The Democratic party of New Mexico and the Tax Democratic party of Arizona back renomination for Congress. A northern territorial convention date is set for the 10th of next month while parties plan northern conventions. The silver market faces heavy discounting as debates predict a future end for silver before revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party of
New Mexico
Joseph
Congress
Tax Democratic Party of
Arizona
Mark Smith
County uses pamphlets for ads to save taxpayer money
County officials adopt pamphlet advertising as a cheaper alternative to newspaper notices. The board of supervisors is praised for alertness to reduce costs for taxpayers and to stretch public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Farmers Stop Express Trains Near Wichita
A guiding craze among farmers led four men to halt express trains near Wichita, Kansas. The bungling act exposes the folly of their actions and urges Cocutux county to elect honest, progressive officials who support civilization and resist anti-railroad and anti-newspaper sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Cocutix County
Casxapa objects to retaliatory measures and trade effects
The text notes Casxapa’s objection to government measures and predicts increased trade with the country, comparing it to past Mexico actions. It cites a New York Sun article by Amos J. Cummings about Mark Smith from birth to first congressional election, praising Smith’s floor leadership and light on disputes.
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Casxapa
Mexico
New York Sun
August Mth
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Mark Smith
Congress
Cummings
Smith
Republicans reform delegate selection method at territorial convention
The Republican leaders changed how delegates to the territorial convention are chosen. The move, announced elsewhere, aims to equalize time for distant precincts to hold primaries and for candidates to campaign. The anti snappers fared better in Cochise county than in New York Democrats.
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Cochise County
New York
Bisbee and Tombstone notes in Tuesday's Daily
Justice Alvord has registered 286 voters to date. Wm Reed returned from Tombstone to Bisbee. An eastern mail arrived after a washout near El Paso. Read family back from southern California. Baseball score dispute stirs copper camp. Scow and Sheriff Kelton search Nogales, find nothing. Hershel mine shut, ore carload sent out, possibly last until silver improves. A. P conductor signals mislogged at west town end. J A McRae buys frame houses on 5d street for river move. Frank Engle to lease Contact mine below Stone wall. reopening planned. Examiner premiums include Salt River valley lands. Campaign stationery stocked at Prostacton office. Armeny visits Turquoise mines. prospecting continues. Contention Mining Co Tobstone declares 20c dividend totaling $50,000. Last year shipped 239,858 tons fruit east over Southern Pacific. Letter from Washington seeks Kelley property. Kelley died 1881, fiddle player, owned house sold for $525. Mammoth catalogue offered. 20c postage. Tom Sandys returned after three years away, china mining tales. Chinese miners paid 1 cent daily. mines under Chinese management. Republicans deride Hoff call. claim better organization. piece ends with defiant stance.
Kibbey's Examination in Florence Trial Focus
A court session in Florence opened with the examination of Frank Kibbey before Justice Stillman. District Attorney Jackson and Judge Barnes represented the state while Baker Campbell and Irie spoke for the defense. Dr Barry testified on the death cause and gunfire observed by witnesses, including an attempt by Kibbey to borrow a six shooter five hours prior. W E Guild testified about a pistol loan from his desk and Kibbey later claiming he took the pistol and would repay.
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Florence
Frank Kibbey
Justice of the Peace
W. E. Guild
Kibbey
Local cattle brands listed from Tombstone to Wilcox
A historical advertisement lists cattle brands and ranches across southern Arizona towns. Names include JOHN H. SLAUGHTER Dos Cabezas Apache Springs and San Bernardino, DUVALL & CO. Angel Seiphar Spring, SCOTT WHITE Teviston, ERIE CATTLE CO Bisbee, W MORRIS Tombstone, ROCK FELLOW & SERVOSS Wilcox, MONK BROS Wilcox, DUNSHEE & METCALF Tombstone, BASTERMAN Tombstone, CHIRICAHUA CATTLE between Chiricahua and Dragoon, and CHIRICAHUA brands on various body parts. Multiple ranges and post offices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Richardson
Postoffice
Dos Caberss Ariz
Duvall & CO
Patie
Jee Hotes
Chiricahua Cattle
Tombstone
Chiricahua
Dragoon
Bonita
Graham County
Hico
Fostotice—Wilcox
San Simon Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pacific Coast
Canada
America
Sonora
Twe Democrats
Tax Monetary Conference
Justice Alvord
Wm. Reed
Bisbee
el Paso
W. C. Read
Sothern
California
James Scow
Sheriff Kelton
Nogales
Herschel
Coconino Sun
J. A. McRae
Bt. David
Frank Engle
Stonewall
The
Examiner
Salt River Valley
Prostacton
Armeny
Turquois
Contention Mining
Mills
Southern Pacific
Washington
W. F. Bradley
W. E. Kelley
Kelley
3D Street
Allen
Chcaco Gesgrat Scrrry Co
van Buren
Tom Sandys
Tombacne
China
Professor Church
Hoff
Republican Party
Puesix
BATE
Chicago
M.ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Eldredge
Eldredge Manufacturing CO
Belvidere
Ill
Lbrary
John H. Slaughter
Lowige
San Bernardino
Banch
Scott White
Teviston
Rowe Staten
Avie
Kaase
San Simon Valey
SGW
Sullivana Baker
Postatice— Wilcox, Aris
Erie Cattle CO
Postatice
Bisbee Ariz
South End
W, Morris, Fostoffice
Tombstore
Ariz
Range
South Slope
Draxcon Mts
Rock Fellow & Servoss
Hostubee—Wilcox Range
Sulphur Spring Valley
Catle Bend
Monk Bros. Fastoffice
Wilcox, Ariz
Railroad Park
Carle
Ontier
Exaley, Postiltice
Wilcon Arie Range
Sisies
Montz Teeoffice
Reve
Granite Springs
Mts
Carle Brand
Dunshee & Metcalf
Huachuca Mountains
Basterman Postoffice
Rane
Hecachuca Mountains
Whitbeck Land & Cattle CO
Mex
Jons
Gray
Portofice
Powers
A. T. Caliows
Rucker Canyon
San Simon
Alo Cattle
Andy
Abo Cattle
W. BL Taylor & Co
E. E. Burlincame
Issay
D. Chamberlain & CO
iOre
Oflice
ST. Works
Seth & Wazee
P.O. Bos
Denver
Teleprone
Tombstone Daily
Idependent Newspaper
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