Our Mark and Cochise Delegates to Congress Highlight Arizona News
Long fragment from the Tombstone Epitaph notes that Cochise’s favorite son will be sent to Washington for the sixth time and urges voters to back “Our Mark.” It also mentions war mobilization, school land leases costs, and a mutiny rumor at Whipple barracks with soldiers paying off and rushing to Prescott.
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Congress
Cochise
Washington
Whipple Barracks
Phoenix
the Gazette
Prescott
Bisbee Jottings Reports Trips and Local Plans
Louis Bodecker returns from a Sonora trip while reminders urge immediate registration. B F Graham and Jos Chisholm came back from a county seat flight. Blites plan civil service exams in Nogales to enter customs. Dave Welsh leaves for Tombstone after his father’s death. Bisbee Democrats trek to Tomstone for a convention. Naco railroad rumors imply work may start within three months. Good Templars arrive for the grand lodge with delegations from Arizona towns.
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B.F. Graham
Jos. Chisholm
Nacosssri
Naco Junction
Nacoessii
Eisner and Grand Lodge IOGT Arizona News Roundup
W A Harvey returns from eastern trip while western mail is delayed by a washout near Yuma. Dr Sweet F M McKay and J W Wallace travel to Tombstone for the Democratic meeting. IOGT reports 16 lodges with 814 members in Arizona and plans a grand session with public temperance event. Delegates from Phoenix Tempe Mesa and others listed with attendees and social receptions described.
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W. A. Harvey
Yuma
S. P
Dr. Sweet
F. M. McKay
J. W. Wallace
Tombstone
Arizona
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge I. 0.G.T
Bistle
Pritchard
Templar
Woolbridge
Phoenix
A. P. Walbridge
Eugene A. Brown
Ida Wilson
Nettie Scott
Bertha Smith
Antoinette Norrie
Frankie Dancen
W. G. Ogle
Tempe
J. B. Mullen
C. O. Austin
J. Webster Johnson
Florence
F. M. Dean
Mesa
J. D. Soper
A. P. Shewman
Fay Newall
Glebe
Harrison Jewell
Safford
J. D. Hitzlr
Rev. W., Downr
Houston Roach
Mollie Roach
Wm. Plac
Mies VerBade Cheynoweth
Benson
Mre
Webster
Democrats Meet at Court House for Primaries and Delegates
The Democratic Central Committee met this afternoon at the court house with fifteen members present in person or by proxy to decide on primaries for September 29 and a territorial convention on October 5. A motion to appoint ten Cochise delegates to the territorial convention passed unanimously, urging support for Mark Smith as delegate. Names of delegates were not provided due to time.
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Democratic Central Committee
Prescott
M. A. Smith
M.A. Smith
Congress
Smith
Occhise
Cochise
Ite Sons
Mr. Smith
Arizons
Bisbee
Tombrtone
Bisbes
Court House
Biebee
Mark Smith
Havng
Board of Supervisors
Ately
Jane
Jeux Montacieny
M. J. Enows
Joyius F. Doxens
JY. Viewsxs
A. Wextwouttt
Gro
W. Swary
Buapier
Cochise County Board Proceedings August 22 1897
County board met August 20 at Ya m. with John Montgomery presiding. Officials discussed road obstruction on Horn Rape in West Huoshucas, assessed cattle for J J Trask estate, and adjusted school land rentals. A tax levy of 4.20 per $100 was approved for territorial and county funds for 1893.
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Tome Tone
Perenant
Ya. m
John Montgomery
J. H. McPherson
Thos. Allaire
A. V. Noyes
Horn
Weat Husohucas
J.J. Trask
Whetstone Mts
Vickers
Cochise County
Mable
Territorial General Fund
Territorial Insane Asylum Interest Fund
Territorial Fund
Territorial Normal School Fund
Territorial School Fund
Territorial Interest Ac
Tae Traitere Territorial Redemption Fund
Territorial Refunding Fund
Territorial University Fund
Territorial
Serees
Territoral Capital
Territoral Board of Evaluation
Cone
Tommerone
Board of Supervisors
Ya.m
Thomas Allaire
San Ignacio del Barbacomari
Whitran
Territory of Arizona
Act of Junce
Silver Rising Price Ahead in London and New York
A New York dispatch reports another advance in silver prices on London advices. The metal hits the highest quotation since May 1886 with expectations of a continued upward trend. Strong London markets cite expanded silver use for war debts settlements and rising demand from silver-using colonies, while Wall Street brokers forecast a bullion price rise to 75 cents. The note also mentions a recently completed reservoir with a capacity of gallons.
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New York
Sayeer
London
Wall Street
Notice of Individual Ownership of Elite Restaurant Pearce
This certifies Ab Lam as the proprietor of Elite Restaurant Pearce Ariz. The prior partnership of Ab Lam Ab Ibn and Ab Ibn is dissolved. The interests of Ab Ibn and Ab Ibn have been purchased by Ab Lam.
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Ab Lam
Pearce
Ariz
Ab Ibn
Dissolution of Partnership at Elite Restaurant Pearce Arizona
Ab Loum and Abon Ouly dissolve their partnership in the Elite restaurant Pearce Arizona. Abon Ouly retires and the undersigned will not be responsible for any bills contracted by Ab Loum from July 1 1898. The undersigned remains sole proprietor of the vegetable garden near Pearce Arizona. Avox Ovtr. Pearce Arizona.
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Ab Loum
Abon Ouly
Pearce
Ariz
Ah Loum
Avox Ovtr
Pearce, Ariz
Board adjourns as delinquent tax list prepared for sale
The board meets at recess to 2 p m and adjourns to 2 pm with members present. They begin preparing the list of delinquent taxpayers for publication and sale to collect taxes and penalties. Sheriff requests a jail guard. board approves for 10 days. Major Stilwell of the United States Army, with clerk Shirley Christy, is in Phoenix and ordered to report to San Francisco. telegrams note three paymasters being sent to the Philippines.
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Scott White
Tie P.m
Camm
Atte Te
W. I Stilwell
United States
Shirley Christy
Phoenix
Stilwell
San Francisco
Ippines
San Francis
Beore
Budget of Interesting Men from our Regular COR respondent
August 26 1898 Bisbee notes report Western mail delays and a jail intake. O'Reilly leaves for Mrs Wallace in Tombstone while Styles visits Michigan. Mead sails from Los Angeles and four Mexicans are jailed for robbery with a hearing next day. Flood damages Main Street business, warehouse, track washed out and debris afloat. Cattle fortunes improve as rains return.
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Arizona Kicker
Cochiee
Sam
Mavana
War Department
Pima
Louis Bodecker
Sonora
Dave Welsh
Johnny Twoomey
Good Templars
Ralph Marshall
W.G. Ogle
Mia
J L. Lopez
Fay Newell
A P. Shewman
A. P. Nalbridge
Eisner
corrEnisas
F. A. Sweet
Snd
F.M. McKay
Banzowa
C. P
Ww. Braun «& Co
North Main St
Los Angeles
California
Danville
Perauant
Eaid Cochice
Boardeojourne
Altent
M. J
James F. Dowens
M. J. Brows
Jonny Moxraounty
Joane F. Duseas
Creat
Br Nce
B.J. O'Reilly
I. W. Wallace
Viiting
H. F. Mead
Los Angeles Cattle Bay
V. BR. Styles
Michigan
Traine
Bishoo
Yacm
Sa Fpdro
Ni Watsle Bolt Site
Taras FH
Paubank
Ranee
Malerstolk
Robertson
Pane
Dragoon
Claistianson
San Pedro
Sewash
Vortattice
Porcabezas Arie
Das Catecas
Mt Ani Sulphate
Speng Valley
Wu Cowan
Uiassi
Tombstone Range
San Padre
Samuel Staunton
Henson Ragge
JM. Cox
FE Schuster
Gus Sorfrey
Addie
Spring Valley
Ako
Omar Douglass
P.O
Fairbany
Prook
E. FE. Burlingame
S Y Geel Chemical Office
Leenecce DL
Seay Sal
FERRY
Ange
Dios
Fourr & Ls
San Simon
Uraguen
Drager Wountains
Henry Pye
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J. HE Lawhorn
Schilling
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