Monday’s Deity and Court Notes Highlight Arizona Local Scene
The report covers a busy Arizona day with the Board of Supervisors meeting at 2 p.m., district court sessions in Tucson, and the Supreme Court set for Phenix on September 7. It notes Attorney General Herring returning from Tucson, Rudolph Lopez held on liquor charges, and Jack Dunlap’s horse stealing trial in progress before Justice Alvord.
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Old Mexico Notes From Ta palpa Jalisco Aug 15 91
Special correspondence from Tararra Jalisco describes a journey to Aloyac and Laguna Sayula with vivid details of a water plantation Amatillan, a Rain Queen ceremony, and native rites. The piece notes rainfall after the idol ceremony and comments on Mexican Congress bans, features Tapalpa’s agriculture and paper mill, and concludes with local funeral notices and Oakland Tribune attribution.
Nogales Notes mixed weather and mining items
Nogales Notes reports mixed farm and mining updates from the region. Ranchers plant fruit trees on the Mexican side with good results without irrigation while local orchards like Richardson and Gormally in Crittenden expect six tons of apples four tons of pears and over two tons of peaches. Mowry mine reduces force pending lumber and machinery arrival then plans a larger crew. Hermosa mine at Hurshaw shuts down briefly as does its mill. Unnengen and Pentaurus Valley orchards yield large fruit quantities. Ephraim reports 45 sacks of Promontario ore. Odd Fellows push building a city hall lounge. Canadian scandals rise as annexation gains favor. A bridge washed out near Fairbanks delaying rail service three days. Rainmakers prefer low barometer periods. liken it to a New Hampshire clergyman delaying rain prayer until clouds form.
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Unnengen
Pentaurus Valley
L. Ephraim
Odd Fellows
Sioux Massacre Monument Dedication Marks Historic Day
Mixsearouis Minnesota reports the dedication of a state monument commemorating the 1862 Sioux massacre where about one thousand lives were lost. The event, tied to a national remembrance, underscores regional history and the lasting impact on local memory.
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Mixsearouis
Minn
States Monument
Tombstone Miner Peter Ruud Dies at Hospital
Peter Ruud a miner who came from Uso Negro to Tombstone recently died at the hospital at 1 30 p m The funeral will be held tomorrow from the Tarbell undertaking parlors Friends are invited to attend Also details note undertaker goods en route from Kansas City and local shipments of fine caskets for the service Mr Blackburn described as a good witness and skilled mechanic leaves many friends in town.
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Tombstone
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B. Tarbell
Tombri Ie
Kanes City
Bishow
Blackburn
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