Tombstone Notes from Friday’s Daily Chronicle
Local items report Cochise County taxing next year on bicycles, officials traveling to Phoenix and Tucson meetings, and aging residents like Hugh Calahan. It notes Charles Davis’s agency role, W R Hearst’s train passage, and rising orange shipments to eastern markets. Weather mentions rain and wind. court didpearl opium cases in Benson. extract factory at Deming runs full time with 3,000 acres of roots planned.
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Cansigre
Deming
Fort Huachuca Items and Local Prospects
Frank Hand reports from the raw copper camp Ross mont noting promising prospects Wright there Eugene Larrien tours after beef visiting Rice Bros O Donnell Bros Uncle Sams boys Thanksgiving dinner noted Colonel Vauvalaab on east leave Lieutenant Auger acts as post commander religious services held weekly Beano contractor in bran for government sale of government tows on the 25th ult buyers listed James Kane Tom Smith and others Delmonico dinner and converts by Donnelly at Salvation Army Arrivals at the Grand Central include Geo Hand Henry Fitch James Green Adolph Sutro Mike Morris Levi Streus Walter Bernal James Anthony Curie Frank Mano
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Uncle Sam
Delmonico
Vauvalaab
Auger
Bran
Tom Smith
W. MH. Kane
Walter Malloy
Tom York
Mra. Reilly
Sergeant Porter
James McGinty
Brother Donnelly
Balvation Army Camp
Grand Central
Geo. Hand
Henry Fitch
James Green
Adolph Sutro
Mike Morris
Levi Streus
Walter Bernal
Jas
Anthony Curie
Prank Mano
Stage robbery near Big Hollow fires mail pouch theft
Reports from Benson last night describe a stage holdup between Solomonville and Bowie as it passed Big Hollow arroyo. A two-handed armed robber jumped from mesquite cover, ordered the driver to stop, and then fled on foot with mail pouches. witnesses say the robber likely secured a sizable haul. Local authorities expect Charly Bradley to confer with Sheriff Scott White in Benson this morning.
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Sherif Scott White
Benson
Solomonville
Bowie
Charly Bradley
Arroyo Seco
Big Hollow
Webb
Felshaw
Florence
Fight with Apaches in Black Canyon Recorded by Fred Henry
Prescott Courier publishes a vivid account from an Apache clash in Black Canyon ISOL where a band of white men were wounded. The manuscript, found in Prescott, was written by survivor Fred Henry who later lived in Bisbee working for the Copper Queen Min ing company. He is in his sixties and still active in sharing the tale.
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Prescott Courier
Black Canyon
Isol
Prescott
Fred Henry
Bisbee
Copper Queen Minjog Company
Ggbt
Death of Walter Renouf Recalls Southern Arizona Life
A half column in the Prescott Journal-Miner by Reppy recalls Walter Renouf of Congress as a capable businessman and honorable man. The piece hintingly excuses faults, wonders at hidden sorrows, and cites a Plainsfield N J remedy advertisement as an aside, noting drugstore sales in Tombstone.
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Walter Renouf
Congress
Prescott Journal-Miner
Reppy
Arizona
Ben
Census Notes on New York and National Population
Census notes report New York state with 412 422 families and 14.37 percent of the population native born while foreign parentage is noted. It lists Africans at 757 206 and discusses dwellings, voters, and housing patterns across states with percentages and growth trends.
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New Your
Northwest
Youn Han
Hounds and Hares court petition notes
A petition filed under the name Porrey Sethwissen and stamped by W. Keller Migstad alleges threats and unlawful conduct by alleged competitors and local parties in a dispute over daily earnings and residence. The document mentions an ongoing legal action seeking permanent relief.
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Geovewen
Ismen
Porrey Sethwissen
Cvap
W. Keller, Migstad
Mutlar Ot
Trick That Was Not Vain and a Sioux Dialect Gag
A humorous item recalls a young man who faked a letter mix up to win back his former girlfriend. A second anecdote follows of Thomas H Davis trying to hire a cowboy for Rack City and amusing Sioux dialect misfires with Forepaugh show connections.
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Yong Man
Gilead
Kirk No. 1
Amoothly
Philadelphia
Mudlane
Thomaas
Davis
Rack City
Awbrise Park
Charles A. Davis
Wilt West
Noble Red Man
Havine
N. V. Press
Trespass Warning for San Pedro River Ranch Property
Es Lexonsann warns all persons not to trespass on ranch property or improvements on the San Pedro river between the Grand Central mill and Fairbank. Trespassers do so at their own risk. Dated June 25, 1894.
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San Pedro
Grand Central Mill
Fairbank
Es Lexonsann
Fragments of cattle brands and ranch notices across western posts
The text lists numerous cattle brands and ranch references across towns like Tombstone Wilcox and Dragoon Mountains, naming multiple owners and post offices. It reads like a catalog of brands, locations, and notices from various ranches and counties with scattered details on brands, ranges, and markings.
Cattle Brand Notes From Graham County Range
Fragmented OCR notes describe cattle brands and marks across fields in Graham County. Mentions include CHIRICANILLA CATTLE CO and various brands such as Cire W, BEF, W- ca, Diamond om left HO, SW left, Bon right, and others near Post Office Walcax and San Felipe. References to Brands, locations, and ranching terms create a scattered catalog of identification marks.
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Chiricanilla Cattle CO
Hoste
Chirtabia
Drage
Bugle
Honita
Graham County
Atte Trang
Crcie
Cire
BEF
Diamond & Om
John PL Gray
Powers
A. T
Rucker Aimyon
San
Gus Sodery and the Morning Parade
Readable fragments show Gus Sodery leading a mixed parade with cattle and horses. Poste-ans lave-Sevatey appears as a place or event tag. The brief notes suggest a rural scene with livestock and a ceremonial procession.
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Gus Sodery
Sevatey
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