Tombstone Notes On Local News And Mentions
A crowded Tombstone column reports town arrivals including Mr. Pridham and Mrs Hart, stage and railroad movements, school holiday dates, and upcoming events. It notes Bisbee races, storm damages near Albuquerque, and a postponed trial in Benson. References to officials, church activity, and local business openings appear throughout the brief item.
Cochise County Official Report on December 1891 Constitution Vote
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors met December 1 1891 to canvass the county wide vote on adopting or rejecting the new constitution. The total votes cast were 921 with the majority in favor indicated by precinct tallies and declared entered in the record.
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Southworth
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Russel Sage
Yavapai County
Courier
Board of Supervisors
San Francisco
Examiner
N. A. Gilman
Forty miners relics promised for Mines and Mining Building
Commissioner Mark L. McDonald aims to assemble relics from the Forty miners in California for display at the World's Fair. Chief Skiff plans to present an old placer plant in complete hydraulic operation and an exhibit of primitive ore reduction methods used by early New Mexico miners.
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Aone
California
Mark L. McDonald
New Mexico
Vanadate of Lead Found in Arizona Ores
The mining journal notes districts in Arizona yield vanadate of lead. Vanadium, a rare element, commands about 22 dollars per gram and is used mainly as ammonium vanadate in black dye and ink. Production centers are few in Britain and on the continent. Arizona mines have not saved the mineral as a byproduct.
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Arizona
Minyog and Engineering Journal
Great Britain
Arizona Counties Should Share Pride In State Progress
The passage urges Arizona counties to avoid petty jealousy over southern California disputes. It argues that prosperity in one county benefits all, and citizens should strive for local improvement while maintaining pride in Arizona as a whole.
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Arizona
California
Arizce
Nogales Orchard Proves Drought Tolerant Fruit Crops
The Nogales Herald notes J. J. Noon’s two year old orchard thrives without irrigation in Nogales and vicinity. The trees show healthy growth and high quality fruit, with natural rainfall sufficing. It argues 20 acres of irrigations free fruit could yield a better family living than vast cattle pastures.
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Nogales
J. J. Noon
Noon
Watch club offer from Exrixe Warren Co New York
A sales notice advertises 14 karat gold filled cases for watches with a 20 year warranty and Elgin or Waltham movements. It offers a Haunting Case Watch at 25 dollars via club pricing, using express shipment with payment after examination, and seeks a reliable agent in Heath Spring South Carolina with a promise of sight on payment.
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Waltham
C.C.D
Express
Heath Spring
8. C
Lancaster
Exrixe Warren Co
New York
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