Ko P to Meet Tonight Amid Snow and Local News
Snow yesterday morning delays eastern mail. In town: Si Bryant from Turquois. Capt. Kelton confined to bed. C B Tarbell heads to Phoenix for short business. Mrs Cringle ill but improving. William's hotel in Maricopa burned, loss $3,000. Mining, university vacation, and local trades noted among scattered items.
Murder at Fairbank Ends in Fatal Shootout
A Sunday morning killing in Fairbank reveals a dispute over buggies seized in a civil suit. Witnesses describe Joseph Haffner and R. J. Fisher as central actors, with Richard A. Helms fatally shot after a confrontation at Haffner's blacksmith shop. Helms died from a abdominal wound after a day of recovery. The coroner’s inquest and formal exam are pending.
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Richard A. Helms
R.J. Fisher
Fairbank
Joseph Haffner
R. J. Fisher
Fisher
Gray
Benson
Paxos Recton
Constable Carr
Justice of the Peace
Alvord
Iaac
Haffner
Carr
Richard Helms
Joe
Eton
Shooter
Sam
California parties pursue Arizona dry placer claims
A group from California left Phoenix aiming to prospect dry placer fields in Arizona using a newly patented dry washer tested in California. They carry a small mill of thirty five pounds and plan to use a larger one weighing about one hundred eighty pounds stored at Tucson, awaiting developments.
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Republican
Phenix
Arizona
Calfornia
Tucson
New countries join postal union on Oct 1 with rate cuts
The new countries embraced include New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, West and South Australia, New Zealand, Taemasia, British New Guinea and the Fiji Islands. Rates drop to one cent per half ounce for newspapers and postal services vary, with nine countries remaining excluded from the union.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
West
South Australia
New Zealand
Taemasia
British New Guinea
Fiji Islands
Rons
Coroners Inquest Fails to Establish Murder Link
Fairbank jury failed to determine cause of Richard A. Holmes death and could not conclude it was a gunshot wound by an unknown person. They adjourned to Tombatono to interview the prisoner, but Sheriff refused per Attorney General Herring, leaving the verdict unchanged.
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F. M. McKay
J. W. Eglecomb
Ghos. Heath
W. C. Russell
J. R. McKay
G. Saleido
Fairbank
Richard A. Holmes
Tombatono
Justice Alvord
Herring
Old physician offers mystery vegetable remedy for consumption
An aged retired doctor, handed an East India missionary formula for a simple vegetable cure for consumption and other ailments, claims it can speed recovery. He will mail a free copy with full preparation and usage directions in German, French, or English to any requester with a stamped reply. W A Noyes Rochester VI.
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W. A. Noyes
Rochester
Apache Soldiers Pass Globe En Route To Fort Huachuca
Company I 9th Infantry led by Lieut Wm G Elliot traversed Globe on Deepth en route to Fort Huachuca via San Carlos. The unit, 55 Apaches and Apache Mojaves, enlisted last April at San Carlos as regular troops. They left Whipple Barracks November 23 arriving via Phoenix. Alongside are 10 troopers from the 2nd Cavalry and Regt Bennett as first sergeant. Sanchez the chief praised government education for Indian children while noting preference for girls education on the reservation.
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Globe
Dee
Pth
Fort Huachues
San Carl Joe
San Carlos
Whipple Barracks
Phenix
Rg’t Bennett
2Nd Cavalry
Lieut
Elliot
Prescott
ROTEL ARUI ALS AND ASSOCIATES INLAND LIST
A scrambled OCR fragment lists names and places including DM Hasler and wife in city, Wm Swayze CM Wilde, Davide Rankin Sonora, PALACE CC Wheeler Tucson, DM Barringer Philadelphia, CE Osterhouse Sonora, BAN JOE EC Fesler Indian, Seward Blake St Louis, Hetty Carperson Widlcox, SC Fredericks Sonora. The readable items suggest a directory or notice with multiple persons and locations.
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Hasler & Wife
City
Wm. Swayze
Wilde
Davide
Rankin
Sonora
Comfort
New York
CC Wheeler
Tucson
DM Barringer
Philadelphia
CE Osterhouse
Ban Joe EC Fesler
Seward Blake
St. Louie
Mias Hetty Carperson
Widlcox
SC Fredericks
E Williams & Wife
Crittenden
County Record Transfers and Mineral Holdings Summary
County records show Fred Colman transferring to J O Connor horses wagons and harness in Bisbee. William Glading Trustee transfers 13 mines in Dragoon mountains Cochise district to Frank Glading Trustee for $1. Signed deeds list property interests and mineral assets in the Cochise region.
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Fred Colman
O'Connor
Bisbee
William Glading
Frank Glading
Dragoon Mts
Cochise
Fragmentary 19th century notice on trusts and trade letters
The text presents fragmentary letters and notices involving Frank Glading and trustees to William Prescott, mentions of English correspondents seeking export info, and an affidavit by J P Johnson related to San Rafael and Tombstone district assessment work. It includes references to a London firm A M Warre Co and a Cracco General Surry Co with promotional content.
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Frank Glading
William
Prescott Couner
Glading
Alfred Hamer
Sam
London
Campbell
Arizona
A.M. Warre& Co
Helen's Place
J P Johnson
San Rafael
Tombstone
Telegraph strikes and political dispatches across realms
News wire digest reports the S P strike picks filled positions with minor exceptions. Rio Janeiro protests imperial donor funeral funding. Rio Fortella resigns as governor. Admiral Silveira to succeed. Norcross identified as Boston bomb suspect with matching clothing and tailoring marks. Navy moves from Valparaiso. Yorktown to join Boston later. Telegraphers strike widens. trains tied up. neutrality guards on Rio Grande. World Fair seeks 5 million dollars. Singapore wires Chinese weasels lost to Hongkong. Italy and US ties noted with Harrison. golden placer mine booms near Golden. Colima eruption fears. Tucson election contest. congressional committee leadership seen. Butte Miner lauds Crips silver support.
Gold treatment scheme shows large weekly income
The report notes a bi chlé treatment venture yields profits for originators. It estimates seven hundred local patients weekly paying 25 dollars each, totaling 17 200 dollars weekly and 910 000 yearly. Home treatments add 200 cases daily at nine dollars, about 655 200 yearly, bringing total patient income to 1 565 200 annually.
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Dwight
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