Tombstone Daily Briefs Highlights Local Happenings
Friday notes from Tombstone report B Tarbell and Chas Blackburn elected territorial undertaker officials in Bisbee, Frank Anderson ill with possible pneumonia, Miss Nellie Clark injured by BB rifle, P McDonald of Collier Publishing Co visiting Tombstone, Allen English back from Los Angeles, cattle losses in Arizona and train wrecks near Lordsburg, immigration bureau move to San Antonio, and local voting irregularities in Pleasant Valley precinct.
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B.tarbell
Tombstone
Chas. Blackburn
Bisbee
Territorial Undertaker’s Association
World predicts Free Coinage bill passage and Bland chair
The New York World forecasts the Free Coinage bill advancing in both houses and Bland being named chairman of the coinage committee, a prospect the paper calls very encouraging if confirmed.
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New York World
House
Senate
Bland
Committee On Coinage
California Supreme Court Rules Reform Grand Jury Illegal
The report notes the California supreme court decision declaring San Francisco County’s reform grand jury an illegal body. It records mixed public reception with approval from most classes and opposition from agitators. It also mentions foreign dispatches and a Chilean government statement related to President Harrison's escape.
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Supreme Court of California
San Francisco
Egan
Matta
Senor Muntz
Europe
Harrison
Striking Telegraphers in Lordsburg Stir Tensions
Reports from Lordsburg show a limited strike impact with threats of escalation. Arkansas and others deter trains, hijacking orders and pressuring operators as US officials plan protective measures. Local justice and sheriff involvement illustrate tense law enforcement response amid broader labor unrest.
Strange self burning mineral found by Montana prospector
A Montana prospector reports a mineral that ignites and consumes itself when exposed to air. It resembles iron ore in weight and appearance, heats to near white, then cools. after cooling it weighs half its original. The find is described amid various local snippets and ads.
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Montana
Ae Gromod
Local Notes From Bisbee and Nearby Towns
J B Anguia returns to Bisbee today. No recorder filings. Ben Waite was a noon stage passenger. Kobler’s piano lamp draws attention as attractive shop window. Mrs Ed Miller is added to the sick list. Stage brings in a large passenger load. No mail from points east of El Paso. G W Cheyney returns from Tucson. Col Zabriskie reported sick in Tucson. Henry Cook returns from Stein’s Pass mines. 8 0 Bugg and daughter expected home tomorrow. City council holds special meeting tonight. Mr Fly to return from Bisbee later this week. Sheriff Kelton recovered and around. Miss Clara Stark ill. Cal Cox of Chiricahua Cattle Co visiting Tombstone. Frank Bastian of Bisbee visiting Palace hotel. Geo J Roskruge brought to Tucson in critical condition and very sick. Judge Sloan sick. court convening in Tucson delayed. Arizona Mining Record to publish bi monthly at Phoenix by Bicknell and Perrin. Nogales Monitor reappears as International after purge. Barbacomari cattle shipped to Nevada at 100 dollars per car. twelve hundred head already forwarded.
Obituary and Local Notes From The County Hospital
Daniel McLoughlin an inmate of the county hospital died yesterday and was buried today with services. Andy Ham has recovered sufficiently to return to his ranch. The San Francisco papers praise Arizona oranges and Arizona rivals California. A large lot of ladies underwear and muslin gowns arrived at the New York Store. Mr Watera and Ben Whiston returned from a mountain hunt with eight deer and other game. Colin Cameron left for California to secure steerage stamps in Los Angeles and Fresno for about two weeks. There is a fifty cent admission to the San Xavier mission near Tucson. The Citizen warns the front wall needs repairs to avoid ruin. Mr C M Bruce plans departure for Nevada to take delivery of a shipment of stock from his range in the Burboomari district.
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C.P
Lordsburg
Anzona
New Mexico
Arkansas
U. S
Will Smith
Vic Wilson
Nelson
Benson
Smith
Wilson
Grant County
Leon
Kohler
Ben Titus
Colin Cameron
California
Los Angeles
Fresno
Oh San Xavier
Tucson
Salesmen Wanted for Small Line Samples
Maritime sales position offered by a manufacturing corporation. A live marine traveler earned an average of 350 dollars per month for six years. P O Box va7 New York.
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Manufacturing Corporation
P.O. Box
New York
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Phenix
Fly
W. J. Cheyney
Will Nichols
Colorado
J. C. O'Connor
Frank Anderson
Frank
Eddy Argus
Nellie Clark
Clark
P. McDonald
Collier Publishing Co
Allen R. English
8. P. Co
Arizona
Southern Intestates Immigration Bureau
Raleigh
N. C
San Antonio
Texas
Edward Rose
Pleasant Valley
Silver Belt
Colorado River
Ft. Mohave
Cora
Masonic Hall
ORT
Marr
C. R. Nugent
James A. Lamb
Mary E. Four
Maricopa County
Sherman Bugg
St. Matthew’s Hall
San Mateo
Cal
Hoya
Epison
Milwaukee
Chicago
Harry Cook
Nevada City
Ben Waite
M. Barrow
Mrs. Cook
Fiagnison
Nogales
Mexico
J.B. Anguia
Recorder's Office
Kobler’s
Ed. Miller
el Paso
G. W. Cheyney
Col. Zabriskie
Henry Cook
Stein’s Pass
Bugg
Daughter
Mr. Fly
Kelton
Clara Stark
Harry Stark
Cal Cox
The
Chiricahua Cattle Co
Frank Bastian
Palace
Geo. J. Roskruge
Sloan
Arizona Mining Record
Messrs Bicknell & Perrin
Nogales Monitor
Christ
the International
Nevada
Daniel McLoughlin
Andy Ham
Dr. Hamilton
Mr. Watera
Ben Whiston
C. M. Bruce
Burbacomari
Osan
Evary Ca
N. Wolcott
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Atlas Engine Wing
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