OFFICIAL DIRECTORY UPDATE FOR ARIZONA TERRITORY
A crowded roster lists state and territorial officials including Governor C M Zulick Secretary James A Bayard Auditor J J Hawkins Attorney General Names appear for the Surveyor General Treasurer and Superintendent roles with delegates to Congress and a territorial prison superintendent Also listed are Supreme Court Chief Justice H Winnte and Associate Justice Barnes with district court judges and U S officers serving in Tucson Tombstone Nogales and other offices A long column of clerks receivers and local officials follows along with street notices and business ads for Walcott's Bagg's and local services such as dancing events printing and woodworking
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C. M. Zulick
James A. Bayard
J. J. Hawkins
Ximes Gooprten
Jousx
C. B. Fostick
Hastrice Strauss
M. A. Survie
Vrison
Customs Service
Las Vegas
Crittenden
A.T
Magoffin
Sonora
Cameron
Hildebrant
Richardson & Gormley
Tombstone versus Fort Huachuca Baseball Clash at Cochise Fair
A crowd-filled game on Washington's Birthday at Cochise Fair Grounds saw Tombstone tak e a 7-3 victory over Fort Huachuca. Highlights include Al Hopeman’s stellar pitching, two-base hits by Thomas Hopeman Chandler Bailey, and late-inning scoring in the ninth.
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Soldier Nine
Fort Huachuca
Tombstones
Cochise
Tombstone
Tare Huachuca
Thomas
Hopeman
Chandler
Bailey
Huachuca
W. Baron
C. Hud
E. Pauley
W. Ime
Daring Train Robbery Near Stein's Pass Details
An 1888 Arizona railway heist unfolds as two robbers seize the mail and express cars near Stein's Pass. They force the engineer to uncouple the express, fire at the train, and take money from the messenger before escaping southward. Local officials organize a posse and pursue with detectives and scouts, while witnesses recount the bold raid and the trappings of the incident.
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Tucson
Supt. Noble
McLellan
Col. Harper
Pan~tano
Prem Nations
Noble
Lew Harris
W. K. Meade
Sheriff Shaw
San Navier
Len Harris
Marshal Meade
Will Smith
W. G. Wort
Meade
Jackson
C.A. Jackson
Texas
EL Paso
Texas Aid Pacific
Tain
Stein's Pass
Jerry Cerreno
Harper
Cerreno
Steins Pass
P O S of A Ball Brings Crowds to Schieffelin Hall
Washington Camp No 1 Patriotic Order Sons of America held its first band ball at Schieffelin Hall attracting a large, festive crowd. The 16 piece Fourth Cavalry Band performed, decorations glittered, and the event was hailed a grand success. Other notes mention Benson post office letters, a planned artesian well by Southern Pacific, and local humorous vignettes.
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Schieffelin Hall
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Fou Qth Cavalry
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Official Directory
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Wiinnte
W. WP Barnes
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Pistrwt Court
Basen
W. W. Porthin
J. HL. Wieccutt
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A. D. Bure
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W. C. Wises
Nogale
J. M. Watson
Davin Cons
Wirre
Slaptuck
A. J. Ritter
W. F. Brapiey
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G Hows
Pune
James BH
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Rasy
J. L. Melgren
J Ane Reilly
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G. W. Charman
H. B. Maxson
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G. R
Bob Darrach
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J. H. White
Shepperd & Trevillian
Mining Exchange Hall
Careeatt
J. H
Wolcott’s
Wilt Edge
Southwestern Ice Co
Eprrard
Harris
Occidental
Allen Street
Royal Arch Masons
Sojoure Companions Coeialy
W. Chiyney
H. P cD
Hicks & Walker
Baron Bros
Brussels
Bagg’s
Jos. Pascholy
A. J. Butter
Paul Bahn
Fairbanks
Fulton Street
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William Brauch
Arizona
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Prenix
Wood
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Huachucas
Lieut
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Job Seamans
California
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Los Angeles
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J. H. Gill
M. E
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London
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The
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Total Wreck
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Buckingham & Hecht
Poogle
Leary
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Fifth St. Wombstone
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J. J. Mack & Co
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Fitts Bros
Willows
Frank Renshaw
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
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G Me Johnson
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Ct Fe Lane
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Chas Mogan
Ben Dancan
van Reilley
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GH Sayre
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Gurnee Jose
Tomaso E Montallo Hilariar Estrada
Chane
Wees
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Asia
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Australia
R. W. Woop
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Sam
Omaha
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New York Sun
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Featherly
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Werschaum
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Slote Cigar
Bet
Cheyenne
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Blackburn
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Allen
J. Yonge
Lings and Chemicals
Aizona
George Berrott
Leo, H. Carrel
W. Wook
KING
L. M. Jacons
Jacomd Cashin
Cochise County Bank
Is Is A General Banking, Exchange and ee”Coleten Basen
Corral
Jane Montgomery
Willows Saloon
Allen ST
Chotenut
Manly
Frane ©. Earle
Haffner & Shaughnessy
American Bakery
Fourth Street
Allen & Fremont
J.W. Vickers
Fremont Street
TATE
Foundry
Machine Shop
Burt
Stampa
Kotorca
James P. McAllister
Occidental Hotel