Notable Tucson Dispatches and Local Tidbits
A. H. Emanuel in Tucson reports varied notes including Dora Vickers ill with measles and George Christia in Phoenix bound for Santa Cruz County. Mentions of G. D. Dickinson, Ben Goodrich defending Bentley the wife poisoner in Los Angeles, and T. F. Hutson battling influenza. Also notes Judge Reilly lauded, April travel plans, a Wells Fargo agent's move, a dam superintendent wounded, and a Cochise Stronghold outing. crime, social events, and local movements fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Vickers
George Christia
Santa Cruz
Annual Mint Report Reveals 1892 Gold and Silver Output
The director of the mint reports 1892 gold and silver product totaling $30,000,000 with silver commercial value at $50,750,000, a decline of 330,000 ounces from the prior year. Government silver purchases were 55,129,807 fine ounces at an average 87 cents. 7,833,294 silver dollars were coined. Imports of gold reached $18,165,056 with exports $78,735,592, a net loss of $58,570,536. Silver imports were $31,450,908 and exports $37,541,301. World silver production rose about 7,650,000 ounces, led by Mexican and Australian mines gaining 4,600,000 and 2,600,000 ounces respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint
United States
Kid Indicted in Edmunds Act Case in Florence
A Florence grand jury last month returned a true bill against the Kid for Edmunds Act violations. An Apache ally also faces indictment. The action is hailed as a display of Harrison era federal zeal in Arizona and the effectiveness of U S marshals. The indictment was kept secret to avoid warning the defendant and hindering service of papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Kid Wilse
Harrison
Arizona
U.S
Kid
Washington's Day Celebrations in Tombstone Co GN G A
Washington's Day observances at Walnut Gate featured target practice won by Ed Mesberry as best marksman. Pupils presented Washington and times history, with class singing and piano by Flora Cobo. Evening highlights included a well attended P O S of A ball at Armory Hall with elaborate decorations and admired outfits. Mrs M M Sherman notified of her father’s death in Utica New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tombstone
Co. GN. G.A
Walnut Gate
Ed Mesberry
Markeman
Metcal
Flora Cobo
Miss Barnes
Mr. Metcalf
Ethel Robertson
Our Dead Heroes
Alias
Stitwet Company
Frank Bauer
Miguel Noriega
Adam ,Scott and
Norah Wickstrom
Anas McAllister
Mule Bauer
Marmioo
Douglas Mamie Meagher
Lillian Vicker
Lochinvar
Laura Crable
Barbars Fretchie
Princeton
Mollie Bauer
P.O
A. Ball
Armory Hall
Messrs
Gage and Hawke
M.M. Sherman
Uties
New York
Fur
East
Local notes from Tombstone weekly update
Friday’s Daily reports a mix of local notes from Tombstone including residents returning from trips, weather predictions, and community events. Emanuel returns from Tuc, Leach comes home from Los Angeles, and bill news from Grants County.
Revenge claims after killing near Bisbee stir border tensions
Recovery of Ed Lopes’s killing near Bisbee draws claims of betrayal by American and Mexican authorities and a summary shooting blamed on Mexican troops. Eyewitnesses say Lopes bore 19 chest wounds, with accounts placing the crime at Fronteras Sonora and a later Bisbee jail sentence and line crossing death. Brothers vow vengeance as border warfare fears rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lopes
Bisbee
Moreau
Fronteras
Lopez
Adion
Paos Redox
Lopes
Lopex
Sonora
C. W. Blackburn
Bisbie
Geronimo
Frederico
New Bill Seeks Six Day Probate Court Hours
A bill proposes to compel the probate judge to keep office open six days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a $25 fine for infractions. The change aims to accommodate teachers who must consult the probate judge, who is also ex officio school superintendent, during noon or after school hours. The current practice runs only one day a week and hours extend to meet school needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali |Lee
Echool
Land Court Recap of Nogeres Geant and Hearst Case
The Nogeres geant case will not be heard this term. Col Herring was allowed to amend the Camou petition. The Riven case was continued for the term. The Hearst et al United States No 42 Rancho San Juan de las Boquillas Nogales 20728 acres is deemed most important. Petitioners may file an amendment correcting defendant names and entering Refaulta of defendants who have been served but not appeared. Algodonas decision expected today.
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Nogeres Geant
Camou
Col. Herring
William B. Hearst
Unitetes of America
Rancho
San Juan de Las Boquillas Y Nogales
Merick and Waters
W. H. Stilwell
Algodonas
Cattle Theft Arrest After Fort Huachuca Sightings
Jim Burnett was arrested Sunday by Constable Gray and charged by Justice Ohnesorgen with unlawfully ailing cattle. Bonds set at 300 with Sam Friedman and Tom Vaughn as sureties to appear before the next grand jury. Louis Bodecker, complaintant, linked the case to cattlemen near the Fort Huachuca reservation amid reports of skulduggery and a dead branded steer found near the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Burnett
Gray
Justice Ohnesorgen
Sam Friedman
Tom Vaughn
Louis Bodecker
Fort Huachuca
Land & Co
Bodecke
Walter Vaile Brand
Benson
Jury Discharge as Kibbey Case Debates Continue
The Kibbey jury failed to agree and was discharged. Jurors reported voting patterns across multiple ballots, with initial tallies showing seven to six, then five to six, and subsequent rounds stabilizing near four to nine. Some jurors ignored women’s witnesses, focusing on whether Kibbey would be at Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter, U
Target Practice Score Record for Co G Members
The official score lists Co G members at target practice on February 22. Scores ranged from zero to 25 at 200 yards with Capt Aubury and Lieut R A Smith among scorers. Mentioned are Privates Plattite Kirlew McSherry Hollandene Garrett Clark Butler and Sweringen, with corporal and surgeon-like roles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. G
Pasiile
Aubury
R.A. Smith
Garrett i
Nat Hawke
Plattite
Kirlew
McSherry
Hollandene
Urvate
Garrett
Pevate Clark
Vivate Butler
Mesherry
Scorer
Lieut. Smith
Private
Sweringen
Fragmented Records and Notices From a Late 19th Century Ledger
A jumble of deeds mining claims and diplomas appears with names such as John Escaiupe J. Evcaig J. Laselle and Daniel Byrne. Entries mention Rust mining claim Warren district Kilurah Dos Cabezas district and Montezuma canyon with multiple individuals and property actions. The fragment also notes a diploma for Eastman Columbia college and an aging advertisement promoting Rockwalt’s products and commission sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust
Warren
Hernandez and
Blackburn
Dos Cabezas
Thomas Chatman
Legislature Actions Brief Focus on Bills Passed and Killed
The legislature advanced a governor rewarded bounty bill for Kid the renegade while blocking an officer tax. A language literacy office eligibility bill for Spanish citizens was parsed. HB 30 set four territorial judicial districts. A billiard tax repeal passed with near unanimity except two absentees. A canal company taxation rate bill failed 13 to 11 and orchard tax exemption was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid the Renegade
U. S
James Reilly
Firct
Cochise
Graham
Gilsoar Et Pocson
Pheuiz Mubave
Yarepel
Prescott
Judiciary Committee
Mehan
Reilly
Hurley Nd Marehal
Stomach Bitters touted as cure for kidney and liver woes
The advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a protective remedy against kidney and bladder diseases and other ailments. It claims the Bitters can subdue obstinate conditions when used from the outset and persistently, citing physicians' sanction and widespread testimonial support.
Palace ft Ashland KansseS summons
Present in St. Louis are names including Thos Hagan Hereford Robt Templeton Turquois A B Horshaw Nogales and Palace ft Ashland KansseS as listed in the summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summons
St. Louis
Thos Hagan
Hereford
Robt
Templeton
Turquois
Horshaw
Nogales
Palace
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Emanuel
Tucson
G.D. Dickinson
Don M. Dickinson
Phoenix
Ben Goodrich
Bentley
Wile Poisoner
Los Angeles
T. F. Hutson
Iagrippe
Judge Reilly
The
Phenix Herald
Pheniz
H. Tippett
Ramsey Canyon
E. Butler
Wells Fargo & Co
Telluride
Col
Tom Dorsey
Geo. T. Nicholson
A.T. & 5. F Rand
Ash Fork
A.A. Dougherty
Wolfley Dam
Gila Bend
Kelsey
Mr. Wolcott
Real
Mrs. Macneal
Sarah Herring
Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
John Lyall
Henry Turner
Cusedy
George Fitts
Mrs. Lyall
Swainales
Henry Zeuger
Henry
Teleosradur
Yuma
Tusson
U. S. Court
Seasion
Paevix
Tucon
W. Leach
Sam Hughes
Phouix
Fred Herrera
Charley Tweed
Tombetene
Pho
Mire Hutebi
Thomas
Bee
Fort Apache
San Juan
Mark Smith
Agricultural Department
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Hall
Grant County
New Mexico
Deming
Florida
A.J. Jackson
Akron
Ohio
Eastman
Providence
Bishop
Sweet
Board of Trade
Tte
Overiook
Overlock, Jr
Whic
J.P. McAllister
Frend McAllister
Gezette
W.D. Simmons
Simmons, Sr
Simmon‘s Bardware Co
Mr. Bishop
Genteman
Coates
Thomas Soria
Charce
Allcross
Lopez’ Brothers
Lis
Atrymen
Land Court
Cart
L. E. Acewry
Y Records
John Escaiupe
J. Evcaig
J. Laselle
Daniel Byrne
Catherine Byrne
Bishee
Worwwsrait
Afganistan
Arizona King
John Beil
Tom Faine
Bob
Brooklyn
Montezuma Canyon
Mansur
Montgaga
Obnesorgen
Zeck
I Vile
Benton
Fraserscum
Gaylord Eastman
Columbia College
School of Niredict
Tanae
E. D. Scott
Ana Wrete
C.F. Snyder Vouse
Bieber Toecure
Nox ‘Tl
Bow York
Legislature
Ft, Ashland
Hood
Benes
A. Waomi
Healdsburg
Cal
Merita F. Deas
Portland
Oregon
B.D
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