Restless San Carlos Indians and railroad merger whispers
Weekly epitaph from Tombstone notes Indian agent Cot. Trffany warns of unrest at San Carlos over Fort Grant prisoners. It critiques how criminals are treated and urges consistent justice. It also reports Southern Pacific consolidation talks with Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Atlantic Pacific, plus a San Francisco murder shockwave and an Ingoldby map pocket edition for miners.
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Cot. Trffany
San Carlos
Indian Department
Washington
Fort Grant
Cibicu
Chihuahua
Nana
Benlemora
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
St. Louis & San Francisco
Atlantic & Pacific
Pacific
California
Southern
Central Pacific
Colorado
Indian Territory
Board of Railroad Commissioners
New Mexico
Arizona
Bostox
Santa Ire
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Central and
South
Ern Pacific
Boston
Colorado River
Atchison
B.J. Aureley
Dolliver
Trisl
D. J. Murphy
John Maroney
Maroney
Murphy
Apgar
Marohy
Morony
Marony
Crowley
Indians at San Carlos agency restless before execution
Telegram from Tiffany to Indian bureau reports unrest among Indians at San Carlos as three condemned scouts face March 3 execution. Others claim long confinement without trial and lack of fair counsel, urging postponement. War department custody cited and fears of local trouble.
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Tiffany
Min Pots
War Department
Secretary of War
Mines and Doings Across Arizona and California
Reports from the West describe Winifred mine ore values and a 12 foot ledge of solid ore at 35 feet depth owned by Taplan Wiley and Coats. Grand canal break cuts water. Salt River rise linked to mountain snow melt. Georgia R Emerick reports Arivaca trade pickup. Cochise County marshal cites lack of authority to fund posse hunts. Gen Sherman to tour New Mexico Arizona California. Government and mining updates from Yuma Tucson Prescott and Phoenix papers.
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Taplan
Winifred
West Point
Messrs
Phenix Gazette
Grand Canal
Salt River
John Gregg
J. A. Irvine
Cave Creek
Consolidated Covenant
Southern Pacific Railroad
Maricopa County
District Court
Pendin
Porter
Orme
S. M. Allis
Arivaca
Messrs. Johnson and
Kirkpatrick
Altar
C. H. Howard
O. O. Howard
Washington
Willcox
Arizona
Tucson
Geo. R. Emerick
McCafferty
Oro Fino
Prescott Democrat
Cochise County
Marshal Dake
United States
Cochise
Sherman
New Mexico
California
Fort Bowie
Grant
Thomas
Cibieu
Huachuca
Tombstone
Lowell
Californi
Will
Yuma Sentinel
F. A. Benjamin
Ingersoll
Yuma
San Francisco
F. A. Tritle
Henry Tyner
Sheriff Tyner
Las Vegas
Tyner
F. Wheeler
The
Sentinel
San Franciseo
Tehuantepec
George Tang
Tang
Prescott
Ben Wade
Chino Valley
Btar
Col
J. C. Tiffany
Fort Lowell
Camp Thomas
Paul Gregory
Montezuma
Sonora
Senor
Don Guillermo Andrade
City of Mexico
Gulf of California
Tiburon
Angel de la Guarda
Rio Colorado
Point Lobos
Thomas Gates
Abbie Waterman
EU. Schieffelin
Aug. Barron
Tombstone Company
Eri ‘Rar
Grand Central
Binbee
Ben. Willams
Five Story Building Collapses on Second Street
A five story brick building on Second Street at Christyay in St. Louis collapsed at 2 30 this morning. The structure housed Krofe Holmes Co wholesale grocers and fell in with a terrific crash, instantly becoming a mass of ruins. A slight fire started immediately after the collapse.
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St. Louis
Rep
Second Street
Christyay
Krofe, Holmes & Co
Five Arrested For Opium Smoking In Local Splitters
Five people, three Americans and two Chinese, were arrested yesterday for smoking opium. Americans released after arraignment before Judge Wallace. the two Chinese held to answer Monday. Minor church services and Sunday schools scheduled, plus a disturbance at Eagle Brewery saloon leading to arrests. County records list several property deeds and filings across Warren, Cochise, and Dos Cabezas districts.
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Wallace
J. P. McIntyre
Father Bloise
Presbyterian
Eagle Brewery
Reilly
Coyle
Wehfritz
Payton
Tombstone Mining Report Tracks Water Level Challenges
Weekly mining notes review progress across Tombstone districts as water level rises, shafts deepen, and pumps planned for Sulphuret and Grand Central. Firms like Girard, Tough Nut, Contention and Ground Hog push development while ore quality and new tanks promise steadier mill input. Judge Stilwell adjourns District Court to May.
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Tombstone
San Pedro
Grand Central
Nature
Reese River
Nevada
Reese Fiver
Mtr
J. R. Farrell
Girard and
I Tts
Grand Central New
Atinoun
Oregon
Sumner
Yreka
New York
Weronice
San Diego) Mining Co
Lagersolt
Boston
Ingersoll
Old Guard
Bradnhaw
Crouseuttog
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Daily of
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Thie
Rad Mee
Pacific Coast
Nathan
San Fran
Ingoldaby
Parke & Ingoldsite
Fourth Street
Waite
Wasuinaton
Senate
Garfield
House Committee On
House
President Polk
Howard
Sheridan
Hancock
Miller
Farley
Bayard
Tariff Commission
Fed
Henderson
Illinois
Gen. Grant
Committee On Military Affairs
Springer
Reed
Committee On Rules
Utah
Wasatnatom
House Committee On Elections
Cambell
Cannon
Tab
Suawxxetows
Wastinarox
Post Office
Juo. N. Mannix
Charles H. Dickson
W. H. Harriger
E. Sweet
Kate M. Armstrong
Jas. W. Donohue
W. W. Jackson
Ill
John M. Palmer
Tilden
Debria
Conkling
Globe-Democrat
Roscoe Conkling
Mormon Paunelyten
Convamta, 8. C
Eastman
York County
Carnirg
Jas. Bradon
John
William Whitingill
Wiley Embry
Embry
Vuckon
County Recorder
W. F. Banning
Warren
W. IL. Savage
M. Clarke
Gorden Et
RB. Clark
Jun N
Gottins
Cochiseares CW
H. Fuller
Randolph
James Southern
J. Werner
Hercules
Dos Cabezas
A.L. Ashby
North Star
A. L. Ashby
A. Bayers
Ashby
Jacob Werner
Olive
Dos Cabeza
AL Any
the Oriental
Dos Cal
Weekly Mining Report
Girard
Goodeh
Wuard
John A. Church
Oro Blanco
Warsaw
Blue Wing
Orion Com. Pasay
Tuc
Stilwell
Seamans
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