Turbulent town notes and distant trade reports
A mixed digest from a late 19th century periodical includes tariff change talk on barley, Utah anti polygamy debates, a sun related science quip, Carmen Island salt works sale to American capital, Australian cowboys in Singapore, dried milk innovation, Indian Bill discussions, Arizona baby show for the World s Fair, Mexico US reciprocity rumors, Elwood ranch sale in Santa Barbara to a British syndicate, and Prescott water supply upgrades with a city pump plan. The items reflect regional politics, commerce, science, and publicity notices across multiple locales.
Daily Snippets From Tombstone District News
Tuesday notes from Tombstone include Tim Griffith in Bisbee, Jack Henessy visiting from his ranch, and twelve prisoners in the county jail. Col Herring and wife visit Tucson, while Lem Goldwater goes to Denver to scout a new field. Mary G Berry plans California absence. J Pierce and J Artery depart for Tombstone Telluride. Widespread travel and repairs accompany local life as Hittinger’s liquor store partners with Herring, and John Dillon gears up for Wanted the Earth. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters advertised as remedy. World’s Fair California mission replica debated for state building.
Bisbee News Roundup seethes with town events and gossip
Binber Neri visits Globe after travel. Copper Queen manager Brophy returns from El Paso. Bisbee Sunday School reports 102 attendees. Residents plan trees and flowers. Nichols arrives from Hermosillo to aid mill work. Prof Varnum adds 28 new library volumes, totals 43. Chas Bellinger marks 15th birthday with a party for 25 friends.
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Dan More
Bistow
Globe
W. H. Brophy
Copper Queen
el Paso
Bisbee
Domingo Jurado
N. A. Erickson
Nichols
San Luis Mining Company
Hermosillo
Varnum
E.G. Norton
Palace Hotel
Odd Fellows
J. A. Mitchell
City Express
J. W. Shepard
Citizens protest city water works repairs at Tombstone meeting
At the February 4 1892 Tombstone City Council session a unanimous vote placed a petition on file from taxpayers opposing further public spending on Water Works repairs. They argued the Huachuca Water Co supply is adequate and warned debt limits could be exceeded with repairs. The document names local officials and business signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Tombstone
Huachuca Water Cois
Tombstone Mill & Mining Co
W. J. Cheyney
Mgr. C. B. Tarbell
John Montgomery
Jos Hoeffer
New Wisconsin Hotel Passes To Henry Evans Brother
Traveling public notice from San Francisco dated November 4 1891 states the death of Henry Evans late proprietor of the Wisconsin Hotel and that the business will be conducted by his brother Thomas R Evans as successor proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wisconsin Hotel
San Franscisco
Cal
Henry Xvaxa
Thomas R. Evans
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Conakessmax Frron
Wenonial Council
Utah
Madame Graham
Et. Trarico
Carmen Island
Asia
Americas
Arizona Cowboys
Australia
Singapore
Burn Max
Tucson
Arizona
Mexico
United States
Psorx
Prescott
Mnefactonok
P.O
Bos
Tim Griffith
Jack Henessy
Col. Herring
Lem Goldwater
Benson
Denver
G. G. Berry
California
J. Pierce
J. Artery
Telluride
Col
W. H. Stilwell
B. 8. Coffman
D. Vincent
Thomas Vincent
Colorado
Godf
Fred Feldman
H. Schmieding
Bushman
Territory
Messrs
Batteriman
Dunshee
Sonora
Nacosari
Alvord
H. Gerwein
A. Hittinger
Ancient
Pueblo
Our City
John Dillon
Harry Stark
Miss Stark
Sants Barbars
Binber Neri
C. Mason Brown
Los Angeles
Wright
Brown
George Aston
Hereford
Lyceum League of America
Kenney
Fike
Billings
Elgin
Waltham
C. D
Express
Heath Spring
8. C
Lancaster
Enrime Watch Co
New York
Alfred Eymar
LE. Page
Paul B. Warnekros
Chae S. Clark
3. Tribolar
R. W. Wood
E. B. Gage
J. W. Vickers
A. J. Godfrey
S. Ll. Hart
L. W. Buna Lumber Coper W. CG. Read
Ally
Moet Viagra
Egewee
Massie Pybtiners
Banteay
New Yorke
D-M.ferry &Co
Detroit
Mich
Wen
Tae
W. J. Chamberlain & CO. Ore Buyers & Samplers
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E. E. Burlincame
Lawreses Ot
Deowys
Cole
Scientific American Agency For
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Scientific American
The
Tombstone Daily
Cochise County
Independent Newspaper
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