Local notices and mixed town news summary
Monday's Daily notes Hart and wife returning from the west while Wm. Nichols rode the incoming stage. Allen English in Phenix for supreme court. Leap Year ball on Fremont Street teased for tomorrow. Nettie Rafferty improves from grippe as Tom Williams of Bisbee dies of pneumonia. Four discharged from county hospital, Galt of Wells Fargo dies in Tucson. Fire plug accident on Fremont and First street. Soldiers Holes celebration described as New Year’s eve cause of grippe. Frank Husen’s friends raise $115 to send him east for care. Zeuner leaves for Phenix for a yearlong prospecting tour with Tex Whaler. Interior Dept. appoints E. L. Dorn to study irrigating Yuma reservation. Cochise county pays Dr. Hamilton $1.06 daily. Mahoney earns 85c in Maricopa. Autopsy on Nellie Herbert finds heart disease. Revival at the Methodist church grows. nightly services planned. Huse hospital costs differ from Proseer. Si Bryant reports Tom Scott progress and air supply via cave shaft. Advert shows discount catalog from Chicago General Supply Co.
New Departure for County Hospital Under Hamilton
Dr Hamilton takes charge of the Tombstone hospital under Abe County contract for year ending Jan 10, 1893. He proposes a sanitarium of Arizona with Ed Holbrook as assistant from Tucson and Dr Goodfellow as consulting physician. The climate, mountain air, and drainage are highlighted as factors for recovery. The hospital is new, county owned, furnished for the coast era, and priced reasonably. The piece also notes prison costs, local incidents, school ball ground funding, and various court actions and mining news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe County
Tucson
Ed Holbrook
Handy
Goodfellow
Hamilton
Sanitarium
Arizona
Tombstone
Pacific
California
Chicago
County Records and Local Notices From Bisbee
County records list locations Coon and Last Chance Tevis district W C Hurd and a butcher's record noting 56 head cattle slaughtered in December by P Harrington. Transactions include mortgage Gus Smith to J Liberman for a freight outfit to secure 700 dollars and a reconveyance Lewis Williams to Josephine Renouf. Also dated Dec 22 1891 a Keystone mine entry near Bisbee with a March trip. A Bisbee Troops report recounts Private Dunlay of Company H straying, being found near Schultz's ranch after a five mile trek, weak but safe. Delinquent sale of Head Center Tranquility stock held in San Francisco. Mrs Mackay quotes Meissonier jokes about portraits. remark on Venus by Boguereas cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon
Last Chance
Tevis
W C Hurd
Harrington
Bisbee
Huachuca Sentinel
Dunlay
Company H
Douglas
Santa Ritas
Schultz
Barbscomari
Seneca
Packer Cook
Cook
Soto
County Board Proceedings of January 9, 1892
The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. with Chairman Geo. W. Bryan and Supervisor John Montgomery. They approved minutes, instructed tax collection actions, approved road fund warrants, received petitions for road appointments, reviewed contracts for 1892, and resolved a compromise payment for Sheriff J. H. Slaughter totaling 823.65. The board also ordered refunds for an erroneous sale, then recessed and later completed treasurer verification before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Bryan
John Montgomery
G W Huse
G W Bryan
Hamilton
Carter
Whitney & Whitehead
I. B. Hamilton
C. Bagg
B. Kelton
Phenix
Nellie V. Walsh
Kelton
Slaughter
Harry Scott
Scott
Wos
Will Mills Run For Senate If Called Session Occurs
In a wire interview Consicaxa Texas Roger Q Mills says he may run for the senate if a called session is convened. He defends free coinage, noting he has voted for it but doubts it would ease national distress and warns eastern voters against its adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consicaxa, Tex
Roger Q. Mills
Senate
Congress
East
Texas
Telegraphic Sparks From The Old Dominion Works
A roundup of brief items reports fines levied on Fort Worth saloon men under Sunday law, knife duel deaths in Cordova, Mexico, and strikes on Aransas Pass and Southern Pacific railways. It notes a dynamite incident near Cleveland injuring John Waters, militia protection talks in Mexico, a death sentence pending after a rejected new trial, Tangier rebel activity, a Tombstone dance with Mexican-Mercenary clashes, and the Old Dominion cable tramway test lifting ore to the smelter with satisfactory operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dominion Co
Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
8. P
Phellis
S. L. Hart and Wife
Wm. Nichols
Allen English
Supreme Court
Fremont Street
City Hall
Nettie Rafferty
Tom Williams
Dr. Hamilton
F. Brown
P. McGinn
H. Frisbee
Wm. Holmes
W. H. Galt
Wells Fargo & Co
Los Angeles
Fremont
First Street
Soldier Holes
Ia Grippe
Frank Husen
Henry Zeuner
Tex Whaler
Partner
Territory
Interior Department
E. L. Dorn
Escondido
Yuma
Nellie Herbert
Rev. Downs
Methodist Church
C. P.wilson
Mr. Wilson
Huse
Si Bryant
Tom Scott
Genxnat Surrir Co
Territorial
Sentinel
New York
Justice Alvord
Frank Ryan
Manuel Eline
Jose
Ham Pedro Custom House
Santiago Ainse
Ely Estate
San Jules Boquillas Y Nogales
M. Franklin
Pheebe Hearst
George Hearst
Huachucla Water Co
Wm Herring
Old Guard
Sidney Thomas
Wm. Duncan
Jehuea Mts
SM. Franklin
Plaints
Wa. Dee
Wm. Herring
Crouch
Watervale Mining Ca
Sloan
W. H. Stilwell
John Howard
Mary Howard
Dos Cabezas
A. R. English
Nathaniel Bell
Pinos Altos
Silver City Enterprise
Santa Rosalia
Dragoons
Enterprise
Gus Smith
J Liberman
Lewis Williams
Josephine Renouf
Keystone Mine
Head Center
San Francisco
Mackay
Meissonier
Menseour
Becuse Meisonier
Venus
Boguereas
Official Report
The
Board of Supervisors of
J. P. Johnson
R. C. Tombstone Road
J. S. Merrill
St. David Road
GW. Bevas
Attest
News BY Wire
Lawsit, Mass
Butler
Estes & Lauriat Boston Publishers
Revolution
Lanevo
J. F. Knight
Stanley
Carizo
Robert Haines
Zapata County
Tex
Randado
Garza
Ronda
Nashville
Illinois Railroad
Louisville
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Fly
Sonora
Huachuca
Nogales
Ft. Worth
Antonio Gomez
Cordova Mexico
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Southern Pacific
Uger
H. T
Rockhill
Cleveland
John Waters
Waters
Frank Nelson
Clerical Party of
Mexico
Bauer
Sol
Rome
Bob
Chas Simmons
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