Arizona Kicker Perished Inah Days And Fractured Notices
Fragmented OCR notes report on a February fire and legal notices. Mentions Klondyke export concerns, quarantine blocking imports, tobacco from the Phoenix Experimental Farm, and the suspension of The Arizona Educator at Kingman. Also lists U S Supreme Court land grant cases including Thel Camo and Barbaconiati in Cochise County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
United States Supreme Court
Cochie
Thel Camo
Ralwel Delo Valle
Barbaconiati
Mexico Repeals Ninety-Tay Zone Law And Yaqui Boom Prospects
Notices state the repeal of the ninety-tay zone law tied to Sonora mineral districts. US prospectors in Yaqui boom era found placer ground covered by license, blocking work without sharing proceeds with the local owner at Kona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Sonora
Cense
Bogus Hundred Dollar Bill Warning Circulated
A note warns readers about a circulating bogus hundred dollar bill and recalls a similar scare with a man who exchanged 73 cents for a pawnshop ticket. The text also notes cattle statistics for Arizona in 1597 and Cochise as a leading cattle county.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Quick Safe Cure
Advert says Chamberlains Cough Remedy provides fast relief and permanent cure for coughs and lung issues. It claims pleasant, safe taste and wide use in the United States and abroad, sold by Tombestone Drug Company with assorted related products for cold and digestive relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
United States
Tombetone Drug Company
Bisbee Notes From The Huachucas And Local Events
The town reports various updates from residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs HM Holleneters from the Huachucas and Albert Wittig’s incident with an ax. The St Perkins company staged Our Bachelors this evening with The Girl I Love slated for tonight. W H Bentam visits from Denver on Columbia Building and Loan matters. Thieves broke into Charles Maneur’s cabin Monday night, taking several articles. Mrs John S Williams remains frail after typhoid fever. K B Mason reports a functioning furnace at the Opera House. George Baker traveled from San Bernardino to Oklahoma for cattle interests. Briggs, president of the General Assembly of Arizona, arrived for meetings to install officers of the order of Rebekah. St Fleischman of the Columbia Building and Loan Association organises a local branch and plans to return in about three weeks. over sixty members enrolled and J C Shattuck chairs the board with H Schmieding and P Johnson as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Fet Neral Assembly of
Arizona
Order of
Rebekahe
Local notices and social reports from January 20 1897
Activities across Huechucas and Sonora include JW Stump returning from his ranch, M J Brophy planning a trip east, and the Lawton family arriving from California. Reports of six arrests in an abandoned tunnel, a St Perkins company dramatic performance, Rebekahe installation meeting and banquet, with several officers installed in various roles.
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M. J. Brophy
Frank Lawton
Keck
California
Mr. J. Russll
Yertertay
Sonora
Kotor
Vaughan and
Coroson
St Perkins Company
Bittner Dramatic
Bittner
Rebekahe
Mins Pannie Harris
N.G
Edith Stowe
V. G
Mies Jenni Humphrey
Mis Ella Fike
Misa Lucy Harrie
Treas
Lizzie Lehmiut
Grandstram
Mies Harriet Warning
Anna Behr
Mies Nelle Nichols
Miss Berths Wittig
Mies Lulie Burr
L. Als
Mies Eaith Hughes
I. G
James Blair
O.G
J. N. Jones
PNG
Wolves and coyotes top cattle breeders’ convention topics
Willcox editor Horace E. Dunlap among Denver stockgrower delegates. He warns that wolves coyotes and wild dogs from Arizona threaten calves and sheep as they prey on range stock. Also notes various local visits sales and government matters including Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and business entries.
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Horace E. Dunlap
Willcox
Stockgrower
Denver
Republican
Atizena
New Mexico
Frank Bettman
Pearce Tems News Nuggets From a Progressive Town
Trance A T reports near the Kekinoor Devel town last week the We retand that development to be ported Wi renewed vigos at the Gold Clit. Snow surpasses any since oldest inhabitant recalls. December Commonwealth company chipped 88 onto ore and two tows ballv. A new butcher shop soon to open. Messrs Storms and Pidwell to operate together. Machinery moved from Cochise station to Middiemarch copp. Houses rise. Pearce 1 expert notes steady growth and rising population. LT Hewitt of Gold Chit returns. tamp to be erected soon. Drummers list Pearce as a growing burg with regular consignments. Negotiations on promising property nearby are under way.
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Pearce
LT. Hewitt
Gold Chit
Mining Association invites mining men to convention in January 1883
An unsigned notice from the Mining Association invites members interested in mining to convene at Pix nix, Azone, on January 25 1883 at 2 o clock to discuss forming a convention. It asks each camp to send reps as desired and promises fair consideration of all issues. Also reports two Supreme Court items from Phoenix: Cochise County versus Cha G. Juoneon and Leton versus Mann with lower court judgments vacated and a 13 day stay in the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceversl
Pix Nix
Azone
Minin
Tob
Aykox H. NeComa
Arizoa
Supreme Court
Phoeniz
Cochie County
Cha. G. Juoneon
Bing
Urife
Samuel Dontelly
Yeterday
Leteon Ve. Mann
Local gunfight ends in tragedy at town’s turf saloon
A late morning robbery at the Turf saloon led to a gunfight in which the robber, known as Lite Hoh, was killed. Constable Graham pursued the suspect after Spalding fired two shots and held a patron at gunpoint. The scene drew attention as townsfolk described the incident and awaited further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rot Spalding
Eheree
Veughen Graham
Spalding
Graham
Lillim Spalding
Atrart
New York Views on Year One Growth and Health Measures
The article discusses New York and the nation in the dawn of a new year. It notes population scales and municipal governance aims, mentioning public reforms and health measures tied to disease prevention. It references Hoseiter's Stomach Rivers as a preventive for malaria kidney and liver issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoseiter
Justice of the Peace Elects 25 Cent Jury Charge
An early Saline County justice of the peace, newly elected with little legal knowledge, faced a calf theft suit. To appease counsel and avoid delays, he charged jurors 25 cents each for juror fees, insisting the court proceed once paid. The unusual claim drew mixed reactions as the trial moved forward. Also noted is a hog processing pace at Alientown Missouri, with twelve men slaughtering three hundred hogs in three hours and twenty minutes, surpassing the Chicago rate of one hog per minute.
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Kenege
Sam
Alien — Town
Chicago
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Paws
Bisa
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Lvere
Texas
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Bisons
Holleneters
Caltie
Peeter Adair
Nogale
Albert Wittig
Girl
Love
W. H. Bentam
Cele
Columbia Building and Loan Aevciation
Charles Maneur
John
Wiliams
K. B. Mason
George Baker
San Bernardino
Oklahoma
Hemer
Correninos
Stump
The
Huechucas
L.A. Boedesker
John S. Williams
Andy Darnell Ie
Cartie Ag
Netwithet
Levi Strauss & CO
San Fraar
Mark
R. Brame
Merchant of
Tucson
E. Wm. Lovell
Turon
Greens
Frank Proctor
Taccon
Los Angeles
Geo. W. Cheyney
Old Glory Mine
Ore Blanco
Clark
Cive Torepe
Luese
Frank J. Cheyney
F. J. Cheyney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Swat
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
A. T
Kekinoor Devel
Veut Co
N. Is
Commonwealth Company
Honda
Storms & Pidwell
Pre
Lisbee Nlws
Great Copper Camp
Jor
Ines
al. Sawles
San Diego
Mondag
Fr J. Reephe
Copp Fueen
Mr. Brzes
Preak the Bete
Tah General Assembly
Fine and Wife
Mise Pesqueira Pre Viters
Our City
Aper San Pedro
Joy
Martin
Angeles
South Bishee Townette Company
Earsas
le Calrens
Mt. Cod Swebur
Vauley
WM Cowan
Po—Ternyton
Ramee West Huatius CA
Caritis News
Barca Ha
Fairbank
Rance— Upper San Vedro
Henry
Ford
W. C. Miller
Fairank
Witacomar
Sellerig
Butels
Ad.trrys
Dro
Pety
M. Born & Go
Cuarantico
Ted Dallerme
Cracite
Mailles
Furnace
WW. Braun & Co
North Main
Lossifornia
OR. Talcott & Ge
Pacific Coast
Fargo
New
3Dé & Kain Sts
Los Angeles,Cal
Wells Fargo
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