Arizona News Snippets From Sonora And Tombstone
Monday's Deily reports from Sonora and Tombstone include Cave Crock onys valued at 14 per foot after polishing, legal settlements in the Platt versus Trop oan case, and Frank Ryan acting as Roane jax. Sherman notes a Sonora San Juan's day rainfall, while Captain Cummings arrives from Omega mine on the noon coach. Peaches and a private from Ramey canyon fetch ready sale at 8 pounds. Justice Alvord to hear Territory we Hill Wednesday at two. Baseball score table omitted due to space. Andy Garrett loses the left middle finger roping a calf. Tom Woods named Wells Fargo agent at Benson, from Lordsburg. Worley, Lewis Wolfley's brother, may join the Republican star at Phenix. Arizona steers demand remains lively with prices possibly rising. H. Richards returns from eastern trip as Benson and Guay assistant general manager. Charcoal sacks sold 35 to 40 cents each from Chiricahua mountains. A. K. Waddell reports Bisbee school trustee election more exciting than last general election. Last night hottest of the season. thermometer not below 74. Albert Smith of Chiricahua mountains suffered a nervous spell, recovery hoped with change of locale. Phenix thermometer tale sold home to Tombstone with readings ten degrees lower than local. C. Carpenter and C. H. Morehouse visited Tombstone after fruit trade talks with Santa Fe route. Ben Williams, Mrs. Lewis Williams and daughter return from San Francisco. Two youths in street fight sentenced. one absent, charges dismissed, lesson hoped to endure. Pauline Branch violently ill at Huachuca. post physician aided recovery. Allen Brighett inspects Yuma Irrigating Co pumps, deeming work perfect and Colorado river water question settled for good.
San Pablo mining timber import duty dispute resolves
The San Pablo Company faced duty issues moving framed timbers for Nacozari mines after a misinterpretation of Mexican law. A local delay due to hauling limits and timber framing led to a misunderstanding about timber duties. Mr. Paddock and the company obtained a special permit in Mexico to transfer the timbers across without duty.
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Bisbee
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Auber
Paddock
San Pablo Co
City of
Nine Hives Doc Ginnaman Shot Wounds In Apache Encounter
Doc Ginnaman known as Nine Hives was brought to town and now in hospital after being shot through the neck and shoulder blade by large bullets. He fought back on the ground, crawled to a rifle, fired at an Apache renegade from about a quarter mile, then was struck by a volley. He describes seeing three Indians and a possible group, with five tracks found by Mexicans, while another man notes the danger if he had not fired.
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Golden Rule mine proves bonanza in Dragoon test run
The Santa Rosa mine, formerly Golden Rule, delivered promising results at Bell Stevens mill in Pinos Alto. A 30 ton run yielded 43 ounces of gold and five tons of concentrate, with lead carbonate ore carrying free gold. Additional shipments from Pueblo await returns, while Fort Wingate beef contract awarded to Blanchard Meat and Supply Co. Balloonist Sack Hennessy moves to Colorado to polish a drill head.
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Golden Rule
Dragoon Mountains
Silver City Enterprise
Santa Rosa
Bell & Stevens
Pinos Altoe
Pueblo
Bell
Santa Rowsies
Fort Wingate
Blanchard Meat and Supply Co
Albapuenyse
New Mexico
Cattle Shipments Tie Up With New Mexico Losses
In a tale from the Albuquerque Citizen Mr Bauer of Tombstone recounts a cattle shipment from his ranch in Phur Springs Valley Arizona. Cattle weighing 200000 pounds brought 185 per hundred pounds netting about four dollars per head. He declined a $15 per head offer in Kansas City. Charges along the route and a lack of hay sparked claims of unwarranted fees and possible conspiracy concerns. Meanwhile Tombstone won a ball game 28 to 3 at Fort Huachuca with Ed Stomp and Chas Crouch among the stars and Mike Hennessey praised for all around play.
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Ti Baner
Phur Springs Valley
Arizona
Pene Acer
Kansas City
Hie Ranch
Andy
Kanews City
Albuquerque
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Tombstone
Bauer Warre
Mr. Bauer
Fort Huschuea
Tombstone Boys
Ed. Stomp Sod
Chas. Crouch
Mike Hennesey
Huachuca Boys
Prescott Coal Prospecting pany charter outlines structure
Articles of incorporation in the Prescott Courier reveal the Prescott Coal Prospecting pany to exist for one year with a three member board. Each member subscribes 30 to capital, and W C ONeill W C Bashford and W B Joyce form an executive committee to collect signatures and funds and to contract for prospecting work.
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Prescott Courier
Prescott
Awea
W. C. O'Neill
W.C. Bashford
W. B. Joyce
Forsythe naturalized as American citizen in California
San Francisco reports William Forsythe former horticultural bureau chief was naturalized by Judge Trout after testifying he came to the U.S. as a minor from Canada. Other items note a $50 million mortgage filed in St Louis for the St Louis and San Francisco Railway, and military dispatches from Keam's Canyon and Chilean cabinet changes.
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Horticultural Bureau
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San Francisco
Mercentile Trust Company of
New York
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Bureau of the American Republic
Republic of Chili
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Trop Oan
Frank Ryan
Roane Jax
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Omega
Tiutng
Ramey Canyon
Territory
Alvord
Andy Garrett
Tom Woods
Wells, Fargo & Co
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Lordsburg
Worley
Lewis Wolfley
Republican
Phenix
Nevada
Mr. HT. Richards
The
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Chiricahua Mountains
A A. K. Waddell
Schuol
Albert Smith
B. F. Smith
Ben Williams
Copper Queen
Lewis Willisms
Tucson
Justice Jotinatea’e Court
Beligerante
Pauline Branch
Huachues
Hosehuca
Allen Brighett
Yuma
Colorado
Allood Property
Sack Hennessy
Colomado
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Phenix | Herald
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Thomas Edwin Farish Jr
West Point
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Johnston
Fred Wentworth
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Minn
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Mayor Ames
Minneapolis
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R A. Graham
London
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Ret Bluff
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England
Lord Saliabury
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Congress
How Hi Tin Sr
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Weinstock, Lubin & CO
Pacific Coast
Salgewan
P.O. Box
Under
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Assoclogiaal
Pioneer Establishment
Ritter
Allen Street
O. K
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Tombstone Office
Nig Four Street
Legal Row
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