Eccentric Tucson Notices and Arizona Trade Shifts
Tucson judge Wright attends city proceedings as Herbert Grover appointed deputy sunel for a Mexican cattle expedition. Tombstone’s AL W Smith opens a Congress Street shoe shop. Citizens Ben Cook and family picnic at Huachuca. rain disrupts Southern Pacific service. Execution in Pima County slated for Philip Lastley. Mexican syndicates plan frontier rail link from Monterey to Matamoros. Oregon battleship pageant. July Fourth plans falter. News notes cover floods in Durango, map waterworks, and sea sickness remedies amid travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lastley
Locson
Pima County
Monterey
Matantorac
Miu Geante
Board of Equalization Meets in July 1887 Proceedings
The Board of Equalization of Cochise County met July 2 and July 7 with Chairman John Montgomery pro tem and Supervisor J I McPherson present. Minutes were read, adjournments taken, and claims allowed including salaries for county officials, indigent relief, and jail costs. A resignation of N A Gilman as chairman is noted and discussions reference potential appointments from Saline Spring Valley.
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Cochise County
Ls Vresenii
John Montgomery
Protem Wink Supersiaue
J. MM. McPherun
Previowa
Idwen
Attorn
Board of Equalization of
N. A. Gilman
Board of Supervisors
Salpine Spring
Sunset Scene At Tombstone Promises Arizona Prospecting
The excerpt describes a vivid sunset over Arizona with clouds and colors over Torbsone and the Dragoons, creating a magical view. It notes the rainy season and compares Tombstone's elevation to better vantage points. Advertised letters list remains at Tombstone post office for the week of June 23, 1897, with contact instructions. It reports optimistic mining prospects for the Dragoons and Peabody mine, mentioning copper and silver yields and ongoing development by leasers and operators.
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Arizons
Torbsone
Aetern Hotscot
Arizona
Tombstone
Cipriano Carraco
Peatoty
Joeress
Parsmeron
Dragoons
Anne
M. Wien
Jocreva
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Roban
Judge Wright
Tucson
Eemit
Ram
Herbert Grover
Mexico
AL W. Smith
Tombetone
Congress Street
Atorney I. D. Ferguson
Citize
Ben Cook
A. Mill
Anersy
Huachness
Win Lalley
Cummings Mine Garden Lutley Company
Eir Cuchiee Range
Catera
Traive
Dengue
Eace
Torrevie
Phoenix Herul
Chas Gontyons
Mr. 1
Oregon
Pictur
Ett
Tory
Durango
Nozas
Belen de Mapini
Myac
Te Paro
Twa
Talus
The
Gordon, County Sly
Eae Lee
NA Gilwan
MJ Brown
Huachucs Water Co. Waser
A Wentworth
Thos Alison
Iow
ES AO
A Harwood
F Bradley
Win Ritele
Jehu Genl
Janite
Scott White
Daly
Tsve
Attest
Jous Mexiconuny
Pro Tem
MD Pucws
Ly Wo Thanween
Jayce Lally
Bourdon
Boa Ciuxl
Engas
Asse
Ls Monrceueny
Ciainsan
Prevcott
McGouwan Brothers
Cherry Creek
Glohand
H Sppman
Tumistone
J. J. Adama
Chise
Adanejiveen
FL Woll
Portland
Oreg
Pacific
Bryan
Waobia
Oullouk
Count
LJ. Mand
Lochier
Voi Cor
Foure & Lame
Pteaoakaink
Geo Alton, Rubbess
His
Ani
San Pedro
Woon
Bebe
Purluer
Hood's
Eo Te
Miller
Dauderol
Down Nent
Vosnifile Aitidress, Farbank, Coclisse Equity
Pabacomiari
Ryan Brotheys
M Cox
Ferraun - Tostettice
Turibe See
Stockton
San Sino
PANOS
Ako
Ignt Raye
Do, Vo& Hesrra
Vo Ahir
Aan
Bea Pt Range
Hunbus Co Mis
Trand
Rolertsun
Deyn
Ted Qa
Tama
Pearce Rings — Dragon
Kange Sout As
Pyee
Tan A
Beares
D & Hancock
Wilkos
Kane
Hors Shoe Wellsy
Aditrew
Rueter
White
Gm É
Lindsrman
Witcox
Rucker Range
Gio Shearer
Kfow Hevne
San
Yall & CO
Reree Keane
Lett Hip
Bes
Usatidsen
Packary Vile CO
Ana Gs
Pest
Tom Mowelel
Ky Me
Tal Lofgren
Rouofie
St. Davi
Auer
Loma Range
Syria Valley
E Cattle Company
McNane Frsitean
Moun
Seeantry
Vo Vickiinas Vieonaeen
Aliress Bistet
Satya Henge
Vt Emt
Anders
Grehetsen
Joan Hsi
Braley
Adstress
St David
Ughter
den Tae
Tornt Range
San Noo Ranch
Huder Kaker
VVV
John Montez
IS Trass
Cuiricagi
Vnickers
Tomshane
Ari Law Williams
Vic Preadent
Joan Blares
Safloct “Aroma
OW Gates Treavuner
Los Angeles
Cab Ithe Bsemein Co
Hees
UF Pvt
Jacklin
Tees, Temisone
Kence Sulharsping Valley
RMN Tei Is
Miners Restaurant
Pearce, Ariz
Kong Kee
Lot
Serer
E. Durlingams
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