Tombstone Happenings And Local Notes From Friday Daily
Fragments report theater receipts of 146 dollars and militia calls for Fort Huachuca. Weather jokes surface as rains move along the Sonora river. Salton lake theory ties to Salt Lake. Pauline Branch ill with spells. Bijou Dramatic Co thanks Jim Hart. H T Co stock drops 84 percent. Tombstone market stocked with mutton from Van dewalker near Apache Pass. Cattle tally: W Vandewalker slaughtered 26 head last month. Beer famine rumors swirl after Schieffelin hall thirst quenchers depart for alehouse.
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Schieffelin Hall
Kingdom of Anheuser
Don Martin de Costello
Tombstone Postmaster John P. Clum Remembered in Galveston Tale
A Galveston reminiscence recounts John P. Clum, Tombstone Arizona postmaster in the 1880s, famous for delivering mail during Apache conflicts. The story portrays his practical, fearless service, handling letters and papers with humor and fairness. It also mentions California items, a McParland Children newspaper, and a boastful frontier mood.
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Tombstone
Galveston
John P. Clam
John P. Clum
Ariz
Cochisel
Tombes
Clam Io
John P
Clum
Sud
Kinnear
Sandy Bob
McParland
Sr. C
Jobe P
Tombatone
Wielding Manor at Bijou Dramatic Company Draws Crowd
The crowd at Schieffelin Hall last night praised the Bijou Dramatic Company for Fielding Manor. Kate Walsh led as Edith Fielding with poise, Nellie Walsh delighted as Rebecca Stanley, and Fred Storer played Abbie Dear for humor. Several cast members earned special notices for their control and presence.
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Schieffelin Hall
Nevn Yaple
Nina Chauncey
Glyre
Nellie Walsh
Rebecca Stanley
Nettie Rafferty
Ogden
Eugena
Margaretta
Kitty Rafferty
Edith Stowe
M. Hennessy
John Blewett
L. Aubrey
Board of Supervisors Minutes July 9 1891
The Board met as adjourned and proceeded through morning and afternoon sessions under Chairman pro tem Scott White and Supervisor John Montgomery. They approved minutes, examined treasurer's report, and allowed several claims with warrants drawn on the expense fund before ad journing to 10 oclock a m July 10 1891.
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Prevent
Scott White
John Montgomery
Board of Equalization
AH Emanuel
Beyer
Ee Seraet Rotaring
Scott Wirry
Pursuit Report from Huachuca on Apache Sighting and Movements
Dispatch from Huachuca details Lt. Gatiell's report after a three day scout near Duncan's. Troop traversed seventeen miles from the post to a mine, found stolen provisions and a watches box from Duncan's House, moccasin tracks observed, then moved to Thomas's house and Duncan's ranch before returning. Apaches remain undetermined but likely nearby the attempted murder scene.
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Paosimeron
Huachuca
Licuta
Bryan
Winn
Duncan
Tom Duncan
Thoma
Thomas
Sollere
Gattrell
Baisle
Desperate Chilean insurgents crippled by want and war
Steamers report Chilean insurgents in dire straits lacking money gear and ammunition. 3000 to 4000 Rotos fail to receive pay while their ships are in disrepair. Insurgents claim only meager $00 rifles bought in Panama. Cattle rustling ring in Colorado nets wide-scale theft across Sterling and Cheyenne markets. Harris A. Smiler’s murder body displayed in New York with face burned by electric fluid and eyes swollen, indicating post execution trauma.
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Callas
Valparaiso
Inquique
Panama
Delvek
Sterling
Colorado
Matt Mortenson
K. McClelland
Ed Jones
Colorado Cattle Association
Cheyenne
Holyoke
Nebraska
Youx
Harris A. Smiler
Mulbert
Smiler
Smitlers
Boxers face off in bid for $20,000 purse
A wire dispatch reports Frank P. Slavin declines a $10,000 purse from the California Athletic Club and offers to fight Peter Jackson or John L. Sullivan for the $20,000 prize from the Melbourne Athletic Club, with Sullivan or Jackson as possible opponents after selection.
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New York
Pokies Gazette
Frank P. Slavin
California Athletic Club
Peter Jackson
Slavin
John L. Sullivan
Melbourne Athletic Club
Jackson
Corbett
Record of deeds and a Salton Lake report in brief
The recorder’s office lists bonded instruments since yesterday including KEED to Don Sullivan for House on Baxter mine and Bishee for $100. A Californian observer reports Salton lake waters still rising, now 31 inches at the mill, with 6,000 tons of salt awaiting extraction and the mill likely to be abandoned as the property becomes useless.
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Blackburn
Don Sullivan
Baxter
Salton Lake
California
Salton
Promeasced Hopeless Yet Saved By New Discovery
Ada E Hord of Groton recounts a near fatal lung illness that doctors feared fatal. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing her consumption cough and cold after eight bottles. The drugstore offers free trial bottles. In New York today silver stands at 101 lead at 4.40 and copper at 12.50 per ounce.
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Ada E. Hord
Groton
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