Death in Kentucky and a voyage recalling San Blas
Mark A. Smith mourns his father Frank Smith 77 in Kentucky as the family story unfolds. The relay letter from G W McLane describes San Blas harbor as filthy with no harbor, boats needing to anchor offshore, plus a Colorado River flood story from a cattle drive to California with 600 head tied to losses and near disaster at Fort Yuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Kentucky
Mark A. Smith
Old Bonestead
Kentucky
Frank
Smith
Paosrecton
Mark A
New York City
Higg C Smith
Cynthiana Ky
Otter
8. Sr
Virginia
City of
Sydney
G.W. McLane
San Blas
San Blasco
Fou Salamen
Tuan
Pacific Mail
San Diego
California
Los Angeles
Land & Co
Yume
W.C. Land
San Francisco
Colorado River
Colorado
Fort Yuma
Weill
Water from Colorado River reaches Arroso Mudho area
A Southern Pacific party reports the Colorado River water travels eight miles from El Rio, splits into several channels, and joins at Arroso Mudho station to form a 100 yard wide stream moving about four miles per hour. At Alamo Macho the stream enters the desert toward Salton. A forthcoming exhibition at Bixbee is planned for a nearby date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Colorado River
el Rio
Erveral
Arroso Mudho Station
Alamo Macho
Salton
San Francisco Lawyer Cameron King Noted In Tombstone Notes
Thursday’s Daily records Cameron King practicing law in San Francisco with partner Mike Welch returning from northern travels. W E Reavee slaughtered 17 cattle. Parker v Parker child case stayed to tomorrow. Local notices include theatre at Schietfelin hall and a note on Tombstone merchants shifting printing work. The Mowry mine near Tombstone shows potential with high grade ore and planned daily output.
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Cameron King
San Francisco
Sam Panty
J.C. McKean
Harshaw
Mowry
Crittenden
Nogales
Tomb Stone
Wey
Zeckenderf & Co
Taccon
Cochise County Board of Supervisors Proceedings July 7 1901
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors met per adjournment with Prescot pro tem Scott White and Supervisor John Montgomery. Morning session engaged in board of equalization. by unanimous vote adjourned to 2 pm. Afternoon session continued equalization. by unanimous vote approved claims and warrants drawn on the expense fund. Names include C B Kelton sheriff, M Costello, T Carr, E Alvord, Bert Alvord, Wm D Monmonier, JA Smith, Geo. Thomas, MT Williams, S M Barrow, A Atchison, and others. Adjourned to 4 am July 4, 191. Attest: Warr Chairman pro tem War. D. Monmonier, Clerk.
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Prescot
Scott White
John Montgomery
Board of Equalization
Kelton
M Costello
T Carr
E Alvord
Lwes
Bert Alvord
D Monmonier
JA Smith
Facts by Figures Across Nations and Transcontinental Trade
An assortment of statistics compares populations and travel by rail in Britain and the United States, land areas of European powers, salt consumption per country, lumber trade and stock, and color blindness among Russian railway workers. It notes emigration from China, settlement patterns, and Queensland estates with varied sizes and rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bierman
New Mexico
United States
Great Britain
America
Sweden
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Norway
Hellam
France
Switzerland
Spain
Italy
Hell
Ireland
England
Europe
Prussia
Columbia
Itn
China
Strate
Sumatra
Borneo
Java
North America
Straite
Hong Kong
Amoy
Svatas
Sina
Australia
House Fly Nature and Health Risks in Summer
The text explains the common house fly Apis domestica like a scavenger insect that feeds by scraping varnish with a brush-like tongue and occasionally bites human skin while spreading disease. It notes its ubiquity, lack of sting, and potential to carry ailments, stressing caution during warm months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iri
Territorial Property Sales by Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors offers for sale at their office in the court chamber at 10 o'clock a.m. 1500, property to cover unpaid taxes for 1885. Sales proceed as purchasers appear, by order of B.S. Coffman, Chairman, with properties including Tombstone parcels and a Dragoon ranch, listing owners and assessment amounts.
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Board of Supervisors
Titoy
B.S. Coffman
Tombstone
Port Wayne Mining Co
Buena Vista
Hansptan
Wen
Hill
Toratetone
Hateh
Roth, Jno
Imp
Rosette
Ritchandson
Walker
Chas
Dragoonsts Ranch
Stated Meetings On The Wednesday Of Each Month
Local clubs announce monthly meetings to be held on the Wednesday of each month at a designated venue. Members are invited to attend the sessions to discuss ongoing matters and plan upcoming activities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salton Lake
Bixbee
Mike Welch
Northern Territories
States
W.E. Reavee
Recorder's
New York
Stoxe
Mohave Miner
Parker
Swain
Chas. Pellman
H. Schmieding
Tucson
Board of Trustees
Abeyney
Arivaca
Gilasan
Wilcox
HL Long
Public Instruction
Phenix School
Dalton
St. Elena
Sonora
Schietfelin Hall
L Roby
Chas. Hines
Swishhelm
Alvord
James Reilly
G. W. Swain
Amorrow
Bank of
San Pedro
Ricial Report
Board of Supers
Golock P.m
Seort Warr
Pro Tem
D. Monmonier
Queensland
Territorial Property Sales
KIC
Solomon Looce
Satur Masonic Hall
Ngs
Umas
Ssure, W. M
Arizowa
Masonic Hall
Lene B. Fumowan
D. Momeonteaier
Washington Camp
Bowne Hall
G. E. Koster
William Herring
Howard F Mereing Herring
Law
Toughout Street
Trubstone
Art
Henry G. Howe
Otis
Wade
Leary Camboida
Wolcott
Tombstone, A. T
Atlas Engine Works
Solie
Ind
Orrick
Sory EE
Cochise Hardware At Trading Co
Allen St
Bet
COT Law
Scribner’s Magazine
Charles Scribners Sons
Scribner's Magazine
A. T
Toseph Hoefler
Dokalek
General Merchandise
U. K
Fifth
Fremont
Rasce Theosandis
le & Co
Lishig
Meyer
Treas
N. Withebell
Towne
el Paso Smelting Works
Paso
Texas
Kansas City Smelting & Refining CO Capital
Hatrob
D. Potter
General
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