Political slate and county officers listed in local notice
A fragmented OCR record lists theme grease encurnur Lewis WoLkr HN and several public officials including Auditor Thomas Hughes Attorney General Clark Churchill General Royal A. Johnson Treasurer J. J. Satv H, Public Instruction G. W. Kens ey, Delegate M. A. Smith, Superintendent of Territorial Prison J H Brean. District Court First Judicial Sloan Second Judicial J H Kinsey Third Federal H Weach. County Officers Supervisors H S Cure Max Montgomery Waite, Sheriff J H Slaughter Under Sacatt-e A sHArTuck Treasurer IAs P McAllister Recorder W F Bradley District Attorney W H Stilwell Probate Judge KKR Monk Clerk District Court 4 H EMaxuet Surveyor H G Howe Assessor N A Gillam. Duty Officers Mayor Charles N Thomas Chief of Police D V Treasurer Ollivar Previllalian City Attorney G W Swark Auditor and Recorder Nat Hawks City Assessor J C Wester Councilmen Darwoop Campsent Liersar Princeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis WoLkr
HN. U
Thomas Hughes
Clark Churchile
Royal A. Johnson Pressorer
G. W. Kensey
Chessey
Congress
M. A. Smith
Territorial
J H. Brean
Cure Max
OX Montgomery
Waite, Meimers
Sheritt
H. Slaughter
Sacatt
E. A Shartuck
Ias
P. McAllister
W. F. Bradley
Atorney
W. H. Stilwell
K KR. Monk
H. Emaxuet
H. G. Howe
N. A. Gillam
Chrles N. Thomas
Pelice—D. V
Ollivar Previlalian
G. W. Swark
Nat Hawks
J. C. Wetser
Darwoop
H. Campsent
Turd Nard
Jos, Liersar
Joan Princeville
Notice for Publication in Arizona Territory June 21 1890
Notice is given that Jove M. Orasco of Tres Alamos has filed final proof for the NY or SEW and SE of NEK of section 3 in township 20 east. He will present witnesses John D. Allen Urcia Diaz Jiles Sanchez and Janus McCormck at Tucson on July 23 1890 to prove residence and cultivation. Herbert Brown Register. First publication June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxp
Tucson
Arizona
Jove M. Orasco
Alamos
John D. Allen
Ti Urcia Diaz
Jiles Sanchez
Janius McCormck
Tres Alamos
Herbert Brown
Register
Notice for Publication of Desert Land Claim
Notice is hereby given that Charles Loponow of Tres Alamos Cochise County Arizona has filed no ice of intention to make final proof in support of his desert land claim before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Tucson Arizona on June 10 1890 for the NW of Section 32 Township 153 Range 40 He names witnesses Thomas J White William H Weeks John J Huffaker and John Temple all of Tres Alamos Arizona First publication May 3 Herbert Brown Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaNd Ovick
Tucson
Arizona
Fred
U.S. Land Office
Tuckson
Charles Loponow
Tres Alamos
Cochise County
Homestead Final Proof Notice for Application 728
Laxv Orrick of Tucson Arizona announces intent to make final proof on Homestead Application 728 for the N half of the southeast quarter of section 15 township 6 range 2 west. He will prove residence and cultivation before the Register and Receiver at Lac Son Arena on June 25 1890, with witnesses W Calkins William Skinner Jr John D Auden and T J White of Tres Alamos Arizona. First publication April 19 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxv Orrick
Tucson
Arizona
John J Huffaker
Tres Alamos
SEM
Dex. Go
S. R.aok
U.S. Land Office
Lac- Son
Arena
W. Calkins
Wm Skinner, Jr
John D. Auden
T. J. White
Potent Remedies and Public Notices Highlighted
Anticipated nature tales and medical praise praise Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestive strength and vitality while warning against harsh purgatives. The note extols liver and kidney benefits, malaria relief, and rheumatism aid, followed by a brief clip about Prof Loiselle's Memory System drawing interest nationwide. A sale of a Noe 6 Charter Oak stove is noted with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Invalid Ticket Lottery Ad And Medical Patter
A jumble of ticket prices and prizes appears alongside an advertisement for Mexican International Lottery with terms and a brief health tonality. The mixed text lists prize amounts and terminals, then shifts to a looser medical promotion for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters claiming cures for dyspepsia and related ailments.
Notice of Land Office plats in Arizona townships
Approved plats of survey for townships in the Gila Land District Arizona have been returned to this office. Plats for Township 7 ranges 22 24 east Township 8 south ranges 22 25 Township 9 south ranges 23 23 east Township 16 south ranges 21 22 east Township 18 south range 22 east will be filed in Tucson on May 19 1890. After that date applications for entry of lands in these townships will be received. R Drake Receiver Tucson Arizona April 11 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US. Land Office
Gila Land District
Territory of
Arizona
Surveyor-General
Said
Tucson
Arzona Territory
Herbert Brown
Register
Nas
R. Drake
A Curious Catechism of States and Jestful Proverbs
A humorous quizzed catechism runs through states and places in playful, punny Q and A. It mocks names like Newham May inn Pencil-vania and Rhode Island, then shifts to a medical sales pitch for Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery amid a scene of Can Can Sunday dinners and welcoming visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newham
Visitors urged to visit Maison Cove for health and happiness
Strangers in the city are advised to go to the Maison Cove resort to seek wellbeing. The notice mentions meals cooked to order on WRt and tables supplied with market’s best provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maison Cove
Profitable Voices How Choir Singers Earn In Large Cities
A Latics Home Journal excerpt notes soprano salaries in cities start around 2200 to 300 per year for beginners, rising with skill to 500 to 8800. Sopranos and contraltos earn varied amounts, with outliers at 1000 to 1500 and altos 200 to 400. Outlines career options, rehearsal limits, and the core rule that singing is the profession first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Aline Osgood
Latics’ Home Journal
Treston
Philadelphia
Boston
Revenge Fueled Bank Run Tale From Indianapolis
An Indianapolis News report recounts a long-untold bank failure story tied to a man who after years sought costly revenge. A once poor inventor, saved by $1500, became rich and bought bank stock, later triggering a run by warning key depositors, losing his remaining $15000 but gaining satisfaction over the bank’s ruin and the president’s humbling downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Footprints of Jesus Preserved in Domine Quo Vadis Church
The Domine Quo Vadis church in Rome preserves under a pate glass a bell shaped footprint said to be Jesus last on earth as he appeared to Peter fleeing Nero’s persecution. Accounts by Hare and St Ambrose mention the legend and Jameson quotes on the aftermath of Nero’s fire and Peter’s vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queer Roth
Rome
Jesus
Peter
Nero
A. J. C. Hare
Church of Domine Quo Vadis
S. Sebastians
St. Ambrose
Mrs. Jameson
Gat
Poster
Whittier
Diamonds on Display in American Diamond Fashion
A feature on American diamond culture notes New York and Washington leaders owning a majority of premier stones, rising values driven by a London trust, and growing U S taste for blue white brilliants. It highlights the use of intricate sets, pendants, bracelets, and tiaras for social events, plus claims that American cuts surpass European methods and that New York hosts the world’s finest markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univ
New York
Washington
London
India
Morton
Jones
Nevada
Omer
Halland
Paris
New York City
Europe
The Doctor's Skeleton In A Frontier Tale
A Wichita physician recounts shipping a skeleton from a Missouri bank raid to Michigan State University. He describes the legacy of the young outlaw and a mysterious frontier seeker who revisits the scene, eliciting hard truths about past violence and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Wichita
Kan
Union Depot
Kansas City Times
Michigan State University
Missouri
Esse James Boys
Fring
Editor Recalls Memoir of a War Pilot in Ill-Fated Shelling
In a Southern city, Ghobe-Democrat editor J. J. McCullagh recalls a remembered stranger who claimed never to have met him. McCullagh identified the man by a wartime pilot-house incident aboard a gun-boat during a shell strike near Fort Duncleon, determining the involved names Morrison and Reilly, and confirming the man before him was Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McCullagh
Fort Duncleon
Morrison
Reilly
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Tombstone Epitaph
Meek & Madero
Shest
Prement
Allen
Official Directory
Supreme Court
James H. Ware
H. Kinney
R. E. ‘Lion
District Court First Judicial District
Sloan
J. H. Kinsey
Third Federal District
H. Weach
United States Marshal
W K. Msaps
United State Attorney
H K. Jarvords
Dci0y Line Office Register
Heeabert
C. R. Daake
Cuscom
Oficers
J. B. Damsceron
Tomostote
Oakran Ter
Nogales
J. M. Wilson
Society Notices
Solomon Looge
Nos & Fe & AM
Masonic Hall
Caas
Sucre
A. L. Grow. Sec
Ma- 2
Wnsonic Hall
Cour Ranion -Urdally
Adolph Conn
H. P. L Moore
LOIGE
Geo. J. Myres
C. C. W. D. Monmonter
Washington Camp
Mesoni Hall
Koutex
Burnside Post
Car
HO Campbell
Tombstone Typographical Union NJ
Frank
Karle
Assay & Metallurgical Laboratory
Fremont Street
City
William Herring
Howard ? Herring
Herring & Herring
Toughaut Street
Lombstone
Ann
WM. C. Staehle
Urvey
Allen Street
Fourth
Tombstone
Fourth Street
Tombsone
A. T
Henry G. Howe
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Pris Pe
Pre Sonmsnsa Sens Seeanat
Loteria DE LA Beneficencia Publica
Orm
Zagatecas
Mex CO
United States
Columbia
Zacatecas
Mexico
Ind City
Uni
Jesus Arecitig
Diawitige
Hemiinio Raga
Dr.wing
Montreal
S. Paul
Chicago
San Fracisco
City of Mexico
Partado
JUAN_PIEDAN
Maison Core
Loiselle
Benito Zuare
Mexican International Sanking Co, Or
Clico
Grand Morthly
Siresier
SPAY
Sheshen
Eveach
Giveach
Dole
John S. Mosby
Gav
Ugan K. Buosson
Paso Naval Banx
el Paro
Tex
Conaty
Wwery
Mexicas Internation AL Hasina Co
Jusrez
Jeter
Allespras Ene
Pumion
Hart
Adarest All Fecinseren
City of
Auras
E. E. Burlincame
Denver
Colo
Loelsmiths
Mary
Jersey
Cop
Hinsel
Pierce
Dr. S
Teamia
Rey Wbie
W. d. Chamberlain
Ore Buyers & Samplers
Torres
Uf Ige
WORKS
38TH
WAZEE
P.O. Box
Profitable Voices
Fert
Doctor
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Wyoming
Far West
T. B. Waters
Silver Cliffs
Wyo
Chicago Tribune
Bill Lane
Mary Sabin
Sarah Baker
Emma Hill
Mabel Bell
Ellen Graves
Emma English
Frankie Lean
Vinnie Churchill
Elkhorn Valley
Japan
Tokio
Sugamo
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