Multiple Moves and Notices From Western States
A mosaic of short notices: Louis St. Lou’s and wife plan California travel. various shipments and sales at New York Star and New York Stone. E B Gage travels with Gov. Murphy to Prescott. J B Anthony files a lien against Cooper brothers mill and mine for 866 dollars. Travel plans include El Paso to Kansas City tickets for 35.10. M V Wilkerson sought. Rose Hattich to visit San Francisco. Miss Rose Hattich to California for school. John Gray to Los Angeles with family. rain disrupts travel near Fairbank. weekly Birdman issue and Yaple’s sale. James Howell to San Mateo. Glenn Bright’s son to join him in Benson. Mark Smith expected in early August. Congress adjournment rumored. Mr. and Mrs. Smith headed home via Kentucky.
Thirty Years Ago Letters From Arizona Cattlemen June 20 1892
A Citizen letter recalls July 20 1862 Tucson departure of 1st Calvary Company and Fort Bowie march under Col Joseph West with James H. Carleton promoted to Brig Gen. Other items report a dust storm at Tombstone, cannery startup at the Phenix Herald, court cases in Cochise County, and railroad assessments.
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Eo. Crrvex
Tucson
Cal
Taffy
New Mexico
Lst
St. Cal
Dragoon Springs
Fritz
Joseph West
James H. Carleton
Apache Pass
Fort Bowie
Shinn
Little Army
SR. de Lowa
Mining notes from Herschel and surrounding mines
Ben Cook reports rich ore from the Herschel mine while the Comet stays idle and ten men prospect nearby. The English mine deepens to 70 feet with $50 ore and five stamps being erected. new carbonate ore strikes at 85 feet. Ingram and Fitts near State of Maine show marvellous ore richness as a wall is anticipated. Soldier Holes stamps process about 35 tons daily with potential to rise to 50 tons. The T M M Co properties keep heavy shipments. Old Guard expected next month. judgment debt cleared on Friday.
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A. Bauer and
Johu Pierce
Golden Rule
Maine
Ingram and Fitts
Soldier Holes
Inside New Yorks grand club armies and their hidden staff
The New York World notes big city clubs employ vast staffs from door men to cooks. Manhattan Athletic Club alone has 150 to 250 staff, weekly salaries total 1500 to 2000 dollars. Other clubs like Union, New York Athletic, Lawyers, and University Club maintain long-serving teams, with shifts and livery costs running to thousands annually.
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New York
New York World
Manhattan Athletic Club
Manhattan Club
Manhattan Athletic Dub House
Union League
New York Athletic
Union Club
New Y Club
Lawyers’ Club
University
Madison Avenue
House Committee
Sickness Among Children Promoted by Proper Food
The article extols wholesome feeding for children with illness common among youngsters. It highlights Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as the most successful reliable product, noting grocers and druggists stock it.
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Infante
Gail Borden
Eagle
Advertised Letters at Tombstone Post Office Week Ending July 23 1892
A list of letters remaining in general delivery includes John J Birdno Miss Sarah S Boyle George Cloff Mise Dessie Elliot Mrs T Ferrin Mrs F Ferrin JM Heiley W E Hantley Lasey Lawence W J Palmers Robert Weber. Callers must say advertised and give the date to the Tombstone postmaster W A Hanwoun.
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Tombstone
John J Birdno
Sarah S Boyle
George Cloff
For Sale Square Piano and Can Can Restaurant Ad
For sale a square piano in perfect order at a bargain. The Can Can restaurant will serve tomorrow a fine dinner with roast duck and chicken, vegetables, entrees, fruit, nuts and ice cream. Dennis E O’Neal and Janes E O’Neal are wanted. Dennis may use the name George Bell. They are both from the army, aged 52 and thick set, last known in Colorado or Montana, suspected to have come to Arizona.
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Dennis E. O'Neal
Janes E O'Neal
Dennis
George Bell
Colorado
Montana
Arizona
Malaria Fever In Bisbee Area Reported
Bisbee News notes illnesses including Mrs. Andy Laird with malaria fever and Mrs. Lewis Williams recovering from a recent sickness. Local updates mention jail inspections by county officials, family visits, a serious leg injury from a fall, social gatherings in town, shop notices, and various ads for groceries and goods.
Royalty in Skirts and Superstitions Across Courts
A compact glimpse notes Queen Victoria's superstition about goods made by blind workers, Italy's Manomanrra wearing a growing pearl necklace, and Siam's king restricting the empress from solo outings with eighty four children. It mentions Japan's empress in traditional dress at annual public appearances and Parisian fashion aiding her image.
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Qures Victoria
Qures Manomanrra
Italy
Water Supply Cutback Announcement in Tombstone
In Tombstone on July 22, 1892 Geo H. Fitts warns that the water supply is diminishing. To conserve daytime household use for family needs gardens and trees must be cut off temporarily. Heacavea Water Co. J W Cuarrx, Gen Agt.
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Heacavea Water Co
J. W. Cuarx
Tombstone
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Tombstone Prospector
Arizona & Southeastern
Leave. Bisbee
Em Pairbank
M. Daily
Excel Pacific
Fairbank
Bisbee
William
Miller's Drug Store
Louis St. Lou's
California
The
New York Star
E. B. Gage
Phenix
Gov. Murphy
Prescott
Cugar
Singer
Anthony
Cooper Brothers
New York Stone
Willie Slaughter
James Howell
San Mateo
el Paso
Kansas City
Santa Fe
M. V. Wilkerson
Los Angeles
Viola
Mitten
Dave Stone
Frank Wolcott
Visi
Ramsey Canyon
Rose Hattich
San Francisco
John Gray
Toughnut
Nogales
Yaple’s
Glenn Bright
3. A. Bright
Willcox
Benson
Mark Smith
Congress
Mrs. Smith
Kentucky
Aria
C. H. Shawen
Wellsville
Kan
Chamberlain
White Hills
Virginia City
Phenix Herald
Alvarez
Territorial Hoard of Equalization
Cochise County
5. P
Kelly
H. H. Hollenstein
Alvord
Mr. Hollenstein
Dsprice
Ben Cook
Herschel
New York City
Bisbee News
Andy Laird
Mrs. Lewis Williams
Whitehead
Nellie Brown
Barrows
Robert
Minnie
Arthur
James
Mary
Gold Hill
Texas
Nicole Garibaldi
Czar
Italin
Seffors
Camilla Hughes
Bell
Charlie Kenney
Casino
Ooo
Cochise H. &. T
Paul B. Warnekros
Slickers
Gossamers
Renunci
Fox
New England
Hoxman’s
Wolcott
Choice Bravas
Hoefler’s the Pioneer Grocer
Framont and
Fifth Streets
Crown Mills
Graham
Hovster's
Ptoreash
Coehi
Maison Doree
Armand Tequet
B. Wakskknos
Coe Oe Bato
Youss
Tne
Mite
Elegant Lettes
Chikken
Pats
Paul B. Warne
Hoefler’s
Cor
5Th and
Fremont Sts
Joe Hoefler
Prof R
General Merchandise
Arth
Gotoh
Tarbias
Tomb Tone
Rizone M. McDonough
Wik
Chotee
ST. Louis
Billard Parton Noath A Low ‘Aventor
Royalty
Skirts
GEO. H. Fitts
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