Tombstone Local Happenings and Coastal News Echoes
Local notes cover baseball tomorrow and church services, with various civic updates. Mentions include J E Durkee trip to California, H G Howe in Tucson, a partial lunar eclipse, Sterling Silver mill runs, tax rate notes, and a proposed Fourth of July ball game with Tucson.
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J. E. Durkee
California
H. G. Howe
Tucson
Troops From Fort Grant Ordered to Patrol the Front
A detachment of 46 soldiers and 10 Apache scouts from Fort Grant arrived in the city under Captain Kennedy. They report to Colonel Grierson and will patrol the front line, then relieve Bisbee garrison if needed, with scouts led by an Apache graduate of Carlisle Indian School who spoke English fluently. Local ladies admired the scouts as they viewed the arrival.
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Tenth Cavalry
Fort Grant
Kennedy
Grierson
Bisbee
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Impenitent Jottings on Grierson and Arizona politics
The excerpt attacks General Grierson and General Miles over the Hardie murder, accusing cover‑ups and lies. It mocks Lieut. Dean and Major Wham, notes the Arizona Sentinel’s stance against statehood, and mentions Burke brothers’ gold mines near Yuma, plus a costly water lawsuit likely to reach the Supreme Court.
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Miles
Mr. Hardie
General Grierson
Grierson
Haynes
Lieut. Dean
Arizona Sentinel
Arizona
Colorado
Yume
Star
Burke Brothers
Peter Burke
Yuma Sentinel
Cochise County Board Meets June 2 1890 Actions
Cochise County Board of Supervisors meets with Coffman White and Montgomery present. They read the prior minutes, note inquest on Thomas Hannon, grant leave of absence to W F Stilwell, accept J C Easton’s resignation, appoint C G Johnston as justice for precinct 1, and adjourn to June 3. They approve several claims, suspend payment to J H Slaughter until court ruling, rescind a clerk compensation order, and receive a bar association urging higher clerk pay. A formal agreement on juror certificates is entered, with a plan to submit to Judge Sloan for decision.
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Judge Sloan
Board of Supervisors
Tombstone
Selah
Coffman
JJ. White
John Montgomery
Scott White
Precinct No. 7
Thomas H. Hannon
W. FH. Stilwell
John C. Easton
T. J. White
C. G. Johnston
J. C. Easton
W. Shilliam
Ben James
L.C. Perrin
Justice
D. J. Carter
T. A. Atchison
Court House
L. Vidal
G.E. Ko
District Court
Montgomery
White
Bar
County of
Cochise
County of Cochise
Geo. G. Berry
Geo. W. Swain
Chas. G. Clark
Chas. G. Johnston
Wm. C
A. H. Emanuel
Cochise County
R E. Sloan
First Judicial District
Territory of Arizona
Emanuel
R.E. Sloan
CorrMay
A.H. Emanuel
Board authorizes extra pay for county records clerk Emanuel
Minutes show A H Emanuel approved for twenty five dollars per month for April May 1890 for care and preservation of district court records. Board adjourned to June 4 and 5 and authorized warrants for various county obligations including fire protection and indigent relief.
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Emanuel
A. H. Emanuel
District Court
J. H. Slaughter
S.C. Bagg
Board of Supervisors
T. J. White
8. C. Bagg
White
Montgomery and
Coffman
J. Montgomery
Montgomery
Mr. White
Fairbanks Road
Benson
Mammoth
Kalfe
Court House
County Hospital
International monetary union urged by Pan American conference
A report adopted by the Pan American Conference urges a universal currency for the Americas. It calls for an international monetary union, a uniform international coin, and a Washington commission to determine currency uses, value, and relation to gold. The President would convene the commission within a year after adjournment.
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International American Conference
Washington
United States
George Francis Train
Indian depredation claims act outlined by Senate committee
The synopsis details a bill empowering the Court of Claims to adjudicate U S citizens property destroyed by peaceful Indians and by other tribes, with concurrent federal jurisdiction for larger sums, and strict proof, timing, and procedural rules. It covers penalties, priority of claims, method of payment from tribal funds or the treasury, and potential appeals, with end date for prior investigations.
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Senate
Court of Claims
United States
United States District Courts
United States Circuit Court
Secretary of the Interior
Department of the Government
Congress
U.S
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
U. S. Treasury
Patent Wheel With Liquid Circulation By William S Wilson
Scientific American illustrates William S Wilson of Tombstone Arizona patent for a metal wheel with an interior liquid circulation to control tire expansion. Includes a hub box spoke sleeve tubular tie rods oil and water oil replaced by alcohol in winter to distribute heat and prevent brake or grade friction from expanding the tire. J S Marshall & Son Atwood Illinois report strong sales of Chamberlains Cough Remedy sold locally by H J Peto.
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Scientific American
W. S. Wilson
William S. Wilson
Tombstone
Arizona
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