Arizona watchword and statehood themes dominate opinion
Faer silver, statehood and free trade should guide Arizona policy. The electoral college will have 444 members this year, with 223 votes needed. Cochise County shines in mineral prospects if county officials receive support. Potential ranger services could curb horse thefts, while potato trade and a wrongful death suit against Southern Pacific highlight regional concerns. The Cochise-Pima-Sonora border reports of horse thieves draw cautious optimism, as renegade Apaches may affect local prospects.
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Thene
Cochise-Pima-Sonora
Rio Grande Southern survey aims for four state corner depot
Preliminary survey notes that engineers may place a station at the unique Colorado New Mexico Utah Arizona corner to serve as a depot in four jurisdictions. A relief map project proposed for the World's Fair Commission would show prehistoric irrigation ruins, reservoirs, and canals with a three mile to the inch scale. Estimated cost around $5000, with Arizona and stake holders funding most. Minneapolis platform quotes on territorial admission and bimetallism are cited as parallel interests.
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Territorial Board of World's Fair Commissioners
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Arizona
Local residents, officials and boon figures visit Tombstone
Tuesday notes show W E Reeves from Bis bee G Nardini from Torquis Ww F Heyn from the Custom House Shaughnessy from San Pedro and Col Herring to Tocton. Over 300 voters have registered in Tombstone. A Paris select list: G Nardini receives claret. Hart brothers mine ore from Great Eastern. Colorado to display gold and silver at World Fair worth over 250000. Alfalfa hay sells for 11 and baled hay 14 to 15 per ton. North and South railroad first twenty miles done and ready for track layers. U S Consul Willard at Gasymas stricken with paralysis. Dr Chas H S Jones arrives as Tombstone resident surgeon.
Mineral finds boost assay results and frontier conflict
Reports from the Carrizo Range note a prospecting party returning with mineral amid tribal tensions over mountain lands. An assay on May 27 exceeded expectations, a courier sent to Ington with ore for shipment. Nearby, Apache-related crimes, arrests for horse stealing and smuggling, and a fatal knife incident accompany news from Gallup Gleaner and local posts. Salary ads seek reliable general merchandise agents in Chicago.
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Bisbee Column Reports Daily Happenings and Local News
June notes show Pay day cheers and local chatter. Dr Heavenston leaves east for months. Jake Bowman nets another suspected horse thief. Millie Liggett travels to Tombstone for air to ease throat trouble. Edith Hughes returns from visiting sister in Tombstone. The Copper Queen presents new singing books as 400 painters brighten town with carmine yells.
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Tombstone
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