Tombstone News Roundup From Cochise County to San Diego
Apaches raid the Black Range as Tombstone reports on local events across Arizona and New Mexico. Marriage at a ranch. bond interest funds cited. booksellers fail and offer 50 cent settlements. specimens in San Diego show 46 percent purity. Railroad and mining updates. Como town news. antimony shipments to Liverpool and Hamburg. polling and district redistricting debates continue.
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London
Globe Democrat
Santa Fe
Arizona
New Mexico
City Council votes on license, bills, and onyx claim
At a regular meeting last night the council reviewed a license reduction request for Eagle’s stage to Bisbee and referred it to the license committee. Bills for Julius Caesar and Prosogercrox were favorably reported with warrants ordered. Finance committee reviewed several bills including paper for engine house, repairs, and executive costs. Tax collector assigned $75 value to John Rock property. Water committee reported valve plugs located at two intersections. Buildings committee extended time to report. Sanford inquiry about July payment noted. Gambling ordinance tabled. Princeville resolution approved to pay city hall bond interest through July 1. A 60 pound onyx block from the Big Bag mine described as largest yet found. In Walla Walla case, judge ready to rule on motion to set aside indictment. prosecution appeals following.
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Engine House
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Keysheet
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Tonganut
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Princeville
Governor lacks power to appoint city officers says Attorney General
Attorney General Herring states the territorial statutes do not give the Governor authority to appoint local officers in Yuma. He notes past Tombstone appointments were unauthorized and void, urges mandamus to force elections to fill vacancies, and outlines steps to restore village governance while awaiting a new election. Sheriff Kelton returns from Yuma with prisoners recently sentenced to the penitentiary.
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Yuma
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Tombstone
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Arizona constitutional convention list and race results
The secretary of the territory published the official delegates list for the constitutional convention. Republicans include William Herring George W Cheyney WA Hart F A Trike and Thomas Davis. Democrats feature H No Alexander M Williams J C Jordan and others totaling 17 plus many named from Maricopa Pima and Graham counties.
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Yoxapai County
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Pinal
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Co~chive
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Aln Pattersno
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Denois
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Gila
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Yama
Norris
Western Silver Association heads meet at Hofman House
A special dispatch reports the Western Silver Association executive committee meeting at the Hofman house. All members attend except the chair General Warner expected to arrive morning. Reports cover coinage policy and related financial measures.
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New York
Western Silver Association
Hofman House
Warner
Local Drugstore Ad Boasts Popular Remedies and Guarantee
A newspaper item notes Merit Wine and a local druggist boast of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Dr King’s New Life Pills Bucklen’s Amica Swivel and Electric Bitters selling well with universal satisfaction. They guarantee results and offer refunds. Also mentions metal quotes for silver lead and copper.
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J. Younge
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