Official Directory From Princeville Vote Orcity Officials
Official directory list for Princeville with names of state and local offices. Includes Auditor Attorney General Surveyor General Treasurer Superintendent of Pavement, Delegate to Congress, Judges Districts, United States officials, county officers, supervisors, sheriff, treasurer, recorder, district attorney, assessor, and city officers with ward assignments. Princeville reference and listed incumbents name authorities and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pram Oress wrrEceu Goremos
Lewis Woleley
N. AV. Murvhy
Phumas Hughes
Aitie Churchill
Kova A. Juix
Congress
M. A. Sarr
GG RR Previllian
G. W. Swoon
Nat Hawke
J.C. Weise
Hust
D.swoon
Caamewet
Jacob Ward
Juan Princeville
Prize figures and remit details shown in partial note
Fragmentary text outlines prize amounts and payments, listing 50,000 and 45,000 figures with partial addresses and codes. The legible items reference a prize pool and a payment of 1,000 potentially tied to a 29,003 figure, with an address fragment indicating Apartado 43. The incomplete source lacks clear events or names.
Notice for Publication Declaratory Statement Ivo 201
Notice is given that Piet Uh has fled notice of intent to make proof in support of his claim before the Receivers of the U S Land Office at Tucson Arizona on June 10 1890 for the NW of Section 32 Township 16 Range 28. Witnesses include Thomas J White William Weeks John J Huffaker and John Pearle of Tres Alamos. He was to prove residence and cultivation before the Receiver. First publication April 19 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Arizona
Tucan
Jose M. Orosco
Tre
Alimus
Uf Sey
Addin
John D. Allen
Ti Urci
Lck
Junius McLo Mes
Alamos
Herbert Brown
Regi
Ivo
Lanp Urrick
Piet Uh
Wang Nam Wizttler
Recsur
U. S Land Office
Tusom
Charles Coppnow
Ties
Cche County
Anzona
S.c
S. Kao
Thomas J. White
Wiliam Weks
John J. Huffaker
John Pearle
Tres Alamos
Hersere
Homstead
Tucon
Arizonna
John J Huffaker
U.S. Land Office
the- Sun
J. W. Calkins
Wm Skinner Jr
T. J. Whine
Heebert Brown
Register
Nature in Convulsion and the Bitters Remedy
Commentary extols ancient violent purgatives versus Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and claims the Bitters strengthen intestines liver kidneys and ward off malaria nervousness and rheumatism. Also notes coffee at Maisom Dore and Prof Loiselle memory prospectus and advertises a No 6 Charter Oak stove with utensils for sale.
Delinquent Sale Natigv orning Its Consolidated Company
Delinquent assessments listed for numerous stockholders with names and shares, calling for public auction on June 25, 1893, at 1 pm at the company office in San Francisco to recover unpaid amounts plus costs. Postponed to Monday, June 3, 1893, by order of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
S. Carrier
M. Kell Ber
Mo Kellelyr
M. Kelictos
Truste
Troter
Kailher
Iustee
Kel Her
Linstee
Kahr
Tavee
Kelleher
Kelieher
Tris
Ellen R
Trutes
A. Keleter
Rustee
M. Keseh
M. Kelieher
M.kever
Kruser
Kelinter
Tritee
Ketlener
Tritt
Kelieber
Tinte
le Peel
Prostee
Tuter
L Peel
Pet Iruter
Peal
Peel
Truter
Pel
Truster
Lpel
Trusie
Tastee
Trostee
Carrer
S. Carier
Carier
Carrie
Carer
S. Parie
S. Carrie
Carrier
F. Fassett
L. Browne
Enguit
Heory A. Bann Terig
O. Sipuster
Board of Directors
Somany
Iauctin
Mongomry Street
Calitonia
T. W. Nowlin
Secntary
Montgomery St
San Francisco
California
Port Praet
Simy Bow and Piae
T. W Nowlin
Land Office Notice for Arizona Townships May 19 1890
Notice that approved plats for several townships in the Gila Land District Arizona are returned by the Surveyor General and filed in the Tucson office on May 19 1890 with entries open for land entry thereafter. Officials Herbert Brown Register and Charles R. Drake Receiver sign. Tucson Arizona April 11 1890. Also an advertisement praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for throat and lung illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gila Lan
Anzon
Sat Perraoy
Teesor
Atzona Territory
Herbert Hrown
Register
Chas. R. Drake
Tucson
Arizona
Strangers urged to visit Maison Core for healthy meals
Visitors to the city are advised to dine at Maison Core restaurant where food is cooked to order on short notice and tables are set with market fresh supplies aimed at health and happiness.
Whistling Nuisances Illustrate Indiscriminate Whistling
A Boston newspaper recounts a humorous yet exasperated encounter on State Street as a well fed merchant complains of constant whistling. An irate office worker endures a parade of tunes from customers and passersby, threatening to eject whistle-ers and urging a public alert on the nuisance.
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State Street
Annie Laurie
Byeal
Bey
The Agent's Defeat in a Farce of Photographic Tricks
A suburban scene unfolds with a polite male salesman pressing a photo coupon scam on a wary householder. She rails at the nuisance and hazards of amateur photography, recounting ruined fabrics and a chaotic home while the gentleman departs in defeat.
Golden Number Method for New Moons in a Century
The article explains using the Golden Number to locate new moons in a year. It outlines calculating the Golden Number by adding f to the year date, dividing by 12, and taking the remainder, with 19 as the last in the cycle. A sample for 1890 and 1991 is given, then using a monthly table to read the new moon dates.
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Issa
Isa
Fez
Toledo
All About Sponges and Their Staggering Prices
Charles Wood notes sponges vary from cheap reef types to expensive Turkey cups used by doctors and dentists. Large bathing sponges reach about eight inches across, with premium varieties selling up to about $20. Reef sponges from Cuba and Nassau and sheep’s wool sponges from Florida fill markets, with Rock Island goods commanding $2.40 to $3.15 per pound wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wood
Boston
Lergrég
Lucy
Florida
Cuba
Nassau
Rock Island
London
Paris
Fragmented OCR note on health event and remedies
An unclear OCR passage references health concerns and a medical figure. It mentions remedies and a person named Jennorras, with assorted jumbled text about care, worry, and medical themes. The readable facts are sparse and there is no cohesive narrative or verifiable details.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claim and Bitters praise
The item discusses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and bitters with claims of rapid cold relief and ongoing popularity. It mentions travel health aids, sea sickness prevention, and general digestive and liver benefits. Local sellers HoT Po, J. Marshall & Son, and H. J. Peto are noted as distributors.
Expensive Shave Sparks Astor Barbershop Drama
A New York barbershop tale recounts young John Jacob Astor Jr paying a penny‑anthill price for a shave. The barber insists on a large sum, then tactfully doubles a silver dollar claim, sparking controversy about wealth and ethics. Other clipped notes mention railway passes and a cow’s killing blamed on a careless engineer, with local editors layering satire.
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Astor
Hix Harbor
John Jacob Astor, Jr
United States
Mr. Astor
Mr Astor
Tne Tarter
New York
N. Y. Star
Powerful Memories of Prodigies and Enduring Recall
A Toronto Globe item recounts feats of memory across history. A Corsican boy could rehearse forty thousand words from dictate and reverse them flawlessly. A blind scholar retained Paradise Lost. Euler could recall Virgil inch for inch. An old Stirling beggar known as Blind Alick memorized the Bible verbatim, even correcting errors. Gassendi memorized six thousand Latin lines and recited six hundred daily.
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Euler
Lesame
Stirling
Alick
Gassendi
Toronto Globe
The Yard and the Meter Compared Across Nations
The piece explains the yard as a historical standard linked to Henry VIII and contrasts it with the meter based on the Earth’s quadrant, adopted in Europe. It notes a possible tiny error in the meter and cites Amanda M. Douglas recalling Edgar Allan Poe as a writer who knew him personally, describing Poe’s reserved, melancholy smile.
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United States
England
Henry VIII
Tower of London
Europe
Paris
Popular Science News
Amanda M. Douglas
Edgar A. Poe
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Tombstone Epitaph
Meek & Madero
Fourth Street
Fremont and
Ailen
Official Directory
Supreme Colet
James H Vetcers
H. Avimey
Usiped
W K. Meade
Ti RK
Jak
Quitis
C. K. Usake
Cusloms
J. Bri iMucetus
Poasstsac
Camrenter
Winous
Counry Orrimerns
Coveman
Ohn Montgomery
Ana
White
Memers
Sneritt
D. Slavguren
Saend
C A Sharruen
P. lesLutsrEn
W. F. Bradley
W. H. Otilwell
R. Dunk
Emaxuen
N. A. GiLlam
Society Notices
Alomin
Njs
Musunic
Crassmirk
Mae Wr
Caupanion
Apourh Conn
Ariliaa Louie
Visigng Katitsin
Washiaztia Gam
P.O. S
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G.E. Kotex
Bairaside
Bar
Mason Hall
T3aestiae Typogr Phigal Union NO
J. J. Madero
Frank
Hakle
Assay & Metallurgical Laboratory
Sly Fremont Street
Opposite
City
William Herring
Howard F Herring Herring & Herring
Tiorneys
AX Law
Tooghnur Street
Tombstone
Ariz
WM. C. Staehle
Trney
O Fize
Les Street
Arison
W. H. Stilwell
A. T
Henry G. Howe
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Loteria DE LA Beneficencia Publica
State OF Zacatecas
Mexico
Columbia
Zacatecas
Ter
Arechig . Gove Nor
Rvags
Titel
A.enen
Montreal
J. Paul
Cuego
San Fracison
Cty
Addres
Juan Pied&c
Mana
Frentor
Maisom Dore Restaurant
Loiselle
Delinquent Sale Natigv
ENS Company
Boo
U. 8. Land Office
Ranges
H.J Peto
Eaby
Sam
Saori
Uae
Neral
Jennorras
Br. Pierse
Ville
B. Handn
Lenore
Cal
Millers
Chamberlain
Hof
Prien
Lomartow
Dinen
Bristol
Patrick
Marshall & Son
Aiwond
H. J. Peto
Splicer Butts
Z. Y. & X Railway
Niagara Falls
Harrison Smartweed
Carelees
X. Ratlroza
Walnut Street
Chicaro Tribune
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