Local and national notes from Phoenix to Washington
Wednesday's Duly Rev Ellott arrives from Noe Keles to hold services at the palchute and supervise cattle and feed in Huecha. Reports on the famous Vulture mine near Phoenix show a deal between a Chicago company and a New York syndicate led by Willis B. Frey for about a million dollars. JY Vickers and Sumner Vickers plan Los Angeles visits and attend the Live Stock Contention as Arizona delegates. George M. Pulimag, son of the late palace car magnate, departs Phoenix for Los Angeles for health reasons. A Washington Mirage at Capitol grounds is visible as water and street reflections appear. Phoenix Republican notes two hundred fifty-eight pounds of hay contracted by Michie Ob at Fast Ganton with Ohl refusing delivery. E Soloman bids $18.59 per ton for alfalfa hay.
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Vulture
Phoenix
Chicago
New York
Willis B Frey
George M Pulimag
Palace
Los Angeles
Lo Angeles
Mexicny
Arizona's Statehood Prospects Increases, Editorial Says
A Los Angeles Weeld editorial headlined A Bouquet for Arizona argues statehood is not imminent but likely. It notes territorial growth in mining, railroads, population rise, and expanding agriculture as California supports joining the union, with optimism for territorial and individual prosperity.
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Lo Angeles
Arizonna
Arizons
Arizona
Tve
Fonjoto
California
United States
Arisona
Fribe Paillipines to in outer bound for Philippines
Recruits under Major Yeatman depart from El Paso to the Philippines with a guard unit of ten men, sent to restore order among troops amid recent mutinous behavior. A misrouting caused the detachments to travel via Ennis and St Louis before arriving at El Paso to reinforce the force.
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Philippines
Benson
Sejor Yeatmar
el Paro
Moodom
LP Schindel
Yeatman
el Paso
Ennis
Texie Uct
Tem
Kansas City
St Louis Tortend
el Peso Insield
Sunday School Leaders Tour Southwest to Visit Arizona
The International Sunday School Association appoints a renowned committee of workers to tour the southwest. Marian Lawrence and HM Hamill lead as international secretaries with other officials. The territorial convention meets in Prescott on April 10, while Maricopa County holds its convention on April 1 and 7 in Pacific. Special railroad rates will enable broader attendance.
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Sunday School Workers of
Arizona
America
International Sunday School Association
Phoenix Republican
Southwest
Phoenix
Prescott
Tae
Marian Lawrence
HM Fete Hi International
Esptiet Sanday
Mra H M Hamill
Llino
Anaea
Excell
Maricops County Association
Io Pacfiz
Brave Arizona Girl Slays Lynx in Barnyard Defiance
Elizabeth Van Fowen, a 16 year old ranch girl from Phoenix, killed a lynx with her father’s loaded gun after an attempted attack near her home. She returned from school, chased the animal, and fired twice, believing the cat knocked her down. The incident ends with her relief at the lynx’s death and notes on regional mining output and demand for bromine and related metals.
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Elizabeth van Fowen
Phoenix
Enterprise
Dreamer to Chase Rich Mine Vein Across Border
A young man named Edward Durkey believes a vivid dream will lead him to a fabulously rich ore vein. He plans a 1000 mile journey from Aubure to Nogales to verify the tale, aiming to locate a gold-bearing vein in northern Sonora near the Mexican frontier. Durkey, a drug clerk by trade, has little mining knowledge but shows strong faith in the vision.
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Manna
Dicey
Maricopa County
Arizona
Durango
Edward Durkey
Aubure Wy
el Pago Tiare
Durkey
Hy Trackly
Bie
Ip Sion
Winkie
Sonora
Mexico
Charity Begins At Home Card Note
The text promotes personal charity starting at home and urges kindness to the body. It mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a product for improving well being and cleansing, emphasizing strong hearted vitality over mere thoughts of future actions.
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Hood
Yuma Indians Face Smallpox Quarantine Spread
Advices from Yuma report thirteen smallpox cases among Cocopah Indians encamped down the river a mile below the penitentiary. All Yuma residents are quarantined across the river and guards patrol to enforce the containment.
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Yuma
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