Tombstone Happenings Report Local Notes and Appointments
Local notices cover Mrs Berry and Miss Ellis traveling to California, under sheriff Shattuck returning from Sulphur Springs valley, church services led by Rev Spray, Mary Lutz named Fort Bowie postmaster, and various court and city council items. Reports include machinery readiness at Turquoise, weather impacts, Memorial Day planning, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geosg. Berry
Annette Ellis
California
Nat Hawke
Shattuck
Sulphur Spring Valley
Methodist Church
C. F. Spray
Campbeldl
Turquoise
J.C. Bothin
Tombstone
Territorial mining items in Arizona report from Yuma
James Cushenbery arrives in Yuma as machinery awaits transport to the placer fields. Thelen rattan to open a cover for a durable operation, with early startup planned in about two to three weeks. Prospectors report rich gold finds near Yuma and need merchants for supplies, while placer miners on Lynx Creek repair ditches and resume washing gravel. Journal-Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cushenbery
Yuma
M. Cushenberry
Thelen Rattan
Wea
Acress
Por Hols
Gils
Yavapal
Diametes Larly
el Sith
Moore
Gremier
Ivate
Congress
Frank Kuhhne
Lynx Creek
Lowell
Prient
Lawrence Wentling
Carquhad and
Clumbers
Journal-Moner
Indians resist ration issuance at San Carlos agency camp
Report describes Burrows and Jerry inspecting Toros Gila camp for ration tickets when missing Indians claimed, causing tensions with the Tontos who threatened action and firearms. Parallel notes discuss agency safety, a potential new customs district for Arizona, and unrest along the Bisbee to San Pedro route with suspected Apache involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Carlos Agency
Burrows
Jerry
Charlie Paws
Toros
Gila
Meibers
Allicers
Messrs
Surrows
Globe Silver Bel
Curious Pacers and Copper Placer Lore in the Southwest
An Albuquerque Democrat report recalls the Manzano mountains copper placers once rich with copper near pure ore, debated origins from glacial action to nature. It notes scarce transport value, fragile beds, and hopeful future shipment. The piece touches frontier finance and a socialist colony at Topolobampo, plus scattered notes on natives collecting edible pine kernels and past baseball figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Democrat
Manzino Mountains
Gran Quivirain
Admitted in US as citizen applicant struggles with English
Yesterday Jesus Robles applied to Judge Sloan for United States citizenship. He testified he was well disposed toward the laws but cannot read English and cannot read the Constitution. The judge ruled literacy is not yet proved and the application may be reconsidered later when qualifications improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Hawke
Gage
Hawke
Jesus Robles
Sloan
United States
Bitase
Aids & Government
The
Baw
Arizonas Antiquities and Territorial Notes
The piece extols Arizona as a vast field for antiquarian study with ruins such as San Xavier Tumacori Tucson mission Casa Grande and desert caves and cemeteries. It reflects on ancient rock formations and landmarks like the Santa Cruz valley, Catalinas Sante Rit as and Baboquivari, noting vast time depths. It also mentions timber belt quality along the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, several sawmills, and an order for helgraph practice across multiple territories including San Carlos Reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Arizona
San Xavier
Tucson
Ariana
le Bald
Catalinas
Sante Ritas
The
Santa Cruz
Jo Twain
Aalpais
Sam Kavier
Aricona
Senator Jones Silver Bill Reported by Senate Finance Committee
The text outlines treasury directives to buy silver bullion up to 4.5 million pounds in value monthly, set price limits, and require coinage and redemption terms. It includes sections on note redemption, seigniorage, mint regulations, and related county records and notices. The document also mentions local dining notices and restaurant recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
United
Say Nationale
Mint Service
Tombstone offers $100 reward for water works mains vandalism
The City of Tombstone announces a reward of 100 dollars for information leading to the conviction of anyone found damaging or tampering with the mains or pipes of the city water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Campbell
Prindiville
Lippert
A. Ashman
al A
Berrett & Wood
A. Achain
Ashman
Mayer
Tombstone
Beenieeley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tombstone Epitaph
Bisbee Mail
Bisbee
Fairbank
Goo
Pairtank
Bish
Suntay
Ben Willians
Reed Sol
Israel
Mary Lutz
Fort Bowie
R. DeLong
Col
Wm. Herring
Phenix
John S. McLeod
District Court
E. Asminguck
Esta
Joyce
Willard Richards
Nacosusi
Pivarcu
Cresswell
A. Bauer
A. Landry
Justice Exston
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Pythias
Geo. H. Daily
Granger
Gibbons
Atl
Wil
Avisona Lodge
No. 4
K of P
He Eenson
Ghos Munger
Tres Alamos
Deaver Rowd
Pony Saloon
Shaughnessy
Grate Berghoty
Mr. Shaughnessy
Ydoll
Texson
Woerd
Black Rock
Aee
Califoen
Lerow
Msia
Crystal Springs
Guadalupe
Sonora
Grabo
Dora Vickers
Robert Watts
Annie McArdle
Lillian Vickers
Bessie Sharkley
Mary Edmunds
Mamie Meagher
Miss Herne
Francisco Abril Angelita Abril
John Stillman
Bessie Smith
Charlie Gage
Maggie Holland Frank Bauer
Alice Constable
Charlie Frederick
Clarence Wood
Gertie Chenoweth
Minsié Hart
Teach
H. H. Whitney
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Churches
W. W. Whitney
Jen
Ellow
Idaho
Ava
Emanuel
Jntans
Aristotle
Tse Las
Aguirre
San Pedro Cusiom House
Custom House
Tom
Texas, Tolobampo and
Pacific
Boston
Bostonly
Topole- Hampo
Pion
Florence
al Hopeman
Las Vegas
Pacific Coast
Alburquerque Democrat
Arizons
Hopeman
Sessett
Tlarris
Ariawnta’s Antiquities
Journal-Miner
J. D. Lynch
Los Angeles Herald
Atlantic & Pac
Flagstar! Democrat
San Carlos
Kindelay
Herbert
Grant, Huachuca
McDowell, Verde, Whipple
San Carlos Reservation
Fort Bayard New Mexico
Royal Baking Powder Co
County Records
County Recorder
Aus
Warren
E. Brum, L
High
Mrs
Jennie Engle
Lon Cooley
Benon
Robert Eccleston
Anderson
Maison Cove Resaurant
Maison Dore
Noneer Establishment
Riser Buildig
EN Street
Opposte U. K. Corral
Frary & Co
Ui i Jovds
Aricont
EE Ordes
Alles Walker
Fusaral
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