Arizona Social Notes and Local Events in Tucson
The report lists visitors and residents in Tucson including Dr F A Sweetaod wife, Edmith the hardware drummer on business, and miner Wis Doherty reported seriously ill. Jobe Gatich returned to Toccon. Edmand Bistrict Attorney discusses legal matters. survey work progresses on the Neco Gulf B Bae. Spanish American league plans a grand ball at the Opera House. St Patrick’s Day and hospital fund events noted. Public reboot entertainment at the Opera House raises about $250 for school funds. LD Hunt, a young miner, suffers facial injuries from a rock fall at the mine.
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Wis Doherty
Jobe Gatich
JB Anguiesod Co
Toccon
Ater
Opera House
Iie
Bispee Mar 15 1900 News Roundup
A busy post lists court actions with six more culprits sentenced by Justice Williams. Travelers return from Tucson and Los Angeles. Mr Geo Porter and Miss Jane Critchley married in Tucson. locals send best wishes. The Spanish American League plans an evening bell event with operas hours.
Examination Questions for Applicants at State Board
A mix of physics and arithmetic items lists questions on accelerated motion gravity and gravitation, capillary action, barometers, lenses, pulleys, water discharge, and electrical quantities. Mental arithmetic problems include cloth pricing and piping, plus age riddle and work rates.
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Beasbere
Lys
Remarkable mad stone offered for sale in Prescott
A Prescott resident Se Bennet claims to own a brown oval mad stone taken from a deer killed in Iowa and brought from Oregon. He offers the stone to anyone bitten or exposed to venom as a curious remedy while noting unrelated animal disease cases at Oregon stations.
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TE Bennet
Rees
Prescott
Oregon
Ile
Journal Miner
Placde
Towa
Miner
Arizona
Bennet
Letters on Teacher Examination Questions Corrected
A reader challenges a March 4 report on the teacher examination arguing questions were textbook based and simple. Another correspondent from Minas Prietas clarifies no sale occurred and that Creston Colorado Co and Grand Central Co still operate, with a new syndicate owning undeveloped properties.
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Prosegctom
Guy Powell
Tombetoner
Minas Prietas
Mexico
el Proaracton
Prosegctor
la Colorety
Creston Colorado Co
Grand Central Co
Pion Minera
Bustillo
Mexico seeks return of nearly ten million in gold from US
The Mexican government would ask the United States to repatriate about 10.99 million dollars in gold coins held as a special deposit for 20 years. The funds arose from claims against Mexico adjudicated for cotton seizures and other issues after the 1865 treaty. The Supreme Court denied a motion recently, leaving the matter to the earlier court rulings.
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Ington
United Sa
Merice
Mezice
Elsime
Seiz
Ls Arrapany
E.G. Slaughter
Rio Garde
Wica
Slaughter
Congress
Mezicas
Tribuns
Supreme Court of the United States
Supres
Delegate Wilson Urges Arizona Cattlemen on Vaccine Aid
Washington letter dated March from J F Wises reprints Delegate Wilson guidance to Arizona cattlemen. It states the secretary of agriculture ordered that all applications by stock raivers for vaccine doses be submitted for individual approval by the applicant or his vet, and that Arizona will be favored despite vaccine manufacturers opposition. He urges notice so stock raisers may benefit and avoid further trouble.
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Wilson
Washington
Arizona
Secretary of Agriculture
Bockraivers
Agricultural Department
J. F. Wises
Miscellany of Local News and Events From Tombstone
Brief items note the district attorney returning from Bisbee and M D Scribner’s expected return from California. Cobre Grarity suit set for April 2 in Tombstone. strawberries near harvest in Phoenix. a territorial Democratic meeting scheduled in Phoenix on July 2, 1960. Population estimates for Arizona and other civic notes appear amid miscellaneous local happenings and historical references.
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Phoenix
Kansas City, Mo
Confused Tombstone Dispatches Report Mixed Local News
A foggy morning in Tombstone precedes a stream of varied items. Notables and travelers including Patric, Jecklin, and JV Viewera are mentioned with arrivals and departures. A pianist pass is en route to Los Angeles while ore prospects at Dragoons are noted. Local weather speculation and a suicide by E L Ricks are reported. The supreme court plans a Tucson session, and an execution sale near Central Cowes is canceled. Robt B Wallace dies at Huachuca from war wounds. Frank Perley is confined with muscular rheumatism as friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Local Couple Ties The Knot In Tombstone
Our friend Gey Porter of Wishae bas tgoasart down it. He tied biaveelf the Tarson sod there married Miss Jane Critchiler, charming and estimable young lady, well and favorably known in Tombstone. The happy couple have the best wishes of a heat of
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Gey Porter
Biaveelf
Jane Critchiler
Tombstone
Counterfeit Ring Foiled by Secret Service
The Secret Service uncovers another band of counterfeiters and seizes a large stash of bogus currency. The report praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a highly valued, widely imitated remedy for indigestion and debility while warning buyers to beware of fake products.
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Secret Service
Unclear historic report on convention process and riots warnings
The fragment describes a failed convention process and warnings of violent matter. It mentions committee or group worries and calls for admonitions to the people, with unclear names and dates. The text is garbled and low in readable detail.
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Pees
Cijial Ander
Mas i
Idon
Mariage
Silver Bells Bring Cheer to Mining Regions Across Territory
Readable fragments report rising output of precious metals and growing mining activity. The tone hints at optimism for the mining industry as machinery and camps expand, signaling a brighter future for the chief regional industry.
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Atirrun Enidaeral Recui
Europe
Cominy
Revenue at Havens Soars in January Exceeding All Occupied Periods
Revenue at Havens during January rose by 1,152,513 dollars, marking the highest monthly total since American occupation. The figure underscores a strong start to the year as earnings outpace all prior months on record.
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Havens
Wealth and Trouble Hinted By a Philosopher’s Riddle
A fragmentary philosophical remark suggests wealth relates to underlying trouble as many people futilely chase problems instead of seeking clear paths. The text blends proverbs and stray phrases implying discontent with constant pursuit of trouble.
Governors report highlights territorial industries and mining
A fragmented summary notes the governors report as the chief compiled review of the territory resources. It emphasizes the varied industries, with mining singled out as a key focus, while other sectors receive broad treatment.
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Mino
Unclear Post on Rev Sheldon Divily Paper Plan
The Los Angeles Times comments on Rev Sheldon and Divily paper, noting doubts about showing devotion publicly. The text reflects criticism of his approach and questions what motive lies behind the publication as implied by the article.
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Sheldon
Jevas
Los Angeles Times
Catile Situation IV Shows Steady Cattle Outlook in Cochise
McVicker, a leading Cochise cattleman, says prices remain steady with Yearlings likely to bring 16 to 19 dollars as spring shipments start. He notes the drought less severe in Cochise than other counties, with better ranges and feed, though rain is still needed. Long, a known cane buyer, agrees Cochise cattle are among the territory’s best and expects continued good condition and manageable losses.
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IV Vookers
W Ho
Aere
Cochise
McVickera
H.M. Long
Arizona
Long
Cochiee
Coebiee
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Jane Critchley
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the Protection Hose Co
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M. D. Scribner
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F Nichole
Ira Cobb
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Supreme Court
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Patric
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JV Viewera
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Jas Butler
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E. L. Ricks
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