Tombstone Republican Club Meeting Notice
Notice to Cochise county Republicans of Tombstone that the Executive Committee calls a meeting at the city hall on Saturday April 2 at 2 o clock p m. All precinct members to attend with full party representation to organize the Republican Party in Cochise county. Wallace chairman Street secretary. March 18.
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Tombstone
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Northern Mexico to mirror sister states in growth
The article discusses future social and political shifts as mining, agriculture, and manufacturing expand in northern Mexico, aiming for homogenization with neighboring states. It notes the sun entering Aries on the 20th and a spring start, with Jupiter and the new moon near each other on the 22nd offering a striking sky view from the current altitude. It also mentions Philadelphia mayoral action disrupting detectives, unsettling crooks in the city.
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Mexico
Aries
Washington
Philadelphia
Mr Keene Praises Gould Despite Past Differences
In Lake Shore report, Mr Keene is said to have covered his shorts and declared with gusto that there must be no failures in the street. He lauds Mr Gould's pluck energy and enterprise and would be the last to seek to weaken him, according to the New York Daily Stockholder.
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New York Daily
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Pars
Hell
Mabille
Sam
Garfield
Chase
J. A. Schuckers
Luna
New York Sun
Mr. Chase
Optimist and pessimist clash over Sonora mines fortunes
The piece contrasts two mindsets while weighing Sonora mining prospects. It cites a veteran miner predicting millions sunk with little return, and a practical advocate arguing vast rich deposits await reopening by companies like St Helena, Shugarts, and Santa Maria. It notes risks from capital waste yet potential gains and broader colonial-era metal infusions.
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Tombstone
Sonora
St. Helena
Shugarts
Santa Maria
Governor's Persistent Assault on Prescott Hearings
The writer attacks Governor Trul for harming Prescott during the late legislative session. He praises Trul as a Western pioneer speaker, contrasts him with Bean, and recalls a Virginia style bluntness. The piece condemns lobbyists and bribe culture, questioning moral rot and hypocrisy.
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Trul
Fronteras interview with Capt Corella and frontier plans
An Errarrey reporter meets Capt. Senacio S. Corella of the regular army of Sonora who travels from Tombstone with three soldiers to buy 6,000 pounds of provisions for Fronteras troops under Col. Nicolas Espana. Espana plans monthly Tombstone purchases, with 400 troops moving toward the Sierra Madres to oppose Apaches. A new mining site Sangnacio near Fronteras shows a 20 yard wide ledge with chlorobromide ore and a nearby copper mine, signaling Fronteras may become a mining hub.
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Sonora
Senor M. M. Cor
Corella
Mbstone
Fronteres
Nicolas Espana
Col. Espaiu
Saubarips
Sierra Madres
Nucori
Fropteras
San Pedy
San Jose
Norh
Tombstone
Hereford
San Pedro
Corellia
Fronteras
Cerro Tordillo
Sangnacio
Arizona Representative Noted For Attentive Mailing Aid
A letter from House of Representatives dated Marvel 9, 82 addresses a request to establish a mail route from Tombstone through Charleston Hereford and Orbonville to San Pedro. It notes the route was added to a supplemental postroads bill and a service will be provided once pavement is laid.
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Esq
Tombstone
Charleston
Hereford
Orbonville
San Pedro
G. WH. Ouny
Elmun Hints at Supreme Juryship in Denver Tribune Tale
The Denver Tribune hints Elmun views the supreme juryship with lingering doubt and hunger, suggesting a wary stance as the tale unfolds.
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Denver Tribune
Debate on anti polygamy bill dominant in house
Reports from Washington March 15 show Haskell Cassidy and others debating the anti polygamy bill. Despite lengthy discussion the amendment failed and the bill passed in the same form as it left the senate. Many representatives argued constitutional issues and religious liberty concerns.
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Haskell
Cassidy
Buckner
Townsend
Senate
Yeas
Turbulent Tombstone Notices And Local Meetings
The town faces sewerage debates with council action under review as committees study costs and borders. Meetings at the Presbyterian church discuss social aims and Dr Robertson’s pastorate while new gas works and land surveys gain council attention amid mining updates and regional unrest.
Fans celebrate Edmunds bill passage in Utah
The city erupts with joy as Edmunds bill passes, bringing relief after twenty years of government help awaited by many. Young Mormons cheer for reform and face persistent old church leadership, amid rumors of a High Council split. Tribune issues an extra and raises the American flag.
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Tabernacle
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Battle near Pucara shows Chilean victory with 300 casualties
Latta March 15 report describes a clash at Pucara near Huacuyo where Chilean forces of 1200 with five cannons defeated 1810 Peruvians who lacked artillery. Cacerves allegedly led the Peruvians in disguise to rally troops. 1 Chilean and 3 Peruvian officers were killed along with about 300 common soldiers. Peruvians retreated toward Ayacucho as Panizo’s forces regroup. Peace protocol between Chile and Peru reportedly signed, with Tarapaca cession discussed.
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Zepita and
Lima
Col. Delecanto
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Pucnra
Nnt
Ayacucho
Panizo
Senor Jovino Novoa
Truscott
Senor Balmaceda
Chili
Peru
Tarapaca
Circle plans rail link to bay and county convention
A mass meeting in Kern County California discussed building a narrow gauge railroad to the bay. A committee was appointed to coordinate with northern counties and a convention of all counties may be called to determine necessary subscription funds.
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City council approves payments and tax issues in Tombstone
Warranted bills listed total amounts to several residents and firms including W Constable 4.00 and Nugget Publishing Co 82.00. Quigley’s expense claim denied as no extra fees were allowed. Public pound ordinance proposed and mayor instructed to obtain Tombstone townsite patent. Adjournment set for April first amid notices of visitors and local business movements.
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Nash
Carr
Amputations After Charleston Shooting and County Records
A 45 caliber ball shattered a right elbow in Charleston on the fifteenth. Surgeons amputated the arm using the bloodless method. Dr. Giberson and Dr. Ingersoll aided, and the patient is recovering. Also included are brief notes on local records, deeds, patents, and a New York view on mining prospectors and hotel scams in relation to land speculation.
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Dre
Giberson
Ingersoll
de. Giberson
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