Territorial politics and mining reports in Arizona and California
The piece discusses political matters in Arizona noting bills on county examining boards and county judicial districts, praises Cochise county delegation, and mentions governor signed bills on Tombstone economy and rail road exemption. It also reports a rich gold vein discovery near Oro Grande with heavy ore values and mining progress in California.
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California
Oro Grande
San Bernardino County
Los Angels
Leadville
Asa Dasbety
Bogett
Outrage over justice stirs mass meeting and prison attack
Yesterdays gathering in New Onteaxe led by prominent citizens demanded action after the jury failed to convict Chief Hennessy murderers. A mob of about 2000 stormed parish prison, killed eight indicted men, and a coroner's jury offered no shooter names. The crowd dispersed after warnings from Mr Parkinson and others. further actions were pledged for the night.
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Hennessy
Canal Street
St. Charles Street
Sleven
Mr. Parkinson
Matrangi
Sunseeri
Natali
Marebesi
Paterno
John Caruso
Pitso
Incardona
Caruso
Sulzeri
Ncartona
Matranga
Partons
Treme
Stann Streete
Bagnetloto
Citizens’ Committee
Cotton Exchange
Seligman
Exchange
City Economy Bill Passes Council Aimed at Cochise County
Dispatch reports the City Economy Bill passed the council, a move favoring Cochise and Graham districts to keep $50,000 yearly local revenue home. Public meetings push county division, while governor to sign the bill. an apportionment bill faces veto and possible override amid political pressure.
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Ing
Cochise
Graham
Pima
Toc Con
Gil
Tucson
Prosizeton Yatterday
Trosiy
Geronimo Report sparks rumor of Sierra Madre return
A Mexican in the Arizona frontier district reports four Apaches arrived seeking flour and says Geronimo led them. The claimant claims Geronimo admitted identity and plans to move toward the Sierra Madre with the rest of his band this summer, seeking vengeance on whites. Also notes St Paul’s Guild meeting set for March 1 at 3 p.m. and other local notices.
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Geronimo
Sierra Madre Mountains
Fort Wingate
San Carlos
Placer District
Geronmo
Florida
Sierra Madres
Washington
Jesus
St. Paul's Guild
St. Paul’s Guild
H.J. Peto
Masa
C. H. Yorwas
Sec’y
Legislative Doings in Arizona Legislature
A House resolution to move the Territorial prison for easier supply access passed 13 to 10. A kindergarten bill was introduced, and a resolution to urge the President to appoint an Arizona judge to the U S Circuit Court was adopted. Other notes mention Benson penitentiary bill support and rising activity as the session nears end.
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Territorial
Benson
United States Circuit Court
Arizona
Various Local Notes From The Daily Tuesday
The town sees mixed acts from politcs to business with Bisbee and Phenix mentioned. Otto Geisenhofer leases Queen Restaurant in Bisbee while a Pueoix professor gains a temporary Cochise county teaching post. A court bill error is corrected and Irish-Americans wear green in honor of the day.
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Otto Geisenhofer
Queen
Bisbee
Lusk
Pueoix
Cochise County
Hus
Chuce Mountains
Ireland
Long Journey Ends for Geronimo Busside on Gulf Trip
Geronimo Busside returns from a Gulf of California voyage in a 22 by 54 foot pen boat. He and a companion traveled from November’s start to Los Angeles bay cruising San Felipe Diggs Point Fermin and the upper Los Angeles bay. They report spotting a wrecked San Diego schooner loaded with fescewire and the McLean and Sykes boat remains.
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Geronimo Busside
Gulf of California
Los Angeles Bay
San Felipe Diggs Point
Point Fermin
Fermin Bay
San Diego
Fescewire
McLean and
The Progressive 16th and Arizona Legislature Record
The article lauds the 16th Arizona Legislature for passing the Australian Ballot bill and reforms. It notes tax relief for small cities, ten year tax exemptions to attract industry, and railroad growth support. It praises Cochise county's delegation, Vickers in the council, and a strong Democratic majority in the lower house.
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Arizona
Cochise County
Cochise
Vickers
Legislative Assembly
Phoenix Political Plays and Local Tales Stir Arizona
The Phenix area reports House passage of funding act and constitutional convention measures, while council passes Frank apportionment and court denographer bills. Governor appoints Wim Christie treasurer and Thee Hughes auditor, both confirmed. World’s Fair exhibit by San Carlos Apaches draws criticism for alleging stolen goods. Bisbee case ends in habeas corpus release for Shaw. Land grant court bill threatens unproved grant lands, and Calico Ballet Mining Exchange showcases fashionable costumes. Dried apples and raspberries offered at Wolcott’s.
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Frank
Cochise
Wim Christie
Pheniz
Thee Hughes
Pima
San Carlos
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Evore
March Lath
L. A. Engle
Meen
Weed
Metropolitan Theatre
Steen
Wood
Mr. Wood
Breen
Sacramento
Sheriff Kelton
James Finley
Harshaw
Tombstone
Apache County
American Bakery
Virginia Chief Mine and Milling Company
Steen—Wood
B.F. Coffman
Clarence
Coffman
Nogales
Carr
Humphrey
Stewart
Male Mountains
Wallace Corbett
Dolores Buttner
Mexico
Torabetone
Mojave County
New Mexico
Phenix
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Ovrwn Frank Main
John Wright
Sonora
OC Perrin
Biebes
Hoedler's. A
Dan Ros
Maricopa
Council
Erie Cattle Company
Col. Herring
Kibbey
Murphy
J. W. Vickers
M. Wormeer
J. Y. T. Smith
Herald
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Tisuana
Yuma
Beil
Fuextx
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Shaw
Wolcott
Calico Ballet Mining Exchange Hall
Wren
Wolcott's
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