Republican conventions and local notices unfold in Tombstone
The Tombstone Epitaph outlines Republican county and territorial conventions for April 1888 with delegates and alternates to Chicago. It notes county central committee rulings, local political jokes, and includes updates on Democrats, a normal school feature, and assorted city items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Territory of
Arizona
Phenix
Chicago
Gilbedee
CC. Bean
Congress
Maricopa
Fepublicans
WM. Christy
Repub. Ter. Cer. Com
N. A. Monroud
Republican County
Tombstone
Geo. R. Watt
Seo Y
Cochise County
Court House
Territoria
Indian School
Pierce
Hampton
THE
Territorial Normal School
Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
Capitol City
Tempe
Maricopa County
Normal School
H. B. Farmer
Horse standards for cavalry and Arizona notes in 1890s press
The column reproduces cavalry horse requirements from a U.S. Army manual, detailing height, conformation, and hardiness colors. It then lauds Patrick Hamilton’s immigration work for Arizona, contrasts him with the current immigration commissioner, and covers local trips to Gandolfo Ingalls ranch, irrigation, and orchard progress, plus a prospectus for Guaymas hotel development and assorted local ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A.K. Arald
U.S. A
Patrick Hamiinton
Sa Diego
California
Hamilton
Arizona
San Diego
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tombstone Epitaph
Fourth Street
Fremont and
Allen
Republican Territorial Convention
Nash
San’ Bernardino
San Bernardino
Happy Tombstone
U. S
W. K. Meade
State Department
Washington
Mexico
Marion
Prescott
Nogales
Supreme Court of Texas
Wyoming
Tucson Democratic Club
Themelves
Grow R Cleveland
Alex. Trippel
Globe
Dominion
U.S Mint
Church
San Carlos Reservation
Pacific Coast
Sume
J. W. Davis
State Board of Trade
Blaine
Nevada
Oregon
Washington Territory
Utah
Montana
Idaho
I. R bin
Herald
Birt
New Mexico
Journal
W. M. Breakenridge
Breck
Captain Gribble
Lower
Gila
Chicago News
William L. Scott
Pennsylvania
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Scott
Mr. Scott
Delegae Smith
Ebbitt
Mr. Smith
Kentucky
Mr. Stabinecker
New York
Apollo Belvedere
Capitol
Library
Mr. Mills
Texas
Ways and Means
Senate
Cameron H. King
Globe Belt
John Gandolfo
M. J. Nugent
Samuel Purdy
Gandolfo & Ingalls
Captain Ingalls
Laguna
Capt. Inglis
Yuma Sentinel
Eae Aeons
Sition
Sonora Railroad Company
Guaymas
Willard
Ponta de Arena
GE. Kobler's
John M. Leary
Buckingham & Hott
Leary
Fulton Street
William Brancu
Kobler
My Schwartz
Fremont Street
Fifth
G. E. Kohler
F.N. Wolcow
Otis
Postifice
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
R. W. Woop
Bank of Tombstone
Bagg’s
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St, N.Y
George Berrott Gro
H. Carrel R.W., Wood
King Business
Ee Beposits
Lm, Jacobs
Preident
Cochise County Bank
Jant General
Corral
Ivory & Feod Stable
Ranbient Ktuck
Paseentcuxsion
Willows Saloon
Frank Oc.kearle
Assay & Metallurgical Laboratory
City Hall
J.V. Vickers
Foundry
Kings of Mill
Brnae & Sie
Albany
Ad Younery Line
Alto
James P. McAllister
Occidental Hotel
Union News Depot
Joseph Hoefler
General Merchandise
Fifth and
Fremont Streets
Impor
Tim Plate
NarLs
Spencer
Bartl P ‘Hardware
Lake Street
Chicago, Ills
Apago Cash Store
Fremont St
Lowes
Keews
Guypsies
Comstan
Rane B
Auntin Provrister
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