Territorial Democratic Convention Delegates Call March 7 1352
The Democratic Territorial Central Committee of Arizona invites readers to elect delegates to the Territorial Democratic Convention in Tuscon on the sth day of Moytos. Delegates will nominate a territorial candidate for the United States Senate and select two delegates and two alternates for the National Democratic Convention in Chicago. Each county central committee will appoint delegates, with apportionment: Apache 6, Cochise 8, Coconina 6, Graham 6, Maricopa 7, Mojave 9, Pima 7, Yuma 2, Yavapai 6. Attest: Chairman JE WALMIR, Secretary.
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Torial Democratie
Tocwe Arisona
Ariana
Tus
Moytos
Democrate Party
United Staten
Chicago
Democratic Territorial Central Committee
Nowunty
Nowunty Convencen Beki
County Central
Apache
Cochise
Coconina Graham
Maricopa Jr
Mojave Pima
Yuma
Yavapai & i
Gacors
Je, Walmir
Mig Tf
City and County Official Paper Notice Compiled Items
A mixed notice column reports a subscription offer with cattle brand, local news page, and a two inch ad benefit. It mentions Jay Govt protected by a private detective, press interview refusals in Albuquerque, and El Paso railroad magnate. New Mexican mining law changes July 2 allow mining property possession like real estate with annual tax. Denouncement mine system abolished. Metropolitan marks thirteen gold era with W D Howells and noted authors. Carrizo mountains near Navaho reservation may open to prospectors. A government commissioner will meet with Indians around May 10 with Gen A McCook in charge. Congress appropriated 4500 dollars for lands.
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Jay
Albuquerque
el Paso
Tus Carrizo Mountains
Navajo
Adams
Gen
A. McCook
Congress
Re-registration Ordered by Cochise County Board
At a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors on April 5 1852 the board ordered a re registration of Cochise County voters under Chapter 5 Paragraph 1602 Section 2 Revised Statutes of Arizona. GW Bryan, Chairman.
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Board of Survisor
Hell
Aliona
Cochise County
Axid County
Public Notice of Railroad Commissioners Meetings 1892
Public notice from the Arizona Railroad Commissioners announces quarterly and special meetings across northern and southern districts in 1892. It invites citizens to attend and present information, with complaints on unfair freight discrimination to be mailed or presented at meetings. Secretary H B Lighthizer signs the notice from Phoenix.
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Office of Railroad Commissioners OF
Ariz
Phenix
Railroad Commissioners of
Aricons
Phen
Jncite
Kingma Om
Prescott
Leth
Flagstaff
H. B. Lighthizer
Laxo Ornice
Toesos
Artzoxa
District Court of
Tombstone
William N Fife
Fort Bowie
Brannock Riggs
Thomas Riggs
B. Tarbell
W. D. Monmonier
Herbert Brown
Register
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Corys
Spector
Tht
Avery
C. Bagg
Democratic Territorial Con
Vention
Prospector
Politan
W. D.howells
Boyeson
Stockton
F. W. Higgenson
Henry James
Sarah O. Jewett
Heeyan Ans
Belle, St. Indianapolis
Ind
GW. Bryan
Evita
Cochive
Arizons
James E. Yiamen
Perrots
James E Hamm
Wm. Herring
County of
Aviso Ao
Cochive County
Arizona Territory
Julian Lasate
Siid Esate
E. Lenormand
Allen Street
Torchstone
Jous, Escatore
Jutlan Lasalle
City of
Board of Equalization
A. Cohn
A.W. Smith
Territory of Arizona
Joseph L. Weber
G. W. Baker
Wilcox County
Territory of
Arizona
Robert Weber
AMD
Hining Ang AW. Tabor
Pracitect
Rt. Wnat
Cee P. Lecmazd Ocw
Vprer Fetzer Msceust
Teves. ‘W. L. coorEs
Trace Wae
Arizona Mail & Stage CO
Mail and Wells
Fargo O& Co’s Express
Fairbank
Nogales
Bisbee
Ail
Partiewars
Hearpen & CO
My Street
The
Anglo-American Brokerage and Investment Company
A. Cohn & Bros
Fifth
Greece
Lorne
Corot
Erin
C.b.tarbell
Columbia
Jassets
Bina
Anid Rivere
Tmere Ohores
Reema
Fehaye Pon
Sintes
Mts
Alerne All Sock
Wits
Reeves
Ares
Wiswall
Montezuma
Leon Lareieu
Propriete
Junese Ones
Joca
Charles Johnson
Kettle River
Superior Wisconsin
Johnson
Lake Superior Couuntry
Psosiscron
Aris
Virginia Hotel Benson
Arzona
Culinary Department
Benson
W. Hastetos
G. E. Goopretion
Edward Holbrook, Steward
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