Tombstone Epigraph Review Sparks City Reform Demands
The Tombstone Epigraph criticizes city officials over license receipts and tax practices, urges reform and a new Board of Supervisors, notes desertion of duties by some, and voices support for Mayor Thomas or his resignation. It highlights Arizona becoming a separate customs district and premium candidates for Collector including Geo Christ Glenn and Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuen
Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
Errrardt
Epirapx
Eprrarx
Thomas
Mammoth
Arizona
Geo. Christ
Glenn
Nogales
Snyder
Tucson
Errrapu
Christ
Republican Party
Territory
Arizona Statehood Support Wins Wide Backing
The Tucson Citizen and other papers shift to favor Arizona statehood. Prominent locals reveal changed views, signaling strong public momentum ahead of the next election. The era’s newspapers hail the shift and redouble agitation for self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprrapa
Tucson
Arizona
Ieaso
Phenix Herald and Gazette
Bortari
Arizons
A Democratic leader James Beck dies at Washington depot
The Star notes a paper’s role in public opinion and reports the death of Senator James B. Beck of Kentucky at a Washington depot. Born February 13 1822 in Scotland the longtime congressman and senator helped shape policy and the silver cause, prompting Western states to mourn the loss of a valued citizen and ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Beck
Kentucky
Washington
Beck
Scotland
Transylvania University
Fortieth
Senate
Colonel Herring Emerges as Preferred Republican Delegate Hope
The Europy notes that several Terr itory papers name Colonel Herring of this city as a possible Republican Delegate candidate. It praises his professional eminence Territorial reputation eloquence and impartial alignment within the party. If nominated the paper believes he could defeat any Democratic challenger.
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Colonel Herring
Congress
Democratic Party
Earthquake Weather and County Enumeration Notes
A poem on earthquake weather precedes a memo by E S Crank, Arizona supervisor, detailing enumeration district allocations by county Mohave, Yuma, Graham, Cochise, Pinal, Apache, Yavapai, Gila. It outlines boundary briefs, schedules, and instructions for enumerators before census work begins. Also reports Ed S Gill plans a Republican daily in Phoenix, with Ziegenfuss joining, to publish from Monahan Building using modern press and electric lighting.
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Mohave
Senin
Yuma
Sear
Graham
Cochise
Yavapai
Gila
Gill
Los Angeles Tribune
San Francisco
Phenix
Daily
Arizona Republican
Ith Instant
C. C. Ziegenfuss
San Francisco Examiner
of Washington
San
Monahan
Yuma Times
Its Excellent Qualities Commend to Public Approval
The Califor nia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs is praised for pleasing appearance and taste and for gently acting on the kidneys liver and bowels to cleanse the system, promoting health and comfort for all users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Treasure seekers fails to claim hidden silver mine on reservation
A Sonoran party led by Pedro Encinas searched near Globe for a mountain of silver, carrying letters from Mexican officials and exploring within the White Mountain reservation. The site proved several miles inside, forcing the group to turn back without the treasure, while entering a region rich in minerals but largely unexplored by whites. Along the return journey, they found traces of a prior expedition and a later crime scene near Black River, including broken camping gear and bear-marked logs. Globe Silver Belt notes the Yumas and Mojaves plead to reoccupy Fort Verde, while an ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cold cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Encinas
Globe
Fort Apache
Sileer
White Mountain Reservation
Sonora
J. L. Bullis
San Carlos
L. K. Thompson
Salt River
Gila County
Bullis
Black River
Yumas
Mojaves
Dochester
Indian Bureau
Fort Verde
Globe Silver Belt
Chamberlain
H. J. Peto
Sheriff's Sale Of Mining Claims At Tombstone Arizona
Public notice states that on Tuesday June 31 1850 between 6 am and 9 pm the sheriff will sell all right title and interest of the Nos Moines and Tombstone Mining and Milling Company in the Junetta and Sunset mining claims described by detailed bounds and monuments. The sale proceeds from a May 8 180 judgment in District Court in favor of Norman Haskins against the company for eight thousand five hundred forty eight dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise
Territory of
Arizona
Normin Haskins
Ds Moines
Tombstone Mining Snd Milling Company
Svesitt
M.S. W. Cnt
Junetts
R M.C. No
Randolph
U.S Minera
Ringe
Claim
M. C
M.C
JM. C. No. 3
N. W. Cor
Junetta
J. M C
Old O.k Post
Ridee
Dlam
BMC
Baker Mining Dlem
I. M. Sumset
S.M.C
Gila
Togo
S. MC
K M. C. No
Tombstone
Cochise County
Arizona Territory
Nes Moines and
California
Corning Star Consolinated Mining Company
San Francisco
Territory of Arizona
United States
Montgom Street
Monuments for Veterans Graves via Grand Army Posts
Adjutant-General ONeill announces that any Grand Army post in the Territory can obtain veterans graves monuments by applying to him. Blank requisitions can be furnished from the War Department and must be returned promptly before July 1 to ensure delivery next year. Monuments will be freight prepaid to post appointees who place them at grave sites.
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O'Neill
Miner
Grand Army
War Department
Department
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