Tombstone Ledger Notes Local Happenings and Travel
Doily Ed Whinnen heads to California while Oso Negro stage lists goods at Wolcott's. Mines near Sonora shift ore to El Paso. Mae Stilman visits Roberta ranch. Bel Louis and Stevens work Golden Rule mine. Funeral reaches $46.50. Gage visits Tombstone. Huachuca post renaming to Fort Huachuca discussed. Rainfall reported. Henry Baker buried. Caution against mail swindles. Wells Fargo advised. Deming-Albuquerque rail deal. Dr W H Sullivan arrives with wife setting up practice. Meade Herring Montandon noted as nearly complete.
Local Political Notes From Wilcox May 1891
A Wilcox note discusses county division, Mark Smith of Washington, and Brady’s stance against Cochise County division. It cites letters, dispatches, and opinions from Republicans and Democrats, noting Meade, Smith, and Brady as key figures and urging support for county unity amid partisan tension. Activities at the Methodist church in Tombstone are also described with program highlights and local praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicox
C. Bagg
Prosiicon
Me. Pugh
The
Stockman
Smith
Meade
Mark
Peter Brady
Washington
Cochise County
Brady
Seainst Norton & Co
Shive
W Nelson Dies After Bisbee Explosion
W Nelson, one of the men blown up by a diner incident at Bisbee on Monday night, died yesterday. He told his partner that day marked the one year since his brother’s death and wondered what would happen to him. He had many friends in Bisbee who mourn his untimely taking off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.nelson
Bisbee
Ee Heney
Frank Heney
Republican
Barnes
Cochise
Pima
Graham
San Rafael
Joho Martin
Camerons
Intter
U. S
Hie Party
Stampede scatters 900 head of steers near Mule mountain
A drive of 900 head to Wilcox for J. W. Vickers stampeded Friday night in the Mule mountains. Only 237 head remained by daylight as seven cowboys and fresh riders pursued through brush and rocks. One steer died in the scramble. rescuers from Tombstone aided the operation, with plans to resume progression to Wilcox by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
J. W. Vickers
Mule Mountain
Tombstone
War news and commerce across seas and rails
Reports from multiple ports and regions summarize naval and diplomatic tensions, immigrant departures, industrial advances in steel rail production, and U S canal talk. Captured vessels, arm transfers, and unrest flare alongside stock shipments, river level alerts, and a large Tucson vote with Frank Heney’s critique of Barnes.
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Ed Whinnen
California
Wolcott's
Sonora
Bell and Stevens
Golden Rule
Dragons Mountains
el Paso
Frank Broad
Dick Trezona
Henry Baker
George Gage
Tempe
Mors
E.B. Gage
Huachuca
Fort Huachuca
District Court
Grand Central Mile
Tombestone
Wells Fargo & Co
Kelton
Chiricahua Mountains
C. C. Hall
New Mexican Fair Association
Albuquerque
Hall
8. P. Co
Deming
Santa Fe
Benson
W.H. Sullivan
San Francisco
Maxon
Sth
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Panama
Herring
Montandon
Simost
Unis
Mark Smith
Vickers
S.C. Bagg
Mr. Smith
Cochine County
Congress
Meads
Messrs Smith and
Bisbee and
Tombetune
Charley Sinwell
Whitney
Ebbie Wood
Longfellow
Kieke
Miss Rafferty
Miss Howell
Chas
Granville Johnston
Mr. Downs
Mule Mountains
Audi
Scott White
Bowie
News BY Wire
Lot Awarima
Robert
Minnie
Arma
Etata
Chili
Popolo Romanio
United States
Naples
New York
Victoria
Woncestrex
Masa
Washburn and Moon Works
Worcester
Crucaco
Department of State
Italy
Pascele Corte
Haliag
New Orleans
Mexico
England
France
Los Axagies
San Pedro
Marshal Anderson
Falcon
San Pedro Harbor
New Yoak
Warner Miller
Greytown
Nicara
Gue
Tracy
Pacific
Seata Fe
Atlantic & Pacific
Tock
Holbrook
Dems
Los Ascetas
Titan
Cape St. Lucas
Tucson
House
Chicago
Rosd
Denver
Demaa
A. B.C
Weinstock, Lubin & CO
Pacific Coast
Sacrapaento
Cal
Saumswas
P. O. Box
Pioneer Establishment
Ritter
Allen
K Corrat
Frary & Co
Arisona
U. K
Allex Walker
Sig
Wi. Heyn
San Pedro Palominas
Ienere
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