Town News Roundup From Thursday’s Daily
Bob Paul visits town while Mrs. WC Green and family stay at the Palace. Frank Russel, the W. A. lineman, in Tombstone to see Judge Baker. Wilcox’s Judge Baker and Scott White in from Benson. Gamer, Arispe prefect, stops at the Cochise. Scott White returns from Phoenix as witness. D. D. Rosa case set for June 1 in Tucson. Tax rates fixed at one percent. Pugh issues notices. Many visitors at the Palace and Cochise. shipping and railroad updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamer
Arispe
Cochise
Scott White
Phenix
New Judge Authorized to Preside in Place of Disqualified Officers
The act eliminates venue changes between counties in Arizona territory. When a district judge is disqualified or connected to a party, parties may appoint an eligible court attorney admitted to practice in the territory supreme court to preside and take the same oath as a judge. An immense fire roared in the Huachuca mountains, initially thought near Randolph mine, but sighted in Ramsey Canyon by Frank Broad. J. W. Clark reported the blaze to the reservoir, fear grows for Ramsey Canyon ranches and environs. Broad also notified Fort Huachuca of the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly of
Territory of
Arizona
Supreme Court
Territory
Huachuca Mountains
Randolph Mine
Tombstone
Frank Broad
Ramsey Canyon
J. W. Clark
Constable Broad
Fort Huachuca
Ben
U S Marshal Meade Visits Phoenix for Territorial Prison Hire
The Star reports U S Marshal Meade returns to Phoenix to confer with Gov Hughes on naming a superintendent for the territorial prison. Neustatter, once under the 1884 Democratic administration, is tipped to resume a time position. Meade’s appointees to carry out duties are being considered as he begins to shape the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Meade
Phenix
Court sustains demurrer as indictments issued in Territory v Turner Lyall
The day centered on the demurrer argument. court sustains it and new indictments are returned by the grand jury. Indictments are found against Valdez for larceny, A Schuster for assaulting James Young, and James Burnett for unlawfully killing cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve. Turner Lyall
Grant
Valdez
A. Schuster
James Young
James Burnett
The Diplomatic Corps in Washington Society
The diplomatic corps in Washington is a small but central social feature. It includes distinguished figures and many aspiring diplomats who view Washington as the start of their careers. The body is seen as plebeian yet crucial at state occasions, providing ornamental presence and ceremonial flamme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haron Vara
Mayti
Wreston
Washington
Boston Journal
Mayoi
Affioe
Kinamen
App Prentices
Republic of the
United States of Amerina
New Idea to Stop Setting Hen Habit in Winter
A Cape Cod nun shares a curious method to break hens of winter setting by freezing snowballs in water and placing them under a setting hen. The hen rejects the ice, pecks, then returns to sitting, showing perseverance as the cold experiment unfolds. A Boston Journal note mentions a poultry man trying the idea with four boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Boston Journal
The Children Graves and a Scottish Grave Digger Tale
A Scottish parish grave digger John Brown tends child graves with white clover. When questioned by a minister, he says it is fit the innocent sleeper’s bed be decked for God to awaken. The tale appears in Seotch anecdotes via Youth’s Companion. Concludes with a note on name echoes from 1859 Utica mask dealers Elmer Ellsworth and Ellsworth of Zouave fame and a related Rev. Reynolds letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba Brown
John
Meaven
E. J. Reynolds
Utica
NS. Y
Ty EE. Reynolds
New Haven
Prose fragment roundup from Friday's Daily
Friday's Daily reports a jumble of local items including bail set at $2000 for A Vendreson, registrations at Cochise and San Jos, Phoenix supervisor Vorkine visiting from Nistee, Joe Rathburn aiding his father with a Wick kiln in Yuma, and mentions of the Gilded Age mine drill, a new Oasis journal at Arizola, and Anabel Owsley's Los Angeles to Chicago trip with Treble Crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rathburn
Yuma
Anabel Owsley
Los Angeles
Chicago
Treble Crew Club
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters praised by travelers
A vintage advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a travel health remedy for sea sickness, malaria, and upset stomachs. It claims benefits for mariners, emigrants, and settlers across Atlantic routes, Pacific climates, and Mississippi fever, presenting the product as a universal health safeguard for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Mississippi
Noms Gartzs In Tombstone May 18 Event
A brief notice lists Gartzs in Tombstone on May 18th, noting a wife of 8 and a daughter born to Gallen. The fragmentary item preserves names and a family milestone without further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartzs
Tombstone
8. Gallen
Miscellaneous 19th Century News Snippets and Local Inquiries
A jumble of short notices covers earthquakes near Tucitie, deaths from Civil War era pioneers in Carrollton Maine, a tagged leg band killed in Altoona, and a thief returning a stolen pocket item. Includes remarks on a Eiffel Tower scale in London, volcanic oil in Kaussanit, and emigration trends. Also notes Buddhist relics, unmarked Hancock grave, a pig ear graft, and academic milestones at Georgia and Nashua activity.
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Mainate
Fess
Carrollton
Rakox
Altoona
Vont Bankes
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hasing
Laowis
Ardseille
Leonedon
Paris
Kaussanit
Galena
Hines
Napoleon
Germany
France
Tor
Barmah
Around the Colleges Changes and Figures Headline
A University of Pennsylvania building project costs 812,000. Yale sees growth in sophomores and students, with 190 sophomores electing elocution and Yale gaining 155 more students and more professors. Harvard reports 808 more students than last year. Lafayette College records 200 chosen intergraduate members in a 285 body. Bowdoin library acquires Winthrop letters on its founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Yale Sophiamores
Hanvard University
Yale
Lafayette College
Day of Prayer
Bowdoin College
Maine
Robert C. Winthrop
Boston
Howdein
Literary Gossip and New Works From 19th Century Authors
Gex notes Lew Wallace's new novel The Prince of India will be Harper’s early summer release. Mrs Henry Ward Reccher's secret Civil War tale Light Out of Darkness appears in April. Empress of Austria completes a Greek translation of Lear Hamlet and the Tempest. Connecticut men plan a monument to poet geologist James G Percival buried at Hasel Green Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
India
Constantinople
the Harpers
Henry Ward Reccher
Teecher
Austria
Charles Dudley Warner
Timothy Dwight
Connecticut
James G. Percival
Hasel Green
Wis
Pickled Peppers and a Flatterin' Epitaph
A fragmentary verse piece critiques memorial customs and public shows of virtue. It argues that a flattering epitaph resembles watering last year's garden and notes some prefer costly monuments to kind words. The speaker laments superficial repentance and mockery of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubief
Saveire
Court adjournment doubtful amid indictments and juror challenges
Today the court faced uncertainty about adjournment before next week. Judge Siuin must travel to Tucson to open a separate court, while the grand jury indicted multiple defendants. Demurrers and jury challenges occurred as Lyall and Turner et al faced conspiracy charges and Feliz the Mexican was indicted for assault. Burnett and Shuster cases proceeded with not guilty verdicts and trial schedules set, a venire of twenty jurors ordered for tomorrow. A stray note about a missing slasher near Grand Central mine ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siuin
Tucson
Lywll, Turner Et al
Vallee
James Burnett
James Reilly
Matcotm
Lyall
Turner Et al
Feliz
A. Shuster
Henry McMahon
Notary Appointment for Pacific Coast Defender in Tombstone
Mr. J R Crane, long time Pacific coast resident and current Fort Hunchnes blacksmith, visits Tombstone and receives appointment as notary public. He encounters many old acquaintances who are glad to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Crane
Pacific Coast
Fort Hunchnes
Tombstone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Paul
Mrs. WC. Green
Frank Russel
W. A. Lineman
Judge Baker
Wilcox
Judge Barnes
Benson
Dennis Twomey
Torquois
Wm. Koch
New York
F.N. Wolcott
Kitty Rafferty
Pugh
Fred Miller
Allcock
Bucklin
Santa Monica
Geo. Bowers
San Francisco
Pacifo
Kelton
W K. Meade
Cap
United States
D. D. Rosa
U. S
Bol Paul
Christina Christiansen
Nasario Baldex Bar Celso Anays
Frank Schuts
Pyramid
Donaldson's Well
Silver City
Grant County
New Mexico
Thureday
XS Mesicon
RP. Saxe
Los Angeles Times
Nogales
Saze
Examiner
Times
Phonix
Mae Claes Beoops
W. F. Bradley
Phenix Hererald
Netherton
W.C. Green
Hereford
Fairbank
Lutter
Fro Pont
Fifth Streets
the Diplomatic Corps
Cusspleaous
J.B. Crane
Fort Huthe Palace
Rafferty
A. Vendreson
E.H. Hanson
The
Phoenix
Vorkine
Nistee
Mra SW
Beasley, Physix
Geo Colburn
KJ. Ellis
San Jos
Hughes
Visuch
Gray
Yavapai County
George Daily
Bisbee
Martin Costello
John Cain
Arizola
Sam Webb
Matt Everhardy
Elizabeth Platt
Lambstone
Nugent
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
To'clock
General McCook
Jake Bowman
Kid
Sontag
Mohave Miner
Birds of
Poway
Scott Hancock
Norristown
PanmrAy Beake
Sheborgan
Mate
University of Georgia
Waswosp
Nashua
L Trwan
Ex Schuter
Beiuwars
Swulsburr
Eli
Grand Central Mine
Contestion Mine
Califorais
TF. Blake
Francisco
C.F. Biche
Hood
Miles
Charleston
Coles Gory Fils
E. Burlincame
Colorado
Denys Je
Denver Public
Sampling Works CO
Danver, Cole
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