Tombstone Notes and Busy Weekend in Arizona Territory
Major Montandon reports Tombstone 3 Bying visit today as grand jury adjournment looms. Bisbee and Tombstone passengers arrive on incoming cash. Henry Ets slaughtered 26 head of beef for April. election counts to be made by the board on the 26th inst. Stage company horse died from lockjaw. Minas Privatas timber fire risk. Alv Vickers, wife and daughter to Chicago for two weeks. St Pauls Guild meets May 20 at Mrs Sherman’s Fourth Street residence. Storrs brings 175 boxes of berries from Burner, Batterman, Metcalf, Tippett, Frond ranches. Otto Poling in Ramona canyon, Huachuca mountains, six new bird specimens. Cattle wreck in Colorado belonged to Black from Sulphur Spring valley. W R McComb and Miss Louis Cochran married at Wilcox. McComb linked with Kis County cattle business. Delays in eastern mail due to Tecolote Creek wreck. one bridge washed by Rio Grande flood. Territorial livestock inspector appointment includes Nogales east to line. inspectors to charge per head for cattle. Mis Gertrude Whitney injures arm. Mamie Mesgher sprains wrist. Sam Shatteck bucking horse accident. Nogales Record notes Jeff Bickerton of Campus brings rich ore. Frank Wallis working a new claim eight miles from Bickerton. vein samples yield up to $1,000. San Diego reports railroad prospects: 250 miles to San Quentin via Lower California. road to Yuma and Galveston within three years. subsidy of 12,000 per mile from Mexican government. no duties on materials. no inter-state laws to hinder.
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San Diego
Lower California
San Quentin
Yuma
Galveston
Ond
Interesting letter from Mazatlan city trip in 1891
From Mazatlan Sinaloa May 8 1891 a social correspondence recalls a voyage from Hoachvex to Guaymas and on to Mazatlan via Carmen Island. The writer notes salt shipments, the American man of war Omaha in port, City of Paris cargo, limited Pacific lighthouses, and Mazatlan’s gas lighting, streets, Moorish court style architecture, and coastal scenery.
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Maxatlas
Sinaloa Mexico
Hoachvex
Sonora
Sinaloa
Lower
California
Guayman
B. J. Cromwell
Acapulco
San Francisco
Paris
Can Can Restaurant Praised For Service In Axisous Town
Patrons from the country are urged to dine at the Can Can restaurant while in town. The venue offers 24 hour service with perfect ventilation and no flies. It is noted for cooking dishes to order on short notice and treating all patrons with equal courtesy, earning a reputation as the best in Axisous.
Roundup of delinquent personal property taxes by Tombstone
Treasurer McAllister appoints several deputy collectors to seize and bring in personal property with unpaid taxes for sale at the court house. The move enforces the law requiring taxable property to be present at sale, ending prior evasion by real estate owners and distant cattle or horse holdings.
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Court House
Tombstone
McAllister
Bisbee
Safeguards Let Cattle Off Reservation During Target Practice
A Propector warns the practice endangers cattle on a military reservation not a cattle range. Guards drive cattle off line targets each morning as red flags warn of danger. Public warned to stay outside the line of fire with safe routes to the post available. Some express desire to visit through the line of fire for wartime nostalgia.
Stanford University to open in October with two half year terms
The first Leland Stanford Junior University academic year will start in October with two halves ending February and June 15. Expenses include $30 weekly board, $1.50 per night for weekend rooms, and estimated living costs around $200 yearly. Freshman applicants must be at least sixteen. mature students may study with no exams beyond English.
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Stanford University
Leland Stanford Jr. University
Madrone Hall
Immigration and Naval Moves Report from Acapulco
News wires describe a surge of Russian Jewish arrivals to London and Manchester with steamers from Hamburg and other lines. Details include the Charleston entering Acapulco, the Esmeralda and Itata movements, possible engagements along the Mexican coast, and U S ministerial wire activity amid Chilean war developments.
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Loxvos
Cas Bine
Here
Hamburg
United States
London
Manchester
Charleston
Acapulco
Esmerala
Esmeralia
Aeapulco
Mexico
Esmeralda
Mexican War Department
Acapal
Crix
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Fxm
Montandon
Morrow
Pat Brookes
Henry Ets
Board of Supervisors
Baring
Minas Privtas
Alv. Vickers
Clara
Chicago
St. Paul's Guild
Me. Storrs
Ramsey Canyon
Burner
Batterman, Metcalf, Tippett and
Frond Ranches
Otto Poling
Rameau Canyon
Huachuca Mountains
Arizona
Colorado
W. R. McComb
Louis Cochran
Wilcox
McComb
McAlieter
Kis County
Miss Cochran
Dos Ca
Beane
Teco
Late Creek
Albuqueque
Rio Grande
M. Town
Territorial Livestock Commission
Gov. H. Beckwith
Cntire
Nogales
Tabac
Santa Cruz
Gertrude Whitney
Mamie Mesgher
Barro
Sam Shatteck
Cochise County
Jeff Bickerton
Campus
Mazatlan
Ciy
Henry Ve Berry
4Th and
Fremont Strode
McMahon
Cave of the
Ben Joyce
Gorton
San Simon
Bowie
Sraith
Herring
Meades
Stout
Meade
Inter
Horace Mann
Maggie Letson
Letson
James Letson
News BY Wire
Washington
Iqueque
Baltimore
Valparaiso
Ren York
Edward Eyer
Wm. R. Grace
Aspinwall
Chile
Associated Press
Balmacha
Jrevenue
Talcahuano
Balmaceda
Senor Vicura
Teres
Sax Dieco
Senora
LE. Torres
Dias
Bax Drivo
Chili
Efort
New York
Wans
Europe
Etatia
Rothan Wannamaker
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Itata
Paso
Tyner
Post Office Department
Peatnaster Smith
the Times
Louisiana Supreme Court
Pany
Los Axoxigs
Hista
Unite States
Board of Equalize
Ion
Wirsiece Lumix & Co
Sacramento
Weinstock Lepin & Co
Weinstock Stubin & Co
K Street
Pacific Coast
SaLeewax
P.O. Box
Akers
Pioneer Establishment
Mritter Build
Allen Striet
K Corra
Brest Ceck
U Goede Im Arta
Guik Inter
Capense
Allen Walker
Bfillteowia
U. K
A. Tribolet
Brewery Gulch
Wit. Bryn
San Pedro Palominas
Foust Street
Lega Row
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