Arizona Kicker notes local games and mining lore
The column surveys Arizona sports and mining matters with mentions of a planned game between Huachuca and another team on Decoration Day, preparations for a May 26 company dance, and progress on a Spanish Mine near Anton Chico. It also reflects on cattlemen in Yavapai County facing drought and market pressures, plus anecdotes from a long-time miner discussing past mining ventures and water needs.
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Indian Fight Report From San Bernardino Field Camp
An account from San Bernardino describes a skirmish with Apache near Guadaluyi canyon. Lieutenant Averill and scouts pursued, three riders escaped, horses and gear were captured, and blood trails indicated an Indian possibly slain or wounded. Detachments may guard the border water route to deter renegade bands from Mexico.
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Slaughter
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Hedley
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Tisbee
San Bernardino Ranch
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Tragic Train Collision Claims Bratemen At Benya
Distressing accident reports Bratemen Charlie Brown killed when a train on the Rusin track at Hens ton collided with an engine lifting the car in the air. A helper engine followed, the crash severely injuring Brown. Bonds worth 350000 dollars sold at par in Chicago, with about 100000 in territorial funds expected to ease money strain in Arizona. Phoenix Gazette notes school exercises and commendations for intermediate pupils Rose Hattich and Maggie McCormick are recognized by teachers.
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Veste Worde
Homeward call echoes through a storm of chores
A distressed plea from a child to “Father” to return home for spring cleaning and meals. The verse laments torn furniture, broken windows, and decaying yard, while listing chores from painting to scrubbing. The passage shifts to a news-like notice about political appraisers and local business names, then to a travel plan and finally a list of military posts and appraisers in Arizona.
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Prisoners brought to Yuma for sentencing and remarks on politics
Deputies transported four prisoners to Yuma with sentences ranging from forgery to manslaughter and rape. A witness appeared before the grand jury, and officials discussed terms of confinement, paroles, and projected future transfers. A mix of political talk and local court notices also appears in the muddled report.
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Swayne's Ointment advertised for severe skin sores
Text describes intense itching and stinging worsened at night with scratching. It claims continued symptoms form tumors that bleed and ulcerate, and states Swayne's Ointment stops itching and bleeding heals ulcers and removes tumors. Sold by Dr Swayze and Son Philadelphia, available at druggists or by mail.
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Haily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp
A Bisbee column from May 22, 1506 reports local social notes including Mrs F. Webster and family visiting, commentary on women’s suffrage, and a publican club meeting with new members, music, and arrangements for next week. It mentions travelers, merchants, and local events at the copper camp.
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Grey CW. Tyler
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Cattle Brands Listed Across Arizona Ranges in 1900s Notes
A long catalog of cattle brands and ranch names appears, detailing brands such as 998, 90G, and P) on various body locations. notes include ranches like Hirasena, Richardson, and Grays, border regions between Tombstone, Sulphur Spring Valley, and Spring Valley. mentions Post Office Tombstone and county ranges.
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