Blaine Advice and Territory Club Plans In Play
Secretary Blaine has been advised by his physicians to winter in El Paso. Tucson is not in it. Now that Blaine has returned to Washington the President rallies up his feathers and finds courage to talk back. Chills clubs are to be organized in every county in the territory. Democrats will not object for if there is anything weak in club campaign. A grand ratification meeting will be held in Phenis next Saturday night to endure the new constitution. Messrs Baker Ainsworth Campbell Logan and others will speak.
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Hie
el Paso
Tucson
Washington
Phenis
Messrs Baker, Ainsworth
Campbell Logan
Arizona
New Mexico
San Carlos
McCook
Southwest Silver Convention
Southwest
Star
Barnes
Wolves
Stavex Drops to 95 Cents in Liberty State Mounting Tale
The article notes Stavex fell to 95 cents and recalls a historic misstep in mounting the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. It cites a negative choice about portraying the statue riding a golden chariot.
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Stavex
State of Liberty
New York Harbor
Negivet
Congressman Bowers Views OnPhenix Visit And Admission Eras
Congressman Bowers spent a few days in Phenix from San Diego and, in public remarks on Saturday, promised to aid local efforts for admission when he reaches Washington. He stated he would cheerfully help with their goals.
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Congressman Bowers
Phenix
San Diego
Washington
Louisiana Lottery Officers Arrested on Indictments
U.S. grand jury in Dakota indicted the officers of the Louisiana Lottery company. A similar possibility was noted for a Tucson grand jury, suggesting an overlooked opportunity in an old case.
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Louisiana Lottery, Company
U.S
Dakota
Tucson
Growth of Tomsstoc to 1800 Sparks Debate on Railroads
The note argues against railroads and progress in Tomsstoc drawing a parallel to Nevada and Virginia City, stating in 1882 it had 600 residents and now 1800, urging focus on existing conditions rather than expansion.
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Tomsstoc
Nevada
Virginia City
Civilian to Aid San Carlos Post Amid Indian Affairs
Col. Johnson, the senior officer at San Carlos for nearly three years, has earned praise for his handling of the Indian question. The plan to replace Capt. Bailie with a civilian assistant has not yet been realized, and Johnson’s expanded duties reflect his proven leadership at the post.
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Bailie Wuld
San Carlos
Bern
Col. Johnson
Argument on Statehood Swings Between Maine and Nevada
A dated rhetorical piece argues against statehood trends while defending Maine and asserting Nevada’s opposition. It notes Arizona and Maine’s citizens backing the statehood effort and critiques a combined Pace vector approach as an unbeatable strategy.
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Nevada
Maine
Arizona
Opposition to water project and railroad in Tombstone
An early opponent of water rights in Tombstone opposite the Fairbank railroad site reportedly declared that if a railroad ever reached Tombstone he would move to Mexico. He said he came to Tombstone to escape the world and did not wish to return to it.
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Wateriood
Tombstone
Fairbank
Mexico
Nevada Statehood and early population figures
Nevada joined the Union in 1864 with under 5 000 residents. Antona’s population at admission stood at 109 000, roughly double Nevada’s. The text cautions against comparing Nevada with Arizona and hints at looking for reasons behind historical patterns.
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Nevada
Antona
Arizona
Xeo
Resson
Daily Dr Goodfellow Prompts City Updates and Local Notes
Local items report Monday arrivals from Tucson and river trade talks with Madero & Co. Garages and saloon openings on Allen street, court meetings in Tombstone, and a large Tombstone school roll. Mining news includes Bonanza at Harqua Hala, and new pumping efforts near Picacho. Cattle losses from drought push water-works plans along the Huachuca water main.
Salton Lake water falls as desert encroaches
The Yuma Sentinel notes Salton Lake rapidly shrinking with no inflow from the Colorado. Engineers report no moisture along Flowing Wells to Canso Creek, while dunes reform, predicting the lake’s disappearance within weeks.
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Salton Lake
Yuma
Hangwood and
Swaine
Canso Creek
Desert Ward
Colorado River
Colorado Desert
Two Inch Carp Curiosity From Jo Aveller’s Rayoh
W Bartholomew returned from Jo Aveller's rayoh with a carp caught by hook and living in a pond. The oddly split specimen shows the tail and half its body bitten off by a larger fish, yet the survivor heals to two inches. It thrives in a pickle bottle at Mr Hoetler's store and draws curiosity.
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W. Bartholomew
Aveller
Rayoh
Tasc
Swayne's Son Theraputic Ointment Advertised For Piles
An early 20th century ad notices Swayne's Ointment claiming to stop itching and bleeding from piles, heal ulcers, and remove tumors in many cases. It lists 60 cents price and availability from Dr. Swayne & Son Philadelphia, with a related note about Dr. Hamilton receiving a telegram and other local notices about mining, employment services, and political commentary on statehood.
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Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
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Reribuer
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