Territorial supreme court session and regional notices
The fragment notes the territorial supreme court in session for three days ending yesterday, with a brief travel note to January. It lists a postal rate change for Leiter postage, a late passenger train caused by an accident near El Paso, and various local civic updates including camp school leadership, a house warming, and Gen Miles’ expected visit. It mentions railroad time-card changes shortening Tucson to San Francisco travel, mining interests at the Cos Tell o group, and development work on the Erie Avenue mine. References to Catarrh remedies, a Toledo firm, and Ely’s Cream treatment appear among several mixed notices and ads.
New Reclining Chair Cars On Long Distance Trains
A dated letter from a general passenger agent announces new reclining chair cars on New Orleans Express and Pacific Express between San Francisco and El Paso. Each car has fifty three reclining seats with nine in a separate smoking section. Both first and second class tickets are accepted.
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Pacific Express
San Francisco
el Paso
T. H. Gooowas
Nger Trafic
Transfer of Troops and Indian Agency Tensions
The Secretary of War orders white troops to replace colored soldiers at western posts near Indian reservations. The Seventh Cavalry from Omaha will move to San Carlos via the Santa Fe, while colored troops at the agency head to San Antonio for the winter. Indians identified as having killed are under federal court restraint. several are very ill and one skull fracture brings cautious hope for recovery. Army HQ notes swift, cautious action to avoid further clashes with Indians during the period, with Apache requests to remove colored troops granted.
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San Antonio
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Indian skirmish near Sahurepi leads to casualties
Reports say Mexican troops faced Yaqui uprising near Sahurepi Mexico as Indians attacked and retreated to the mountains northwest of Schuarpi. Several Mexican soldiers wounded and two killed with one or two captured. No further fighting expected as Indians pull back to high ground. A dancing note humorously lists long waltz mileage at a social event.
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New Industry Emerges From Cochise County Clay
Cochise County adopts a clay craft initiative using same proven materials as Moxie production. An artist from Guadalajara creates natural war figurines and Admiral Dewey likenesses from engravings. Mexican style imports rise with 1,708 entering at Eagle Pass and 465 at Laredo, 292 at Nogales. Nogales reports 451 head shipped. totals up to October show 61,153 head admitted from Mexico.
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