Epitaph Preissues Sexpay and County Assessments
The item notes six month rates for delivery by carrier at 3d per month and mentions political topics including the silver question in the Ohio contest. It reports a Lerrex address to the Arizona Kicker and a sender W. Wright at Tuson, with questions around open routing to the Florence Enterprise. It promises five percent feet investment on assessed county amounts and hints at railroad stock prospects.
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Bridewas
Ohio
Silver
Ue Democrats
Olivare
Arizona Kicker
Wi. W. Wright
Tuson
Geo- Reman
Florence
Tombstone
Tombstone Seeks Rail Connection to Revive Trade Hub
Local voices urge reestablishment of rail links between Tombstone and outside regions to restore the town as a central trading center for southern Arizona and northern Sonora, arguing past rail routes were lost and must be regained by the same agent.
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Tombstone
Arizona
Sonora
Promptness of road and railroad commission clash in Tucson
Attorneys say the railway commissioners urged jobber rate concessions benefiting Tucson while the Tombstone route would trigger a faster court establishment. Judges objected that Tombstone lacked rail access, delaying alignment with district needs.
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the & P. Road
Tucson
Fraud Scheme Exposed in San Diego Overland Fruit Lands
A man named Walter J. Raymond, active in Daytona, runs a scheme using religious circulars to offer supposed fine fruit lands near Cactuston on the Southern Pacific Railroad at 109 dollars per acre. He targets eastern buyers with the alleged parcels and favorable terms.
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Walter J. Raymond
San Diego
Raymond
Daytona
Cactuston
Southern Pacific
Cuersey Advocates Statehood for Arizona in Nogales Herald
G W Cuersey writes in the Nogales Herald endorsing statehood for Arizona. He argues it would raise material welfare and, despite possible short-term tax increases, promises long term fiscal benefits backed by observed results elsewhere.
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G. W. Cuersey
Arizona
Peepleey
Turbulent talk on rail plans and ventures in Bisbee era
Fragmentary remarks discuss a planned Arizona and South Eastern road, promising high returns and urging merchant investment. Mentions a $30,000 bonus and inquiries about fairbank projects, plus claims of offering good percentages on invested interests.
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Tomastone
Fairbank
Cochis s Ov allied with Apache cures again
A late army unit under transfer from Fort Whipple to Fort Huachuca joins IIih Infantry. Apaches taken from San Carlos to Whipple then return toward hunting grounds. The report describes them as seasoned fighters in a questionable pact and notes distrustful aims.
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Cochiss
Fort Whipple
Fort Huachuca
Iiih
San Carlos
Whipple
Town News Roundup Reflects Snow Ice and Rail Talks
Ice formed around Tombstone as Sunday cold lingered. Gov. Irwin toured Albuquerque and Phoenix while plans emerge for a railroad from Deming to the coast. Western mines, salt beds, and band concerts figure in local notes with court actions and ads filling the page.
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S.C Baca
Tuenday's Daily
Gov. Irwin
Albuquerque
Deming
Phenix
Salt River
Carmen Island
Ee Lang
California
Fred Herrera
Schieffelin Hall
F. W. Downs
GW Cheyney
W. E. Walsh
Miss Watson
P.O. Box
New York
GW. Cheyney
Nogales
Athem
Cowan
Funston & Smart
Flagstaff
Col. Herring
W. E. Payne & Co
Union Avenue
Kansas
Huachuca Band
Bea Barron
Howard Herring
Hart Brothers
Huachuca Mountains
Custom House
Bisbee
Keiton
San Simon
Allen English
Wilcox
George Pridham
W. G. Sanderson
Cermve Canyon
Llissardes
Reilly
City of
Goodrich & Smith
Piainoiff
Volkman and Taggart
C.E Tarbell
Giantini & Co
Aniseones Maghen
Griffith
Kelton
Jan Mr
Sonor
Guay
Chihuahua & Sonora
Young
Boone
Sattexan
Rio Grande
Sion
Rio Grange
Ric
Denver Republican
Denver
New Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Atlantic and Pacific Railway
Tern
Ason
Denver and
Rio
Exlen
Georgia
Mel
Albuquerque Citi
Taylor
Sora
Chamberlain & CO
Rourket
E. E. Burlincame
Itercai
The
Tombstone Daily
Cochise
Cochise County
Independent Newspaper
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