Arizona News Briefs From Thursday's Daily
Jo Tasker in Phenix. A Hill works at trade in Nogales. The Paesixcton annex receives coat of paint. An electrical line is being constructed in Phenix. A L Grow attends grand lodge gathering at Phe Nogales appears democratic per returns. B F Smith ships apples from Chiricahua ranch. Huntington mill from Hermosa mine shipped to Tucson. Cooper property sale at Dos Caberas. M D Scribner buys for 751 dollars. Bucky ONeal resigns as World's Fair Commissioner. Pump for Lucky Cuss installed. more workers expected. Tom Sorin adds Tevis district mineral specimen. Detective Will Smith pursues Evans and Sontag with bloodhounds. SP contemplates time change. westbound train from Tycson at 7 25. Mrs Rockwell to Tombstone home. Jo Curby arrested for assault with deadly weapon. hearing at 4 p m. Westbound SP passenger train from Benson connects with NM&A. Tombstone to Los Angeles time 24 hours. James Finley oversees Huntington mill shipment to Antelope mine in Tucson. mill by freight wagons. E Storms notes cattle market rise in Kansas and Colorado. Captain Bourke shot and killed in San Antonio court room. Arizona's Resources magazine to debut December 20 detailing territory resources to attract immigration.
District Court Hill v Hill Divorce Default Entered
The district court entered a default in the divorce action Hill v Hill and referred proceedings to the clerk to take testimony. Other cases include Moore v Moore Rame order Hendy v Hendy Same order Hilton v Johnston administrator bond. grand jury returns indictments for robbery and obstruction on the railroad track. Yuma oranges praised as first ripe of the year ahead of California trade. Tucson reports on depositions, and international delegates sail for Brussels as the Monetary congress opens.
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Timony
Moore
Hendy
Hilton Va Johnston
Comte
G. Castro
Lopez
Territory
Castro
Morales
Costelio
Negro
Cummings
Henesey
Jones
Hefry
Yuma
John Gandolfo
Calimas
San Francisco
International Monetary Congress
Allicon
Iowa
Creary
Kentucky
W. Andrews
Liverpool
Moland F. Faulkner
University 4
Pennsylvania
United States
Cannon
Brussels
Accident near Dragoon Summit injures worker
A derailment at Dragoon Summit involved an engine colliding with a hand car, injuring Mr. Blott who suffered both leg fractures. He was transported to Tucson General Hospital where Dr. Goodfellow treated him. Amputation is possible, with hopes for recovery.
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Dragoon
Mr. Blott
Blott
Tucson
Goodfellow
Nostrum Claims for Immediate Cure Doubted
The piece argues that no nostrums cure chronic disorders instantly and urges continued use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It notes constipation, bowel constriction, liver issues, dyspepsia, malaria, rheumatism, kidney troubles, and la gripe as conditions the remedy allegedly addresses, while stressing strength for the feeble and nervous.
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Hostetter
Assassinated Imuris magnate shot in back at night
Word reached Nogales that Mr. Pmotio Aguero of Imuria Sonora was shot in the back Sunday evening and died about an hour later. A wealthy flour mill owner and former Guay hotel proprietor, he was rumored to be a key witness in a suit against Gatlanda and his death is being investigated by the governor.
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Nogales
Pmotio Aguero
Imuria
Sonora
Aguero
New
Imuris
Guay
Gatlanda
Cavary parade and rumor debunk in Tombstone district
The grand jury nears completion after a day, a cavalry detachment under Captain Allison halted in Tombstone on route to Huachuca. Rumors claimed the Kid and party were captured, which none of Allison’s men have heard. The unit appears formidable, black-haired soldiers aside from one white trumpeter.
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Allison
Tombstone
Huachuca
Port Bowie
Kettlewell Passenger on Incoming Coach and Local Notices
The report notes Kettlewell as a passenger on an incoming coach. D.T. Kilpatrick gains citizenship in district court. Several local movements include Tasker’s Cali to Arizona travel, Sheriff Olney in town, and a mineral display at the World's Fair. County actions mention a fraud challenge to the Kinnear property sale and various registrations at the San Jose. A large ore shipment from Maine and irrigation plans along the San Pedro are described, with local infrastructure projects and a map filed with the county recorder.
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District Court
Kinnear
C. Green
Huschuca
San Pedro
Sonora
Mexico
County Recorder
Emigrants pass through town en route to California
Dozens of wagons headed eastbound crossed the town last week bound for streams in California counties. The travelers from various California districts seek new homes at Texas Hill Mohawk or Gila Bend with well equipped teams and evident means. They cite scarce affordable farming land and rising prices as the motive for leaving California. Also note Haines in the Olio gold bag controversy and a House seat remark favoring McKinley over Harter.
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California
Yuma
Texas Hill
Mohawk
Gila Bend
Haines
Olio
Mckinley
Harter
Turkeys roost high as they near Thanksgiving aid
Turkeys roost high these nights, but they will have to come off the perch in a few days to assist democrats in giving thanks.
City officers to seat tomorrow amid blank charter gaps
The new city officers will take their seats tomorrow. The city charter does not grant defeated candidates a breathing space. Covonave has an intelligent population and stirs up for silver in a manner admired by honest men across the United States.
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Covonave
United States
Resignation of World’s Fair Commissioner Surprises Public
Bucky O'Neal resigns as World’s Fair commissioner after a week of insider exposure. He failed to win support for a favored project and withdrew in disgust, triggering surprise among most observers.
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Bucky O'Neal
Ex Governor Ross Seeks Second Term in New Mexico
Ex Gov Ross of New Mexico seeks appointment for a second term. He served under Cleveland’s administration and delivered a clean government. The coast newspapers wish him success in his gubernatorial aspirations.
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Ross
New Mexico
Cleveland
Arizona Mineral Output Report Shows Gains in Gold and Copper
The governor's report states for the year ending June 30 that copper reached 4,500,000 gold 3,000,010 and silver 2,200,000 totaling 9,700,014 an increase of 2,000,000 over the prior year. Most gains come from gold and copper.
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Arizona
Prisoners Vote At Yuma Penitentiary Shows Reform Image
The Yuma prison vote totals Cleveland 82 Harrison 10 Smith 81 Stewart 1 reveal prisoners from diverse origins. The Herald notes this as evidence of reform at the facility and thus reflects on its management, with six inmates recorded as Democrats in the register.
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Yuma Penitentiary
Cleveland
Harrison
Smith
Stewart
Scramble for Arizona offices sparks mass candidacy
In Arizona the scramble for vacant offices has begun with ten applicants per seat. A large share of offices are deemed worthless, offering little pay for the effort. The piece likens office seeking to wagering on elections, noting the public service move often yields far less than private gain.
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Arizona
Miner Strike Unveils Vast Lead Ore Ledge in Gulden Rule District
Any Strike A Bauer arrived from his mines in the Gulden Rule district with rock from a fresh find on a claim. He reported a six foot wide ledge of lead ore, judged by experts as one of the largest prospects. Assays show about 41 percent lead per ton, with ore being mined and prepared for shipment.
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Bauer
Gulden Rule
Supreme Court opens vast New Mexico grant to entry
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes the U S Supreme Court affirming the New Mexico Supreme Court ruling that a 3300 acre extension of the Canon Del Agua grant was fraudulent. The area, including mineral lands near San Pedro, becomes public domain open to entry under federal mining law. The court did not decide whether confirmed grants carry minerals.
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Lona
Supreme Court of the United States
Canon del Agua
New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mersican
San Pedro
New Mexico Supreme Court
United States Fund and Mining
Rocky Mountain
Supreme Court
Historic and erroneous notes on Haggle of events and figures
Fragmentary historical claims mix dates and names from diverse eras. It mentions places like Adrianople and Eggland, events such as Lincoln’s assassination at Ford’s Theater on April 14 1865, and references to inventions and royal figures, all presented in a garbled, non-coherent fashion without a clear narrative or verifiable linkage.
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Adrianople
Eggland
Peve Lincoln
Ford's Theater
Washington
J. J. Witkies
Samoens
Spain
A. D
Catherine Mf Arragon
Henry VIII
A Musician's Corner and Notable Instruments
A fragmented notice notes a Stradivarius violin selling for a large price in Europe and mentions royalty and gospel instruments. It also cites Prince Albert as a composer and a planned publication by Queen Victoria. An employment ad from 910 Union Avenue Kansas City invites recruitment of agents of all nationalities.
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Europe
Sarwens
Stittare
Sankes
Prince Albert
Union Avenue
Kansas City
Idm
Salmon sample from Colorado river for Worlds Fair exhibit
The Yuma Times reports Postmaster Ewing secured a large Colorado river salmon for the World’s Fair fisheries exhibit after President David E Jordan of Stanford requested it. Caught last Saturday by Indigenous fishers, the four foot four inch, over forty pound catch was packed in ice and sawdust for express shipment to S. F. Denton in Wellesley, Musa for a plaster cast, with one hundred fifty pounds of ice used and express charges noted.
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Arizona
Fis
Yuma Times
David 8. Jordan
Stanford University
Ewing
Express
F. Denton
Wellesley
Musa
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James Seow
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M.D Scribner
Tom Sorin
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Will Smith
Evans
Sontag
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Jo Curby
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