Late Friday News From Bisbee Fort Huachuca And Nogales
From Friday's Daily, several notes: Herrick Jr. attends school in Los Angeles while Stewart returns from California to Willcox. A new telegraph line links Bisbee and Beacon. Western mail delayed due to a Southern Pacific washout. About half the Fort Huachuca cavalry moves to Fort Logan. Sam Washburn builds ballot boxes for November 11. Roberts plans mining interests in Nogales and Sonora. Smith and Campbell head to Nogales to address locals. The great register lists 1540 names, about forty more than the first class limit. A Spanish paper reports Spain supplying plans for twelve ships to Mexico City. Col. Lawton tours Huachuca with General Miles’ surrender memory. Conlon and Taylor register at San Jose. Conlon building friendships. A U W banquet at Schieffelin ball. yarns and good cheer rule. Oasis notes Benson woolen mill operatives en route to Tumaris near Magdalena. Judges Wright and Kibey may challenge last night's speeches. McRae resumes chartesian well work at St id with a new machine from Huschaca.
Local Board Sets Up Election Booths for November 1894
Official report notes board met after adjournment with two supervisors absent. Minutes read and approved. Motion ordered procurement of six election booths for the general election on November 6 1894. Board adjourned to 2 pm October 19. Attestants K Pineus and Nat Hawes. Also a line about toilet soaps and Becket powders at Tombston Drug Store.
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Tombston
Democracy Campaign Opens in Tombstone with Fire and Orators
Crowds fill Schieffelin hall as Marcus A. Smith and Marcus White lead a rousing opening for the democracy. Ed Land, Scribner, Campbell, Cox, and Mark Smith address supporters, defending records, urging statehood, and endorsing John C. Herndon. The crowd cheers loudly for county and territorial figures amid fireworks and hopeful forecasts for election day.
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Tombstone
Schieffelin Hall
Marcus A. Smith
Holcombe
Scott White
White
Don Quixote
Ed Land
Rajee
Applaus
Scribner
Joseph Campbell
Bresthlees
Worthy Warning on Kidneys and Health Potions
The piece warns that Bright's disease nephropathy and related ailments threaten life when kidneys fail. It credits Hostetter Stomach Bitters with checking dangerous progression by aiding kidney function and easing constipation biliousness dyspepsia and nervousness. It brands the tonic a safeguard against malaria and chronic rheumatism.
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Bright
Histoxy design chosen for new pvedollar certificate
Mr Low’s accepted design promotes Histoxy instructing youth as the theme for the new certificate. GrRAx papers note Mori the Japanese professor who studied in Germany translated Goethe’s Werther into his native tongue. Debate on a monument to John Brown at Harper’s Ferry excites Grand Army men. De Price’s Crema Baking Powder Mant Portect Mose.
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Low
Grrax
Mori
Germany
Goethe
Werther
Lanwreate
Frederick Deng- Liss
John Brown
Harper's Pax Ber
Conspirators fail to oust Scott White as sheriff ally
The article names J P McAllister A L Grow James Reilly and WD Monmonier as conspirators who sought to override the will and replace Scott White with a tool in the supervisors office. It notes McAllister fled to Los Angeles Grow leads the Republican center and is called the alien hater Monmonier switched from Democrat to oppose the party. White thwarted the scheme and remains supervisor, while conspirators denounce him and push for defeat.
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Ife
Congress
Oakes Murphy
Glover
John ©. Herndon
Frank Cox
Hammer
Scott White
J.P. McAllister
A. L. Grow
James Reilly
WD. Monmonier
McAllister
Los Angeles
Grow
Republican Central Committee
Montonter
Tucson
Vonuethey
Notice Warns Trespass on San Pedro River Ranch
All persons are warned not to trespass on the ranch property or improvements on the San Pedro river between the Grand Central mill and Fairbank. Trespassers do so at their own risk. Eun Lexoxman. Dated June 25, 1894.
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San Pedro
Grand Central Mill
Fairbank
Eun Lexoxman
For Sale Cheap Newspaper Press and Plant
For sale a variety of newspaper equipment including a 6 revolution press with power 7 col, a Franklin-Gordon large size press, and a Newington band press, plus complete job offices. All for 25 cents on the dollar. Stored in Tombstone, used little. part cash considered. For further particulars address.
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Franklin-Gordon
Newington Band Press
Tombstone
Tombstone area cattle brands and post office listings
A fragmented list of cattle brands and ranch designations tied to various post offices around Tombstone, Huachuca mountains, Sulphur Spring Valley, Wilcox, and nearby ranges. Brands include left hip, left shoulder, and hip marks with multiple crossbars and initials. several entries note horse brands and associated ranch names with range locations and post office references.
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Monk Bros
Postottice—Wilcox
Aria
Range
Railroad Park
Dunshee & Metcalf
East Side
Huachues Mountains
S Baiterman Postoffice
Tombstone
Huachuca Mount
Ruckbellow & Servoss
Peatolice
Wilcos
van Range
Brant
Chiricanua Cattle Co
Temistone
Cire
Tosn P. Gray
Petroffico
Powers
Rucker Canyon
San Sims
W. B. Taylorgr.co
Pottothor—Babee
Spring Valley
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Arizona
Eran
H. ©. Herrick Jr
M. W. Stewart
California
Willcox
Bisbee
Beacon
Southern Pacific
Fort Huachuca
Fort Logan
Sam Washburn
C. W. Wright
Tarson
Jor. H. Kibby
Phwaix
Wmn. Price
the Palace
M.M. Sherman
Deming
Prospecton
George D. Roberts
Nogales
Sonora
Mark Smith
Mexico
Republic
Spain
Col. Lawton
Huschuca
Miles
Geronimo
W. B. Taylor
Hugh Conlon
San Jose
Schieffelin Ball
Oasis
Benson
Auguas Calienter
Tmuris
Magdalena
Char Wright
Judge Kibbey
Phanix
Rishes
Sill
J. A. McRae
St. Id
Huschaca
Perkins
Ferrington
Shattuck
Attest
K. Pineus
Nat Hawes
Mott White
Judge Campbell
M. D. Scribner
Washington
Cochise
Herndon
Murphy
Arizons
Ace
de. Price
Elkhart Carriage Aid Harness Mfg. CO
Antes Case
B. Ihre
Ene
Kam
Bos
Egzema
Fin Dagbe
Eves Bod Soto
von Aestenne
Cpa
Menebe
Eng
Qatioura
Crvorema
Derren D . CunranaTion
Bovinear Berd Gor
Anal Reston
Amd
Cowieten
Tor W. Keller
Mstawaki
Ind
Douglas Shoe
Coordo
Siusie Cea
Cheng
Nizebos
Denter
Vla
St. Louis
Chicago
Texarkana
Kansas City
New Orleans
O. R. Trix
General Rubber
Manufacturing Corporation
New York City
Cattle Brands
Dainy Prospector
Uy Errrain
Evrrarm
Weexiy Arrsaru
A. Bauer
Range Oak
Send ‘Nige
Oak Grove
Neonen
Perth
Aide
Cate Eand
Rand
ABS
Ape Nerve Brand
Braley
Postoffice
Wilcox Arie
Cate Brand
John H. Slaughter
J. M. Richardson
Powerlice
Dos Cabezas Aris
Apache Springs
Eee Owen Cad
Aris
KangesSon Siesa Vey
Cin Bandas
Mabe
Sullivan Baker
Powe Wilco
Sting Valley
Eas
Beiota
Cate
W. Morris
Postaftice
Ariz
South Slope
Crete
M. Renaud
Gus Sobery
Surgeois
A. Froud
Tombatone
Millers Canyon
Hoschwesfss
Nipour Spring Valley
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