Tombstone Postal Notices and Local Politics Letter
A postal envoi lists remaining general delivery letters for week ending Oct 22 1892 including Archer Albares Balanzuels Gonzales and others. A political card from Cyrus W Field Jr pledges support for Tombstone court needs and county retrenchment with a 1883 testimonial on Atticeeix Porous Plaster efficacy by Crave W Fusup Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Archer
E. T. Albares
Juan
Gallego
Jesus
Balanzuels
D. Lyons
Patrick
Gonzales
Vincente
Barrow
Laura
Harbona
Ramon
Duties Off as Mexico Cuts Import Taxes Affects Key Goods
The Mexican government issues a decree reducing duties on cotton by 20 percent, printing paper by 30 percent, cattle and horses by 33 percent, and lowering tariffs on Virginia tobacco lard iron glass and other manufactured goods. The policy signals a shift toward lighter fiscal duties to ease foreign commerce. Also noted are health concerns for Mrs. Harrison and political moves by Stanford Blaine Weaver and others across New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry of
Mexico
Treasury Department
Toilet Soaps at Mattes's Drug Store
The Indian Question author Charles F. Lummis, famed for his New Mexico and Indian articles, now in Los Angeles, disputes Tucson clergyman Billman via the Times. He argues against removing Indian children from homes to train them away from their tribes, returning years later with trades like typing and plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Lammis
New Mexico
Los Angeles
the Times Ie
Billman
Tucson
Lummis
Mark Smith
Bisbee School Marks 400th Anniversary of Americanism
About three hundred people joined Bisbee students in a 400th anniversary celebration of Americanism. The program featured Stebbine Post G A R color sergeant Belden, Albert Wittig as speaker, Lillie Burr reading the ode Colum Banner, and music from the Wittig and Stutz bands. Reverend C R Nugent announced Sunday services at 945 am 11 am and 730 pm with Brookfield Praise to be rendered in the evening. attendees were urged to stay warm and comfortable and invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorkus
Tombstone
Territorial Council
Tritory
Tucson
United States District Court
Cochise County
United States
U.S. Court
Stebbine Post
G. A. R.ie Belden
Albert Wittig
Lillie Burr
Colum
Wittig
F. W. Downs
C. R. Nugent
Brookfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Louis H
ST Louis Beer Hall
Presuser Suech Beewiny
PST
Lovmierissouri
Bank of Tombstone
Geo. Baxker - Gra
Camtex
Woop
J. W. Vickers
Fremont
Willows
Arizona
A. BuLorn
Tyler Desk
Louis
Corsrans
Btyleria
Smith Premier
J.M. Ormsby
Hoefer
A. Hawoon, P
Helmetta
N. J
Walter Willard
Jamesburg
Chamberlain
H. J. Petot
Cyrus W. Field, Jr
East 56Th Stater, New York
Attcccx
Crave W. Fusup, Jr
Harrison
Stanford
Blaine
Stamford
San Francisco
Senate
New York
Repub
Lican
Joseph Manley
Manley
New Yore
C. Sarkwaiter & Co
Hudson Street
North More Street
Charles Burkhalter
John H. Burkhalter
Chas. H. Fancher
Irving National Bank
Nicoll
Byrnes
Ptay
America
Christopher Columbus
Harrison Simkin
Wastinoray
Dr. Gardner
Weaver
Opera House
Mrs. Lease
California
Gen. Weaver
Georgia
Kansas
Congressman Otis
Ete
Jim Corbett
London
Charley Mitchell
New Orleans
Mitchell
Te Coney Toland Athletic Club
Olympic Club of
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Jack McAuliffe
Dick Burge
England
Newton
Chicago
Cor
Spex
Miller's Drug Store
Yaple
Mark
Yuma
The
Yuma Times
Smith
Orth
Territorial
Congress
Mr. Smith
Statehood
Mattes
Drup
Acees
Bisbee News
Maten's Cave
M. E. Church
Presbyterian Church
Republican City
Atayor
GEO. H. Fitts
Police
Hugh Pugh
Oilman First
P. L. Seamans
Councilman
J. W. Bartholomew
C. B. Tarbell
John Prindiville
Miller's Cave
Metal Market
Royal Baking
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