Local notes from Friday’s Daily in Bisbee region
E.B. Gage is in Tucson as health remains poor. Several businessmen from St. Louis, San Francisco, and El Paso are in town, with local fare registered at Palace. Community updates include a road project near Oro Blanco, a Hunt for hogs in Phenix, and hospital admits for skin disease and a gunshot wound. Political chatter centers on county conventions and a new democratic paper in Flagstaff amid church and synod activity. Roy Webster, son of Benson’s Webster, dies after brain paralysis treatment in Los Angeles. an obituary hush falls over the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Roy Webster
Webster
Benson
Los Angeles
Rosedale Cemetery
Primary election polls set for Tomb ward September 1 1894
Notice from Mannix Cosmo chairman and Wm D Moamonier stating polls will open in several Tomb wards at 7 p.m. and close at 9 p.m. on Saturday September 1 1894. Readers urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomb
Democratic platform pledges and tax stance in territorial race
A Democratic statement endorses free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1, partial fulfillment of pledges, support for income tax, repeal of merchants license tax, and continued reform. It notes county registration blanks may be flawed but registration itself stands, denying residence time clauses as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima Democracy
Yastentay
Senate
Coveniss
Coctive
Wallapai Missionary Plans Amid Mohave County Controversy
The Miner reports Wallapai Charley denies selling papoons to an Indian and claims moral reforms in his later years. It notes past acts by Charley and his brother Sheram, including selling a girl to a lawyer for liquor which was then sold to tribal members. It describes how papooses are valued and purchased by the tribe, with exchanges in cash, horses, or blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Park
Lew Hoshing
Pereute
Malarial fears and travel remedies in early emigration
In a vintage travel context, the piece describes westward migration amid malaria risks and insists on carrying a tonic. It promotes Stomach Bitters as a defense against exposure, fatigue, and poor cuisine while warning about unprotected dwellings and malarial regions. The tone blends boast with caution for emigrants and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malarione
At Wollo Sale Offers Goods Below Cost
A local sale lists numerous household items offered at reduced prices including wash tubs, pans, irons, pots, milk cans, traps, sieves, strainers, tea kettles, frying pans, steamers, and baking powder.
Fall Term Opens Amid Fair Benton Attendance
A Benton public echo reports the fall term opening with fair attendance and rising fines. A telegram from Mr. PLS Webster notes Roy Webster’s death the previous day. At St David Mr Henry Clifford suffered a double leg fracture from a peculiar accident. A bicycle incident involving Me WN Zeek Toftius is mentioned. Fire detonation from heat damaged by pistols. Track work on the Arena and Southern railroad resumes toward San Pedro. Deputy Sheriff Wm Showers was assaulted by Sergeant Brows from Fort Huachuca, injuring Showers and his own hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeek Toftius
Sur
California Wash
Arena
Southrnstern
San Pedro Cresing
Sherith Wm
Showers
Benson
Sergeant Brows
Fort Huachuca
Pima Democrats Adopt Strong Ticket In County Race
The Pima county democracy party yesterday adopted a strong slate for county offices. The ticket includes Sheri RN Leatherwood District Attorney WM Lovell Recorder W F Overton Probate Judge 25 Wood Asswasor Heatsayia Surveyor Philip Coptzen Supervisors A Gebler ZT Var Cornell JB Scott House-MG Samaniy Jane Finley DC Chalmers NW Ber hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County Democracy
Sheri
Leatherwood
WM Lovell
Overton
Shibell
Wood Asswasor Heatsayia Surveyor
Philip Coptzen
A Gebler
Var Cornell
JB Scott House
MG Samaniy
Jane Fineley
DC Chalmers
NW Berhard
Fragmentary note hints at missing names and events
A scrambled OCR snippet from a local newspaper hints at names and events but unreadable details remain. The readable words suggest a list or notice with fragmented data, offering little verifiable context or concrete facts for a complete publishable item.
Unclear fragmentary legal notice involving J. W. Faller
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention J. W. Faller Myhamsha Inds suitor and references to Meemer Lases gration and Somes Furmaners pratem. Details are incomplete and this item reads as a damaged public notice or legal notice fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addioine Shears
Conerendine
Furmaners Pratem
Troy
J. W. Faller
Myhamsha
Inds
Take Notice Trespass Warning Issued June 25 1804
All persons are warned not to trespass on my property in a public notice dated June 25 1804. The short notice serves as a legal warning and identifies the date of issuance.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Family Trust
An elderly reader recalls Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential in the home. A store demurs offering substitutes but the speaker insists the product is effective and satisfying, noting multiple family members rely on it and express loyalty to the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eléii
Hood
Mus
Eric A. Gore
Terrace
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad Encourages Women Bathers
An old advertisement mocks women bathers urging modesty near water and cautioning not to trust in unsafe beach etiquette. It oddly promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla while warning readers about exposed draperies and public nudity, weaving moral scolding with a product plug and sensational guidance from the era.
For Sale Cheap Newspaper Outfit in Tombstone
For sale a complete newspaper outfit including a 1 Hoe press 6 column, power 7 column press, a Franklin size quarter medium July press, and a Washington underpress. All items offered at 25 cents on the dollar. stored in Tombstone and lightly used. Propositions to pay part cash will be considered. for further particulars address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Washington
Tombstone
Through Sleeping Car Service To East From West
The Southern Pacific and partner lines establish through sleeping car service between San Francisco and Chicago and another to St. Louis via El Paso and Iron Mountain. Passengers may buy tickets on the 8 P line, board at Benson or other stations, and reach Chicago or St. Louis without changing cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francis Sero Jco
Chicago
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Texas & Pacific
Ft. Worth
Rock Island
San Francisco
St. Louis
Texas & Pacine
Iron Mountains
Benson
Exposition notes syrup of fise praised
The text highlights improvements in the mechanical arts and features eminent physicians endorsing medicinal agents. It notes Syrup of Fise as far in advance of all others and describes a strengthening rnxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Valet
Reference on sampling ores issued by State fire Sampling Co
A neat handy reference book issued by the State fire Sampling company of the city. It gives methods of sampling and selling ores and is full of tables of weights measures monetary values and good rules. It is furnished free to all who write for it. The Missie Ixpestay & Trams Denver Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fire Sampling Company
Denver
Colo
Montz and Tanforts in Spring Valley Strike Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe multiple individuals and locations across Spring Valley and nearby towns. Mentions include J Montz, Sullivan and Baker, Hock fellow and Servoss, and various post offices and brands. The text references cattle, branding marks, injuries, and night-time events with scattered descriptors across rural districts.
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E.B. Gage
Tucson
L. Bishop
Dave Jones
Congress Mine
San Jose
H. D. Platt
Thes P. Company
A. Bistandig
M. Abraham
H. J. Platt
Palace
Doc Lowen
Oro Blanco
No- Bales
J.G. Pritchard
Santa Fe
Bisbee
Morrow
Wislard S. Wright
J. Tribolet of
Phenix
David Jones
Congress
Grand Central Company
J. V. Vickers
J. A. Bright
Murphy
Mark Smith
Smith
Filey
Mount Reno
Jesus Gallegos
Dos Cabezas
Flagstaff
C. M. Funston
Repalian
The
Sun
Democrat
Recorder’s
A. & 8. E. Railroad Company
Margaret, Dunn
M. Molino
A. Larriens
Jas
Vaughn
E. Lenormand
F. Lenormand
Armeny
Turquois
Suscom
Ariaeny
Mannix Cosmo
Wm, D. Moamonier
Wollo
Dr. Price
Benton Public Echo
Widon
New Menxico
Fort Huschace
Pls Webster
Tenge
Roy Webster
St. David
Henry Clifford
Elkhart Carriage Cof
Harness Meg, CO
Elkhart
W. L. Hones
Doncor
W-L-Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Puihanieg
Stamplow
Dester
Pima Democrats
Lesa
Saori
Lea
Reece Aeeskaerrasns
Apm
Emminene
Aerna
Resta Ee Sim Lugstea Nets
San Pedro
Grand Central Mill
Fairbank
J. M Ham Bee
San Joaquin
Fremont
Slocktom
Cal
Bethhouse
Erration
Cortexere
K. R
A. Ruppert
Wen Ieee
Ela
Madame A. Ruppert
Eastiath
New York City
the Prospector
Cowhiss County
CATNE
Danny Proseretor
Wres Uy Evitain
Evrrarin
BAUER
Canietecanl
Monk Bhos
Hoututtioe—Wreex
Arie
Kanse- Halroyd Huth
Rand
Ian
Wially
J. Montz
Mead
Richardson
Pontothe Dio Cateaas
Hanee
Apeate
Duvalla Coater
Tomminge
Hose Tran Grieit Sauder
Dunshee & Metcalf
Batterman
Muarues
Ott White
Povother—Terptan
Bowe Station
Aria
Kahige
Oon Sanvahy
Can Pandom Weighalee
Erie
Spring Valley
Santee
Mt Ce
Morris, Soatoffice
Tenilire, Aris
Kinge Denihsiope Dengeou Met
Gaite Brand Coal Histve Teua
Chiricahua Cattle CO
Tombstons
Keange
Beta
Jon Lef
Nguratoe
Alde
M. Renaud
Poqtetice
Witox
Hage
Cotte Brand
Iohn F. Gray
Sam Sim
W. BL Taylor'a Co
Pretathce—Bisber
Malpher Spring Valle
Ate
Herve Crami
Gus Sodery
Postof
Ariz
Miliers
Chas Gortge Postofice
Wilgus
Arizona
Setphar
Loving Valley
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