Political notes on 1892 Arizona races and local concerns
A September 18 1892 column discusses early vote totals in Tombstone and Prescott areas 520 county and 417 city votes. It notes Republican Micky Stewart of Flagstaff as a surprise delegate candidate amid party shifts and mentions George Cluff, Graham county resident, for the Council. Also cites quarrels over quarantine site costs and travel passenger detentions, plus a Geary bill Chinese photo requirement and related payments to San Francisco lawyers.
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Micky" Stewart
Flagstaff
Sullivan-Corbett
Micky” Stewart
Grang ¢ Civry
Republican Party
Graham County
Pima
Mark Smith
Congress
Mr. Cloil
Puma
Col Herring Returns from Prescott Amid Mixed Republican Tone
Col Wim Herring came back from Prescott today where he attended the Republican territorial convention. The colonel remains loyal though the mood among Italwa Republicans seems tepid and unimpressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Herring
Prescott
Misleading bait and apathy mark California politics rise
A critical overview notes bungled political tactics in the Pacific coast and widespread indifference to a presidential contest in California. It argues third party endorsements by Democrats boost free coinage and West prosperity while public schools prepare patriotic commemoration for America’s discovery, urging unity and national devotion.
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Pacific Coast
California
Coset
People's Party
West
United States
Commonwealth
Anerica
America
Tombstone Bulletin of Local News and Notes
Tuesday's Daily reports Gus Heyman engaged in Tombstone business major Montanden in town for a few hours D D Ross a passenger on the incoming stage remains of T A Atchison to be shipped east tomorrow Mexican residents to celebrate Independence Day George Daily in Tombstone taking orders for fall and winter clothing Charley Smith and H L Thomas back from California J H L Slaughter unlikely to return from Kansas before October J G Howe returns from Bisbee after surveying mining claims for Copper Queen flag at half mast for T A Atchison office being fitted for Judge Reilly Nick Nobile confined to the recliner after a fall Charles Maralen of Western Commercial Co Los Angeles seeks sale of gooty Asrious interests John Kelso J A Bright and Lewis William Cochise Republican committee members W H Mis of Maricopa and TJ Woilie of Phoenix Republican chair Pro fessor Bernard LX observatory announces discovery of Jupiter sun satellite and a hint of a Republican coincidence.
Board of Supervisors Minutes September 12 1892
Board of Supervisors met at 2 pm with Chairman Geo W Bryan and Supervisor John Montgomery. Minutes approved. The duplicate assessment roll for 1892 was completed and taxes levied. Clerk ordered to turn over the duplicate to the Treasurer and ex officio tax collector. The board adjourned to 9 am September 13 1892. Attest Wa D Moxwenter Clerk. The Phenix Herald avoids Prescott convention nominations.
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Board of Supervisors
Geo. W. Bryan
John Montgomery
Republican county race and telegraph word counting changes
The text notes Shearer a former Tombstone resident and justice of the peace sought the Los Angeles county assemblyman ticket but failed. L C Hughes of the Tucson Star travels to Nogales. It mentions Western Union's October 1 word counting reform and predicts Republican turnout among workers on projects like the North and South road and canal at Gis Bend. Micky Stewart seeks delegateship aided by that voting bloc.
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Shearer
Tombstone
Los Angeles County
Asemblyman
Western Union Telegraph Company
North and South Road
Wolfley
Gis Bend
Micky” Stewart
Ariza
Cattle Brand Ads Feature in Weekly News Page
Subscribers to the Daily Prospector or Weekly Errravu will see cattle brand notices in the Erprrariu edition with no compensation. A page of local affairs will cover cattle interest. A year's subscription buys a one inch brand ad in the Weekly Sprrarn.
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Prospector
Cattle brands listed across Arizona ranches in Kingman notice
A historic OCR fragment outlines numerous cattle brands and post office locations across Mohave and surrounding counties. Brands such as AX MB WE Circle W on left, and horses with shoulder marks appear beside post offices Tombstone Bisbee Sulphur Springs Dragoon Mountains and Wickenburg areas.
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Chiricshua Catile CO
Hiron Bread
BHP Connected
Liamord
Danige
Valley
Atrle
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W. CU. Stewart
Manx Swtra
George Cluf
Council
Woillley
G.O. P
Arizona
Foster
Dr. Jenkins
San Francisco
Prescott Covention
Gus Heyman
Major Montanden
D. D. Ross
T. A. Atchicon
George Daily
Charley Smith
H. L. Thomas
Arfe
J. HL. Slaughter
Kansas
J. G. Howe
Bis*bee
Copper Queen
T.A. Atchison
Fre
W.H. Stilwell
B. 8. Coffman
Reilly
Four Street
Nick Nobile
Charles Maralen
Western Commercial Company
Los Angeles
John Kelso
J. A. Bright
Lewis William Re
Cochise
Republcan
W. H. Mis
Maricopa
TJ. Woilley
Poenix Republican
Secrete
Tux
Bernard
Liex Observatory
Jupiter
Icke
Micky
Stewart
Board of Supersior
Gro. W
Wa. D
The
Phenix Herald
Ergresnre
Ise Breg
Bate
Cnioreo
DSS
L.C. Hughes
Tucson Star
Nogaler
Mr. Hughes
Arizona World's Fair Commission
Cattle Brands
Joan B
Slaughter
Postoce
Tembetane Artene
Beanardive
Caitie Bray
Righ
Ritht Rhoniser
J. M. Richardson
Pontofice Dra Caberss Ait
Nye
Apac
Brie
Ariz
San Sun Va Be
South Slope Dragoon Mts
Catee
Rockfel
OW & Servoss
Postoffice
Witee
So'phor
Chi Steck
A. Bauer
Dragoon Mts
A. Ane
Monk Bros
Wreer
Rana
Kelrout
Hoelder
Origitmpy
Boaley
Mats
Ji Duashee
Metcaly
von Byone
Jeange
Whieb
CK Land & Castle CO
Fight Ami
Hupe
John 1
Kay
Powers
A. T.valle Tange
Rucker Canyon
San Simos
W. B. Taylor & Co
Zeta Bien
Range
Salpher
Herve Brand
ENVER
BUC
Eldredge Manufacturing CO
Belvidere. Ill
Lerience
Cela
W. Jd. Chamberlain & CO
JFWCE
WORKS
Seth & Wazee
Bex
Denver
Telephone
Tombstone Daily
Cochise County
Ndependent
Coch County
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