Cochise County official notices announce candidacies
The item records multiple 1892 notices from Tombstone announcing candidates for Cochise county offices. J P McAllister Bowman Bishop Vickers Scribner Patton and C D Staehle declare runs for Sheriff Treasurer Assessor and District Attorney subject to Republican or Democratic county conventions in Cochise Arizona with dates in August 1892.
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Cochise County
Dimraic County
W_T. HUGHES
Hanson
Anne
Tombstone
Sineen
Shere
Cocnan Qesety
J.P. McAllister
Republcan County
Bowman Bisho
Arizona
John Montgomery
J. I. Patton
Tombatore
Cuchite County
Candidate for District Attorney in Crchise County
A candidate declares intent for the District Attorney post in Crchise County noting it is contingent on the Democratic County Convention. Message dated Tombstone September 15 1892 signed Clark.
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Crchise County
Clark
Tombstone
Granville Johnston Seeks Probate Judge Post in County Rally
Tombstone resident Has Granville Johnston announces candidacy for Probate Judge subject to Republican county convention. September 16, 1852 display note references the filing and political process.
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Republcan County
Granville Johnston
Tombstone
Idle Moments Chronicle of New York and St Louis Vignettes
The piece notes Ose-cimra in New York with 117 owners and estates and claims no Ta- Gian fatalities by lightning. It cites St Louis police ordering 1000 Chinese residents to relocate, highlighting a Chinese gardener near Furlong Pennsylvania who buried 110 stone knives, while Lee Wait of Astoria is described as the lone Chinese gardener in America with a garden truck.
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Ose-cimra
New York City
St. Louis
Furlong
Dag
Lee Wait
Astoria
L. 1
America
Local Notes and Advertisements from Tombstone Area
Geor g A piotcast Mellins Food at Millers Drug Store. Metcalf for probate judge appears in this issue. Mrs McDonough returns from California. Water scarce in southern Arizona. Cholera rumors in Sonora and Coahuila. Aransas Pass railroad may join Southern Pacific. Mrs Walsh goes to El Paso. son ill. Van Horn returns to Cochise. Cholera could visit Arizona. cleanup urged. Can Can restaurant buys fat Kansas chickens and fresh fruits. Letters arrive for B Kelton’s husband.
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Can Can
California
Pacific Coast
Brayerprern's Piris Blood Purifier Purgative and Tonic
Stimulates the blood to aid nature in expelling morbid humors and curing disease. The pills act as purgative sudorific and diuretic medicine affecting bowels kidneys and skin. One or two taken nightly is an infallible remedy. Bundreth's Pills sold in every drug store in plain or sugar coated form.
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Brayprern
Funeral for Deputy Vernon Wilson Follows Train Robbery
The city mourns Deputy Marshal Vernon Wilson killed in the Collis railroad robbery. A full funeral service at the city plaza featured a sermon by Rev. Dillman, pallbearers Burkhalter Taylor O’Brien Finlay Straum and Gray, and a cemetery ceremony with “The Service of the Dead.” The cortege drew a large business and official crowd. Mrs. Harrison’s illness is reported as dire.
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Vernon Wilson
Burkhalter
Taylor
O'Brien
Finlay
Straum
Gray
Dillman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Claff Ip Nominee for Graham County Council
The Solomonville Bulletin notes Geo. Claff, Republican nominee for Councilman in Graham County. A Utah arrival about a year ago, he has taught elocution and school and staged theatricals in Arizona. Once a Democrat in Utah, he is not a Mormon leader but a private member. He is seen as a pleasant man with no strong public ability beyond elocution and acting.
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Solomonville
Jim
Geo. Claff
Graham County
Utah
Arizona
Chat
Cluff
Drummer Captain Christie Dies in Car on N M A Road
Tombstone saloon drummer Captain Christie aged 56 died in a car near Fairbank on the N M A road after heavy drinking and pain. An inquest by Chas Granville Johnson declared natural causes. Body to Tombstone then El Paso. Attendant absent moment before death. Mrs Hattie Mason praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by H J Peto.
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Captain Christie
Tombstone
Fairbank
R. F. Johnson & Co
el Pato
Chas Granville Johnson
el Paso
Hattie Mason
Chilton, Carter Co
Chamberlain
H. J. Peto
St. Patrick's
H. J . Pero
Fragmented Rail and Lost Item Notices Across Papers
A mosaic of clipped notes mentions rail mileage in the United States, Glasgow projects, and Chicago rail investments ahead of a world fair. Short items seek a lost brown leather pocketbook with stamps and a railroad ticket to Washington. another advertises work for energetic men with weekly earnings.
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United States
Starieries
Glasgow
Iris
Chicago
Washington
Tombstone
Bisbee
Fairbank
Bisbee Notes and Local Items From Sept 17
Bisbee is solid for Jake Bowman for sheriff. Dr. A C Wright is prominently mentioned as a candidate for the next legislative assembly. Chamberlains remedies and St Patrick’s Pills advertised with typical patent medicine claims. Rev C B Nugent offers language lessons and college preparation. A social note mentions Dan Hawkins dance a success and locals visiting the custom house.
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Bisbee
Jake Bowman
A. C. Wright
Legislative Assembly
Contention Over Containments Draws Local Attention
Fragmentary notes mention Nogales and Fairbank with references to Hesschuce and Crittenden. Limited readable items hint at a local contention or issue but details and context remain unclear from the OCR.
Changed Hands at Maron Doree Restaurant
The Maron Doree restaurant has changed hands with A Toquet and wife retiring and Tacob Miller taking charge. The restaurant will be run in first class fashion in connection with the bakery, of which Miller has been proprietor for years. The premises have been renovated and under new management, Miller invites old customers to return and welcomes new patrons.
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Maron Doree
A. Toquet
Tacob Miller
Water notice to shut off supply earlier this evening
Owing to scarcity of water the supply will be shut off at dv'clock p.m. instead of 6 p.m. as before. Water for trees and gardens must be used in great moderation and only to keep them alive. Huacttecea Wats Co J. W. Clark Ges.
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J.W. Clark
Huachuca Water Co
Teft
Huacttecea Wats Co
J. W. Clark
Ges
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Ignal Service
Amsomnes Meyvel
SCGVT
WHITE
Tontstons Avia
Heriff
Cochise
J. V. Vickers
Announs-M-S
Trevarer
M.D. Scribner
Eloston
George A
Metcalt
Tomostone
Geo. A. Piotcast
Mellin's
Miller's Drug Store
Horrah
Senator Stewart of
Nevale
Yaple's
Millen
Dave Stoxs
Metcalf
Oso Negro Co
Sonora
N.mcdonough
Nogales
Dalton Gang
Deming
Monclova
Mexico
Coahuila
Chihuahua
Milisa's Cave
Aransas Pass
The
Southern Pacific Company
Mark Smith
Dragoon Mountains
A. D. Walsh
el Paso Tomorry
Walter
People’s Party
Kansas
Uber
van” van Horn
Miller’ Drug Store
Gephard
Barbacomari
Nobile
Price
Warnekros
Nat Hawke
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Claff
AOTEL
San
Frank Moore
Chiricahua
B. O. Land
Pete Redevieh
J. HP
Cochisel H
Acenrs Warren
P.O. Box
New York
Mae
Bisbee News
Mr. Vickers
Dan Hawkins
Miy
Liggett
Custom House
C. B. Nugent
South Bounnd
AmizoxAae
Bantern
4Esam
Benson
Rooa
Tucson
Veena i Egon Mts
Ios Aneces
Jon Anax
Hosrixe
Pioneer Store Cor
Fremont Sts
Joe Hoefler
Prof'r
Oman
General Merchandise
Buckeye
University of Arizona
Mires
Address— University
Tucsos Act
A.Y
Wansexnos
J. M.connected
New England
Hoxren’s
Tyler Des CO
Louis
Manmooth
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