Late Captain Christy Remains Transported to El Paso
The body of the late Captain Christy was shipped to El Paso yesterday and buried at Concordia near El Paso under the auspices of the K of P. The remains were reported in Tucson with various local notes about mining, immigration and civic events.
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Concordia
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Jack Blomberg
Wells, Fargo & Co
Santa Fe
Emporia
Boston
Tom Davis
Ld Sullivan
Boundary survey party visits Tombstone in fine climate
Lieut Seyborn and Dr Mearns of the boundary survey team praise Tombstone and southern Arizona as having unmatched climate. Seyborn notes Geronimo era service and says the Apache question is settled. The group camps at Pete Johnson’s ranch below Bisbee while Mexican surveyors lag due to funding but are expected to close the gap.
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Dr. Mearns
Boundary Survey
Tombstone
Arizona
Lieut
Seyborn
San Carlos Reservation
Pete Johnson
Bisbee
United States
Leyburn
Mearns
San Pedro
el Paso
Stomach Bitters Endorsed for Liver Trouble and Grippe
For over thirty years Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has been a preferred remedy for liver complaints malaria constipation rheumatism debility and dyspepsia. The advertisement urges experience as the guide to choosing medicine and notes recent approval for grippe.
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Hostetter
Bitters
Delegates from Arizona head to Flagstaff convention
Marcus A. Smith W K Meade D L Goodhart and George Irvine of Tombstone and L C Hughes editor of the Daily Star Tucson came from the south last night and left this morning via Atlantic and Pacific for Flagstaff as delegates to organize Democratic clubs. Smith is the current Arizona congressman.
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Albuquerque Citizen
Marcus A. Smith
W. K. Meade
D. L. Goodhart
George Irvine
Tombstone
Arizona
L. C. Hughes
Daily Star
Tucson
Atlantic & Pacific
Flagstail
Smith
Congress
Vote the regular ticket on November ballot day
The message urges voters to support the regular ticket and vote on November 8 at the ballot box, arguing that only the act of voting matters and that factions should form or join aligned with their views rather than complain. It emphasizes registering individual opinion at the poll.
Democratic ticket nominated at Solomonville convention
At the Solomonville gathering the Democratic ticket was chosen for county offices: Council O M Shannon assembly F L B Goodwin George Skinner sheriff Geo A Onley recorder H J Dowdle treasurer Joseph Layton district attorney Wiley E Jones probate judge W D Cameron. G H Kelly elected chairman of the county central committee. Harmony prevailed and the Democrats are in the fight win.
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Solomonville
O.M. Shannon
Assembly
F. L. B Goodwin
George Skinner
Geo. A. Onley
H. J. Dowdle
Joseph Layton
Wiley E. Jones
W.D. Cameron
Harmony
G. H. Kelly
Weissert Named Commander in Chief of G A R
Milwaukee leader A G Weissert chosen to succeed General Palmer as commander in chief of the G A R. R H Werfield elected senior vice commander in chief and Pete B Ayers of Delaware named junior vice commander in chief.
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A. G. Weissert
Milwaukee
Palmer
R. H. Werfield
Pete B. Ayers
Delaware
Montana Exhibit to Feature Silver Statue at World Fair
A solid silver statue eight feet tall, valued at 50 000 dollars, will stand on a gold pedestial worth 200 000 dollars at the World Fair. The pedestal represents the largest gold lump seen, and sculptor B. N. Park will receive 10 000 dollars for the model.
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Montana
B. N. Park
Daily notes from Prescott and region updates
Thursday’s Daily reports visits and health updates across Arizona towns. D Reppy visits, Nellie Walsh travels from California, and Judge Reilly rests in New Mexico. Proposals include E W French renominated for probate judge, Behan nominated for the assembly, and World’s Fair commissioners named. The Supreme Court session starts October 26, and local events cover tax notices, education, rail plans, and mining news.
Adobe versus brick debate leads to water rights clash
In a Citizen letter Dos Cabezas man DeLong argues adobe remains practical in dry climates while brick suits damp frost zones. The Mohawk canal company of Yuma county plans a major water-right suit against most Gila river canals, aiming to secure priority supply from 1883 headworks, with Chief Justice Gooding to oversee proceedings and key attorneys from Phenix and Tucson.
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DeLong
Dos Cabezas
Alice
Arizona
Mohawk Canal Company
Yuma County
Gila River
South Gila
Farmer's
Gila Bend
Florence
Gooding
St Phenix
C.F. Ainsworth
Phenix
W. H. Barnes
Tucson
Mohawk
Yuma
Hotels and arrivals mix with Tombstone politics
The page lists hotel guests from Cochire to San Francisco and notes heavy activity in Tombstone including voting registration closes Oct 17 and final papers for voters. It mentions Dr. Mearns collecting specimens for Smithsonian and local weather, travel, and social updates across Arizona towns.
Bisbee Column Reflects Local News and Elections
Sept. 21 report from Bisbee notes Marshall Bob Paul on official business. mentions Amelia anniversary, education, travels, mining fixes, and a large Democrats meeting with 25 delegates named for a county convention. Describes a Nogales line and cigar case border novelty. Territorial bonds placement by Hughes signals confidence.
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United States
Marshall Bob Paul
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