Subject Index To The ARIZONA CHAMPION 1889

ACCIDENT INSURANCE
See Insurance

eight year old Birdie Foster dies from gunshot wound by Grice Ja/12 3/3
A.C. Weber drowned in Salt River near Tempe Mr/23 3/3
Mexican thinking he had thrown all cartridges from his gun, shot and killed a Mexican girl in Tucson Ap/27 3/2
small Mexican boy almost burned to death when coal oil can explodes in Tucson Je/1 3/3
Miss Fuller's body recovered from Gila River below Pima, drowned last March Je/1 3/3
George Jones, Flagstaff, has log roll over his hand Je/8 3/2
Mrs. Thomas Hesser, Winslow, burns both hands when gasoline burner exploded Jy/20 3/3
Maria Canos, Florence, is severely burned when putting coal oil on the fire; alive Jy/23 4/2
Frank M. Brown and two others drowned while shooting rapids near Marble Canyon on Colorado river Ag/3 3/1
W.B. Vanderlip, Jr. comes to Flagstaff after being injured in a tussel with a horse Ag/10 3/2
Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Lemon's child, Florence, drowns in an irrigation ditch Ag/17 3/4
Ed. St-alton, Enterprise saw mill employee, was seriously hurt Ag/24 3/1
Dr. Warnekros, Tombstone, breaks his leg and is staying at Mrs. Hicks, Flagstaff Ag/24 3/2
Henry Kurth, Flagstaff blacksmith, has wrist broken by horse Ag/24 3/2
Chas. Mays seriousl hurt at A-1 cattle ranch by a broncho horse Ag/24 3/2
Chas. Schulz's team demolishes the buckboard in a run away Se/21 3/2
Frank Moore, foreman of the Big Mill in Flagstaff, cuts his hand severely Oc/12 3/1
Thomas McMillen, Flagstaff, is thrown against a stove on the train to Prescott No/16 3/2
Constable Francis, Flagstaff, has two ribs broken and other disfigurements when his horse fell No/30 3/2
Daniel Santiano, Springer, New Mexico, was lost in a storm and dies De/7 3/4
unknown dead man found near Fort Huachuca; cause of death unknown Je/1 4/1

ADMINISTRATION
See Arizona--Courts; Indians

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
See Arizona--Courts; Crimes and Criminals

ADVERTISEMENTS
Are indexed only twice a year, the issue before Christmas and the issue before the 4th of July or as close to these issues as possible.
They are arranged chronologically under City, Patent Medicine and Transportation.

Louisiana State Lottery Je/29 2/4
History of Arizona and New Mexico by Hubert Howe Bancroft, agents wanted by History Co., San Francisco Je/29 2/4
Denny, Rice & Co., Boston, Arizona Wool Commission Je/29 2/6
Louisiana Lottery Je/29 3/4
Royal Baking Powder, New York Je/29 4/2
Boys and girls requested to send names in to Trask & Ramsey, Business and Normal Institute, Stockton, Calif. Je/29 4/2
to tourists visiting the Grand Canyon, John Hance, guide Je/29 4/2
stock brands Je/29 4/3
Mongomery Ward & Co. Je/29 4/5
Royal Baking Powder De/7 1/1
Lottery of the Beneficencia Publica, Mexican National Government De/7 2/5
Fulton Engine Works, Los Angeles, Calif. De/7 2/5
R.S. Bassett, Pomona, Calif., pianos and organs De/7 2/6
Alex Ayers, San Jose, Calif., cowboy outfitter De/7 2/6
John Hance, Grand Canyon river guide De/7 3/2
John Breuner, Furniture House, Sacramento, Calif. De/7 3/6
Louisiana State Lottery Company De/7 4/2
The History Co., San Francisco, Calif. De/7 4/2
Munn & Co., patent solicitors De/7 4/6
Weekly Globe-Democrat newspaper, Globe Printing Co. De/7 4/6
Challender
Philip Hull, Sr. has horses and mares for sale Je/29 2/3
Flagstaff
Weekly Champion is kept on file at E.C. Dake's Advertising Agency, San Francisco Je/29 2/1
fine millinery, Mrs. M.A. Gillipsie Je/29 2/3
Philip Hull will have 20 or 30 head of horses in Flagstaff to sell Je/29 2/5
Bayless Brothers, three chair barber shop, hot and cold baths Je/29 2/5
J. Derr, fine merchant tailor, made to order Je/29 2/5
J. H. Morse, contractor and builder Je/29 2/5
Club rooms, J. J. Donahue Je/29 2/5
W. L. Ferter, photographers gallery south side of Railroad Avenue, one door east of Howe's Furniture Store Je/29 2/5
Mammoth House of J. Salzmans Flagstaff and Williams Je/29 2/6
W. J. Murphy, clothing, groceries and dishes Je/29 2/6
C. A. Keller, next door to Arizona Central Bank Je/29 2/6
Bank Hotel, rooms by day, week or month, dining room attached, T. J. Coalter Je/29 2/6
Drugs and Medicines, styles and designs, D. J. Brannen & Co. Je/29 2/6
P. J. Brannen & Brother, dry goods, gents furnishing and tailoring department under John Derr Je/29 3/-
J. Salzman closes out gents' wear to make room for groceries Je/29 3/1
Champion office has old papers for sale Je/29 3/1
35,OOO envelopes at D. J. Brannen & Co. Je/29 3/1
30,000 cigarettes at wholesale prices (sic) at Drug Store Je/29 3/1
save money by buying at Salzman's Je/29 3/1
Mrs. Brown's for neatly and cheaply made dresses Je/29 3/1
$10 suits at Kilpatricks Je/29 3/1
men's wear at J. R. Kilpatrick Je/29 3/1
J. R. Kilpatrick sells hand sewed French calf shoe for $6.50 Je/29 3/1
Singer sewing machine, G. A. Woods is agent Je/29 3/1
Flagstaff has a number of Louisiana State Lottery holders Je/29 3/1
Mrs. R. S. Foster has two seated spring wagon for sale Je/29 3/1
P. B. Rumsey sells and delivers milk for ten cents a quart Je/29 3/1
Stetson hats at J. R. Kilpatrick's Je/29 3/1
Mrs. M. A. Gillispee receives summer hats, lace and straw Je/29 3/1
J. Salzman receives large consignment of clothing and furnishing goods Je/29 3/2
J. R. Kilpatrick, gents' gurnishing goods Je/29 3/4
Furniture and bedding, Thomas Howe Je/29 3/5
G. A. Bray, Red Store on San Francisco Avenue Je/29 3/5
Flagstaff Stables, livery, feed and sale, A. C. Morse Je/29 3/5
Cameron & Lind, new summer goods Je/29 3/6
Arizona Lumber Co., Pine Lumber Je/29 3/6
D. Babbitt, hardware$ stoves, paints, oils, glass, etc. Je/29 3/6
J. M. Simpson, real estate and commission, manager of Flagstaff Water Works Je/29 3/6
Enterprise Lumber Co., Pine Lumber Je/29 3/6
Feed and Flour warehouse, J. Sanderson Je/29 3/6
Arizona Central Bank, J. H. Hoskins, Jr. cashier Je/29 4/1
Ross & Van Horn, attorneys-at-law Je/29 4/1
Stewart & Doe, attorneys-at-law Je/29 4/1
Dr. J. M. Marshall, dentist Je/29 4/1
Dr. D. J. Brannen, physician and surgeon Je/29 4/1
P. G. Cornish, physician and surgeon Je/29 4/1
H. J. Miller, attorney-at-law Je/29 4/1
Curtis & Cavaness, contractors and builders Je/29 4/2
Grand Canyon Livery and Feed Stables, E. S. Wilcox Je/29 4/2
P. J. Brannen & Bro., dr goods store De/7 1/-
subscribe to Champion De/7 1/6
Arizona Central Bank De/7 1/6
J. Derr, tailor De/7 2/4
J. J. Donahue, proprietor, club rooms De/7 2/4
The Gem Saloon, W. G. Henry, proprietor De/7 2/5
Gallup Coal Co., H. W. Gibbons, Agent De/7 2/5
J. Salzman, general store De/7 2/6
J. R. Kilpatrick, gents' furnishing goods De/7 2/6
Bank Hotel, T. J. Coalter, proprietor De/7 2/6
Pioneer Drug Store, D. J. Brannen De/7 2/6
Baer's Photography of Arizona Scenery, D. J. Brannen, agent De/7 2/6
Singer Sewing machines, G. A. Woods, agent De/7 3/1
Pattridge & Spencer, White Rye Whiskey De/7 3/1
dressing cases at D. J. Brannen's De/7 3/1
Smoker's sets or shaving cases at D. J, Brannen's De/7 3/1
Mint Saloon, D. V. McGonigle, proprietor De/7 3/1
Pioneer Drug Store De/7 3/2
Brannen & Bro., elegant Christmas presents De/7 3/2
Cook & Lee De/7 3/4
Thomas Howe, agent for Chicago Carpet Co. De/7 3/5
Gorham A. Bray, Red Front Store De/7 3/5
Meat Market, Marshall & Mohlenpah De/7 3/5
General Merchandise Store, David Babbitt De/7 3/6
S. Martin, wholesale liquor dealer De/7 3/6
Arizona Lumber Company De/7 3/6
Flagstaff Stables, A. C. Morse, proprietor De/7 4/6
Grand Canyon Livery & Feed Stables, E. S. Wilcox, proprietor De/7 4/7
Patent Medicine
Chamberlain's Codie, cholera and diarhea remedy is praised, available at D. J. Brannen & Co. Je/29 2/2
Dr. King's New Discovery is praised available at D. J. Brannen's drugstore Je/29 2/3
SSS or Swift's Specific is praised Je/29 2/3
Bucken's Arnica Salve for cuts, bruises, etc., available at D. J. Brannen & Co. Je/29 2/3
Hood's Sarasparilla Je/29 2/3
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery restores health Je/29 3/2
Hostetter Stomack Bitter is praised Je/29 3/4
California Positive & Negative Electric; Creasinger & Co. of Los Angeles Je/29 4/1
Syrup of Figs, kidneys, liver & bowels, California Fig Syrup Co., San Francisco Je/29 4/2
Dr. Lalfields Rejuvenator, Dr. C. D. Salfield, San Francisco Je/29 4/5
Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil & hypophosphrate Je/29 4/5
I cure fits, epilepsy or falling sickness, H. C. Roots New York Je/29 4/5
Bucklen's Arnica Salve De/7 1/3
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup De/7 1/4
Dr. King's New Discovery De/7 1/5
Electric Bitters De/7 1/6
T. A. Slocum, M. C. De/7 1/7
California Fig Syrup Co. De/7 1/7
Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. Cheney & Co. De/7 2/4
Hood's Sarsaparilla De/7 2/4
Hood's Sarsaparilla De/7 3/1
Hostetteros Stomach Bitters De/7 3/3
Syrup of Figs De/7 3/3
Hood's Sarsaparilla De/7 3/4
Syrup of Figs De/7 4/1
Dr. Salfield's rejuvenator De/7 4/5
Infalliable remedy De/7 4/5
Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil De/7 4/5
Prescott
Clark Churchill, attorney and counsellor at law Je/29 4/1
E. M. Sanford, attorney-at-law Je/29 4/1
J. F. Osenburg, saddler De/7 2/7
W. E. Landgrebe, shave and bath De/7 3/1
Transportation
Atlantic & Pacific railroad schedule Je/29 2/5
passenger train schedule going west and east Je/29 3/4
Atlatic & Pacific Time table De/7 4/6
stage line via Peach Springs to Grand Canyon De/7 4/6
Williams
Mammoth House of J. Salzman, Flagstaff and Williams Je/29 2/6

AFRO-AMERICANS
See Negroes

AGRIBUSINESS
See Economic Conditions; Agriculture

this section produces fine potatoes, yet they are still imported Mr/16 3/1
Wm. H. Hardy says Maricopa farmers are land poor and are more interested in town happenings than farming Ap/6 2/2
W. H. Anderson, rancher four miles north of Flagstaff, raised fine parsnips Ap/6 3/3
hint to alfalfa raisers Ap/13 4/2
P. O. Harding sets out 300 to 400 fruit trees on his Oak Creek ranch Ap/20 3/1
Thomas McMillan plans large crop of grain and potatoes on his ranch three miles north of Flagstaff My/18 1/6
O. P. Harding returns to Flagstaff from planting five to six hundred fruit trees on his Oak Creek ranch My/18 3/2
tobacco raised at Tanque Verde, makes a hit, L. Zenkendorf & Co. manufactures Je/1 1/4
A & P desires Northern Arizona to be well represented at at agricultural fair in Albuquerque Je/1 3/2
ripe cantalope and watermelon are cheap in Yuma Je/8 2/2
no new potatoes in the market yet Ag/10 3/1
Verde parties sell fruit in Flagstaff Ag/17 3/1
J. L. V. Thomas brings corn and cabbage from Oak Creek ranch Se/21 3/3
watermelon is sold by train men in Flagstaff Ag/31 3/2
Daggs Bros. bring fruit specimens from their Phoenix ranch, need the Central Arizona Railway Ag/31 3/3
J. A. Marshall, San Francisco Mountain farmer, brought a ton of potatoes to Flagstaff Oc/5 3/1
farmers bring in potatoes to Flagstaff Oc/19 3/1
W. H. Anderson harvest 50 to 60 tons of potatoes from his farm three miles north of Flagstaff Oc/26 3/2
Silver Belt, Globe newspaper, grist mill in Globe wanted Oc/26 3/3
Tucson flour mill turns out 55 barrels a day Oc/26 3/3
Arizona's benefits spoken of by N. O. Murphy No/2 2/2
Verde farmers want to have flouring mill De/7 3/4
more land under cultivation than every My/18 1/3
ranches north of Flagstaff look green Jy/27 3/1
Ralph H. Cameron, Flagstaff, ships four cars (80 tons) of potatoes De/28 3/2

AGUA ZARCA

thirty miles south of Nogales No/30 1/3

ALCOHOL AND DRUGS

Pima county has 65 liquor dealers, distribution given (but torn out) Mr/9 2/1
Prescott officers raid "opium joints" every week Mr/16 3/1
Flagstaff officers raid hop point, Hop Sing's, on Sunday night Ag/10 3/3

ALIENS
See Chinese in the United States; Mexicans in the United States

AMUSEMENTS
See Entertainment

ANIMALS
See also: Livestock; Pets; Sports

fish commissioners should consider stocking Oak Creek, nine miles from Flagstaff Se/7 3/3
game season on birds begins Sept. 1 and for mammals on Oct. 1, prairie chicken and grouse cannot be killed until 1892 Se/14 3/2
parties desiring fish should apply to T. W. Otis, business agent of territorial fish and game commission Se/28 3/2
wild animals have caused considerable loss to stock men, especially in lower Agua Fria vicinity Oc/5 3/3
canvass back ducks seen at Mormon Lake Oc/19 3/2
those wishing free fish to stock their pond should contact T. W. Otis, Prescott Oc/26 3/1
Bain Black reports Rogers lake covered with ducks Oc/26 3/1
four horse wagon loads of quail and fish are brought to Flagstaff from the Verde No/16 3/1
Journal-Miner relates two cases and reminds people that cruelty to animals is a misdemeanor No/23 1/3
Grand Canyon visitors kill a young mountain sheep No/23 3/2
anyone who has lost livestock by lions or other wild animals report to C. A. Behm De/7 3/2

ANTHROPOLOGISTS
See Scientists

ANTHROPOLOGY
See also: Indians; Scientists for individuals

ancient villages and unknown Indian tribes found 600 miles north of Prescott Ja/26 1/4
Frank Cushing engages in uncovering the races of an ancient civilization in New Mexico and Arizona Mr/16 1/2
Cushing geological survey discovers buried city south of Gallup Ap/6 2/1
A. L. Morrison, New Mexico, replaces Special Agent Slater and ordered to Casa Grande to report on preservation of prehistoric ruins My/18 2/1
description of Montezuma Wells is given Jy/6 1/5
Lt. F. Schwatka, explorer, declares cliff dwellings near Flagstaff identical to New Mexico dwellings Ag/31 3/2
Indian remains in the Salt River Valley Ag/10 2/2

APACHE COUNTY
Includes Navajo county until 1895

J. D. Linkins, Apache county assessor, is a defaulter No/30 3/4

ARCHAEOLOGY
See Anthropology

ARCHITECTURE
See Building and Buildings

ARIZONA
Includes general information on the territory of Arizona, the capitol, the governors and the legislatures. For articles on acts of the legislatures see names of specific subjects.
See also: Boundaries

census and taxable property given Ja/5 1/3
Congress manifests a disposition to admit some territories to statehood Ja/5 2/1
N. O. Murphy, Prescott, is a candidate for secretary Ja/5 2/1
article against Arizona becoming a state Ja/5 2/3
contents of a bill providing for admission of territories to Statehood Ja/5 4/1
Phoenix Herald is not in favor of statehood at this time Ja/26 2/1
Gov. Zulick may present J. F. Meador as Treasurer in place of incumbent C. B. Foster Ja/26 2/1
three needless offices exist, Commissioner of Immigration, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Board of Equalization Ja/26 2/1
Sonora and Arizona would make an ideal state but it will never happen Ja/26 4/2
l5th legislative assembly memorialize to President-elect on appointing Arizonians to Arizona offices Mr/9 4/1
N. O. Murphy is appointed Secretary of the Territory Mr/23 2/1
President Harrison stands on party plank of territorial home rule Mr/23 2/2
President's appointees are coming from the territories where in they reside Mr/23 2/2
Gov. Zulick only signed five bills passed by l5th up to last Wednesday Mr/23 3/3
N. O. Murphy, Prescott, is appointed secretary of the Territory Mr/30 2/1
act passes to provide a convention to frame a constitution of a state for voting on by people November 5 Ap/6 1/3
prepares for statehood Ap/6 2/1
Wolfley's appointee, John Y. T. Smith, won over Zulick's C. B. Foster for Treasurer My/18 2/1
Judge Porter's decision in regards to Treasurer is explained My/25 2/1
information on Je/1 1/2
Tombstone Epitaph is now for statehood Je/1 2/1
Col. Frank Hatch is appointed commissioner from Arizona to Paris Je/1 3/3
decision is rendered affecting the calling of constitutional convention Je/1 3/4
Harry R. Jeffords, Tucson, Is appointed Attorney of the United States for Arizona Je/8 2/2
is field for enterprising capitalists Je/15 2/1
Washington special on the rights of territories in holding conventions for constitution framing Je/29 2/1
Globe supports legislature's action of calling a constitutional meeting Jy/16 1/6
tax paying people are opposed to an election for constitutional convention delegates says the Star Ag/1O 2/2
only three papers are in favor of statehood, Herald, Gazette and Eqitaph Ag/17 2/1
Democratic Central Committee of Maricopa county is called in regard to the Constitutional Convention Ag/17 3/4
national government appropriates $38,150 for Arizona government Ag/24 2/1
Tombstone Prospector says the constitutional convention will cost from $100,000 to $200,000 Ag/24 3/3
Robert Connell, Prescott, wants Arizona a state Se/21 2/2
Attorney General Miller says Governor may remove subordinates and appoint successors at once Se/28 2/1
Phoenix paper still have faith in constitutional convention Se/28 2/1
Maricopa county and the convention Se/28 2/2
public notice on payment of warrents issued to old Zulick board employees Oc/5 2/2
New Mexico and Arizona will probably enter the Union of States together Oc/26 1/5
Pinal county calls an election for constitutional convention delegates Oc/26 3/3
population statistics for territories No/2 1/3
N.O. Murphy, Secretary, speaks of Arizona's benefits No/2 2/2
population, taxable property, indebtedness and solution, livestock No/16 2/1
settle to territorial affairs at once, some way or another No/23 2/1
Gov. Wolfley goes to Washington to straighten out territorial muddle No/23 2/3
U. S. Senator introduces bill to annul certain Arizona laws to allow governor to appoint without legislative consent De/28 2/1
Secretary of the Interior refers to the effect of the new states and the population growth in the West on the U. S. government De/28 2/1
Appointments
Tucson and Florence reap all appointments Oc/26 2/1
Washington has not given Northern Arizona recognition in appointments No/23 2/2

Capital
no fear of capital being moved to Salt River Ja/12 2/2
Tucson Star says capital will be removed to Phoenix Ja/26 2/1
removers worked early in legislature Ja/26 2/1
bill to move capital to a permanent location in Phoenix passes both houses Ja/26 3/3
acts passed by l5th legislature Ap/6 1/2, 1/2, 1/3, 1/3 Constitution
Department of Justice declares act authorizing constitutional convention not a law due to passage after legislature session was over Se/14 2/1
Journal Miner says no offical action has been taken by Yavapai county Board of Supervisors on the convention Oc/5 3/2
Courts
See also: Crimes and Criminals for information on specific trials; individual cities for Justice of the Peace Courts
Eb. Williams, ex-District Attorney of Mohave county, aspires to Associate Justice position Ja/12 2/1
Prescott's court convenes Monday Ja/19 3/1
adjourned term of district court will be at St. Johns on 25th Mr/16 3/1
petition circulated for Judge E. M. Sanford, Prescott, to be appointed Chief Justice Mr/30 3/1
acts passed in l5th legislature Ap/6 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/3, 1/3, 1/3
bill providing that closing instructions be presented in writing to the judge Ap/6 1/2
how will territorial authorities get possession of Indian criminals now that U. S. courts have no jurisdiction My/4 4/1
number of Flagstaffians will serve juror duty or as witnesses in Prescott Je/1 3/1
District Court adjouned at Prescott and will open at St. Johns Je/22 3/1
Yavapai county has no complaints of indolent court methods with Judge Wright on the bench Je/29 2/2
Florence Enterprise praises Joseph H. Kibbey, Florence, new associate justice Ag/17 2/2
E. M. Sanford, Prescott, is Chief Justice candidate Ag/17 3/1
Chief Justice James H. Wright and Associate Justice William H. Barnes have been removed Oc/12 2/1
Robert E. Sloan, Pinal county, is appointed Associate Justice of Arizona Oc/26 2/1
Murry McInernay, undersheriff, rounds up jurors from Flagstaff Oc/29 3/1
Grand and trial jurors listed for Yavapai county Oc/26 3/4
Yavapai county grand jury No/9 3/2
District Court holds an adjourned term in Prescott in January No/30 3/1
Governors
Nogales Sunday Herald supports Geo. Christ for governor Ja/12 2/1
Col. C. C. Bean, ex-delegate to Congress, aspires for governorship Ja/12 2/1
Robert E. Morrison is candidate for governor Ja/26 2/1
S. A. Wolfley, Tucson, is appointed governor Mr/16 2/2
Col. Lewis Wolfley appointed governor Mr/30 2/1
President appoints governor and leaves sixteen out Mr/30 2/1
Col. Wolfley is again confirmed as governor Ap/6 2/1
Democrats of Council and House protest the action of Republican's in not allowing Zulick to run the machine Ap/6 2/1
Star of Tucson says Col. Thorp, Flagstaff, presented President with gold bound book containing Colonel's endorsements for governorship Ap/6 2/1
Wolfley and Cleveland are great vetoers Ap/13 2/1
did present governor bring his Tucson blanket? Ap/13 2/1
government appointments are confirmed, list given Ap/27 1/3
warning of a vote in November, 1890 My/4 2/1
ex-governors barbeque had 1500 or 250 present My/18 2/3
reception given Gov. Wolfley by Tombstone citizens Je/8 2/2
Gov. Lewis Wolfley publishes a letter in defense of attacks by some Arizona papers Se/21 2/2
Gov. Wolfley forwards his report to the Secretary of the Interior Oc/26 3/3
Lewis Wolfley's annual governor's report Oc/26 4/2
suit against M. W. Stewart by Zulick is dismissed for want of evidence No/23 2/1
Legislature
member-elect, S. W. Pomeroy of Graham County, resigns Ja/5 2/1
a petition is published asking for laws on gambling, alcohol and the Lord's Day Ja/12 1/3
l5th Legislature Assembly of Arizona meets at Prescott one week from Monday Ja/12 2/1
will l5th do better than the 14th Ja/19 2/1
l5th convenes Monday next Ja/19 2/1, 2/1
Geo. H. Stevens claims Graham county's assembly seat but has no certificate of election Ja/26 2/1
report from l5th legislature with notes from Prescott Ja/26 3/3
Arizona Enterprise complains that Phoenix papers report proceedings poorly Mr/9 2/1
adjourns the 21st Mr/9 2/1
14th legislature was economical but l5th will be under Mr/23 2/1
l5th legislature adjounred Thursday, council will remain to confirm Governor's appointments Mr/23 2/1
passes Sunday rest bill Mr/23 3/2
Sunday law passes Mr/23 3/3
list of bills passed by the l5th legislature and signed by the Governor Ap/6 1/1
Champion receives new laws of the l5th in pamphlet form Je/1 2/1
whispers of an extra legislative session being called No/9 2/1

ARIZONA CENTRAL RAILROAD
See Railroads--Arizona Central Railroad

ARIZONA--EDUCATION
See Education and Schools

ARIZONA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION
See Fairs--Arizona Industrial Exposition

ARIZONA MINERAL BELT
See Railroads--Arizona Mineral Belt

ARMY OFFICERS
See Military Service as a Profession

ARSON
See Crimes and Criminals--Arson

ARTISTS
See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

ARTS, CRAFTS AND HOBBIES
Includes all non-Indian arts, crafts and hobbies that are not business.
See also: Indians; Entertainment

Mrs. Leaming, Flagstaff, has done beautiful paintings De/7 3/1

ASSAULT
See Crimes and Criminals--Assault

ASSESSMENT
See Tax and Taxation

ASSOCIATIONS
See Clubs and Organizations; Livestock--Associations

ASTRONOMY

Rev. G. H. Adams lectures on the moon at the M.E. church Monday and plans one on the sun for Tuesday Ag/10 3/3
most of Flagstaff observed the eclipse through smoked glass Ja/5 3/2

ATCHINSON COMPANY
See Railroads--Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe

ATCHINSON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILROAD
See Railroads--Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe

ATHLETES
See Sports

ATHLETICS
See Sports

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
See Railroads--Atlantic & Pacific

ATTORNEYS
See Law as a Profession

AUTHORS
See Books and Publishers

BALLS (ENTERTAINMENT)
See Entertainment

BANDS
See Music

BANKING
See Banks and Finance

BANKRUPTCY
See Banks and Finance--Debts

BANKS AND FINANCE
See also: Economic Conditions; Education and Schools; Railroads

stockholders of Citizen Bank of Flagstaff meet Ap/6 3/2
Hoof & Horn complements Arizona Central Bank of Flagstaff Ap/20 3/2
Citizens Bank of Flagstaff closes and deposits accounts with the Arizona Central Bank Ap/20 3/2
John Vories substitutes for C. S. Bowman (Zeke) at the Arizona Central Bank in Flagstaff My/4 3/2
Citizens Bank of Flagstaff consolidates with the Arizona Central My/18 1/5
E. S. Gosney opens a private loan office, in Flagstaff My/18 1/5
Arizona Central Bank, Flagstaff, moves from Kilpatrick building to Bank Hotel, formerly occupied by Citizens Bank Je/8 3/1
all money, silver and gold coin, should be scrutinized carefully Jy/13 3/1
E. S. Gosney receives new safe from Chicago Ag/31 3/2
Pinal County Bank is begun in Florence Se/28 3/3
Minnesota building and loan association is condemned as a fraud; has branches in Arizona No/30 3/4
Debts
H. Hardrick, Williams, sues James Bowers for $8 Mr/9 3/4 leg. annc.
Mrs. H. F. Little, Williams, sues H. Boyd for $42.75 Mr/9 3/4 leg. annc.
J. M. Simpson will charge 2% per month interest on debts and will cut off water to non bill payers after April lst Mr/9 4/3
acts passed by l5th legislature Ap/6 1/2, 1/2, 1/3
Mrs. Nellie Little publishes notice for debtors to settle Ap/27 3/5
Champion places special notice concerning overdue subscriptions Je/8 2/2
Cameron & Lind demand settlement Je/8 3/3
Campbell & Frances give notice for debtors to settle Je/15 3/2
W. J. Murphy turns 60 day old bills over to attorney Jy/1 3/2
Antelope Canal, near Yuma, is attacked for debts Ag/17 3/4
H. P. Mulvenon sues C. L. Battles for $14.85 Se/28 2/3 leg. annc.; Oc/5 2/4 leg. annc.
Charles C. Chambers sues Thomas J. Wilson for $32 Se/28 2/3 leg. annc.; Oc/5 2/4 leg. annc.
material of Clifton Clarion sold by constable to satisfy printer's bill Oc/12 3/3
C. E. Boyce sues T. R. Weims for $9.35 Oc/19 2/4 leg. annc. summons

BASEBALL
See Sports--Baseball

BEEF CATTLE
See Livestock-Cattle

BIRDS
See Animals

BIRTHS
See Children; individual parent's name; Women

BLACK AMERICANS
See Negroes

BLACKS
See Negroes

BOARD OF EDUCATION
See Education and Schools

BOOKS AND PUBLISHERS
See also: Advertisements; Newspapers

Champion receives a pamphlet by T. E. Farish on "Northern Arizona: It's Forests, Arable and Grazing Lands" Ja/12 2/1
Rev. R. H. Dawson, Holbrook, fills orders for Sam Jones' Sermons in Flagstaff Mr/9 3/1
Champion will give free copies of "A Land of Sunshine" My/18 2/1
M. N. Lewis, Iowa, canvases for Man, the Masterpiece Je/8 3/2
Hubert Howe Bancroft's Volume XVII containing the history of Arizona and New Mexico is reviewed Je/15 2/3
article on Hubert Howe Bancroft's history of Arizona and New Mexico Je/29 3/4
second hand novels bought, sold and exchanged at Woods in Flagstaff Ag/10 3/1
Champion receives "Cochise County and its Resources" Se/28 2/1
article on W. F. to Cody (Buffalo Bill), author of Story of the Wild West No/16 1/6
review of volume XVI of Hubert H. Bancroft's "North Mexican States and Texas" No/30 1/5

BOUNDARIES
Includes U. S., territory and county boundary disputes.

introduce the bill for the new county early Ja/26 2/1
some officials in Yavapai county have not objection to a county division Ja/26 2/1
detail of the state of the Yavapai county segregation bill Ja/26 2/2
Flinn speaks for creation of a new county, Coconino Mr/9 2/1
Gov. Zulick and Joe Alexander are working for Coconino county Mr/9 2/2
no word on the Coconino county bill Mr/9 3/1
new county Coconino bill passes the house Mr/16 2/1
no news on the new county bill received Mr/16 2/1
new county bill is passed, no doubt it will pass upper house Mr/16 2/1
Chas. L. Flinn, Apache county's representative, answers St. John's Herald on his count bill stand Mr/23 1/2
new county defeated Mr/23 2/2
thanks to J. F. Daggs for work for Coconino county Mr/30 3/2
bill passes annexing certain Yavapai county land to Gila county Ap/6 1/2
act passes empowering board of supervisors to survey and map counties Ap/6 1/3
Fred Riley, Flagstaff, worked for Coconino Ap/6 3/1
Flinn worked for Coconino county and has thanks of community Ap/6 3/1
Ralph H. Cameron worked for Coconino county Ap/6 3/3
Gov. Lewis Wolfley vetoes the segregation of Yavapai county; Champion is ashamed Ap/13 3/2
long Champion article on Coconino county Ap/20 2/1
W. G. Stewart fought for new county Ap/20 3/2
Journal Miner says Republicans have Gov. Wolfley to thank for Coconino veto, Champion says Prescott Republicans only Ap/27 2/1
scathing comments to Journal Miner concerning no support for the Coconino bill Ap/27 2/1
Prescott Courier says veto was Governor's duty, Champion asks what kind Ap/27 2/2
why didn't governor give both reasons in veto Ap/27 2/2
Champion editorial on the handling of the Coconino county bill Ap/27 2/2
Lewis Wolfley's explanatory letter to Flagstaff and the veto are given for the Coconino county bill Ap/27 2/2 2/3
Frank L Rogers, Williams, fought for Coconino county Ap/27 3/1
Republican party receives a severe blow when Coconino bill was vetoed Ap/27 3/2
ball and reception in Flagstaff to honor those who fought for Coconino was a sucess; details given Ap/27 3/3
statement made by Flagstaff citizens against editor untrue My/4 2/1
sentiments of Northeastern Yavapai are expressed over governor's veto of Coconino bill My/4 2/2
strangers in Flagstaff are interested in settling "many new settlers in Coconino county" My/4 3/2
reply by Champion to "The Coconino Matter" published by the Courier My/18 2/2
Courier publishes "The Coconino Matter" May 9th, Champion will reply My/18 4/1
Geo. H. Tinker refutes accusation of being not in favor of county division My/18 4/1
Sierra, a new proposed state, consists of El Paso county, Cochise and Graham counties, and six New Mexico counties My/25 1/4
Arizonians says Coconino county will doubtless be created next legislature Je/8 2/1
A. G. Oliver, F. G. Brecht and Bert Foster take in future county seat of Coconino county Ag/17 3/2
Yavapai county supervisors appoint Morris Goldwater to confer with Gila county on survey boundary line No/9 3/2

BOXING
See Sports

BRANDS
See Livestock-Cattle

BREEDING
See Livestock

BRIDGES

five spans of Mojave River bridge washed away near Barstow Mr/23 3/3

BROTHERHOOD (ORGANIZATIONS)
See Clubs and Organizations

BUILDERS
See Building and Buildings

BUILDING AND BUILDINGS
Includes construction information, location of buildings and remodeling.

Ed. Rumsey and family live next door to Mrs. P. D. Berry Ja/19 3/1
railroad building house in Peach Springs is rebuilt after fire Ag/31 3/1
Rev. N. L. Guthrie builds residence in Wilcox No/30 3/2
Flagstaff
new house is built by Whipple & Kathrens for John Sullivan in Brannen addition Ja/5 3/1
Thomas McMillon family rents two front rooms upstairs in new hotel building Ja/26 3/1
new hotel is nearly completed Mr/9 3/1
new Bank hotel is finished Mr/23 3/1
Jim O'Neill adds improvements to his house east of town Mr/23 3/1
several new business houses and residences receive new paint Mr/23 3/1
T. O. Norris, Flagstaff, beautifies his house by planting trees Ap/6 3/1
Charley Bush completes new residence on south side of railroad track Ap/6 3/1
Justice Weatherford will improve his house with a porch and paint Ap/13 3/1
Charlie Schulz's house is a two story brick Ap/13 3/1
new hotel building is ornamented by new stone pavement Ap/20 3/1
Chas Schulz builds brick house My/18 1/3
Pattee will complete stone pavement around Bank Hotel next week My/18 1/5
Wash Henry paints Parlor saloon interior and covers with gilt paper My/18 1/5
Wm. Powell reports Flagstaff Driving Park Association race course half completed My/18 3/2
C. A. Keller makes improvements to his store My/25 3/1
Charley Schulz's brick mansion nears completion Je/1 3/1
Max Salzman begins four room cottage on west end of Railroad Avenue, J. E. Burchard is architect Je/1 3/2
F. R. Bayless builds cottage opposite Harry Hoxworth's on Church Street Je/8 3/2
flames at Riordan Mercantile Company were kept from adjourning homes of D. M. Riordan and J. W. Donnelly Je/8 3/3
J. J. Donahue adds to his brick building Je/29 3/2
Sandy Donahue's new addition almost complete Jy/6 3/1
Dan McGonigle begins to rebuild after fire Jy/13 3/2
G. A. Woods rebuilds his house Jy/20 3/1
work begun on A & P depots one story stone building Jy/20 3/1
Sandy Donahue puts up stage in his new addition Jy/20 3/2
new depot is to be fireproof, one story, 110 feet long Jy/27 3/1
David Babbitt lays foundation for brick house on San Francisco Ave. and Church St. Jy/27 3/1
"Dad" Hawks makes improvements at hotel Ag/10 3/1
P. J. Brannen makes extensive improvements to his residence property Ag/10 3/2
W. C. Bayless builds residence on east end of Church Street opposite Harry Hoxworth Ag/10 3/2
work progress on foundation of stone structure of David Babbitt Ag/10 3/2
Ed. Bayless moves into residence on north side of town Ag/17 3/1
John V. Rhoades will build residence in western portion of town Ag/17 3/2
new depot is described Ag/24 3/2
John V. Rhoades rents his newly built cottage on the Burns addition Ag/31 3/1
Chas. H. Schulz's brick residence is completed Ag/10 3/1
Burn's addition is dotted with new buildings, plans to plant trees, shrubs and flowers Ag/31 3/2
Will Bayless' new cottage is complete Se/21 3/1
great many stone and brick buildings contemplated Se/21 3/1
Bank Hotel has a sitting room added Se/21 3/1
David Babbitt's new building is held up by lack of stone cutters Se/21 3/1
Dr. D. J. Brannen begins basement addition to Pioneer Drug Store Se/21 3/2
plasterers and carpenters give finishing touches to new depot Oc/5 3/2
Col. E. B. Davison family occupies Kilpatrick mansion on Railraod Ave. Oc/12 3/1
I. Chrisman builds new house for P. C. Aston's saddle and Harness store on Church Street opposite J. A. Vail's Oc/12 3/2
O. P. Harding has Dr. Brannen's addition well under way Oc/12 3/2
new two story stone brewery to be built by Gruner & Dillman on two lots adjoining present quarters Oc/19 3/2
depot receives finishing touches from Sharps No/2 3/1
snow storm delays David Babbitt's new building and Dr. D. J. Brannen's addition No/9 3/1
Dr. D. J. Brannen removes partition and has twice the room at his Pioneer Drug Store No/2 3/2
House to rent, apply to P. J. Brannen & Bro!s store De/7 3/2
Williams
rebuilds burned district My/18 1/3
C. C. Chambers completes frame structure for a saloon My/25 3/1
builds large two story hotel, stockholders listed Je/22 3/2
Dr. Hardrich remodels his drug store Je/22 3/4

BUREAU OF EMIGRATION
See Emigration and Immigration

Lockner of Eiseman Bros. of Albuquerque is in Flagstaff Ja/5 3/2
quite a number of commercial travelers in Flagstaff Ja/19 3/1
Earnest Meyers, Lowenthal & Meyers of Albuquerque visits Flagstaff Mr/30 3/2
act passed by l5th legislature Ap/6 1/2
John T. Lindstone, Stern, Loeb & Co. of Los Angeles, visits Flagstaff My/4 3/1
several commercial travelers visit Flagstaff My/4 3/1
T. S. Dickens, Christy & Wise of San Francisco, is in Flagstaff area My/4 3/2
Dittenhoffer and Hubble, Indian traders, sell Navajo wool to Cameron & Lind, Flagstaff My/4 3/2
W. A. Donald, Hallowell & Coburn, wool firm of Boston, is in Flagstaff area My/4 3/4
Halsey, Kingman lumber merchant, purchases lumber in Flagstaff My/18 1/5
Ernest Meyers, Lowenthal & Meyers of Albuquerque, visits Flagstaff My/18 1/6
number of traveling men in Flagstaff My/18 3/1
Lum Hail, Kraft Holmes Grocery Company of Missouri My/25 3/1
John C. Nead, Hall Willis Hardware Company, is in Flagstaff My/25 3/1
John Williams, California Hosiery Company of Oakland, buys wool from Daggs Brothers Je/1 3/2
Phoenix considers sampling works and fruit packing establishment Je/1 3/3
T. Bates, Rosenthal, Feder & Co. boot and shoe manufacturers of San Francisco, is in Flagstaff Je/8 3/1
C. H. Algert engages in the Indian trading business in Navajo country Je/15 3/1
C. L. Mc-henny David Scull & Co. of Philadelphia, is in Flagstaff Je/15 3/1
A. K. Lee, Needles jeweler, returns to Flagstaff Je/15 3/2
Victor White, Ohio manufacturers, is in Flagstaff Jy/6 3/1
J. W. Parrett, Winslow tailor, solicits orders from Flagstaff Jy/20 3/1
Joe Weiler, New York drummer is in town Jy/27 3/1
Ed Price, Schuster Bros. of Missouri, is in Flagstaff Ag/17 3/1
George Tipps and Chas. E. Goddard dissolve partnership in sheep business Ag/17 3/4
Prescott and other centers should buy Arizona beer like Flagstaff supports its brewery Se/7 3/3
Arizonianz should purchase more things in and from Arizona Se/21 1/7
John Ledstone of Stern, Loeb & Co. Los Angeles, is in Flagstaff Se/21 3/2
Warren Weaver, Gordan Bros. Merchant Tailors of San Francisco# is in Flagstaff Oc/12 3/1
Locknerg Eiseman Bros., wool company of Albuquerque is in Flagstaff Oc/19 3/1
large number of commercial travelers are in Flagstaff 0c/19 3/1
T. Bates of Rosenthal, Feder and Co. is in Flagstaff Oc/26 3/1
J. Darr is a merchant tailor Je/8 3/1
C. T. Howard & Co. dissolves their saloon partnership, E. R. Bayless retiring No/2 2/4 leg. annc.
S. W. Moon of H. E. Bucklin & Co., patent medicine, is in Flagstaff No/9 3/1
Geo. Meyers, Mandel Bros. of Albuquerque, is in Flagstaff No/16 371
Morris Juda, Neustadter Bros. of San Francisco, is in Flagstaff No/16 3/1
Flagstaff
Kippy buys Frank Taylor's saloon on Railroad Ave. Ja/5 3/1
J. H. Joyce opens a white laundry, will pick up and deliver Ja/5 3/1
articles of incorporation are filed for Riordan Mercantile Company Ja/12 3/1
skating rink is in full blast Ja/12 3/1
Wm. Hayman will start a gymnasium Ja/19 3/1
Prof. J. C. Dennie begins a dancing school in Flagstaff Ja/19 3/2
Chas. Keller purchases a soda fountain Ja/26 3/1
Manning Bros. put up large quantity of ice this winter Ja/26 3/1
N. L. Fetter rents Burchard's gallery and will take photographs Mr/9 4/3
J. M. Simpson has his vocation, real estate, emblazoned upon wall of his home Mr/23 3/1
"Old Boy Mart" is president of the Flagstaff Painting Co. Mr/30 3/1
Carter Bros. close and leave for Greeley, Colorado Mr/30 3/1
Curtis and Cavaness build new planing mill and residence on Hoxworth addition Mr/30 3/1
Geo. Babbitt has a new marble soda fountain coming Mr/30 3/2
P. J. Brannen adds a dress maker to his establishment Mr/30 3/2
get your buggies painted at the Flagstaff Painting Company Mr/30 3/2
P. J. Brannen & Bro. add a tailoring department under supervision of John Derr Ap/6 3/1
Charley Stehm opens former Carter Bros. barber shop Ap/6 3/1
J. M. Simpson goes into undertaking business Ap/6 3/3
Thomas Howe is agent for the Chicago Carpet Co. Ap/6 3/3
Hoxworth & Mayer open tin smith shop in Gallup, New Mexico Ap/6 3/3
Flagstaff Riding and Driving Park Association incorporates Ap/13 2/4
T. J. Coalter, Winslow, negotiates for the lease of the Bank Hotel Building Ap/13 3/1
Curtis & Cavaness move from east of town to Hoxworth addition Ap/13 3/1
incorporators of the Flagstaff Riding and Driving Park Association dispose of a number of shares of stock, location given Ap/20 3/1
G. A. Woods moves back to San Francisco Ave. Ap/20 3/1
N. L. Fettes, photographer Ap/20 3/1
P. B. Rumsey delivers fresh milk Ap/27 3/1
Riordan Mercantile Company adds a furniture department Ap/27 3/1
E. S. Gosney opens private loan office My/4 3/2
McMillon leases the Bank Hotel to Thos. J. Coalter of Winslow, opens the l5th My/18 1/5
increases daily My/18 1/6
A. T. Cornish, Cornish & Reiche, owners of bottling works My/18 3/1
Will Curry Prescott, opens a watch and jewelry repair shop My/18 3/2
Mrs. M. A. Gillespie, Kingman, opens a milinery store in T. G. Norris's old office Je/1 3/1
W. L. Fe-ter photographer, leaves Flagstaff about the 10th Je/1 51
M. J. Jennings works at George Babbitt's confectionary store Je/8 3/1
Bank Hotel is opened by T. J. Coalter Je/8 3/4
G. W. Hunting accepts position in tailoring department of P. J. Brannen & Bro. Je/15 3/1
Mrs. M. A. Gillespie advertises Je/15 3/2
A. K. Lee, Jeweler, returns to Flagstaff Je/15 3/2
J. Salzman closes out his stock of gents' wear Je/22 3/1
A. P. Gibson delivers milk each morning Je/22 3/1
Mrs. Brown, dress maker behind Moore's stables Je/22 3/1
J. R. Kilpatrick opens gents furnishing goods in old Arizona Central Bank Je/29 3/2
Bank Hotel arrivals listed Jy/6 3/4
J. Salzman opens a wholesale grocery establishment Jy/13 3/2
T. J. Coalter receives new furniture for Bank Hotel Jy/13 3/2
Bank Hotel arrivals listed Jy/13 3/2
Cameron & Gibbons have made improvement in their store Jy/20 3/1
Bank Hotel arrivals listed Jy/20 3/2
Bank Hotel receives new parlor furniture Jy/27 3/1
Bank Hotel arrivals listed Jy/27 3/2
E. S. Gosney adds law to his loan and investment business Ag/3 3/1
P. J. Brannen is agent for Clark's ONT thread Ag/17 3/1
Charley Keller sells his restaurant and confectionery store to N. G. Layton Ag/24 3/1
T. R. Ellis, Simmons Hardware Co. of St. Louis, is in Flagstaff Ag/24 3/1
Mrs. F. M. Brown opens millinery shop Ag/24 3/2
E. S. Gosney receives new safe from Chicago Ag/31 3/2
R. H. Cameron and H. W. Gibbons dissolve their partnership with Gibbons retiring Ag/31 3/2
two cows and four or five sheep are required to supply the town with meat daily Se/7 3/1
Bank Hotel guests Se/7 3/2
Dr. D. J. Brannen is now sole owner of the Pioneer Drug Store, J. M. Brannen retiring Se/14 3/1
W. H. Moffett, butcher, opens shop in Justice Weatherford's old house Se/14 3/1
Wright & Thomas start a lime kilm, C. H. Clark is agent in town Se/14 3/2
D. J. Brannen buys the firm of D. J. Brannen & Co. Se/14 3/2
Fairchild & Bayless open a new saloon in Sawyer's Hall on San Francisco Se/21 3/1
J. Sanderson plans to lay in coal for the winter Se/21 3/2
H. H. Fisher offers to sell his stock of groceries at bulk Se/21 3/3
Wm. Owens, California, 0pens piano and organ store at the Bank Hotel Se/28 3/1
H. H. Fisher sells out at cost Oc/5 3/1
A. K. Lee goes to Needles for the winter, H. O. Bonine will do the watch work in Flagstaff for Cook and Lee Jewelers OC15 3/1
Ralph H. Cameron puts a large pair of Fairbanks scales up in front of Bank Hotel for coal and potatoes Oc/5 3/2
Johnny Lind was formerly connected with Ralph Cameron inmercantile business Oc/12 3/2
Mrs. L. A. Alvord advertises new stock of fall and winter millinery Oc/12 3/2
Mrs. Snow, milliner and dressmaker, takes position with P. J. Brannen & Bro. Oc/12 3/2
P.J. Brannen & Bro. hires experienced milliner and dressmaker Oc/12 3/3
Franken & Dodde start a chop house in the rear of the Gem saloon Oc/19 3/1
new ad for City Meat Market, Marshall and Mohlenpah Oc/19 3/2
R. Mans, shoemaker, returns from European trip Oc/26 3/1
Mrs. L. A. Alvord reports difficulty for her to secure help to meet demand Oc/26 3/2
Acker & Luse, butchers, complete slaughter house two miles south of town No/2 3/1
Frank Heisler accepts position with Acker & Luse No/2 3/2
has three meat markets No/9 3/1
Cook & Lee add spectacles to their business No/9 3/1
H. W. Gibbons, agent for Gallup Coal Co. keeps people supplied No/9 3/2
David Babbitt has bought R. H. Cameron's store No/23 3/1
H. W. Gibbons, Gallup Coal Co. agent, constructs coal shute near side track No/23 3/1
second hand store of G. A. Woods No/23 3/1
Quigley, Studebaker Bros., was in Flagstaff No/30 3/1
David Babbitt takes full charge of R. H. Cameron's old store No/30 3/1
C. C. Hall, Kraft Holmes Grocery Co., was in Flagstaff No/30 3/2
Pioneer Drug store is in holiday attire No/30 3/2
Gallup Coal Co. established permanent coal yard with H. W. Gibbons as agent No/30 3/2
P. J. Brannen & Co. have the bean pot and silk dress pattern and cart on exhibition De/7 3/2
Judge -------- ?, gunsmith, moved to Florence De/28 3/1
Ralph H. Cameron won the music box at the drugstore raffle De/28 3/1
A. P. Gibson opens new store in Hoxworth building De/28 3/1
Bank Hotel will have brand new register for new year; it has business cards of Flagstaff and Territory De/28 3/2
Brannen & Bro. give chances for $40 and $25 valued prizes for $3.50 purchases De/28 3/4
Prescott
W. E. Landgrebe, shave and bath, next door to Curry's jewelry store My/25 3/1
J. F. Osenburg, saddler warrants everything he turned out for a year No/23 5/2
Jas. Van Scoy's house is best place to stop on way to Prescott No/30 3/1
Williams
H. F. Little's saloon, Dr. H. Hardrich's drug store, John R. Tabor's saloon, C. C. Chambers' saloon, J. Salzman's store, Antore Paple's house, and Tom Lee's restaurant burned Mr/23 3/3
company organizes to build a hotel Je/8 3/1
Jim Chang turns one of Jack Stevens old places into a restaurant Je/22 3/1
Winslow
Somerset House is newly opened resort Jy/20 3/3
Fetter, the photographer, remains in Winslow til Sept. 1 Ag/3 5/2
Twenty-four cars of tea rushed over the A & P Friday Ag/10 3/4
Parrettt the tailor, has increase in business due to advertising Ag/10 3/4

CAMERAS
See Photography

CAMPAIGNS (POLITICAL)
See Elections and Politics

CANALS
See Water and Water Resources--Canals and Irrigation

CATHOLICS AND CATHOLICISM

Arizona legislature passes Sunday rest bill Mr/23 3/2
Non Arizona article Je/1 1/6
Rev. G. Bougarde, Bishop of the Diocese of Arizona, goes to Prescott Se/7 3/1
Non Arizona article Oc/5 2/1
Non Arizona article Oc/12 2/1
Non Arizona article No/2 2/1
Flagstaff
Father Ferrari, parish priest at Flagstaff, says dedication of new church a success Ja/12 3/2
organ is at the depot Mr/9 3/1
services tomorrow at the Catholic Church, mass at 10:30, Sunday school at 2:30 and Vespers at 7:30 Ap/27 3/1
Father Gubitossi will hold mass at the Catholic Church tomorrow, will remain a few days Je/8 3/1
new church will have iron ceiling and a gallery in front Je/29 3/2
Father Farrari arrives to hold services tomorrow Ag/10 3/2
will soon have a new bell Ag/17 3/1
Bishop Bouregard and two priests will visit the first of next month Ag/17 3/2
mass will be celebrated tomorrow, music as usual Se/7 3/1
ladies plan a fair for Oct. 29, 30 and 31 to finish new church Se/21 3/1
Catholic fair to take place at Wood Hall Oc/5 3/1
ladies report fair arrangements doing well Oc/12 3/1
fair comes off soon Oc/19 3/1
Fr. Ferrari says all chances on the lot have not been sold yet, raffle to buy bell Oc/26 2/3
additional articles to be raffled at the Catholic fair Oc/26 2/3
fair begins Tuesday Oc/26 3/1
Catholic services given for Oct. 27, Nov. 1, Nov. 2, and Nov. 3 Oc/26 3/3
list of persons running for prizes at fair Oc/26 3/4
fair was decided success, winners given No/2 3/3
fair brings in $1000 No/9 3/2
services for Nov. 10 given No/9 3/3
services for Nov. 17 No/16 2 3
new church bell No/16 3/1
the blessing or christening of the bell takes place tomorrows bell's inscription given No/16 3/2
"Blessing of the Bell" is described No/23 3/3
Albuquerque Citizen publishes article on Catholic Church's bell No/30 3/2
Catholic services schedule De/7 3/2
services for tomorrow, New Year's Eve and Wednesday De/28 3/4
Needles
will build a church Mr/23 3/3
citizens will hold a fair for the benefit of the church to be built My/18 1/5

CATTLE
See Livestock--Cattle

CELEBRATIONS
See Holidays and Religious Days

CEMETERIES AND UNDERTAKERS

Birdie Foster, eight year old, is buried at her father's side in Flagstaff Ja/12 3/3
funeral of ten year old Scott Roy of Flagstaff Mr/16 3/3
bill passed to provide for marking the graves of pauper dead Ap/6 1/2
J. M. Simpson, Flagstaff, has stock of coffins, caskets and trimmings on order as well as an embalming outfit Ap/6 3/3
Flagstaff instructs surveyors to make graveyards small Je/1 3/3
Master Paul Daze is buried in the Brannen addition No/30 3/3
Thomas C. Bray is buried in Citizens cemetery in Prescott De/28 3/4

CENTRAL ARIZONA RAILROAD
See Railroads--Arizona Central Railroad

CHILDREN

dies Ja/5 3/2
dies Ja/5 3/3
dies Ja/5 3/4
dead Ja/12 3/3
birth Ja/26 3/1
recuperates Mr 16 3/1
dies Mr/16 3/2
two die Mr/16 3/3
birth Mr/30 3/1
birth Mr/30 3/1
recuperates Mr/30 3/2
birth Ap/20 3/1
two born My/18 2/5
birth My/25 3/1
almost killed Je/1 3/3
died Je/15 3/1
birth Je/15 3/2
birth Je/15 3/2
died Je/29 3/3
birth Jy/6 3/1
ill Jy/13 3/1
birth Jy/20 3/3
three died Jy/27 3/3
died Ag/10 3/1
birth Ag/10 3/3
birth Ag/17 3/1
home for destitute children may be started in Tucson Ag/17 3/4
drowned Ag/17 3/4
birth Ag/17 3/4
Mexican boys find dead baby Je/18 2/2
four births Se/14 3/1
birth Se/14 3/1
four births Se/14 3/3
died Se/21 3/3
birth Oc/19 3/1
died Oc/19 3/2
birth No/2 3/1
birth No/16 3/1
birth No/16 3/1

CHINESE IN THE UNITED STATES

humerous marriage in Tombstone Mr/9 3/2
Flagstaff believes Chinamen are fences for burglars and sneak thieves Ap/6 3/1
Supreme Court affirms validity of the Chinese Exclusion Act Je/1 1/6
Flagstaff hop joint raided, two Celestials fined, one Celestial and one white discharged Ag/10 3/3
Geo. B. Blackwood, Tucson, says illicit immigration of Chinese constantly noticed in New Mexico, Arizona and Western Texas Ag/17 2/1
Flagstaff Chinese colony celebrated their festival of the dead last week Ag/31 3/2
non Arizona article Se/28 1/4
Flagstaff's deputy sheriff warns boys that throwing stones and clubs at Chinamen will result in arrest Se/28 3/2
non Arizona article Oc/5 2/1
non Arizona article Oc/12 2/1
non Arizona article Oc/12 2/2

CHRISTMAS
See Holidays and Religious Days

CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
See Mormons and Mormonism

CIENEGA AMARILLA

thirty miles east of St. Johns Ja/12 1/5

CLERGY
In general only the original article containing the name of a member of the clergy is indexed here. Full information on a person may be found under the individual's name.

Rev. N. L. Guthrie, Flagstaff Methodist minister Ja/5 3/4
Father Ferrari, Flagstaff Catholic priest Ja/12 3/2
Bishop Kendrick, Espicopalian diocese, Flagstaff District Se/7 3/1
Rev. R. H. Dawson, Holbrook Mr/9 3/1
Rev. G. H. Adams, Flagstaff M. E. church My/25 3/2
Bishop G. Bouregard, Tucson, Bishop of Diocese of Arizona Ag/17 3/2
Rev. Wilour F. Crafts, Flagstaff visitor, M. E. Church Se/7 3/2
Rev. E. D. Wyckoff, Prescott, Congregational Church Oc/12 3/2
W. G. Blakely, Kingman Methodist minister Oc/19 2/2
H. R. Antes, Navajo Indian Reservation, Methodist minister Oc/19 2/2
Rev. J. A. Crouth, Gila River Methodist minister Oc/19 2/2
David Alva, Tucson Methodist minister Oc/19 2/2
Rev. D. F. Howe, Phoenix Methodist minister Oc/19 2/2
A. H. Gunnett, Tucson Methodist minister Oc/19 2/2
Rev. J. H. Gill, Flagstaff Methodist minister Oc/19 2/2
F. W. Downs, Tempe Methodist minister Oc/19 2 2
G. L. Pearson, Prescott Methodist minister Oc/19 2/2
C. F. Spray, Tombstone Methodist minister Oc/19 2/2

CLIFF DWELLERS AND CLIFF DWELLINGS
See Anthropology

CLIMATE
See Weather

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

general manager of insurance firm visits Albuquerque; is an Odd Fellows member Ja/26 3/4
three month old Flagstaff Literary and Musical Association holds regular meeting at M. E. Church May 1, program given Ap/27 3/2
Prescott will be well represented at K of P Grand Lodge in Flagstaff My/18 3/1
report of the Grand Lodge, K of P, new officers listed, concert, dance and banquet; names of attenders My/25 3/3
Prescott Courier report of the Grand Lodge K of P which met in Flagstaff Je/1 1/3
Tallis of Arizona works for association of yardmasters Ag/3 3/2
J. E. Burchard, Flagstaff, goes to attend Knight Templar Conclave in Washington Oc/5 3/1
Grand Lodge of Masons meets at Globe on the 12th No/9 2/3
Flagstaff
Flagstaff Lodge, No. 8 K of P, annc. of regular meetings Ja/5 1/1
Ransom Post, No. 4, G. A. R., annc. of regular meetings Ja/5 1/1
Mount Frisco Chapter No. 4, Order of Eastern Star, annc. of regular meetings Ja/5 1 A
Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7, F. & A. M., annc. of regular meetings Ja/5 1/1
T. E. G. Ransom, Women's Relief Corps, annc. of regular meetings Ja/5 1/1
annc. regular meetings for Royal Arch Masons Ag/3 1/1
Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7, F. And A. M. held an election of officers Ja/5 3/1
F. and A. M. has fixed up their hall over the Arizona Central Bank Ja/5 3/2
Ransom Post, G. A. R. elects officers; listed Ja/5 3/4
F. and A. M. plan a grand ball Ja/12 3/1
Ransom Post, G. A. R. holds public installation Ja/12 3/1
Women's Relief Corps held interesting meeting Ja/12 3/1
Mount Frisco Chapter, O. E. S. holds regular meetings second and fourth Friday nights Ja/12 3/2
Sons of Veterans organize and elect officers; listed Ja/12 3/2
G. A. R., Sons of Veterans and Women's Relief Corps installed their officers Saturday Ja/19 3/1
Sons of Veterans organize, meet every other Wednesday Ja/19 3/1
young men start a dancing club to give weekly hops Ja/19 3/1
Women's Relief Corps meets Monday Ja/26 3/1
K. of P. receives new members, largest membership in Arizona Ja/26 3/2
"Let her go Gallagher" Club sponsors dancing party at Sawyer's hall Ja/26 3/2
Sons of Veterans meet next Wednesday Mr/9 3/1
Knights of Pythias arrange for holding of Grand Lodge in May Mr/16 3/1
Sons of Veterans meet Wednesday Mr/23 3/4
twenty pleasure seekers Mr/30 3/1
plans for the K. of P. grand ball for the Grand Lodge meeting are given Ap/6 3/2
Col. Thorp was given a reception by the G. A. R. Women's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans Ap/13 3/3
Sons of Veterans hold regular meeting Ap/2O 3/1
mite society meets at Mrs. George Hoxworth's April 30 Ap/27 3/1
persons who can and will entertain one or more for the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias are asked to leave their names at J. M. Simpson's My/18 3/2
citizens should unite next week to help visitors of Grand Lodge, K. of P. have a good time My/18 3/2
K. of P. ball on 24th should be good My/18 3/1
literary society meets Wednesday My/4 3/1
Women's Relief Corps meets Wednesday afternoons My/4 3/1
literary society program for May 8 My/4 3/4
K. of P. has financial success on the concert, ball and supper Je/1 3/2
literary society was well attended Je/1 3/1
Flagstaff Musical and Literary Association program for June 12 Je/8 3/4
Royal Arch Masons has started convocations on third Saturday of each month Je/29 2/3
installs new officers; listed Jy/6 3/2
lodge of Royal Arch Masons organize, giving eight orders Ag/17 3/2
stated convocations and work in the R. A. degree tonight Ag/17 3/3
obsequies of J. M. Grifith are under auspices of the masonic fraternity Ag/31 3/1
J. M. Silcox, Bellemont, is mustered in Flagstaff Lodge of Royal Arch Masons Oc/5 3/2
regular meeting of Camp Grant, No. 1. Sons of Veterans on Wednesday Oc/19 3/2
Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7. F. and A. M. holds regular meeting next Monday Oc/26 3/1
Flagstaff Lodge, No. 3, K. of P. meets Nov. 26 No/23 3/2
public installation of officers (listed) held at hall of Lodge No. --?, F. and A. M. De/28 3/3

COCHISE COUNTY

offers $3000 for an artesian well Ag/17 3/4

COCONINO COUNTY
See Yavapai County up to 1891; Boundaries for division of Yavapai

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
See also: Education and Schools; Educators

Arizona University, Tucson, building is described, architect and contractor listed Mr/9 1/3
bill passes levying a tax of 3/4 of a mill on Arizona property for University Mr/23 2/1
act is passed providing for a boarding house in connection with the normal school Ap/6 1/2
normal school directors are H. B. Farmer, Jas. McClintock, Dr. J. F. Hart, all of Maricopa county Ap/27 1/3
Rev. G. H. Adams gives astronomical lectures in California with proceeds going to the Methodist College in Phoenix Ag/24 3/3
Arizona Wesleyrn University files articles of incorporation in Phoenix, filers given No/30 3/4

COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
See Diseases

COMMUNICATIONS

circular is issued on the heliography system No/16 2/1
New Mexico Press Association will hold meeting in Albuquerque De/7 3/4 Postal Service
Arizona has fewer post offices than any other territory but Alaska and Wyoming, four are presidential Ja/19 4/1
who will be next postmaster in Flagstaff? Ap/20 2/3
George H. Cook will probably be Flagstaff's next postmaster Ap/27 3/2
editor Chatham, Nogales, is appointed postmaster My/4 2/1
George Cook, Flagstaff, moves post office to jewelry shop next week My/18 3/1
Flagstaff post office moved to Cook & Lee's Saturday night Je/8 3/1
Geo. H. Cook, Flagstaff postmaster, advertises uncalled for letters Je/8 3/3
Flagstaff uncalled for letters list Jy/6 3/3
uncalled for letters in Flagstaff are listed Ag/3 3/2
uncalled for letters at the Flagstaff post office Se/7 2/3
proposals for U. S. Mail routes to be received until Dec. 14 Oc/5 2/1
uncalled for letters in Flagstaff Oc/5 2/3
next fiscal year there will only be a tri-weekly mail between Prescott and Phoenix Oc/12 3/3
J. H. Hamill is Globe postmaster Oc/19 2/2
Flagstaff uncalled for letter list No/2 3/3
Democratic postmaster of Arizona recommends a Republican friend for the position No/2 4/2
Albuquerque Citizen says postal system needs to be more efficient De/7 2/1
Geo. H. Cook, Flagstaff postmaster, is confirmed by the Senate De/28 3/1
Flagstaff receives no (mail?) from the west due to landslide and washouts on Southern Pacific and California Southern De/28 3/2

Telegraph
F. A. Felton is night operator at new depot in Flagstaff Jy/13 3/2
military telegraph line between Prescott and Phoenix will be moved No/2 3/2
Telephone
Jas. M. Simpson is responsible for the building of the telephone exchange Ja/19 3/2

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
See Protestant and Protestantism

CONSTRUCTION
See Building and Buildings

CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS
See Roads and Streets

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
See Diseases

COOKERY

menu for the K. of P. Grand Lodge banquet My/25 3/3
fresh fish is rarity in Flagstaff market Se/ 3/3
dumplings (with fruit) with Royal Baking Powder No/30 1/1

CORPORATIONS
See Business

COST OF LIVING
See Economic Conditions

COURTS
See Arizona--Courts; individual cities; individual counties.

COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE

Ye Ling marries Wong Toy while in prison in Tombstone for grand larceny in Denver Mr/9 3/2
act passed by l5th legislature Ap/6 1/3
young ladies of Flagstaff resolve to make the young men more liberal with their cash Se/21 2/3

COWS
See Livestock--Cattle

CRAFTS
See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies; for Indian Crafts, see Indians

CREEKS
See Water and Water Resources

CRIMES AND CRIMINALS
Includes crimes through court convictions, after which the articles fall under Prisons and Prisoners.
See also: Military

timber suits will be tried at Prescott's District Court on the 21st Ja/12 2/2
Luph, ex-A & P work trainman, skips town without paying bills Ja/19 3/2
Prescott officers raid "opium joints" every week Mr/16 3/1
R. M. Duncan, Flagstaff, was shot in the wrist by some unknown person in his house Ap/13 3/2
Webster, Phoenix, may have abscounded rather than drowned in the Salt River Ap/20 4/1
U.S. Supreme Court declares that U. S. courts have no jurisdiction over Indians who commit crimes My/4 4/1
Prescott Journal Miner says E. B. Perrine, San Francisco, brings suit against Wm. Garland, Kansas City, for trespassing in year 1887 My/18 1/6
T. J. Runk pleads guilty to grand larceny and horse stealing My/18 3/3
Sheriff W. O. O'Niell takes a Winslow woman prisoner to Prescott My/25 3/1
A. Leonard Myers, ex-mayor of Phoenix and Wells, Fargo & Co. agent is wanted for default of $7,000 in San Francisco Je/1 3/3
A. Baner, Tombstone butcher, indicted for selling diseased pork Je/1 3/3
prisoners in the Yavapai county jail awaiting court are listed with charges Je/8 2/2
E. F. Odell, Flagstaff, returns from taking two prisoners to Prescott for light sentences Je/22 3/1
Williams presents aspect of martial law Je/29 3/3
Hurley, ex-A & P, leaves Winslow with unpaid bills Jy/20 3/3
some Winslow fiend has been writing anonymous letters to families Jy/20 3/3
Alfred Ruiz, Apache county, has three indictments for felony and one misdemeanor Jy/27 2/2
Flagstaff has two fights Jy/27 3/1
anonymous letters case in Winslow may break Ag/3 3/3
Flagstaff officers raid Hop Sing's hop joint Sunday night, two celestials fined, one celestial and one white discharged Ag/10 3/3
one anonymous letter writer of Winslow is a man and one a girl Ag/10 3/4
Usher was acquitted before Flagstaff justice Weatherford Ag/24 3/1
H. Rainier is jailed in Flagstaff for disturbing the peace at the depot Ag/24 3/2
Sheriff O'Neil gives notice that he will enforce the weapon carrying act Ag/31 3/1
pistol shot in the air at a house south of the railroad track in Flagstaff Ag/31 3/3
Woodbury Howe offers $25 reward for pocket book lost between Milton and Mormon Dairy Se/14 3/4
James L. Black gives notice that boys throwing stones and clubs at Chinamen will be arrested Se/28 3/2
E. S. Stover, St. Johns, held on $500 bond for pulling a briar root pipe on a man Se/28 3/3
few shots have been fired on Flagstaff streets Oc/26 3/2
reward for lost foot board of black walnut bedstead in Flagstaff Oc/26 3/2
Marcus Baca, St. Johns, stabs wife twice, $200 reward for him No/2 3/2
obscene language is used on Railraod Ave. in Flagstaff No/9 3/2
large amount of petty larceny in vicinity of the Enterprise Lumber Co.'s mill, detailed No/23 3/2
shooting occurs between McRay and Carter in Winslow; McRay's wound may be fatal No/23 3/4
Graham count witnesses are threatened by acquitted accused De/28 2/1
Constable J. W. Frances kills Opton while attempting to arrest him for horse stealing, exonerated De/28 3/3
knife fight results with too much Christmas hilarity in Flagstaff, no injuries De/28 3/4
Arson
Riordan Mercantile Company fire believed set Je/8 3/3
C. E. Boyce, Williams offers $500 reward for arsonist of his place Je/29 5/3
three attempts at arson in Flagstaff Thursday night, one successful Oc/12 3/2
James Downs is taken to Prescott for thirty days for vagrancy and is under $1000 bond for arson Oc/19 3/2
three fires in Prescott are thought to be arson; some prisoners arrested No/23 3/2
Assault
editor of a New Mexico paper is clubbed by Franks, Territorial solon Mr/23 2/1
Constable Odell takes John Samon from Flagstaff to Prescott for sixty days in jail for assault on Charlie Beason Ap/13 3/1
Mrs. Kitty Franklin, Winslow, arrested for assault on Ms. Bertie Adams, taken to Prescott My/25 3/4
Ms. Bertie Adams charge against Ms. Kitty Franklin is reduced to battery in Williams, $50 fine Je/1 4/2
W. G. Stewart acquitted on charge of assault with deadly weapon against J. R. Kilpatrick Se/28 3/2
Embezzlement
Leonard Myers, ex-mayor of Phoenix, gives himself up on embezzlement charge Je/8 2/2
fracas among knights of the road in Flagstaff was over embezzlement of funds Se/7 3/3
Little Steve of Zulick board of prison commissioners skips with $6000 Oc/19 2/1
Zulick may have been in on George H. Stevens prison embezzlement No/2 1/3
George H. Stevens abandons his wife and children No/2 2/2
a Mexican is sentenced to one year in Gila county No/9 3/3
attorney general Churchill brings suit against Geo. H. Stevens' bondsmen No/23 2/3
A. Leonard Meyer, ex-Phoenix mayor, is sentenced to ten years De/28 2/2
Forgery
William Howard forges several checks on Flagstaff banks, arrested in San Francisco My/18 1/3
Graft
See Indians--Opinion and Treatment
Libel
libel case of T. W. Johnson, Apache county, against Roger E. Morrison was reversed by Supreme Court My/4 2/3
$10,000 libel suit against Tombstone Prospector failed My/25 2/1
Murder
See also: Feuds
Sandy Donahue, Flagstaff deputy sheriff, disarms a murderer in San Bernardino Ja/5 3/4
Indians who murdered Deihl received ten and fifteen year terms, Jones' murderer received fifteen years Ap/6 2/1
three Navajo Indians killed by cowboys near Fort Wingate, arrested My/18 2/1
A. W. Callen shot and killed two men, Bryon Charles and R. K. Works, over a mining claim, seemingly self-defense Jy/27 3/3
Brown, sheepman, disappears on return to home with provisions and money from dip Ag/10 2/3
A. Fulton found shot in the head at the head of Shoveling Creek in Apache county, not robbed; "Babe Shaw" suspected Ag/10 3/3
Matt Black kills J. M. Griffith after a long standing feud Ag/31 3/4
Matt Black held on bond of $2500 for next term of District Court Se/7 3/2
E. M. Doe, Flagstaff Attorney, represents Matt Black Se/14 3/1
Matt Black held in bond of $10,000 by Justic Morris; Judge Wright sets aside both Morris and Weatherford's bonds and sets $5,000 Se/14 3/3
John R. Tabor acquitted in murder attempt in Williams Se/21 3/1
Chas. W. Beach, Prescott, is killed; George Young is under arrest Se/21 3/3
Geo. Young is held on $500 bond in the killing of C. W. Beach at Prescott Oc/5 3/1
Tombstone has big shotting with two killed and one fatally wounded Oc/19 2/2
five Apache Indians who murdered Deihl and Jones two years ago were sentenced to hang Oc/26 2/1, 2/1
Andreas Lopez, Papago Indian, is jailed for murdering Peter Verdier of Walnut Grove No/9 2/3
nine Indians receive sentences varying from ten years to hanging in Gila County No/9 3/3
Carbola Chavez, Williams, is acquitted of complicity in murder of a Mexican Oct. 26 but given thirty days for carrying knife No/9 3/3
trial of Matt Black for killing J. M. Griffith began No/16 3/1
A. W. Callen (Old Grizzly) is not indicted by Grand Jury in murder of Byron J. Charles and Frank H. Work No/16 3/2
jury of Matt Black disagreed, defendent is held til next regular term No/23 3/1
Secretary Murphy as acting governor offers $500 for murderer of Charles W. Beach in Prescott De/28 2/2
? L. Ambrone shot C. W. Davis in Peach Springs; both telegraph operators De/28 3/2
Perjury
Mrs. Maria Stemmer, Flagstaff, is discharged on perjury of tax list charge Ag/31 3/2
Robbery
See also: Crimes and Criminals-Murder for robberies ending in a death.
quite a few stage robberies in Southern Arizona Ja/5 3/2
legislature asses bill making train robbery a capital of fense Mr/9 2/1
hold up at Thalheimer's saloon was a put up job between the dealer and the robber Mr/23 3/3
A & P train robbed of $700 to $800 at Canyon Diablo Mr/23 3/3
A & P offers $500 each for capture and conviction of train robbers Mr/30 3/1
the four who held up the A & P were cool ones, one even returned for his gun he had left Mr/30 3/4
gang of burglars and sneak thieves and fences have robbed three homes
Howe, Sanderson and Guthrie, of Flagstaff Ap/6 3/1
E. S. Wilcox returns from questing train robbers Ap/6 3/1
train robbers were captured in Utah by Sheriff O'Neill and posse Ap/13 3/1
bill making the penalty death for train robbery is given Ap/20 4/1
R. W. McNail is suspected of being one of the A & P robbers, chased but not caught Ap/27 1/2
Detective Holten, A & P, and Deputy Sheriff Black, Yavapai, recount fruitless search for J. J. Smith, escaped train robber Ap/27 3/3
Paymaster Wham is ambushed and robber of $29,000 between Fort Grant and Fort Thomas; eight escorts killed My/18 3/2
Fred Trittle, special deputy, summons witnesses in the train robber case My/25 3/1
colored gentleman is arrested in Bellemont for stealing some brushes of J. J. Donahue My/25 3/2
Paymaster Wham, held responsible for robbery Je/1 2/1
$5 reward for lost pocket book in Flagstaff Je/1 3/1
Tucson man pays his debts and is arrested on suspicion of the Wham robbery Je/15 2/1
Geo. Wilson and Chas. Symons fined $25 for stealing a suit of clothes in Williams, in jail due to inability to pay Je/22 3/4
W. O. O'Niell goes to Prescott with escaped train robber A. J. Smith Jy/6 3/1
J. B. Smith's house on the mountain was burglarized Se/14 3/2
attempted robbery ignored by Todd who proceeds to obtain a weapon and run robber out of country Se/21 3/3
three attempts to commit murder are made in Yuma by Mexicans Se/28 3/3
Florence stage robbed at Dry Creek by two Mexicans Oc/12 3/3
Tragic meat market at Prescott is robbed of $300 No /9 2/3
J. A. Miller is robbed in Tucson hotel No/23 2/3
Bill Berry is fined $10 by Justice Weatherford, Flagstaff, for stealing gloves No/23 3/1
J. J. Smith's, leader of Canyon Diablo train robbers, conviction will show Easterners Arizona has law No/30 2/1
quarry employee is held up in Flagstaff No/30 3/1
C. A. Keller has his roof stolen by Indians No/30 3/2
escape of the Wham robbers reflects severely on people of Arizona De/28 2/1
Arizona delegate to congress leaves after spending time defending the Wham robbers De/28 2/2
Rustling and Horse Stealing
Col. J. H. Breed recovers stolen horses Mr/30 3/1
Jose Valencia or "Pete" Valencia is arrested in Flagstaff for stealin two horses in Tucson My/25 4/2
young man wishes to pay for two horses he stole near Frys Spring in Sept. 1881 Je/1 3/2
$300 reward ad by Frank Hicks warns perspective buyers Jy/20 3/1
Frank Hicks, Winslow, warns against selling of any female A H T branded cattle Jy/20 3/4
two Walnut Creek horse thieves were captured in California and jailed in Prescott Ag/24 3/3
Dr. Warnekros r rts loss of sorrel horse at Mormon Dairy Se/28 3/3
Henry Gruder, horse thief in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, and an ex-Tucson resident is hung in Illinois Oc/12 1/4
Deputy Sheriff Brown delivers five horse thieves to Williams No/9 3/3
two Indians are charged in Graham county No/23 2/3
Rhoades & Livermore fail to find A-1 horse thieves No/30 3/2
thieves who stole horses from A-1 ranch made good escape De/7 3/1
Arizona Cattle Co. offers reward for Will and John Aiken, horse thieves De/7 3/2
Indian cattle thieves numerous around Gallup De/7 3/4

CRIMINALS
See Crimes and Criminals

DAIRY CATTLE
See Livestock--Cattle

DAMS
See Water and Water Resources

DANCERS
See Entertainment

DANCING
See Entertainment

DEATHS
See Children; Women's individual names

DEBTS
See Banks and Finances-Debts

DECORATION DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
See Elections and Politics

DENTISTS
See Medicine as a Profession

DISASTERS
Includes only natural calamities.
See also: Fires and Fire Prevention; Railroad-Accidents

thirty-five people perish in storm in New Mexico De/7 3/4

DISEASES
Includes only human diseases and methods used to control their spread. Animal diseases are found under Livestock.
See also: Medicine

several cases of smallpox reported in Albuquerque and Gallup Ja/26 3/1
seventy cases of smallpox in Albuquerque; incorrect only one case Ja/26 3/4
children dying of diptheria in Albuquerque; incorrect all are convalescing Ja/26 3/4
L. L. Burns, Flagstaff, recuperates from neuralgia Mr/9 3/1
seven year old Harry Marvin dies of dropsy at Canyon Diablo Mr/16 3/2
child of Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Switzer, Flagstaff, recuperates from pneumonia Mr/30 3/2
Justice J. W. Weatherford is in California, recuperating from rheumatism Mr/18 1/3
Wm. Campbell is seriously ill with mountain fever Ag/10 3/2
four men die in Tucson from excessive heat and drinking ice water Ag/17 3/4
Jos. Hoffman, Flagstaff, found dead, stroke suspected due to his being a subject to paralysis Ag/31 3/2
Charley Kathrens, Winslow, is in Flagstaff due to a serious fever Se/21 3/2
young man dies of typhoid fever at Prime House in Flagstaff No/16 37,
Paul Daze, thirteen, years old, dies of brain fever No/30 3/3
Thomas C. Bray, Prescott, dies of heart disease De/28 3/4

DISEASES (Mental)
See Mental Health

DOCTORS
See Medicine as a Profession

DOGS
See Pets

DOMESTIC ANIMALS
See Livestock

DRAWING
See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

DRESS
See Fads and Fashions

DROWNINGS
See Accidents

DRUGS
See Alcohol and Drugs

DRUNKS
See Alcohol and Drugs

DRY FARMING
See Agriculture

EASTER
See Holidays and Religious Days

ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
Includes prices and cost of living. Transportation advertisements may contain rates at times.
See also: Banks and Finance

H. H. Fisher, Flagstaff, gives price of Eagle milk and sugar Ja/12 3/1
prices of various items in Flagstaff Ja/19 3/1
boss butter, $.20 in Flagstaff Ap/20 3/1
tea prices in Flagstaff, wine prices, butter prices My/4 3/1
beef sells by the quarter for $.04 a pound in Prescott No/9 2/3

EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS
See also: Colleges and Universities

sentiment of the people is to abolish the office of Territorial Superintendent of Schools or at least have a former teacher Ja/12 2/2
Superintendent of Public Instruction endeavors to have teachers endorse him for reappointment, Tucson Star says let him take an examination first Ja/19 2/3
Superintendent reports 184 schools with 40 in Yavapai county, financial report too Ja/26 2/1
Supt. Strauss estimates $5.10 as cost per pupil per month Ja/26 2/1
county superintendent directs attention to educational exhibit of the Arizona Industrial Exposition Association Mr/16 3/2
new school law compels attendance, allows only married women teachers and requiring three month residency in county and Territory Mr/30 4/2
George W. Cheyney, Cochise county, is appointed Superintendent of Public Instruction Ap/27 1/3
Pima county receives $30,126.02 in school moneys this past year Ag/10 2/2
number of school age children in Arizona by counties Oc/19 2/1
Pinal county collects $16,69O.90 in poll tax for school purposes No/2 3/2
teachers of Gila county hold an institute at Globe No/30 3/4
Board of Supervisors have granted Tuba City a school district De/7 3/2
Maricopa county school teachers hold five day convention in Phoenix De/28 2/2
Ash Fork
Woodville Williams, teacher, visits Flagstaff Ja/12 3/1
Miss Lola Woods, Flagstaff, will teach in Ash Fork this Winter Se/28 3/1
Flagstaff
public school children held a picnic on the Brannen addition Ap/20 3/1
Col. T. J. Thorp delivers address to pupils My/4 3/2
teachers arrange to hold an exhibition by the students at the Arizona Wood Company's hall on the last day of school My/18 1/3
Florence Pierson, Arty Anderson and Lee Doyle are Miss Clara Coffin's best pupils My/18 1/5
Flagstaff instructs surveyors to select area for public school house in townsite area Je/1 3/3
See Land and Land Tenure for further information.
Judge French visits and praises the departments, in particular the primary school Je/8 3/2
election of a school trustee to succeed P. P. Daggs takes place in a week, today vote is taken on moving old school house Je/22 3/1
A. A. Dutton elected school trustee Jy/6 3/2
on Aug. 20 taxpayers will vote for $6,000 for new brick school house Ag/10 3/2
sixty-four for building new school house and six against; W. L. Van Horn elected assessor and collector Ag/24 3/3
starts Monday Ag/31 3/1
Prof. Riggins, Colorado, is new principal Ag/31 3/1
eighty-eight enroll under Principal Kiggins, Miss Clara Coffins and Miss Jennie Crothers, building is improved Se/7 3/3
Miss Belle Switzer of Kiggins' class substitutes by Miss Clara Coffin Se/23 3/1
public school in good condition, single desks are a new improvement Se/21 3/1
W. L. Van Horn reports ecial tax for new school house coming in well Oc/5 3/2
school taxes become delinquent Nov. 8; they have not been "dropped" Oc/19 3/1
meeting held which decided to drop the school tax until May and then resume operation in proper way No/9 3/1
A & P agrees to donate one block (24 lots) to be selected by the Board of Trustees to be used only for school purposes No/9 3/4
two days for Thanksgiving vacation No/30 3/1
in best shape due to Principal L. F. Kiggins No/30 3/1
Prescott
has a muddle over its public schools and the action of its directors Jy/2O 3/1
has five departments in public schools Oc/26 3/3
Winslow
act passed in l5th legislature Ap/6 1/3

EDUCATORS
Only the original article containing on an educator's name is listed here. For complete information see the individual's name.

Miss Clara Coffin, Flagstaff teacher Ja/5 3/4
Woodville Williams, Ash Fork teacher Ja/12 3/1
George W. Cheyney, Superintendent of Public Instruction Ap/27 1/3
Jas. McClintock, Normal School Director Ap/27 1/3
Dr. J. F. Hart, Maricopa county, Normal School Director Ap/27 1/3
H. B. Farmer, Maricopa county Normal School Director Ap/27 1/3
Miss Flora Weatherford, Flagstaff teacher My/18 1/3
Miss Jennie Crother, Flagstaff teacher Jy/20 3/1
L. F. Kiggins, Flagstaff school principal Ag/31 3/1
Charles S. Sheldon, Professor of Natural Science at Missouri State Normal School Se/7 3/3
Miss Lola Woods, Flagstaff, Ash Fork teacher Se/28 3/1

ELECTION AND POLITICS

Arizona press is ready to being springing governorship candidates Ja/5 2/1
present election law is taken from California which is considering a change to the Australian ballot law Ja/5 2/2
Champion comments on economic Democratic Board of Supervisors first uneconomic step in area of county printing Ja/19 2/2
Prescott Courier jokes about so many Republicans wanting offices Mr/16 3/2
bill requiring foreigners to have naturalization papers before registering is good Mr/23 2/1
leeches in the Republican party in this Territory should be left out Mr/23 2/2
acts passed in l5th legislature Ap/6 1/2, 1/2, 1/2
J. H. Headley, Territorial Council, announces candidacy for re-election in two years Ap/6 2/1
Republican party receives a severe blow when Coconino bill was vetoed Ap/27 3/2
Phoenix has some of the best manipulators against Northern Arizona's interest My/4 2/2
New Yorker asks if wild bananas grow on Colorado river No/30 2/1
Prescott will hold city election De/7 3/4

ELECTRICITY

Prescott is to have electric lights soon Ja/5 3/1
why don't some of Flagstaff's citizens contact an electric light company? Ag/17 3/2
Congress mine has electric lights and runs day and night No/23 2/3

ELECTRIC LIGHTS
See Electricity

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY TEACHERS
See Educators

EMBEZZLEMENT
See Crimes and Criminals-Embezzlement

EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION
See also: Mormons and Mormonism

Ernest and Leon Ronase, Kansas, look over Flagstaff area for a colony location Ja/5 3/1
Commissioner of Immigration T. E. Farish of Phoenix, sends pamphlet to Champion, "Northern Arizona: Its Forests, Arable and Grazing Lands." Ja/12 2/1
Arizona is a place for poor men to settle and rich men to invest Mr/9 2/1
J. A. Black, Pima county, is appointed Immigration Commissioner Ap/27 1/3
a nine wagon train of six families from Wisconsin go to Little Chino Valley to settle Ag/31 3/2
tide has set in with new farm families daily passing through Flagstaff Se/7 3/2
Southern Pacific Railroad Company prepares illustrated work on arid lands of California and Arizona No/9 2/1

EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR
See also: Business; Mines and Mining; Railroads

E. H. Witherell advertises for freight teams Ja/12 3/2
parties with teams wanted by E. H. Witherell in United Verde Ja/19 1/5
act passes to define and fix qualification of public institutions employees of the Territory and counties Ap/6 1/3
a girl wanted for general house work in Flagstaff Je/22 3/1
Wannamaker & Brown of Philadelphia want a Flagstaff Sales-agent Jy/6 3/2
scraper teams wanted near Bellemont by Walter J. Hill Ag/24 3/1
no demand at the saw mills now but tie cutters will be needed later Se/7 3/2
W. A. Clark, leasee of United Verde mines, advertises for freight teams Oc/26 3/1
E. H . Witherell, United Verde contractor, needs more freight teams, pays $8 per ton No/23 3/2

ENTERTAINMENT
See also: Music; Fairs; Sports; Arts, Crafts and Hobbies
For information on G. A. R. Encampment in Milwaukee see Military--Veterans.

Flagstaff

G. Wharton James gives three lectures and now goes to Albuquerque to lecture No/2 3/1
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fain gave a party Monday evening Ja/5 3/1
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ashurst give a New Year's party Ja/5 3/2
Leap-year ball given at the Arizona Wood Company's Hall Monday Ja/5 3/3
surprise party given to Mr. and Mrs. Fain at their home Ja/12 3/2
dinner party given for Gorham A. Bray Ja/12 3/2
dance given at W. E. Lockwood last evening Ja/19 3/1
Ransom Post, G. A. R. gives a grand ball Feb.22 Ja/19 3/2
Flagstaff people have been sleighing Ja/26 3/1
Inaugural ball Mr/9 3/3
Inaugural ball held at Wood Hall was "grandest entertainment" of the season Mr/9 3/3
Twenty Pleasusre Seekers have a pleasant party at Wood Hall Mr/30 3/1
social dance given Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fain Ap/6 3/1
tickets are out for the K of P grand ball for visiting brethern Ap/6 3/1
dance was given at Wood Hall by the Twenty Pleasure Seekers Ap/13 3/1
dance was given at Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lockwood Ap/13 3/1
grand reception and ball given in honor of those who fought for Coconino Ap/20 3/1
public school children held a picnic on the Brannen addition Ap/20 3/1
ball and reception to honor those who fought for Coconino was a success, details Ap/27 3/3
dance at Old Town well attended My/18 1/5
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Brannen gave an euchre part My/18 3/2
social dance Saturday given by young men My/4 3/1
Mrs. Thos. F. McMilion entertained Thursday evening Je/1 3/1
party visits Rogers Lake from Flagstaff Je/8 3/4
social event given at Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kilpatrick included euchre, wheat and dancing Je/15 3/3
dance at Wood Hall on night of the 4th Je/29 3/1
J. J. Donahue will have a troop of actors perform when his addition is completed Je/29 3/2
dance in Old Town was well attended Jy/20 3/1
Grant Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans give a grand social dance Ag/3 3/1
tea party given by Mrs. Harry Fulton and Mrs. Jno. Vories Ag/10 3/2
social dance held at Wm. Fain's mountain ranch 35 miles from town Ag/10 3/2
Rev. G. H. Adams lectures on the moon, Monday night and the sun, Tuesday night Ag/10 3/3
Camp Grant, No. 1, Sons of Veterans give grand ball at Wood Hall on the 19th Ag/10 3/2
"Attend the dance." Ag/17 3/1
festival is given at Mrs. P. B. Rumsey's Ag/17 3/2
dance at the school house was grand success Ag/17 3/2
dance of Camp Grant, No. 1, Sons of Veterans promises to be successful Ag/17 3/2
gentlemen not receiving invitations to the Sons of Veterans ball are invited Ag/17 /2
party climbs the Peaks Ag/17 3/1
dance given by Camp Grant, No. 1, Sons of Veterans is a success Ag/24 3/2
there is a phrenologist in town to tell character and fortune by the shape of the head Ag/24 3/2
improptu dance is held at Wood Co.'s Hall for Miss Lillie Marshall Ag/31 3/2
George Enos, phrenologist, is in Flagstaff Ag/31 3/3
dance held at Jim Black's ranch in honor of deputy sheriff's birthday Se/14 3/1
cosmopolitan gathering given by M. E. Church ladies Se/28 3/2
dance given as farewell to Miss Lillie Marshall Se/28 3/3
apron party is given at Mrs. D. M. Riordan Oc/12 3/1
serenade held for Chicago Herald's bicyclist, Tom Roe Oc/19 3/2
dance held by young men was a success Oc/19 3/2
lecture on "Paris and its Great Exposition of 1889" and "Picturesque India" are given by G. W. James at M. E. Church Oc/26 3/2
dance in Babbitt's new building Wednesday and "Dad" Hawks, Friday were successes No/30 3/2
Ransom Post, G. A. R. will give free supper De/7 3/1
committee in charge of Masonic Ball are sparing no pains De/28 3/1
Masonic Ball at Bank Hotel on New Year's Eve De/28 3/1
Masonic ball will be event of the season at the Bank Hotel De/28 3/2
Prescott
has lawn party at Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Burmister Ag/17 3/1
Winslow
dance at Independence Hall; girls should not engage all dances early Jy/20 3/3
Independence hall was crowded with dancers Jy/27 3/3
dance was a great success De/28 3/2
Flagstaffians who attended the dance De/28 3/2

EPIDEMIC
See Diseases

ESCAPES (PRISON)
See Prisons and Prisoners

EPISCOPALIANS
See Protestants and Protestantism

EXHIBITIONS
See Fairs

EXPOSITIONS
See Fairs

EXPLORERS AND ADVENTURERS

John Hance, Grand Canyon Ap/20 3/1
Lieut. Schwatka Ag/31 3/2

EXPLOSIONS
See Accidents

FADS AND FASHIONS
See also: Courtship and Marriage; Entertainment

dress of ladies attending Inaugural Ball briefly described Mr/9 3/3

FAIRS

Three Americas' Exposition opens in Washington in 1892 Je/1 2/1
A & P desires Northern Arizona to be well represented at agricultural fair in Albuquerque Je/1 3/2
much is expected from displays at the Albuquerque and Phoenix Fairs Se/14 3/2
Arizona Industrial Exposition Association
Yavapai superintendent of schools directs attention to educational department Mr/16 3/2
Champion receives premium list; J. F. Daggs, Flagstaff, to superintend sheep and stock Ag/17 2/2
Journal Miner says it was not a success due to lack of transportation Oc/26 2/1
opened last Monday, closes today Oc/26 3/3
Phoenix won baseball medal Oc/26 3/3
Prescott firemen claim unfair treatment at hose race No/2 3/2
Daggs Bros. take premium for best exhibition of sheep No/9 3/2
New Mexico Exposition
begins Sept 30th and runs for five days Je/8 2/1
Champion receives complimentary ticket to 9th annual fair Jy/20 3/2
Champion receives premium list Ag/10 2/1
holds good promise; fare-from Flagstaff is $17.20 Ag/17 3/2
Yavapai ranchers should improve their exhibit for this year Ag/31 3/3
announcement of free express for exhibits Se~/14 3/4
A & P reduces fares for Sept. 28 to Oct. 7 Se/21 3/3
Arizona Lumber Company has fine exhibit Se/28 3/2
most successful ever Oc/5 2/1
-? A. Wilson reports fair creditable Oc/12 3/1
thirteen Jerse cows on exhibition were sold, ten to Flagstaff Oc/12 3/2

FARM ANIMALS
See Livestock

FARM CROPS
See Agriculture

FARM PRODUCE
See Agriculture

FARMING
See Agriculture

FARMS
See Ranches and Farms

FASHIONS
See Fads and Fashions

FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION
See Education and Schools

FESTIVALS
See Holidays and Religious Days

FEUDS
See also: Crimes and Criminals

cattlemen of Chiricahua Cattle Co. and sheepmen fight at Bonita, five killed Ja/12 3/2

FEVER
See Diseases

FIGHTS
See Sports

FINANCE
See Banks and Finance; Economic Conditions

FIRE ENGINES
See Fires and Fire Prevention

FIRE INSURANCE
See Insurance

FIRE PREVENTION
See Fires and Fire Prevention

FIREARMS
See also: Accidents

E. S. Gosney receives a 12 gauge double barrel shot gun and a Winchester rifle My/18 1/5
new Arizona law requires businessmen to post notices of disarmament in their places of business Jy/27 3/2

FIRES AND FIRE PREVENTION

act to provide against conflagrations in towns and villages Ap/6 1/2
Peach Springs railroad eating house is destroyed, rebuilding begun Ag/31 3/1
public schools in large cities throughout the country hold fire drills Se/14 1/4
Prescott firemen challenge Phoenix boys to a hose race for $500 to $100 No/2 3/1
Prescott firemen claim unfair treatment at hose race in Phoenix No/2 3/2
Wm. McIntire's house burns down two miles other side of Bellemont No/9 3/2
Flagstaff
fire meeting to be held at J. M. Simpson6s office Ap/13 3/1
there is a movement on foot to organize a fire department Ap/13 3/1
members of the fire department meet at J. M. Simpson's Monday Je/8 3/1
Riordan Mercantile Co. expresses thanks to Flagstaffian who helped fight the fire Je/8 3/4
Arizona Lumber Company gives $100 for completion of system for fire protection Je/15 3/2
Sunday morning McGonigle's and Geo. Wood's houses burned and the A & P depot with wool and other goods inside Jy/6 3/3
C. H. Schulz lost one bale of wool at the depot Jy/13 3/1
J. C. Vining loses $150 watch of Mrs. Vining Jy/13 3/1
A & P agent Brown is busy unmixing things saved from depot Jy/13 3/1
"Little Giant" fire pump saves entire street from flames as well as near depot fire, needs businesses more or larger pump and fire department Jy/13 3/3
false alarm given Thursday evening Ag/17 3/2
W. J. Murphy's barn caught fire, dampness and no wind kept damage down Se/21 3/2
two attempts were made to burn up train cars and one to Burn G. A. Woods' new house, one car did burn Oc/12 3/2
Prescott
has a small fire My/18 1/5
three fires destroying B. F. Sloan's livery stable and eighteen horses, Prescott Opera house and D. Levy's barn; arson No/23 3/2
Williams
business portion burns; $12,000 loss with very little insured Mr/23 3/3
recount of Williams fire Je/29 3/3
Charley Crughton discovered fire at C. E. Boyce's and thanks to Bill Marks and Hobo Jack much was saved Je/29 3/3
C. E. Boyce offers $500 reward for arsonists Je/29 3/3

FISHER'S TANKS

Ap/6 3/3

FISHING
See Sports

FLAGSTAFF

a tribute to Jas. M. Simpson for his work in the town Ja/19 3/2
U. S. Senate sets aside 320 acres for a townsite, incorporation is now possible Ja/19 3/2
(See Land and Land Tenure for further information.)
passengers on sidetracked train enjoy town Ja/26 3/2
Robert Hornbeck trims trees between New Town and Old Town for looks Mr/30 3/2
Flagstaff gang pledges not to play for more than $7 unless circumstances permit, signed Ap/27 3/4
real estate is good investment My/4 2/1
a future gleams through the cloud of disappointment My/4 2/1
Mrs. Thos. McMillon buyo Evans property My/18 1/5
J. R. Kilpatrick sells Mrs. Nora McCabe lots 11 and 12 in block 17 Je/1 3/1
progresses Je/1 3/2
merchants do good business and think has a great future Je/8 3/1
George Babbitt is appointed second Justice of the Peace by the Board of Supervisors Je/22 3/2
large number of strangers in town Jy/13 3/1
despite hard times, building still going on Jy/20 3/2
old "Prairie schooner" and a band of Supai Indians are on outskirts Ag/3 3/1
most prosperous along A & P Ag/3 3/1
several real estate transactions take place Ag/10 3/1
several eastern gentlemen look for investment Ag/17 3/1
real estate agent Woods reports $1500 worth of real estate sales this week Ag/17 3/1
Justice Court is busy Ag/24 3/1
band of gypsies camped on the outskirts Se/7 3/1
description Se/7 3/3
one of few Arizona towns to make steady progress in last five years Se/28 2/1
would be most important as well as largest town if Central Arizona Railway were to be completed Oc/26 2/1
P. D. Berry constructs sidewalk in front of San Juan with Arizona sandstone Oc/26 3/1
has good all-around-the-year climate Oc/26 3/1
not long til town will be large and important city No/9 2/1
"How to Kill Flagstaff" No/23 1/4
great many express favor of incorporation while large number oppose No/23 2/1
house to rent at P. J. Brannen & Bro's. store No/30 3/2

FLOOD
See Disasters

FLORENCE

organizes board of trade No/30 3/4

FLOWERS AND GARDENING
See also: Agriculture

Martin Wear discovers a plant from which indelible ink is made Ag/24 3/3
Charles S. Sheldon, Professor of Natural Science in Missouri spends two days studying Flagstaff wild flowers Se/7 3/3

FOLKLORE AND HUMOR
See also: Courtship and Marriage

lastest slander upon Arizona concerns lynching around church time Ja/19 4/1
as "Marriage in Arizona", from an English Gazette Ja/19 4/1
a cowboy train ticket Ap/20 1/4
R. W. McNeil robber who writes poetry escapes Winslow officer Ap/27 1/2
an Indian story relating to the original "Buffalo Bill" Cody, father of showman My/4 1/3
Arizona lawyer lost his life because he wiped his nose with his handkerchief instead of his fingers My/25 2/1
Detroit Free Press takes extracts from the "Arizona Kicker" Je/1 1/4
man in Paris couldn't get protection from American consul so considers coming to Arizona Je/1 2/1
Bill Nye requires Arizona guests to file down their spurs before retiring Je/1 4/1
Tucson judge who didn't know law Je/8 4/1
Red Shirt Celebration of the Fourth of July by Gunwad, the Arizona Kicker Jy/20 4/2
imitation of a Shakespearse's poem to be written, "The M-r-y Wives
Winsl-w." Ag/3 3/2
chickens hatch in the kitchen in Phoenix Ag/17 4/1
Arkansas man shoots mother in law thinking her a panther Ag/31 1/7
excerpt from the Arizona Kicker Oc/12 4/1
Arizona cowboy beats Mexicans custom officials No/30 4/1
Poem "The Man from Flagstaff" by Mill Town De/7 3/3
Albuquerque has fortune teller named Madame Hana De/7 3/4

FOOD
See Agriculture; Cookery; Economic Conditions

FORESTERS
See Forests and Forestry

FORESTS AND FORESTRY
See also: Lumber and Lumbering

Harry Jeffords, U. S. District Attorney, visits Flagstaff on U. S. timber cases Ag/17 3/1
E. S Gosney has choice specimens of petrified wood Se/14 3/2
E. C. Hornady resigns as special timber agent for Northern Arizona, N. B. Booth replaces him Se/28 2/1
S. A. Hawks is special timber agent No/2 3/1
figures presented to the Forestry Congress shows that in eighteen years they will be gone No/23 2/1
N. B. Booth, timber inspector No/30 3/1

FORGERY
See Crimes and Criminals-Forgery

FOURTH OF JULY
See Holidays and Religious Days

FRUIT
See Agriculture

FRY'S SPRINGS

Fry's Springs Je/1 3/2

GALLUP

has meat shop called Arizona Meat Market De/7 3/4

GAMBLING

Prescott citizens win $2,000 in Louisiana Lottery Oc/26 3/1
soldier at Fort Thomas wins $5,000 in Louisiana State Lottery No/30 3/4

GAME
See Animals

GARDENING
See Flowers and Gardening

GEOLOGISTS
See Scientists

GEOLOGY

ancient villages, petrified forests, inland lakes and rich grass as well as unknown Indian tribes found 600 miles north of Prescott Ja/26 1/4
act passes allowing $1,000 salary to Arizona geologist with mileage Ap/6 1/3
office of Territorial Geologist is now operative due to proper appropriations, Dr. Alex Tripple, Globe, is appointed Ap/13 1/5
John F. Blandy, Yavapai county, is appointed Territorial Geologist Ap/27 1/3
E. S. Gosney has choice specimens of petrified wood Se/14 3/2

GHOST DANCE
See Indians

GILA COUNTY

warrant advertised by Board of Supervisors is not sold yet No/2 3/2

GOVERNMENT
See Arizona; Indians

GOVERNORS
See Arizona-Governors

GRAHAM COUNTY

W. O. Damron, treasurer, awards $50,000 bond bid to Lamprecht Bros. & Co. Oc/12 3/3

GRAIN
See Agriculture

GRAND CANYON

15th legislature encourages construction of railraods to the Grand Canyon Ap/6 1/2
group visits Ap/6 3/3
four go for two weeks Ap/27 3/1
Lord Cecil Baring, London, visits My/18 1/5
Nogales Herald says Dr. Goodfellow, Tombstone, builds three boats to take the entire length of the Grand Canyon My/18 1/6
is 317 miles long with average depth of 6,300 feet Je/1 2/1
article on the phenomenon of nature Je/15 1/5
Flagstaff party takes two week trip Je/22 3/2
Flagstaff party returns Je/29 3/2
400 eastern people may visit this summer Jy/13 3/1
Missouri couple visit Jy/13 3/1
party returns Jy/13 3/2
Raymond excursion of sixty people arrives the 20th in Flagstaff Jy/13 3/2
Raymond's excursion heads for Canyon Jy/20 3/2
details of eastern excursionists trip Jy/27 3/2
Hoskins family visit Ag/10 3/1
Col. F. B. Davison and J. M. Simpson visit Ag/10 3/1
favorite resort this summer Ag/10 3/1
group visits Ag/10 3/3
several parties have returned Ag/24 3/1
Dr. Warnekros, Tombstone, breaks his leg before navigating the stream Ag/24 3/2
visiting parties speak in praise of John Hance Ag/31 3/2
John Hance will guide any party over the 140 miles of the Little Colorado from the mouth to the mouth of the Cataract Se/7 3/2
Prescott minister visits Oc/12 3/2
50 Camp Verde cavalry troopers descend Oc/12 3/2
Lt. Nolan's company returns Oc/19 3/2
four visit No/16 3/1

GROCERY TRADE
See Business

GUNS
See Firearms

HARRISBURG

in Yuma County Ja/5 2/2

HEALTH CARE
See Medicine

HOBBIES
See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

HOLIDAYS AND RELIGIOUS DAYS
See also: Entertainment

Wolfley's proclamation of Tuesday as a legal holiday was too late for publication My/4 3/2
Flagstaff Chinese colony celebrated their festival of the dead last week Ag/31 3/2
Flagstaff Mexican population celebrate Mexican Independence Day Se/14 3/1
Christmas
patients in Phoenix asylum receive a grand Christmas feast Ja/5 3/3
Town, the manager of Santa Rita Cattle Company his vaqueros a dinner Ja/19 1/2
Flagstaff merchants have big stocks De/7 3/1
restaurants and boarding houses has specially good bills o'fare De/28 3/1
Santa Claus (Harry Fulton) brings presents to children at M. E. Church in Flagstaff De/28 3/3
Decoration Day
details of Flagstaff celebration with W. G. Stewart's speech given Je/1 2/2
Easter
"Easter tomorrow" Ap/20 3/1
Easter services conducted by Rev. N. L. Gurthrie Ap/27 3/1
Fourth of July
Flagstaff should begin planning Ap/27 3/2
let Flagstaff celebrate the glorious Fourth Je/8 3/1
Flagstaff Riding and Driving Park Association, Flagstaff, meets to plan celebration Je/8 3/2
Driving Park Association offers $1000 in prizes for horse racing alone Je/15 3/1
Prescott plans grand 4th, why not Flagstaff Je/15 3/2
Flagstaff Riding and Driving Park Association's grand celebration plans given Je/15 3/3
full page spread on Flagstaff Riding and Driving Park Association celebration Je/22 1/1
Flagstaff will have to top Fourth of July celebration Je/22 2/1
let's all turn out on the Fourth in Flagstaff Je/22 3/1
Flagstaff citizens invited to Grand Procession Je/22 3/2
6th U. S. Cavalry Bank from Fort Wingate is engaged for Flagstaff celebration Je/22 3 2
full page advertisement of Flagstaff celebration Je/29 1/-
A & P will sell round trip excursion tickets for one fare Je/29 2/3
Kingman, Prescott and Gallup celebrate 113th anniversary Je/29 3/1
preparations about complete for Driving Park Association Je/29 3/1
everybody should turn out in Flagstaff Je/29 3/1
Flagstaff Riding and Driving Association's ice cream, lemonade, fruits and lunch concession awarded to Babbitt and Keller Je/29 3/1
pay subscription for Flagstaff's entertainments so prizes and purses can be set up Je/29 3/2
Flagstaff celebration a success Jy/6 3/2
Flagstaff's celebration race, cowboy and lady rider winners given Jy/6 3/4
New Year's Day
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ashurst, Flagstaff, give a New Year's party Ja/5 3/2
Arizona Central Bank sends a New Year's card to the Champion Ja/5 3/3 St. Patrick's Day
passed off quietly in Flagstaff Mr/23 3/1
pick up concert Mr/23 3/1
Thanksgiving
President issues proclamation No/9 2/2
President's and Governor's proclamation No/16 2/2
no entertainment in Flagstaff, all efforts concentrate on Christmas No/23 3/1
next Thursday is Thanksgiving, keep sharp look out on your turkeys and chickens No/23 3/1
services will be held at M. E. Church in Flagstaff at 10:30 No/23 3/1
M. E. Church of Flagstaff gives Thanksgiving dinner to help pay off lots No/23 3/2
ladies of M. E. Church, Flagstaff, report dinner a success No/30 3/1
Flagstaff public school had two day vacation No/30 3/1

HOMESTEAD
See Land and Land Tenure

HORSE RACING
See Sports-Horse Racing

HORSES
See Livestock-Horses

HOSPITALS
See Mental Health

HOTELS
See Business

HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT

Babbitt's has a patent ice cooler which will carry ice cream to the cliffs and caves My/25 3/1
Mrs. Kilpatrick, Flagstaff, sells furniture before going east Se/28 3/1
Mrs. E. B. Davison, Flagstaff, sells ingrain carpets, floor matting, etc. Oc/19 3/1

HOUSES
See Building and Buildings

HUMOR
See Folklore and Humor

HUNTING
See Sports

ILLNESS
See Diseases

IMMIGRATION
See Emigration and Immigration

INDEBTEDNESS
See Banks and Finances-Debts

INDIAN AGENTS
Only the original article containing the name of an agent is indexed here. For more information see the individual's name.

M. Johnson Ag/17 3/4
Clauce Ag/17 3/4
W. C. Crouse, Indiana, is appointed agent of Pima and Papago Indians, vice Clauce. M. Johnson Ag/17 3/4
Capt. John L. Bullis, San Carlos military acting Indian agent Oc/5 1/5

INDIANS
Southwestern Indians in and around Arizona are included. General articles may pertain to other North American Indians and if so will have North American Indians noted by "NA Indians". The articles are subdivided by Treatment and Opinion and Individual Tribes.

ten and fifteen year sentences given murderer of Deihl Ap/6 2/1
U. S. Supreme Court declares that U. S. Courts have no jurisdiction over Indians, how will territorial authorities get possession My/4 4/1
between San Carlos and Sierra Madres a band shoots a miner through the legs and then roasted him to death and takes the horses My/18 1/4
Indians of Arizona Je/1 1/2
Indian cattle thieves numerous around Gallup De/7 3/4
Apaches are to be returned to San Carlos Reservation, citizens should protest Je/29 2/1
Geronimo reported ushering at Sunday school Jy/13 2/1
Wallapais return from "Ghost dance" at Grass Springs called by the Piutes Ag/24 1/4
statistics for U. S. including agencies, houses, church members, etc. Ag/24 1/6
report untrue of break out at Peach Springs Se/21 3/2
North Carolina sua-ests Vermont a suitable place for Geronimo Oc/5 2/2
report on Geronimo from General Armstrong Oc/12 2/3
Geronimo and his band should be settled in New England Oc/19 2/1
Gila County sentences nine Indians for murder, sentences vary from ten years to hanging No/9 3/3
sensational reports of Apache outrages are damaging Arizona No/16 2/1
Apache Indian convicts who murdered Sheriff Reynolds and Deputy Holmes fled to Sonora No/16 3/1
newspaper must stop sensational reports, only the four Apache convicts are at large No/23 2/2
Eugene Middleton was wounded during Indian prisoners' escape near Florence No/23 2/3
two are charged with horse stealing in Graham County No/23 2/3
Mexicans guard border to prevent eight killers of Gila County officers from entering Mexico No/30 1/3
C. A. Keller has his roof stolen by Indians No/30 3/2
Treatment and Opinion
Gen. Crook's unique and forcible method of discussing matters with the Indians Ag/10 2/2

Tribes

Apache

Geronimo's band is said to be ill and dying No/30 3/4
Tonto Apaches should be kept at San Carlos or sent out of Territory, not sent to Verde military reserve Ap/6 2/1
twelve convicted of various crimes are returned to San Carlos Reservation due to U. S. Supreme Court ruling Je/1 4/2
General Miles points out the Hermosillo murders are 300 miles south of Arizona Jy/6 1/6
War Department declares the report of the return of Geronimo to Arizona is without foundation Jy/13 2/1
will not be brought to Arizona but placed in the Indian Nation Jy/13 2/1
five murderers of Deihl and Jones two years ago are sentenced to hang Oc/26 2/1, 2/1
Apache, San Carlos
reports of feuds on the reservation Ja/5 2/1
at the camp of Chilchuano a Tiswin drunk leaves five dead, no action on part of authorities Mr/23 3/2
annual report of the San Carlos Agency Oc/5 1/5
Hopi
number go to see Moqui snake dance which is held annually Ag/17 3/1
Hualapai
leave their towns and congregate to Music Mountains due to warning of calamity to befall whites Ag/17 3/4
Maricopa
400 on Salt River are under Claud M. Johnson's jurisdiction Jy/27 1/5
Mohave
annual report of the San Carlos Agency, recommends return to Verde country Oc/5 1/5
Navajo
will harvest 1,500,000 pounds of wool Mr/23 3/3
three were killed b cowboys near Fort Wingate, arrested My/18 2/1
C. H. Algert engages in the Indian trading business in Navajo County Je/15 3/1
total number in Arizona and New Mexico is about 30,000 Jy/27 2/1
Agent Vandever gives statistics for New Mexico agency Ag/31 1/6
Papago
Firnimo was hung last week for Ford's murder My/25 2/1
7,000 scattered are under Claud M. Johnson's jurisdiction Jy/27 1/5
legend on the disappearance of the Salt River Valley Indians Ag/10 2/2
C. W. Crouse is appointed agent of Pima and Papago Indians Ag/17 3/4
Pima
Florence Enterprise says group camped just south of town had a big drunk just like whites Mr/23 3/3
Claud M. Johnson reports on conditions and attempts to discover Indian Louis's killer Jy/27 1/5
C. W. Crouse is appointed agent of Pima and Papago Indians Ag/17 3/4
Walapai
See also Hualapai
band on outskirts of Flagstaff Ag/3 3/1
a reservation is needed where they can sustain themselves Se/28 2/1
rations to be issued at Hackberry, the first of next month Se/28 3/3
answer to Hackberry committee when asked their intentions after a scare Oc/5 3/2
Yaqui
situation in Sonora is again dangerous Oc/12 2/2
Yuma
cremation of Pasqual, Chief of the tribe Jy/6 1/3
annual report of the San Carlos Agency, recommends return to Verde country Oc/5 1/5

INDUSTRIAL FAIRS
See Fairs

INDUSTRY
See Business

INSANITY
See Mental Health

INSURANCE

only two, J. Salzman and Dr. H. Hardrich, are insured in Williams fire Mr/23 3/3
Riordan Mercantile Company has $50,000 fire loss only partially insured Je/8 3/3
Lion Fire Insurance Company gives aid to flood victims Je/15 3/2
Haverstick and another gentleman are adjusting the A & P affairs from the fire Jy/13 3/1

INVENTIONS
See Inventors and Inventions

INVENTORS AND INVENTIONS

Westinghouse air-brake instruction car arrives in Winslow Ag/3 3/2

IRRIGATION
See Water and Water Resources-Canals and Irrigation

JAILS
See Prisons and Prisoners

JEROME
See Mines and Mining

JOBS
See Employment and Labor

JOURNALS
See Newspapers

JUDGES
See Law as a Profession

JUSTICE (ADMINISTRATION)
See Arizona-Courts; Crimes and Criminals; Prisons and Prisoners; and individual cities.

LAND AND LAND TENURE
See also: Ranches and Farms

Walter J. Hill files final proof of claim Mr/9 3/5 leg. annc.
Prescott Courier says lot jumping is a Prescott Junction industry My/23 3/3
J. C. Martin, Prescott, is candidate for Prescott Land Office Mr/30 2/1
act passes concerning the sale of certain real estate in Prescott belonging to the Territory Ap/6 1/2
W. J. Hill, Bellemont, makes final proof on a land claim Ap/6 3/3
F. B. Jacobs is appointed County Surveyor My/4 3/1
Prescott Journal-Miner says E. B. Perrin, San Francisco, brings suit against Wm. Darland, Kansas City, for trepassing in year 1887 My/18 1/6
A. L. Morrison, New Mexico, replaces Special Agent Slater My/18 2/1
Herbert Brow, Tucson, is appointed Register of the U.S. Land Office at Tucson Je/8 2/1
J. C. Martin returns from Washington after pushing his claim for Register of the Prescott Land Office Je/22 3/2
Thomas F. McMillan files Jy/27 3/4 leg. annc.
N. Vanderlip warns that neither Frank M. or W. B. Vanderlip have legal rights to sell property Ag/17 3/4
N. Vanderlip gives notice that he owns 1/2 interest in Vanderlip Ranch, stock and Flagstaff real estate Se/21 3/5
public lands in Colorado with cliff dwellers ruins are withdrawn from entry, those around Flagstaff should be too Se/28 2/2
George C. Morgan files land claim Se/28 3/4 leg. annc.
Judge Lewis A. Groff is new Commissioner of the U. S. Land Office Oc/5 2/1
Chas. R. Drake is appointed Receiver of the Tucson Land Office Oc/19 2/2
Samuel C. Black files claim Oc/19 2/4 leg. annc.
John Clark and Henry C. Locket return from Prescott on land office business Oc/26 3/1
George C. Morgan files land claim Oc/26 2/5 leg. annc.
Probate Judge French publishes notice that claims must be filed before llth of November Ag/10 3/2
Charles R. Drake was appointed United States Land Receiver in place of Fred W. Smith De/7 2/2
Flagstaff
U. S. Senate sets aside 320 acres for a townsite, incorporation is now possible Ja/19 3/2
Flagstaff Driving Park is located at a second site l 1/4 miles east of Flagstaff Mr/18 1/4
citizens meeting held in Flagstaff on perfecting titles of townsite area and paying surveyors Je/1 3/3
Flagstaff instructs surveyors to leave a thirty acre park (Thorp Park) and Old Town spring in the street or park area Je/1 3/3
considerable time per subscription will be needed to straighten out townsite of Flagstaff Je/1 3/3
Flagstaff parties holding claims on section 16 plant to perfect titles Je/15 3/4
Surveyor Jacobs and assistants have been laying off the school section of the townsite Je/22 3/1
sealed bids for any or all priveleges on the Flagstaff Riding and Driving Park grounds accepted till June 25th Je/22 3/2
Mrs. Emma J. Lesle (see Emma Gonzales) protests the taking of her property for the school grounds Jy/13 3/3
Mrs. Emma Gonzales files her affidavit fo contest but it was decided insufficient Ag/3 2/1
W. L. Van Horn and P. P. Daggs prepare to assist Judge E. W. French In proving Flagstaff Townsites Ag/3 2/1
Mrs. Emma Gonzales returns from Prescott Ag/3 3/1
Probate Judge E. W. French visits Flagstaff to settle up school land recently donated by Congress Ag/3 3/1
hotice to claimants of lots in Flagstaff Townsite to file at W. L. Van Horn's office Ag/10 2/4 leg. annc.
County Clerk Horne gives notice that plot of Flagstaff townsite has been submitted to Board of Supervisors, objections received Sept. 5 Ag/31 3/2
E. W. French enters townsite into records for Flagstaff people Se/14 3/4 leg. annc.
Register and Receiver decide the contest case of Mrs. Emma Gonzales against the townsite in favor of the people Se/21 3/2
John Clark sells quarter section near Flagstaff to G. F. Campbell Se/28 3/1
Flagstaff Riding and Driving Park to be sold at Sheriff's Sale to pay Daggs Bros; $200 Se/28 3/4 leg. annc.
all lots of the school section set aside by Congress will probably be filed on by Dec. 14, 1889, the deadline Oc/5 3/2
A & P agrees to donate one block (24 lots) for school purposes and to pay taxes on all property No/9 3/4
there is now no doubt about title of lots on Flagstaff townsite No/23 2/3
Commissioner of the General Land Office at Washington confirms Prescott ruling in contest case of Emma Gonzales No/23 3/4
Railroads
Maj. J. W. Downelly returns from selecting lands for A & P Je/29 3/1
A. C. Macomber visits Williams to look at timber lands for A & P Jy/13 3/1
all A & P lots will be sold to first applicant after Sept.15 regardless of occupant Ag/17 3/4
Surveyor General
T. J. Butler, Prescott, is candidate for Surveyor General Je/1 2/1
Surveyor General Johnson has $5000 to run lines in Territory De/7 3/4

LAND CLAIMS
See Land and Land Tenure

LAW AS A PROFESSION
Only the original article or advertisement is entered here. Additional articles will be indexed under the individual's name.

H. J. Miller, Flagstaff attorney Ja/5 1/1
L. F. Eggers, Prescott attorney Ja/5 1/1
Clark Churchill, Prescott, Arizona Attorney General Ja/5 1/1
E. M. Sanford, Prescott attorney Ja/5 1/1
James M. Sanford, Williams Justice of the Peace Ja/5 2/4
E. W. French, Yavapai probate judge Ja/5 3/2
Henry Ross, Prescott District Attorney Ja/5 3/2
J. W. Weatherford, Flagstaff Justice of the Peace Ja/5 3/4
Eb. Williams, Mohave, ex-District Attorney Ja/12 2/1
Walter G. Scott is a lawyer in Prescott Ja/12 3/1
W. G. Stewart, Flagstaff lawyer Ja/19 3/1
William Morris, Flagstaff Justice of the Peace Ja/26 3/1
W. L. Van Horn, Flagstaff attorney Ja/26 3/1
E. M. Doe, Flagstaff attorney Ja/26 3/2
Sanford, Justice of the Peace Ja/26 3/2
James Wright, Chief Justice, Prescott Ja/26 3/3
Judge Barnes, Tucson, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Mr/23 2/2
Judge W. W. Porter, Prescott judge Mr/23 2/2
J. F. Wilson, Prescott attorney Mr/30 3/1
T. G. Norris, Flagstaff attorney Ap/6 3/1
Ainsworth, Phoenix attorney My/18 3/3
Judge T. S. Bunch, Holbrook attorney Je/1 3/1
Murphy, Williams, begins as embryo attorney in prosecution of Wells Fargo robbery Je/22 3/4
E. S. Gosney, Flagstaff, adds law to his Loan and Investment business Ag/3 3/1
Joseph H. Kibbey, Associate Justice of Supreme Court of Arizona Ag/17 2/2
Harry Jeffords, U. S. District Attorney Ag/17 3/1
A. G. Oliver, Prescott attorney Ag/17 3/2
H. D. Alexander, attorney Ag/24 3/4
Chief Justice Fuller Ag/31 3/2
G. A. Davenport, attorney, Pennsylvania Ag/31 3/2
H. N. Alexander, Attorney General for Territory Se/21 2/1
Miller, Attorney General Se/28 2/1
Judge Lond, New Mexico attorney Oc/12 2/1
Robert E. Sloan, Associate Justice of Arizona Oc/26 2/1
Anderson, Utah judge De/7 2/1

LAW ENFORCEMENT
See also: Crimes and Criminals; Prisons and Prisoners

Nogales Herald commends W. O. O'Neill My/18 4/1
hotel and saloon keepers must post new law that firearms must be divested within 1/2 hour of entering a town Je/8 2/1
Yavapai authorities refuse to pay Sheriff O'Neil mileage in capture of A & P robbers Jy/27 2/1
petition circulated for George E. Brown as U. S. Marshall of Arizona Oc/5 3/2
Yavapai County Board of Supervisors says prisoners should be held in Flagstaff jail De/7 2/2

LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL
In general only the original article is entered here. Additional articles will be entered under the individual's name.

James L. Black, Flagstaff Deputy Sheriff Ja/5 3/1
James L. Black receives commission as Deputy Sheriff Ja/5 3/2
W. O. O'Neill, Yavapai Sheriff, appoints undersheriffs, Murray McInernay of Verde and Michael Hickey at Prescott Ja/5 3/2
Robert Seien, ex-Sheriff of Mohave County, wants the U. S. Marshallship Ja/12 2/1
W. J. Mulvenon, on retiring, presented W. O. O'Neill with a gold badge Ja/12 3/1
E. S. Stover, St. Johns, is candidate for U. S. Marshal Ja/26 2/1
Chief Dick Gage, Tombstone office Mr/9 3/2
John W. Francis, Flagstaff Constable Mr/23 3/3
E. F. Odell, Flagstaff Constable Ap/13 3/1
Geo. E. Brown, Yavapai County Deput Sheriff My/4 3/2
Whitehill, Silver City Sheriff My/18 1/4
J. W. Blackenship, Phoenix Marshall My/18 2/1
W. E. Landgrebe, Prescott constable My/25 3/3
Hinson Thomas, Florence Undersheriff My/25 4/2
Sheriff Fryer, Florence My/25 4/2
Shaw, Tucson sheriff My/25 4/2
Ed. Randolph, Williams Constable Jy/6 3/1
Ed Randolph, resigns as Constable of Williams precinct Ag/17 3/1
W. C. Purple, Undersheriff, Sierra County New Mexico Se/21 3/1
Col. E. B. Davison presents James L. Black, Flagstaff Deputy Sheriff, with a gold badge Oc/19 3/2
Sharps, Flagstaff Constable? No/2 3/1
Deputy Holmes, deceased No/16 3/1
Sheriff Reynolds, deceased No/16 3/1

LAWYERS
See Law as a Profession

LEGAL PROFESSION
See Law as a Profession

LEGISLATURE (TERRITORIAL)
See Arizona-Legislature

LIBEL
See Crimes and Criminals-Libel

LIBRARIES

G. A. R. boys of Flagstaff build fine book case and will fill for the hall Mr/30 3/2
Champion receives new laws of the l5th in pamphlet form Je/1 2/1
W. L. Van Horn ask borrower to return Powell's Exploration of the Grand Canyon Je/29 2/3
Stewart and Doe, Flagstaff lawyers, add to their law library Je/29 3/1
approach of winter show Flagstaff pressing need for a free library Ag/31 2/3
Champion receives copy of the journals of the l5th legislative assembly Se/21 3/2

LIGHT (ELECTRIC)
See Electricity

LIQUOR PROBLEM
See Alcohol and Drugs

LIVESTOCK
See also: Sports

Brewster Cameron says Chicago controls all cattle markets except California Ja/5 1/5
cattle, mule, horse and sheep brands Ja/5 4/3-5
Sheriff Laird, New Mexico?, serves an attachment on all P B branded horses and cattle for Columbia Cattle Company Ja/12 1/5
heavy rains and snows of November and December will give good supply of water and grass for stock Ja/12 2/2
J. W. Clayton wants to match his horse Ja/19 1/2
receipts for 1888 in Kansas City stock yards Ja/26 1/2
Chicago market information on horses, hogs, sheep and cattle Mr/9 1/3
Kansas City and Chicago quotations Mr/9 3/3
cattle and sheep wintered well Mr/16 2/1
four mules, four horses, two wagons, harness and freighter's outfit for sale by W. S. DeCloss Mr/16 3/4
Tombstone Prospector gives underhanded apology for exposing sale of deseased pork Mr/23 3/2
Kansas City and Chicago markets Mr/23 3/4
value of stock bearing on Arizona Mr/23 3/4
Kansas City and Chicago reports Mr/30 1/4
acts passed in l5th legislature Ap/6 1/2, 1/2, 1/3, 1/3
bill passes making it a misdemeanor to herd sheep within three miles of a town Ap/6 2/1
stockmen prepare for spring rodeos Ap/6 3/1
Dr. A. J. Chandler, Maricopa County is appointed Veterinarian Surgeon Ap/27 1/3
appointed Sanitary Commissioners are J. B. Vickers, Cochise County; Will C. Barnes; Apache County; N. B. Bowers, Yavapai County; Samuel Crozier Ap/27 1/3
County never looked finer nor stock in better condition Ap/27 3/2
hen of Mrs. Brown, Flagstaff lays 1/2 pound egg Je/22 3/2
Phoenix creamery is a sucess and needs to be extended Jy/20 1/6
several Flagstaffians compain of A & P employees coming down grade from Old Town; four cattle killed this week Ag/10 3/3
credit given to cattle sanitary boards of New Mexico and Arizona Ag/17 2/1
blame placed on the A & P employees for large number of cattle and horses killed Ag/17 2/2
Ames, Aztec Cattle Co., goes to Mormon Dairy to look after cattle Ag/17 3/2
George Tipps and Chas. E. Goddard dissolve partnership in sheep business Ag/17 3/4
Philadelphia wool quotations Ag/17 4/-
Mrs. M. J. Aitlen Flagstaff, has two horses and harnesses for sale Ag/31 3/1
F. L. Roeyers, Williams, reports large number of cattle killed by A & P trains Ag/31 3/2
Flagstaff hog passes under moving train Ag/31 3/3
Hubbell & Dittenhoffer send 2000 goat skins and 6000 pounds of wool to R. H. Cameron Se/7 3/1
rodeo progresses, reaches Vanderlip's ranch Se/14 3/1
sheep rodeo begins Oct. 1 at Milbourne & Bell's ranch Se/21 3/2
editorial on border tax upon Mexican items Se/28 2/2
A. C. Morse advertises his prices to pasture stock this winter Se/28 3/2
wild animals have caused considerable loss of stock, especially in lower Agua Fria vicinity Oc/5 3/1
ten Jersey cows on exhibiton in Albuquerque were sold to Flagstaff Oc/12 3/2
E. F. Greenlaw and J. Crothers dissolve partnership and will not run any sheep Oc/26 3/1
meeting of wool growers called for in Washington, D. C. No/9 2/1
Grand Canyon ranches report good grass No/16 3/1
Kansas City and Chicago livestock market No/30 3/3
Yavapai has not one representative in St. Louis convention No/30 3/4
ostrich escapes from Phoenix No/30 3/4
anyone who has lost livestock by lions or other wild animals should report to C. A. Behm De/7 3/2
John Small dies after skinning and eating, cow in Los Angeles De/7 3/3
Associations
Tonto Basin stockmen organize Ja/28 1/3
National Wool Growers Association meets in Washington Ja/19 2/2
proceedings of Mohave County Livestock Association Ap/27 4/1
WoolGrowers' Association meets May 14th in Flagstaff My/18 1/4
report from the special meeting of the Territorial Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers Association My/25 3/2
National Wool Growers' Association requests a delegate meeting Se/21 2/1
cattlemen will meet at Fort Worth next January Se/28 2/2
Cattle
Walker Moore, Tonto Basin, reports stock in prime condition Ja/12 1/5
Sierra Land and Cattle Co. receives 1,500 bead from Texas parties Ja/12 1/5
Tempe cattle are fattening up Ja/19 1/2
Col. J. B. Thomas reports wintering stock on the Little Colorado in good condition Ja/26 3/2
Mack Lea sells his horses and cattle to Arizona Cattle Company Ja/26 3/3
meeting to be held at Middle Verde school house to set up spring rodeo Mr/16 3/1
Dave Russell reports stock in Coconino forest wintered well Mr/23 3/1
cattle on Black Canyon and New River are fine and fat; this side-they are poorer Mr/30 3/1
E. J. Simpson Aztec Cattle Company, reports cattle wintering well Ap/6 3/3
all shipments aggregate about 14,800 head in last three weeks Ap/27 1/4
Shay found prices too high so he bought in New Mexico Ap/27 1/4
ruling prices for Southern Arizona shipments are $8 for yearlings and $15 for two year olds Ap/27 1/4
how spraying is done on heifers Ap/27 1/4
San Simon Company ships 5,000 to Wyoming Ap/27 1/4
Watermans, San Pedro, ships 2,000 head north Ap/27 1/4
Slaughter sells 1,000 head Ap/27 1/4
Dunbar, Logan and Robinson, San Pedro, sells 1,000 head to Santa Fe Ap/27 1/4
large number of range cattle are being shipped to Wyoming and Kansas for fattening Ap/27 1/4
Santa Rita Cattle Company sells 3,000 head to Santa Fe Ap/27 1/4
Arizona and New Mexico cattlemen will realize $700,000 from spring sale My/4 2/1
Wm. Powell reports cattle in fine condition My/4 3/1
Sonora cattle bring poor prices in Tucson My/18 2/3
W. G. Wingfield, Verde Valley, delivers thirty head to Acher & Luse My/18 3/1
A-1's rodeo begins May l8th at Cedar ranch mountain rodeo on May 28th at Phil McDonald's My/18 3/2
W. B. Slaughter, American Valley, ships 10,000 head My/25 4/2
Mexican government considers quarantine against pleuro1pneumonia cattle from Europe Je/15 2/1
it is hoped the Sanitary Board of Colorado will not inspect New Mexico and Arizona cattle passing through Je/15 2/1
several train loads pass through Flagstaff Je/15 3/1
eighteen cars of Bower & Wells, Prescott, cattle go to Kansas City Je/15 3/1
Chas. C. Goven says Arizona Cattle Co. branded 50% more calves than previous Je/15 3/4
round-up party makes plans for September rodeo Je/22 3/2
Thos. J. Eaman, Verde Valley, ships 300 head to Kansas City Je/29 3/2
Thomas J. Eaman and other Verde stockmen ship 340 head to Kansas City Jy/6 3/2
John V. Rhoades arranged to pasture cattle in Kansas City Jy/27 3/1
Wash Henry, Flagstaff, owns fine trotting horse Jy/27 3/1
some Arizona and New Mexico cattlemen are keeping ranches crowded with steers Ag/10 2/1
Chicago receipts for July Ag/17 2/1
Philipp Hull, Sr. Sells 100 horses to Arizona Cattle Co. Ag/24 3/2
monthly average receipts of Chicago market for first seven months of 1889 and July Ag/31 1/5
cattle raffle to be held at Arizona Wood Co.'s Hall on Saturday Ag/31 3/2
Aztec Cattle Company rodeo begins on the 10th Se/7 3/1
second rodeo began Thursday at the pump house, John Lee is captain Se/7 3/3
stockmen believe prices will advance Se/21 3/2
Geo. Bruce reports a stallion worth $200 shot on his Oak Creek range Se/21 3/2
reason cattle prices are low Oc/5 1/4
where does the profit in steers go? Oc/5 3/3
A-1 Cattle Company will shortly ship large number to Kansas City Oc/12 3/2
Perrin Land and Cattle Company sells 1,000 steers to California party Oc/12 3/2
Henry Huning intends to ship all male steers east Oc/19 2/2
J. Q. Stevens ships beef from Williams to Los Angeles Oc/26 3/1
large number being shipped from Flagstaff Oc/26 3/1
A. M. Gondey, San Francisco cattle buyer, wants 1500 to 3000 head from Flagstaff area Oc/26 3/2
Ralph H. Cameron, Flagstaff, gathers cattle to ship west Oc/26 3/2
large number are being fattened in the Salt River Valley Oc/26 3/3
O. F. Kelener buys 830 head from Haigles & Kinsey, Tonto Basin Oc/26 3/3
in northern portion of Arizona ranges, grass and cattle are in good condition No/2 2/2
Thos. J. Eaman, Verde, ships 200 head to be fattened in Kansas for spring market No/2 3/1
Wm. M. Munds ships to San Francisco No/2 3/1
R. H. Cameron sells 18 car loads to Schoenfield and Jones of San Francisco No/2 3/1
"Jack" Montgonery prepares to ship beef from Flagstaff No/2 3/1
Banhart's station sees 500 shipped on the Prescott and Arizona Central No/2 3/1
Ralph H. Cameron ships train load west No/2 3/1
Lot Smith ships two car loads to Los Angeles No/2 3/1
Pinal County claims 32,000 head No/2 3/2
A-1 Cattle Co. sells 500 head to Schoenfield & Jones No/2 3/2
Wm. M. Munds ships few head to San Francisco No/9 3/2
J. Q. Adamson, Los Angeles, was two car loads from Flagstaff No/16 3/1
Jones, San Francisco, is in Flagstaff to arrange for 21 cars No/16 3/1
G. W. Lang will experiment with driving steers across Colorado desert to Los Angeles No/23 1/2
Wm. Dickinson takes 3/4 of Vanderlip cattle on shares No/23 3/2
largest shipment is made by Arizona Cattle Company; 17 cars containing 375 head No/23 3/2
new beef eking place to be established in west Lincoln No/30 1/4
A. M. Goudey wants more cattle for San Francisco market No/30 3/1
Southern Arizona relieves range by shipping cattle No/30 3/4
correspondent wants to know highest beef price De/7 3/2
Garland & Ross, Williams, shipped 1000 cattle this winter De/7 3/3
3000 head of cattle shipped from Wilcox De/7 3/3
A. M. Goudy, San Francisco, is preparing shipment of cattle De/7 3/3
C. E. Boyce, Williams, shipped carload of beeves De/7 3/3
cattlemen of Flagstaff are holding cattle for better price De/7 3/3
Aztec Cattle Co., Holbrook, shipped two trainloads De/7 3/3
large number of Arizona cattle going to San Francisco De/7 3/3
cattlemen of Nevada are holding out for better prices in San Francisco De/7 3/3
Dorseys cattle not to be sold De/7 3/3
Indian cattle thieves numerous around Gallup De/7 3/4
W. M. Munds has 300 head holding at the Flagstaff pump house for shipment on A & P De/28 3/2
Horses
Indian ponies at Navajo reservation may be bought for $10 and $15 Ja/12 1/5
Miller, Prescott, loses seven horses due to poison parsnips in his pasture in Thompson valley Ja/12 3/2
Dan Murphy returns from extended trip through county but found no horses Mr/30 3/1
Henry Clay will stand at Theodore's stable in Flagstaff Ap/13 3/2
Philip Hull will sell mares and colts on the 21st, 22nd, and 23rd Je/1 3/2
portion of (E. J.) Laky Baldwin's horses lay over in Flagstaff Je/29 3/2
Chas H. Schulz imports a driving horse from California Ag/31 3/2
G. A. Bray, Flagstaff, owns fine horse and buggy Oc/5 3/1
large number of Flagstaff horses are taken to Coconino County for winter No/9 3/1
J. M. Simpson is training Dan Murphy's trotter De/7 3/2
Sheep
J. Q. Adamson, Los Angeles, ships 1600 sheep from Flagstaff Ja/5 3/1
Morgan, Show Low, owns a herd in Apache County Ja/5 3/2
report of wool in stock in the U. S. Ja/12 1/4
Luna's and Lou Huning's sheep are caught in 12 to 20 inches of snow Ja/12 1/5
"Wool Growers out of the Woods" Mr/23 1/3
Campbell & Francis begin shearing about the l5th of next month Mr/30 3/2
Joe Brannen considers investing Ap/6 3/1
shearing begins at Canyon Diablo and Walnut on the l5th Ap/6 3/3
sheep shearing begins next Monday at nearly all the sheep camps Ap/13 3/1
Harry Milbourne camps four miles east of Flagstaff with 5,000 sheep to shear Ap/13 3/1
number of sheep shearers left for Canyon Diablo, 9 lbs. per head expected Ap/20 3/1
Harry Melbourne has 5,000 sheep at Dry Lake ready for shearing Ap/2O 3/1
San Francisco and Mogollon sheep have little scab and an estimate of 10 pounds average clip Ap/27 3/1
Sam Dittenhoffer, Tuba City, sells Navajo wool to Cameron & Lind, Flagstaff My/18 1/5
Flagstaff and area will furnish 2,500,000 pounds of wool My/18 2/1
sheepmen happy over spring wool crop prices My/18 3/1
Cameron & Lind ship large amount of wool to Christy & wise My/18 3/1
woolmarkets quoted for Arizona and New Mexico Je/29 2/3
latest wool reports on file at Champion's office Je/29 3/1
McMillon & Goodwin sell wool to Eisenman Bros. Jy/6 3/2
M. B. Whittaker, California, ships 150 rams to our stockmen Jy/6 3/2
Daggs Bros. wool clip will amountto $50,000 Jy/13 3/1
Maj. J. B. Thomas ships large quantity Jy/13 3/1
Philadelphia wool quotations Jy/20 3/3
Cameron & Lind ship 250,000 pounds to Christy & Wise Jy/20 3/1
Philadelphia wool quotations Jy/27 2/2
comments on eastern wool market Jy/27 4/1
Philadelphia wool quotations Ag/3 3/4
Wool quotations of Philadelphia Ag/10 2/3
sheepmen have no reason to complain Ag/17 31/2
Kirkpatrick & Whittaker, California, sheep rams to Flagstaff market Ag/17 3/3
Dagggs Bros. ship 150 head to Ml. S. Ortero of Albuquerque Ag/3l 3/1
in Arizona Se/7 2/3
importation frauds claimed by National Wool Growers' Association Se/14 2/2
P. P. Daggs ships 300 rams to Arizona from California Se/14 3/2
P. P. Daggs returns from California with only 80 sheep Se/28 3/2
Daggs Bros. shears 14,000 head at Tunnel Springs Oc/5 3/2
Frank Beal plans to begin fall shearing in a few weeks Oc/5 3/2
stock sheep in great demand Oc/12 3/3
New York Tribune opposes reduction or removal of duties on wool Oc/19 2/1
Humphrey purchases 2,500 head from Daggs Bros for his Williams range Oc/19 3/2
Campbell & Francis begin shearing small band at Walnut Oc/19 3/2
wool growers of Flagstaff section are moving flocks to winter range Oc/26 3/1
Kilpatrick & Keller receive 1,000 ewes from California for their Flagstaff range Oc/26 3/2
Daggs Bros. ships 70 rams to Louis Hunning of New Mexico Oc/26 3/2
9,000 sheep sheared at Winslow No/9 3/1
Louis Huning, New Mexico, buys 70 bucks from Daggs Bros. No/16 3/1

LODGES (ORGANIZATIONS)
See Clubs and Organizations

LOGGING
See Lumber and Lumbering

LOST PERSONS
See Accidents

LUMBER AND LUMBERING
See also: Forests and Forestry

broad and extensive field in Flagstaff region for manufacture of shingles Ag/17 3/2
A. E. Macomber, A & P timer agent, reports lumber business in bad shape in the East Oc/26 3/2
E. L. Preston, Jerome, buys log wagons for new saw mill in jerome area Oc/26 3/2
Flagstaff
Mill No.2 of the Arizona Lumber Company is shut down for winter Ja/12 3/1
wholesale warehouse of Arizona Lumber is at Milton Ja/12 3/1
saw mill of Flagstaff Lumber Company started Friday Ja/19 3/1
Enterprise Lumber Company is incorporated, mill is four miles from town Mr/16 3/1
bad weather keeps mills from starting up Mr/23 3/1
Enterprise Lumber Company organizes and is in operation, information given Mr/23 3/2
Arizona Lumber Co. begins county operations about the l5th Ap/6 3/1
Enterprise Lumber Company has more orders than they can fill Ap/13 3/1
T. A. Riordan arranges to have Mill No. 3 of Arizona Lumber Company start up Ap/20 3/1
Enterprise Lumber Co. begins day and night run Monday Je/1 3/1
Enterprise Lumber Company stocks their Flagstaff yards Je/8 3/2
S. Sykes runs big mill's engine at Arizona Lumber Co. Je/29 3/1
Arizona Lumber Co. starts up Mill No. 2 on Central Arizona railway Jy/6 3/1
Mill No. 2 of Arizona Lumber Co. runs full blast now Jy/13 3/1
Mill No. 3 stopped work briefly due to engine breaking Ag/10 3/1
train load of lumber leaves for Daggett Ag/31 3/1
magnitude of the lumber interest around Flagstaff Ag/31 3/3
Arizona Lumber Company's magnitude of operation explained Se/14 3/2
defect in engine causes big mill to shut down this week Se/21 3/1 -
Mill No. 2 shuts down for winter, force will go to No. 3 which will be operated all winter Oc/12 3/1
Mill No. 2 of Arizona Lumber Company shuts down, force goes to mill No. 3 Oc/19 3/1

LUMBER MILLS
See Lumber and Lumbering

MAIL
See Communications-Postal Service

MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
See Business

MAMMALS
See Animals

MAPS

Educational Department of Arizona Industrial Expostion will give a reward for best outline map of Arizona to be deposited in Washington Mr/16 3/2
act is passed to empower boards of supervisors to survey and map counties Ap/6 1/3

MARBLE CANYON

Marble Canyon Ag/3 3/1

MARRIAGE
See Courtship and Marriage; Women; individual names

MEDICAL SERVICE
See Medicine

E. R. Bayless, Flagstaff, left for east for medical treatment Ja/12 3/1
Dr. J. M. Marshall, Flagstaff dentist, moves office next door to post office Mr/16 3/1
Dr. J. M. Marshall, Flagstaff dentist, visits St. Johns professionally Mr/30 3/2
extremely poor and consumptive Mexican needs to be sent from Flagstaff to County Hospital Je/8 3/2
Flagstaff is healthy Jy/6 3/1
little daughter of Yancey's, Flagstaff, ill with ivy poisoning Ag/17 3/2
Dr. G. A. Henderson, California dentist, is in Flagstaff Ag/31 3/1
elexir craze strikes Flagstaff Se/7 3/1
Dr. Geo. A. S. Henderson, California dentist, stops in Flagstaff Se/21 3/1
Julius Lindenmeyer, Nogales, illness cured by BrowSequard Elixir No/9 1/2
Cook & Lee Jewelers, Flagstaff, add spectacles to their business No/9 3/1
sick people are finding Arizona best place for them No/30 2/1

MEDICINE AS A PROFESSION
In general only the original article is entered here. Additional articles will be entered under the individual's name.

Dr. J. M. Marshall, Flagstaff dentist Ja/5 1/1
Dr. H. Hardrich, Williams physician and druggist Ja/5 1/1
Dr. P. G. Cornish, Flagstaff physician Ja/5 1/1
Dr. D. J. Brannen, Flagstaff physician and druggist Ja/5 1/1
Dr. R. E. Poindexter, Flagstaff, Brannen's drugstore druggist Ja/5 3/4
Dr.Sullivan, Winslow physician Jy/20 3/3
Dr. Warnekros, Tombstone physician Ag/24 3/2
Dr. Geo. A. Henderson, California dentist Ag/31 3/1
Dr. Webb and family move to Flagstaff Oc/19 3/2
Dr. Chenoweth, Nogales physician No/9 1/2
Dr. Stevens, Nogales physician No/9 1/2
Dr. Gregory, Nogales physician No/9 1/2

MENTAL HEALTH

patients received a grand Christmas feast Ja/5 3/3
Governor Wolfley refuses to sign warrant to cover asylum expenses, must show cause before district court Thursday My/25 2/1

MENTAL ILLNESS
See Mental Health

MENU
See Cookery

METHODISTS
See Protestants and Protestantism

MEXICANS IN THE UNITED STATES

Mexican, thinking he had thrown all cartridges from his gun, shot and killed a Mexican girl in Tucson Ap/27 3/2
small Mexican boy almost killed in Tucson Je/1 3/3
Mexican boys in Phoenix find dead baby Je/8 2/2
Mrs. Emma J. Leslie (Emma Gonzales), widow of Flagstaff protests the taking of her property for school grounds Jy/13 3/3
Flagstaff Mexican population celebrates national independence on the l5th Se/14 3/1
three attempts to commit murder are made due to Mexican independence Se/28 3/3
Florence stage robbed at Dry Creek by two Mexicans Oc/12 3/3
Mexican receives one year sentence for embezzlement in Gila County No/9 3/3
knife fight results with too much Christmas hilarity in Flagstaff, no injuries De/28 3/4

Adjutant General O'Niel arranges to have stone placed at all Arizona soldiers' graves Ag/3 3/1
Ransom Post No. 4 G. A. R. holds funeral obsequies for Jos. Hoffman Se/7 3/2
fifty troopers of U. S. Cavalry from Camp Verde in charge of Lt. Nolan will descend into Grand Canyon Oc/12 3/2
Adjutant General W. O. O'Neill receives muster roll from Kingman of forty militia men Oc/12 3/3
Lt. Nolan's company returns to post Oc/19 3/2
four enlisted men of Lt. Nolan compain of punishment for reporting thirty minutes late from leave in Flagstaff Oc/26 3/3
circular is issued from Department of Arizona on the heliograph system No/16 2/1
Fort Union, New Mexico, to be abandoned De/7 3/4
Veterans
2nd annual encampment of the G. A. R. was held in Tucson, officers listed Ja/26 2/3
railroad refuses to give G. A. R.'s a reduced rate for the encampment this year Jy/27 2/1
large number of Flagstaff Deople go to Milwaukee for the encampment Ag/10 3/1
Louis Burns and Geo. George Hoxworth take names of Milwaukee G. A. R. Encampment attenders Ag/10 3/2
six from Flagstaff leave for Milwaukee encampment Ag/24 3/1
veterans begin returning from the encampment at Milwaukee Se/7 3/2
a Grand Army Post is to be established at St. Johns No/2 3/2

MILITARY SERVICE AS A PROFESSION
In general only the first article is entered here. Additional articles will be entered under the individual's name.

Wham, military paymaster My/18 3/2
Lieut. Richard, Verde Je/29 3/2
Gen. Crook Ag/1O 2/2
Lieut. Schwatka Ag/31 3/2
Capt. John L. Bullis, military acting Indian agent at San Carlos Oc/5 1/5
Gen. Armstrong Oc/12 2/3
Lieut. J. E. Nolan, Camp Verde Oc/12 3/2
Wm. Strauss, U. S. Cavalry Oc/26 3/3
Jacob Stein, U. S. Cavalry Oc/26 3/3
John Allison, U. S. Cavalry Oc/26 3/3
Lieut. Mott, dead No/9 3/3
Gen. Miles No/16 2/1
Wicks, Ft. Thomas military No/30 3/4

MILL TOWN
See Flagstaff

MILTON
See Flagstaff

MINERAL BELT RAILRAOD
See Railroads-Arizona Mineral Belt

MINERAL RESOURCES
See Mines and Mining

MINERS
See Mines and Mining

MINES AND MINING

extract from letter telling about the fantastic gold mines in Harqua-Hala mountains Ja/5 2/2
W. G. Henry goes to look at some Grand Canyon mining property Ja/5 3/2
John Marshall and W. H. Ashurst strike silver four miles from Fisher Tanks near Flagstaff Ap/6 3/3
J. H. McCooie owns fine copper property near Lee's Ferry on the Colorado River Ap/27 3/2
Phoenix considers sampling works Je/1 3/3
colored miners make from $4 to $5 per day at Gallup Je/8 2/2
two car loads from Grand Prize Mining Co. machinery pass over Central Arizona Railroad; J. H. Hicks will haul it the last sixty miles Je/29 3/1
J. H. McCooey and P. Murphy own rich mining property at Lee's Ferry; surveyors go there Jy/13 3/2
E. Whipple locates rich ore claim two miles east of Flagstaff Se/7 3/2
J. Goldie and Al Lind find good ledge 65 miles from Needles in Nevada; plan to open area for farminq and mining, Se/14 3/2
Ed. Whipple, Flagstaff, will develop his claim early in the spring Oc/12 3/2
Prescott is on a mining boon Oc/12 3/3
hills around Flagstaff have rich minerals; Gruner & Dillman have some quartz assayed Oc/19 3/2
Arizona ranks second in silver Oc/26 1/3
the silver supply in the U. S. Oc/26 1/4
J. H. McCooey owns rich copper property near Lee's Ferry Oc/26 3/2
twenty men have been released at the Copper Queen Mill near Tombstone No/23 2/3
G1obe Democrat is against free coinage of silver No/30 2/1
mining location notices for sale at Champion office De/7 3/1
Roberts mine, near Prescott, was sold De/7 3/4

MINING COMPANIES AND AREAS

Congress Mine

Tom Collins and wife have lived at mine sixty miles south of Prescott Ag/3 3/2
Maricopa County proposes a seventy mile railroad to the mine despite the burro road from Phoenix to the S. P. Ag/31 2/1
has electric lights and runs day and night No/23 2/3
Jerome
experienced miners pass through Flagstaff heading for Jerome Se/7 3/1
W. W. Hill owns new mill in Jerome Oc/26 3/2
Tonto Basin
complete quartz mill is shipped out to silver mine near Payson Je/29 3/2
T. P. Doane ships large lot of mining machinery from Flagstaff Oc/12 3/1

MINING
See Mines and Mining

MINING INDUSTRY
See Mines and Mining

MINISTERS
See Clergy

MINORITIES
See Chinese in the United States; Mexicans in the United States; Negroes

MONEY
See Banks and Finance

MORMONS AND MORMONISM

Arizonians say polygamy is dead but ten were convicted in Utah Ja/5 2/1
non-Arizona article Ja/12 2/1
non-Arizona article Ja/19 2/1
Arizona Legislature passes Sunday rest bill Mr/23 3/2
non-Arizona article Ap/13 2/1
Dr. Warren E. Day, convicted of polygamy in Prescott, has two ear sentence reduced to one by Pres. Harrison My/4 2/y
non-Arizona article Je/1 1/6, 1/6
non-Arizona article Je/22 2/1
non-Arizona article, polygamy discussed Oc/5 2/2
Governor Wolfley's annual report; 8,000 Mormons in Arizona Oc/26 4/2
non-Arizona article No/23 2/1
Judge Anderson, Utah, denies application of alien Mormons to citizenship De/7 2/1

MURDER
See Crimes and CrimInals-Murder

MUSIC
See also: Entertainment

new square Steinway piano for sale by Ludwig Thomas of Prescott Ap/20 3/1
"Monster Musical Festival" to take place in Albuquerque on 22nd No/9 3/1
variety minstrel company organizes, first performance at Arizona Wood Co.'s hall Ja/19 3/1
Flagstaff Minstrel Company will not perform till next Wenesday Ja/26 3/2
concert is to be Riven at Wood Hall for the benefit of the Catholic church Mr/9 3/1
grand square piano is taken to Mrs. T. A. Riordan Mr/9 3/1
new organ is at the depot for the Catholic church Mr/9 3/1
concert next Saturday Mr/9 3/1
concert promises to be best ever Mr/16 3/1
concert tonight Mr/16 3/1
St. Patrick's concert is postponed until March 20th due to weather and illness Mr/16 3/2
practice goes on Mr/23 3/1
despite bad weather, concert was well attended Mr/23 3/4
Wingate Band entertains on the 23rd My/18 3/1
Flagstaff R. and D. Assoication gives program of 6th U.S. Cavalry Band concert Je/29 3/3
6th U. S. Cavalry concert was fine entertainment Jy/6 3/3
Prof. and Mrs. N. P. Nielson, San Francisco, will give a grand concert Jy/13 3/2
Prof. and Mrs. Nielson give a concert next week in Flagstaff Jy/20 3/1
Mrs F. W. Sisson is complemented on solos sung at church Ag/1O 3/2
abundant music talent in town Se/7 3/2
parlor organ for sale at M. E. parsonage De/28 3/2

MUSICIANS
See Music

NEGROES

Archie, Flagstaff, falls off stage at Inaugural Ball Mr/19 3/3
colored gentleman is arrested in Bellemont for stealing some brushes of J. J. Donahue My/25 3/2
colored miners make from $4 to $5 a day at Gallup mines Je/8 2/2
Jimmy Burns, legless, visits Flagstaff as a boot and shoe shiner Se/21 3/3

NEW MEXICO EXPOSITION
See Fairs-New Mexico Exposition

NEW YEAR'S DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

NEWSPAPERS

E. S. Clark takes a position with Hoof & Horn Ja/5 3/2
Florence has two new monthly papers,"Fact and Fancy" by Gunwad and "Moral and Scientific Companion" b Browne (also mentioned is "Arizona Kicker'") Ja/12 2/1
St. Johns Review suspends due to number of Mormons in Apache County Ja/19 2/1
Yavapai County Board of Supervisors invites bids from daily papers only for the county printing; unfair, says Champion Ja/19 2/2
officers of the Arizona Press Association are given Mr/9 2/1
Tombstone Prospector gives underhanded apology for exposing sale of diseased pork Mr/23 3/2
Prescott Courier receives a column from New Jersey for gratis publications Mr/30 2/1
Bulletin and Clarion both want Graham County printing My/4 2/1
neither Prescott paper issued on April 30thl Courier published two full addresses My/4 3/2
Wilcox Stockmen enters 6th year My/25 2/1
Winslow Sunday News is to be run by Corrie and Hartigan Je/1 2/1
Phoenix is to have another daily paper making four Je/1 2/1
Phoenix Tribune is no longer operative Jy/27 2/1
Booth's Bazoo is upside down this week Ag/24 2/1
editor of Mojave Miner, C. M. Funston, visits Flagstaff Se/7 3/1
Vol. 1, No. 1 of Florence Alta received by Champion Se/28 2/1
comes out in a patent inside Oc/5 3/1
Phoenix Gazette published an illustrated sixteen page paper of the city Oc/5 3/2
Nogales Herald comments on delinquent subscribers Oc/26 2/2
Florence Enterprise enlarges to nine column folio No/23 2/1
Col. Harr Reed starts a weekly newspaper at Holbrook No/23 3/1
Prescott Journal-Miner takes a holiday Thursday No/30 3/1
Yuma Sentinel has started on twenteith year De/7 2/1
Albuquerque Citizen is an enterprizing journal De/7 2/1
New Mexico Press Association will hold meeting in Albuquerque De/7 3/4
Arizona Champion
Gov. Wolfley's proclamation of Tuesday as a legal holiday was too late for publication My/4 3/2
business communications should be sent to Jno. G. Tinker, editor and manager My/25 2/1
Champion moves office from next to Bank Hotel to lot below law office of Stewart & Doe Je/22 3/1
old papers for sale Je/22 3/1
receives new type for job work Je/22 3/2
Dad Hawks presents a mince pie to office De/28 3/1
Arizona Kicker
extracts by the Detroit Free Press Je/1 1/5
Red Shirt Celebration of the Fourth of July by Gunwad Jy/20 4/2
Clifton Clarion
sold to a company, moved to Solomonville with Horace E. Dunlap as editor-in-chief Ja/26 3/2
appears again Ap/6 2/1
material sold by constable to satisfy a printer's bill of $40 odd Oc/12 3/3
Tombstone-Prospector
Geo. F. Meek and Joseph T. Madero are new editors and publishers, leased from Judge Berry Mr/9 2/1
$10,000 libel suit fails My/25 2/1
Tucson Citizen
issues illustrated edition devoted to Tucson and Pima County Oc/19 2/1
is twenty years old and has never missed an issue No/30 2/1

NORMAL SCHOOL
See Colleges and Universities

ORDER (ORGANIZATIONS)
See Clubs and Organizations

ORES
See Mines and Mining

ORGANS
See Music

ORIENTALS
See Chinese in the United States

OUTLAWS
See Crimes and Criminals

PAINTINGS
See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

PATRIDGE CREEK

Patridge Creek My/18 3/2

PAPERS
See Newspapers

PARCEL POST
See Communications--Postal

PARDON
See Prisons and Prisoners

PARTIES (SOCIAL)
See Entertainment

PASTORS
See Clergy

PATENT MEDICINE
See Advertisements-Patent Medicine

PERJURY
See Crimes and Criminals--Perjury

PETS

number of dogs poisoned in Flagstaff lately Ja/19 3/1
Charles and John Clark bring two Gila Monsters back from Phoenix Ap/13 3/1

PHARMACISTS
See Medicine as a Profession

PHOENIX

G. F. Coats was elected mayor; Mills, Herman and Berry are alderman; M. Fleishman is treasurer and J. W. Blackenship is Marshall My/18 2/1
Geo. F. Coats is elected mavor My/18 4/1
Phoenix cremery is a success and needs to be extended Jy/20 1/6

PHOTOGRAPHY

W. L. Fetter has number of views of Flagstaff My/9 3/1

PIGS
See Livestock--pigs

PIMA COUNTY

John Anderson is appointed Clerk of the Boards of Supervisors Ja/19 3/2
warrants sell for $.95 Ja/26 2/1

PINAL COUNTY

Board of Supervisors advertises for proposals of court house bond Oc/5 2/1

PISTOLS
See Firearms

PLANTS
See Agriculture; Flowers & Gardening

POETRY

poem on Arizona Je/8 1/2
"The Man from Flagstaff" by Mill Town De/7 3/3
What the Bell --" by Mill Town (concerns Flagstaff's new Catholic bell) De/28 2/3

POLITICAL PARTIES
See Elections and Politics

POSTAL SERVICE
See Communications-Postal

POSTMASTERS
See Communications-Postal

POULTRY
See Livestock

PREACHING
See Protestants and Protestantism

PRESCOTT

John Howard is elected mayor Ja/5 3/1
Prescott Board of Trade boycotts Prescott and Arizona Central Jy/20 3/3
Board of Trade visits Albuquerque to confer with A & P officials Ag/3 3/2
boycott by mercants of P & A C falls through Ag/31 3/2
Board of Trade should tell tourist about Central Arizona's climate Oc/26 2/2
Prescott citizens win $2,000 in Louisiana Lottery Oc/26 3/1
no changes in town No/23 3/1

PRESCOTT AND ARZIONA CENTRAL RAILROAD
See Railroads--Prescott and Arizona Central Railroad

PRESCOTT JUNCTION

Prescott Courier says there is lot jumping and the A & P plans a well Mr/23 3/3
expects boom when A & P moves division headquarters there Mr/23 3/4

PRESS
See Newspapers

PRESBYTERIAN
See Protestants and Protestantism

PRICES
See Economic Conditions

PRIESTS
See Catholics and Catholicism; Clergy

PRINCIPALS
See Educators

PRISONS AND PRISONERS
See also: Crimes and Criminals

Sol Barth, pardoned by Gov. Zulick, returns to St. Johns Mr/23 3/1
Zulick pardons Adolph Liebenow My/23 3/3
W. J. Pargoud, Knox Lee and Fred Glover pardoned by Gov. Zulick Ap/6 3/2
Prison Commissioners are W. C. Davis, Pima County; E. A. Cutter, Graham County; G. S. Robbins, Cochise County Ap/27 1/3
five prisoners serving time for petty offenses in Yavapai county jail are listed Je/8 2/2
Sheriff O'Niell and Geo. E. Brown took six to Territorial Penitentiary in Yuma; listed Jy/27 3/1
Winslow, a U. S. prisoner in Mojave County, escapes; captured at Needles Ag/24 3/3
Apache Indian convicts who murdered Sheriff Reynolds and Deputy Holmes fled to Sonora No/16 3/1
four Apaches convicted of killing Sheriff Reynolds and Deputy Holmes have escaped No/23 2/2
Eugene Middleton was wounded during Indian prisoners' escape near Florence No/23 2/3
Gov. Wolfley pardons Jesus A. Vott due to petition from Globe and Pinal County No/30 3/4
escape of the Wham robbers reflects severely on people of Arizona De/28 2/1
Territorial
Yuma's workingmen appeal to Gov. Wolfley to not allow convicts to do labor outside of prison Se/28 3/3
suit is commenced against prison commissioners for $6000 No/9 2/3
Yavapai County
Constable Frances takes four to Prescott for thirty to fifty days Oc/19 3/2
eight prisoners Oc/26 3/3
inmates say they receive good treatment; thirteen there No/23 3/2
Yavapai County Board of Supervisors says prisoners should be held in Flagstaff jail De/7 2/2
Flagstaff's jail is not fit for anything; Board should build another De/28 2/1
J. F. Hawks gets contract to feed Flagstaff branch jail prisoners at $.30 per meal De/28 3/1

PROFESSORS
See Educators

PROSPECTING
See also: Mines and Mining

Wash Henry is prospecting at Clear Creek Je/22 3/1

PROTESTANTS AND PROTESTANTISM

Arizona Legislature passes Sunday rest bill Mr/23 3/2
conclave of Espicopal Churches of Arizona and New Mexico opens in Santa Fe Se/7 3/1
Methodist Conference makes appointments, including Spanish work in Tucson and Navajo Indian Reservation Oc/19 2/2
Bishop Kendrick, Espicopal, asks for more missionaries for Arizona and New Mexico Oc/26 3/3
Southwestern Stockman says Rev. N. L. Guthrie and family arrive; preached Sunday No/16 3/2
Flagstaff
regular services at M. E. Church Mr/9 3/1
Superintendent of the Methodist Sunday School reminds teachers that next Sunday lesson is a review Mr/30 3/2
Rev. N. L. Guthrie is ill so J. B. Elmore delivered evening service at M. E. Church Mr/30 3/2
Rev. N. L. Guthrie will not hold services for three weeks due to a severe cold Ap/13 3/1
Easter services were conducted by Rev. N. L. Guthrie; Sunday School children did well Ap/27 3/1
G. H. Adams will preach My/26 on the Civil War dead My/25 3/2
Rev. G. H. Adams delivers sermons last Sunday Ag/10 3/1
Rev. Wilour F. Crafts spoke on "Sunday work or Sabbath rest" Thursday night Se/7 3/2
ladies of M. E. Church give entertainment to help furnish church Se/28 3/2
M. E. Church fair was a success Oc/5 3/1
Rev. N. L. Guthrie is assigned to Wilcox Oc/19 3/2
Rev. J. H. Gill succeeds Rev. N. L. Guthrie at the M. E. Church; preaches Sunday No/16 3/1
services will be held at M. E. Church Thanksgiving No/23 3/1
new furniture for M. E. Church arrives and carpet is being laid No/23 3/1
services at M. E. Church; J. H. Gill, pastor No/23 3/1
Thanksgiving dinner will be given at Wood Co.'s hall to help pay for the lots of the M. E. Church No/23 3/2
members of M. E. Church bring one pound of something to parsonage No/23 3/2
ladies of M. E. Church report Thanksgiving, dinner a success No/30 3/1
services at M. E. Church; J. H. Gill, pastor De/7 3/1
M.E. Church services; J. H. Gill, pastor De/28 3/1
Sabbath school concert postponed till Jan 5th De/28 3/2
oyster supper by M. E. Church ladies was well attended De/28 3/4
Prescott
Rev. E. D. Wyckoff, pastor of Congregational Church, visits Flagstaff and Grand Canyon Oc/12 3/2

PUBLIC LANDS
See Land and Land Tenure

PUBLISHERS
See Books and Publishers

QUARRIES AND QUARRYING
See also: Mines and Mining

Arizona Company receives machinery and hoisting works for their quarry near Flagstaff stockyards Ja/26 3/1
Flagstaff stone quarry increases employees, and ships stone to St. Louis and Kansas City My/18 1/3
Arizona Sandstone Co. continues heavy shipments and adds more machinery Ag/17 3/3
Flagstaff's sandstone blocks to be used in Omaha, Nebraska Ag/24 3/2
contest over Arizona Sandstone Co.'s property, found in favor of the company Se/14 3/2
property contest settled, so Arizona Sandstone Co. expands Se/14 3/2
trouble on the short A & P railroad route to the Arizona Sandstone Co. causes a strike by the freight train workers Se/14 3/3
Pacific Sandstone Co. of Flagstaff files records of incorporation No/2 3/2
Flagstaff ships large quanties of stone to Denver and Pueblo No/16 3/1

RACING
See Sports

RAILROADS
Articles relating to one or two railroads are entered tinder Railroads--Specific Name (i.e. Railroads--Southern Pacific). If the article refers to three or more companies including Atlantic and Pacific, then it is often entered only under Railroads--Atlantic and Pacific.
See also: Accidents; Communication; Land and Land Tenure

Arizona Board of Equalization gives total number of miles in each county and their tax value of all Arizona railroads Jy/6 1/4
refused to give reduced rates to Knights Templars or Grand Army of the Republic Jy/27 2/1, 2/1
Territorial Board of Equalization meets and decides on four railroad cases Ap/24 3/4
A. E. Macomber is timber agent Ag/31 3/1
Globe Silver Belt condenses J. F. Daggs comments on North-South road Se/28 3/2
Prescott Courier says railroad north will be begun as soon as bonds are given; Champion says far enough in debt now No/9 2/1
party of civil engineers plan to meet other in running line down to the Canyon No/9 3/2
Yavapai taxpayers will pay five dollars on the hundred if railroad bonds issued De/7 2/1
railroad subsidies are dangerous "animals" De/7 2/2

Arizona Central Railroad
The Arizona Champion confuses the correct names of the Central Arizona Railroad (formerly Arizona Mineral Belt) and the Prescott and Arizona Central Railroad.
See Railroads--Arizona Mineral Belt; Railroads--Central Arizona; Railroads--Prescott and Arizona Central.

Arizona Mineral Belt
See also: Railroads--Arizona Central Railroad

Phoenix and southern people should support the Arizona Mineral Belt My/18 4/1

Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe

recent election shows Huntington, Gould nor any other magnate controls it My/18 2/1
Wm. B. Stronq is re-elected President My/18 2/1
it is inevitable that the system will be placed in the hands of a receiver and be rearrangred Ag/31 2/1

Atlantic and Pacific
See also: Business; Communication

made a wholesale slaughter on their conductors Ja/5 31/2
passenger and freight traffic increase Ja/12 3/1
stockyards of Flaqstaff are described Ja/12 3/2
traffic increases Ja/26 3/1
Judges Porter and Barnes reverse Judge Wrights' railroad tax case in Apache Countv Mr/23 2/2
number of Palace stock cars are sidetracked in Flagstaff Mr/23 3/1
proposes to sink a well at Prescott Junction Mr/23 3/3
rumored that A & P will move division headquarters to Prescott Junction Mr/23 3/4
average mileage of A & P locomotives during February given Mr/30 3/2
judqe of Arizona Supreme Court decides A & P must pay taxes to Apache, Yavapai and Mohave counties, appealed Ap/6 2/1
Prescott & Arizona Central and A & P aqree to give Prescott and Flaqstaff baseball clubs reduced rates My/18 4/2
R. M. Bachellor, General Freight and Passenger Agent, returns from west Je/1 3/2
General offices move from Boston to New vork where Eastern offices of the Frisco Co. are Je/22 2/1
sells round trip tickets for Fourth of July excursions for one fare Je/29 2/3
pay cars came into Flagstaff on Monday Je/29 3/1
Arizona Board of Equalization gives miles and valuation per county Jy/6 1/4
passenger train late, due to small wreck Jy/13 3/1
rebuilding begun of A & P depot in Flagstaff Jy/20 3/1
circular prohibiting employees the use of liquor gambling will fail Jy/20 3/3
new Flagstaff depot is to be fire proof Jy/27 3/1
several Flagstaffians complain of employees coming down grade from Old Town; four cattle killed this week Ag/1O 3/3
Tallis is on sick list due to caddy of tobacco dropping on his boot Ag/1O 3/4
Wm. O. O'Neill, Sheriff and ex-officio Assessor, protests the valuation of A & P qrant land at $.30 an acre Ag/17 1/3
blame placed on the employees for large number of cattle and horses killed Ag/17 2/2
road way in fine shape due to F. E. Nelson who used volcanic cinders Aq/17 3/2
Williams freight division is moved to Peach Springs; new division may be established at Prescott Junction Ap/17 3/3
Gen. D. B. Robinson's special train stops in Flagstaff; improved water system may result Ap/17 3/3
all of the A & P lots will be sold to first applicant after Sept. 15 regardless of occupant Ag/17 3/4
Flagstaff's new depot progresses Ag/24 3/2
freight train avoids wreck when bridge 2 1/2 miles from Flagstaff collapses Ag/24 3/2
Peach Springs correspondent says A & P will build a hotel Ag/24 3/3
extra hands clear and fill gaps in Flagstaff railroad yard Ag/31 3/1
switches are being connected at each end of the Flagstaff yard Ag/31 3/1
R. L. Rogers, Williams, reports large number of cattle killed Ag/31 3/2
slender travel of late is picking up Se/7 31/1
strike continues Se/21 3/2
strike ends Thursday Se/21 3/3
reduces fare to Albuquerque fair Se/21 3/3
plasterers and carpenters give finishing touches to new Flagstaff depot Oc/5 3/2
Frank M. Rumsey is in Flacrstaff to fix LIP the new depot's water supply Oc/5 3/2
Santa Fe is heavily burdened in having to carry the A & P Oc/19 1/5
passenger trains slightly irregular this week Oc/26 3/1
Agent Brown and force moves into new Flagstaff depot Tuesday No/2 3/1
employees are now in new Flagstaff depot No/9 3/2
H. W. Gibbons, Flagstaff agent for Gallup Coal Co., constructs coal chute near side track No/23 3/1
J. C. Vining, Flagstaff day operator, goes to Laguna, New Mexico as agent No/23 3/1
C. M. Hamilton, ex-Flagstaff, is connected with the railroads shops at Gallup, New Mexico No/23 3/2
Wm. M. Munds holds 300 cattle at pump house in Flagstaff till trains are running again De/28 3/2
there was no mall from the West due to landslide and washouts on Southern Pacific and California Southern De/29 3/2
Accidents (A & P)
See also: Accidents
number of wrecks this week but no serious injuries Ja/5 3/1
two trains ran into each other a few miles west of Flagstaff Ja/5 3/2
G. N. Crouch smashes two fingers while coupling, an engine at Williams Ja/12 3/1
Geo. S. Moore was thrown from a train near Williams, died Ja/19 3/2
large wreck near Williams Ja/26 3/1
Wolf, brakeman mashes hand while couplinq cars in Flagstaff Mr/9 3/1
Fairview's wrecked freight train passed through Flagstaff Mr/23 3/1
Carlos Paralta attempts to ride the brake at Bellemont but fell and was fatally injured No/16 3/2
Walter D. Ross run over by train and killed De/7 3/2
Employees
Some operators of the railroad eating houses will be found under Business and some telegraph operators will be found under Communication--Telegraph.
Billy Sweeny, ex-fireman on Arizona Mineral Belt, now with A & P Ja/26 3/1
shop forces in Winslow reduced, rumor that a 15% reduction will take place Mr/16 3/2
Billy Sweeney, F. P. Sicrist and Wm. Daze are on No.99, the short run My/25 3/1
D. B. Robinson is new Western Division General Manager Jy/6 1/7
train master Moffatt is presented with a silver case of patent matches Jy/27 3/2
trouble on the short route to the Arizona Sandstone Co. causes a strike by the freight train workers Se/14 3/3
Wm. Daze runs a passenger from Winslow to Needles Oc/5 3/1
Equipment
heavy snows cause snow plows to be used on locomotives Ja/26 3/1
Expansion
new railroad through Indian country will connect with A & P Oc/26 4/1
Schedules
new time card in effect; no material changes Ja/26 1/1

Central Arizona Railroad
The Arizona Champion confuses the correct names of the Central Arizona Railroad (formerly Arizona Mineral Belt) and the Prescott and Arizona Central Railroad.
See also: Railroads--Arizona Mineral Belt and Railroads--Prescott and Arizona Central

Wm. Mundy will conduct the train Ap/27 3/1
Maj. D. M. Riordan looks for a route for the extension of the former Mineral Belt Ap/27 3/2
Maj. D. M. Riordan returns from Southern Arizona looking for a feasible route to Phoenix by rail Ap/27 3/2
will be built south My/4 2/1
prospects qood for extension My/18 1 /1
Phoenix group meets concerning the building of the road Mv/18 3/3
D. M. Riordan teleqraphs Alex Pendleton to bring surveying instruments and data to Flagstaff My/18 3/3
D. M. Riordan goes to Phoenix Je/9 3/2
Hoof & Horn says Central Arizona and Mineral Belt will be first to connect Northern Arizona with Salt River Valley Je/29 2/2
D. M. Riordan says easy route to Gila Valley and will probably be built soon Jy/6 3/2
survey party looks for more practical route than the Arizona Central railroad survey Se/7 3/2
survey party surveys extension of Central Arizona Railroad to the South Se/21 3/2
Central Arizona is a sure thing No/9 2/1
Maj. J. W. Donnelly, A & P, says 500 men will begin work on Central Arizona Railway No/9 3/2
Flagstaff papers are enthusiastic over Arizona Central Railroad prospects No/23 2/1
Central Arizona is a sure thing No/23 2/1
survey party under Woodbury Howe returns No/30 3/1
Messrs. Howe, Jacobs, Lances and M. J. Riordan have been surveying for railroad De/7 3/2

Prescott and Arizona Central
The Arizona Champion confuses the correct names of the Central Arizona Railroad (formerly Arizona Mineral Belt) and the Prescott and Arizona Central Railroad.
See also: Railroads--Arizona Mineral Belt; Railroads--Central Arizona Railroad

Courier and Journal-Miner wants P. & A. C. built to Phoenix My/4 2/1
Arizona says Flagstaff people oppose the bonds; Champion says yes they oppose the debt Je/8 2/1
building of it will mean $400,000 debts for Yavapai County De/7 2/1
Prescott Board of Trade will boycott for six months due to lower freight rates not received Jy/20 3/3
Prescott business men will not be outdone and plan to ship goods via Ash Fork Ag/3 3/2
fare is advanced $.10 a mile Ag/17 3/1
Prescott merchants boycott falls through Ag/31 3/2
will not run trains on Sunday Oc/5 3/1
earnings reported and compared against last year Oc/26 3/3

Proposed Arizona Roads
See also: Railroads--Arizona Mineral Belt; Railroads--Central Arizona; Railroads--Prescott and Arizona Central

New York capitalists talk about the survey of a road from Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon and Frisco, Utah Jy/20 1/5
Champion enlarges on Tempe's rejection of the railroad to Prescott and the Hoof & Horn's editorial on it Ag/31 2/2
Maricopa County votes to subsidize a railroad to connect with the A & P Se/7 3/2
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad visits Florence with a view of looking for a route and depot Mr/23 3/3
l5th legislature encourages construction of railroads to the Grand Canyon Ap/6 1/2
Phoenix Arizonians has right ideas concerning a north railroad Ap/6 2/1
Fred Riley will next push the Grand Canyon railroad Ap/6 3/1
people would like to see the Mineral Belt and Grand Canvon railroads Ap/20 2/3
a northern railroad connecting Flagstaff with Southern Utah is only a matter of time Jy/13 3/2
W. J. Murphy, Phoenix, and party joins Riordan, Flagstaff, and party to consider road Jy/20 3/2
Maricopa County proposes a 70 mile railroad to Congress mine despite the burro road from Phoenix to the S. P. Ag/31 2/1
J. F. Daggs, Flaqstaff, recommends Mineral Belt route over P. & A.C. route to Maricopa County Se/14 2/2
Chas Trumbull Hayden, Tempe, tells why Mineral Belt route is best for North-South road Se/21 2/2
Champion in favor of railroad if privately constructed and not by taxpayers Se/28 2/1

RAILWAYS
See Railroads

RAIN
See Weather

RANCHES AND FARMS
See also: Land and Land Tenure

Capt. E. J. Simpson replaces H. L. Warren as manager of Aztec Cattle Co. Ja/14 3/1
Aztec Cattle Co. elects E. J. Simpson as general manager since Henry Warren resigned Ja/21 2/3
Mack Lee gives a quit claim deed to C. C. Goven for the Slate Mountain ranch near San Francisco Peak Ja/26 3/3
Wm. Thomas sells his rance near San Francisco Mountain to C. C. Goven Ja/26 3/3
acts concerning, fences passed in l5th legislature Ap/6 1/2, 1/3
the new Arizona "Fence Law" is given Ap/13 1/2
Philipp Hull, Sr. sells his Cedar ranch to Arizona Cattle Co. Ag/24 3/2
Frank M. Vanderlip sells his 1/4 interest in the Vanderlip Ranch to Wash. B. Vanderlip, Jr. Se/7 3/4

RELIGIOUS DAYS
See Holidays and Religious Days

REPURLICAN PARTY
See Elections and Politics

RESERVOIRS
See Water and Water Resources

RESTAURANTS
See Business

RIVERS
See Water and Water Resources

ROAD CONSTRUCTION
See Roads and Streets

ROADS AND STREETS

bill reduces road tax from $4 to $2 passes Mr/23 3/3
acts passed in l5th legislature Ap/6 1/3, 1/3
O. P. Harding constructs a wagon road into Oak Creek Canyon My/18 3/2
Journal-Miner supports road from Hillside mine to Prescott; Yavapai County Board of Supervisors denies $50 to survey Williams Spring Valley road My/18 4/2
Maricopa County proposes a 70 mile railroad to Congress mine despite the burro road from Phoenix to the S. P. Ag/31 2/1
W. J. Hill constructs 1 1/2 mile branch road from his ice house to the A & P Ag/31 3/2

ROBBERY
See Crimes and Criminals-Robbery

RODEOS
See also: Livestock

description of the Meadows-McGary contest is given; Meadows wins Ap/27 4/1
Flagstaff Riding and Driving Park Association arranges Steer Roping Contest and 2 1/2 mile running races Je/1 3/2
Wm. Adams, Nevada, challenges Charlie Meadows, Arizona to steer tying and cowboy contest Je/8 2/2
roping and tying contest tomorrow at the Driving Park Je/8 3/1
steer tying contest in Flagstaff left boys in high spirits Je/15 3/2
cowboy contest at the Flagstaff Driving Park grounds was observed by 400 Je/15 3/3
Chas. E. McGary, world's steer typer returns with Stewart Knight Je/29 3/2

RUINS
See Anthropology

RUSTLING
See Crimes and Criminal-Rustling

ST. PATRICK'S DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

SALESMEN
See Business

SALOONS
See Business

SAN FRANCISCO PEAKS

Maj. J. W. Powell, U. S. Geological Survey Director, gives altitude of highest peak at 12,794 Ap/27 2/2

SANTA FE RAILROAD
See Railroads-Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe

SCHOOL BOARDS
See Education and Schools

SCHOOL BUILDING
See Education and Schools

SCHOOLS
See Education and Schools

SCIENTISTS

Frank Cushing, anthropologist Mr/16 1/2
John F. Blandy, Yavapai, Territorial Geologist Ap/27 1/3
Maj. J. W. Powell, U. S. Geological Survey Ap/27 2/2

SECRETARY (of Arizona)
See Arizona

SELIGMAN
See Prescott Junction

SEWEAGE
See Water and Water Resources

SHOW LOW

Show Low Ja/5 3/2

SHEEP
See Livestock-Sheep

SHERIFFS
See Law Enforcement Personnel

SHOOTING
See Crimes and Criminals

SIDNEY

new town on-Gila River, 35 miles below Phoenix Je/1 3/3

SLATE MOUNTAIN RANCH

near San Francisco Peak Ja/26 3/3

SNOW
See Weather

SOCIETIES
See Clubs and Organizations

SPORTS

Flagstaff will have a race course and fair grounds 1 1/2 miles east of town Ap/6 3/4
D. A. Murphy, John Lind and Chas. Keller hunt and fish at Oak Creek Je/1 3/1
Dr. P. G. Cornish, T. A. Brown and Haverstick so fishing at Oak Creek Je/1 3/2
Keller, Lind & Murphy return home Je/8 3/2
several from Flagstaff go hunting and fishing in Oak Creek Je/22 3/2
Chas. Keller returns from hunting and fishing on Clear Creek Ag/10 3/1
Geo. Prime takes six hunting and fishing in Oak Creek Ag/10 3/2
Wash Henry and party report good hunting and fishing in Oak Creek Ag/17 3/1
E. S Gosney, Flagstaff, qoes hunting and fishing Se/14 3/1
Tom Roe, Chicago Herald's bicyclist, passes through Flagstaff Oc/19 3/2
C. C. Perry, Tucson, will fight any Arizona man for $500 Oc/4 3/3
Flagstaff Nimrods Practice Thursday No/30 3/1
Flagstaff's turkey and chicken shoot was won by W. O. Henry No/30 3/2
Tom Roe, bicyclist, reached Chicago De/7 3/1
quail shoot scheduled for New Year's Day in Flagstaff De/28 3/1
Baseball
"Younq Americans" organize in Flagstaff, plan to fix up a baseball park; members listed Ap/20 3/4
Young America's win over Little Tough's in Flagstaff Ap/27 3/1
Prescott players ready to Play the Flagstaff nine My/18 1/6
Flagstaff and Prescott teams receive reduced rates over P & A C and A & P for team trips My/18 4/2
Phoenix has a club Ag/10 2/2
Flagstaff boys play on Brannen addition Sunday Se/28 3/1
baseball game in Flagstaff Oc/5 3/1
Flagstaff and Milton will play on Brannen addition; Flagstaff nine listed Oc/5 3/3
Milton vs. Flagstaff tomorrow Oc/12 3/1
Milton vs. Flagstaff game fell through although sides were chosen and a game was played Oc/12 3/2
Prescott sends nine to Phoenix fair contest Oc/12 3/3
rains prevented Milton vs. Flagstaff game last Sunday; scheduled for tomorrow Oc/19 3/1
Milton vs. Flagstaff results in victory for the latter Oc/26 3/1
Phoenix won baseball medal at the fair Oc/6 /3
Albuquerque will play Indians boys De/7 3/4
Horse Racing
F. E. Foster's horse won over McDonald's horse in Sunday's race Je/15 3/2
race between F. E. Foster's horse and McDonald's horse is postponed till Saturday Je/15 3/2
Hunting
party leaves Flagstaff for San Francisco Mountains and surrounding valleys My/18 1/6
Wash Henry and Joe Ashler vo to Clear Creek on a hunting expedition My/25 3/1
game season has bequn in part Se/14 3/2
E. S. Gosney and John Hicks begin hunting season with good luck Se/21 3/3
four from Flagstaff go to the mountains Oc/19 3/1
"Mac" brinqs in to Flagstaff a large number of ducks Oc/19 3/2
four from Flagstaff return home with one deer and an antelope Oc/19 3/2
Johnny Lind returns from extended trip 0c/5 3/2
three deer brouqht in by Flagstaff four Oc/26 1/1
Agent T. A. brown and E. S. Gosney, Flagstaff, leave for hunting trip No/9 3/2
feast of Flagstaff hunters after a successful hunt No/16 3/3
John Derr and George Haggins, Flagstaff, bring in young bear and smaller game No/30 3/2

STAGE COACH ROBBERY
See Crimes and Criminals-Robbery

STOCK ASSOCIATIONS
See Livestock-Associations

STONE QUARRIES
See Quarries and Quarrying

STORES
See Building and Buildings; Businesses

STREAMS
See Water and Water Resources

STREETS
See Roads and Streets

STUDENTS
See Education and Schools

SUICIDES

Edwin Depew commits suicide in Springerville by slashing his throat Oc/26 4/1

SUNDAY SCHOOLS
See Protestants and Protestantism

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
See Education and Schools; Educators

SURVEYING

act passed in l5th leagislature Ap/6 1/3
F. B. Jacobs petitions Prescott for the appointment of County Survevor Ap/27 3/1
Flagstaff instructs surveyors to leave a 30 acre park (Thorp Park) and Old Town spring in the street or park area Je/1 3/3
A & P has Grand Canyon surveyed Jy/13 3/1
J. H. McCooey bring corps of surveyors to his Lee's Ferry mining property Jy/13 3/2
W. O. Secor, civil engineer, arrives to survey township 22 for government; A-1 Cattle Company headquarters on it Ag/10 3/3

TANQUE VERDE

Tanque Verde Je/1 1/4

TAX AND TAXATION

discussion of delinquent tax lists in a few counties Ja/12 4/2
act passed in l5th legislature Ap/6 1/2
Judges of Arizona Supreme Court decide A & P must pay taxes to Apache, Yavapai, and Mohave counties, appealed Ap/6 2/1
O. F. Townsend, Yuma County, and W. S. Head, Yavapai County, are appointed to Board of Equalization Ap/27 1/3
Territorial Board of Equalization meets and decides on four railroad cases Ag/24 3/4
action of Territorial Board of Equalization in raising cattle assessment in Apache County; is protested Se/29 2/1
Deputy Internal Collector H. T. Andrews of Prescott visits Flagstaff Oc/19 3/1
report of assessable property Oc/26 2/3
Governor's annual report Oc/26 4/2
Yavapai County taxpayers will pay five dollars on the hundred if railroad bonds issued De/7 2/1
Maricopa County
shows an Increase of over a million dollars Ag/10 2/3
59,132 acres under cultivation and assessed Ag/24 3/3
Mohave County
total assessment is $1,336,837.77 Ag/1O 2/2
Pima County
assessment roll shows taxable property Ag/24 3/3
Yavapai county
assessor and deputies begin annual tour Mr/30 3/1
Geo. E. Brown, Deputy Assessor, is in Flagrstaff My/4 3/2
Deputy Sheriff J. L. Black returns from Prescott with the assessor's books My/4 3/2
Jim Black rounds up taxpayers My/18 3/1
Al Doyle brings $1400 to Treasurer Waddell from Flagstaff parties Je/15 3/4
Sheriff O'Neill and deputies have collected 1,250 poll taxes and expect more Jy/2O 2/1
Wm. O'Neill, Sheriff and ex-officio Assessor, protests the valuation of A & P land grant at $.30 an acre Ag/17 1/3
tax report given Se/28 3/3
not a taxpayer in this portion of the county who doesn't condemn P & A C bonds No/9 2/1

TEACHERS
See Educators

TEACHERS' COLLEGES
See Colleges and Universities

TELEGRAPH
See Communications-Telegraph

TELEPHONE
See Communications

TEMPERATURE
See Weather

TERRITORIAL FAIRS
See Fairs

TERRITORIAL PRISONS
See Prisons and Prisoners

THANKSGIVING
See Holidays and Religious Days

TOURISTS AND TOURISM
See also: Grand Canyon; Walnut Canyon

several Phoenix people visit Flagstaff this summer Ag/1O 3/1
Prescott Courier wonders why Santa Fe and A. & P don't tell tourist about Central Arizona Oc/26 2/2
trains crowded with excursions from East De/7 3/1

TRAIN ROBBERY
See Crimes and Criminals-Robbery

TRAINS
See Railroads

TREASURER (ARIZONA)
See Arizona

TUCSON

four men die from excessive heat and drinking ice water Ag/17 3/4
Charles R. Drake was appointed United States Land Receiver in place of Fred W. Smith De/7 2/2

TUNNEL SPRINGS

one and an half miles west of Flagstaff Oc/5 3/2

UNDERTAKERS
See Cemeteries and Undertakers

UNIVERSITIES
See Colleges and Universities

VEGETABLES
See Agriculture

VETERINARY MEDICINE
See Livestock

WALNUT CANYON

Raymond's excursion visits Cliff Dweiiings Jy/20 3/2

WATER AND WATER RESOURCES
See also: Disasters; Weather

Little Colorado River is renorted as booming full of water Mr/16 3/1
A & P may arrange to obtain water from P & A C at Chino Valley My/23 3/4
act passes regarding sewerage sanitary regulation in towns and villages Ap/6 1/2
acts passed in l5th legislature Ap/6 1/2, 1/2, 1/2
J. W. Dougherty, Chino Valley, experiments with pumping water for irrigation from a well My/18 3/3
subject of reclaiming arid lands attracts attention nationwide Ag/24 2/2
Senate Committee will visit Phoneix and Tucson and on the 12th Flagstaff Ag/31 3/3
Flagstaff business men should issue formal invitation to senate committee Se/7 3/2
grand scheme to reclaim arid lands of the west Oc/12 2/1
Globe Democrate believes 51st Congress will only appropriate more surveys of arid lands and not money to build reservoirs or canals No/30 1/3
Canals and Irrigation
U. S. Senate committee will visit Arizona to inquire into irrigation and land reclamation matters Je/15 2/4
Antelope Canal, near Yuma, is attacked for debts Ag/17 3/4
congressional committee on irrigation returns in September to investigate Arizona and New Mexico Ag/24 3/2
Yuma County supervisors and citizens subscribe $2000 to visiting Senate committee on irrigation Ag/24 3/3
Pima County has 35 irrigating ditches 35 miles long Oc/12 1/3
Dams
W. A. McGinniss, Phoenix civil engineer, is enthusiastic about the Butte reservoir near Florence Ag/24 3/3
P. J. Brannen's dam has received first water De/7 3/2
Flagstaff
J. M. Simpson will deliver water to those out of reach of pipe line Ja/5 3/4
Jas. M. Simpson establishes the water system Ja/19 3/2
J. M. Simpson sells the water system to N. Ross Se/7 3/1
P. J. Brannen dams the de Flag stream to make a lake for ice and bathing and boating Se/7 3/2
Frank M. Rumsey, A & P employee is in Flagstaff fixing the new depots water supply Oc/5 3/2
Acker & Luse slaughterhouse furnished with water by A & P No/2 3/1
Reservoirs
D. W. Strahn, Verde Valley, reports Verde River booming from recent storms Ja/12 1/5
Secretary of the Interior urges survey of arid regions with storage reservoirs in mind Ja/12 2/1
Arizona legislature sends orial to Congress for money to construct a water storage reservoir at Butte on Gila River above Florence My/23 2/1
Arizona needs to follow Idaho's lead in reservoir construction Mr/30 2/1
Senate committee to investigate question of government reservoirs begins Aug. lst My/25 2/1
Wells
A & P proposes to sink well at Prescott Junction Mr/23 3/3
act encouraging sink of artesian wells is fyiven My/25 2/3
Cochise County Board of Supervisors make appropriations for artesian wells Ag/24 2/1
cost of artesian wells Oc/19 1/3
Vic Wilson and W. G. Dumont, both of Tombstone, will sink artesian wells around Wilcox Oc/19 2/2
artesisn well down 900 feet now near Mohave De/7 3/4

WATER SERVICE
See Water and Water Resources

WATER WORKS
See Water and Water Resources

WEATHER

Flagstaff has been very cold with thermometer registering fourteen degrees below zero Ja/5 3/1
twelve to twenty inches of snow reported at Cienega Amarilla, 30 miles east of St. Johns Ja/12 1/5
heavy rains and snow of November and December will give good supply of water and grass for stock Ja/12 2/2
warm and pleasant with snow fast disappearing from Flagstaff Ja/12 3/1
Thomas McMillon reports lots of wet weather Ja/19 3/1
two inches of snow and lots of rain at Canyon Diablo Ja/19 3/1
little chilly at Prescott (may be political comment) Ja/26 2/1
lots of snow north of Flagstaff Ja/26 3/1
Flagstaff thermometer registers 24 below zero Monday night Ja/26 3/1
recent heavy snow storm causes A & P to use snow plows Ja/26 3/1
storm began Tuesday night and continued Wednesday; was wide spread, details Ja/26 3/2
heavy snow storm Friday night in Flagstaff Mr/16 3/2
showers and snow storms in all parts of Arizona Mr/23 3/3
Flagstaff has suffered heavy winds for 15 days My/18 1/5
Prescott temperature reaches 94 Je/8 3/1
99 in Prescott and hot in Flagstaff Jy/6 3/1
89 in Flagstaff on Thursday Jy/13 3
Flagstaff has several showers Jy/13 3/1
Arizona's unequaled climate is discussed Jy/27 1/4
Kingman has had no rain to date Ag/10 2/2
recent rains in Flagstaff area Ag/10 3/2
abundant rains in past few weeks Ag/17 3/1
St. Johns is warm this summer Ag/17 3/4
hottest summer ever in Florence Ag/17 3/4
chickens hatching shows "warmth" of Phoenix Ag/17 4/1
Needles has heavy wind storm; three roofs flew off Ag/24 3/3
good supply of rain reported in the Verde Se/14 3/1
Flagstaff has several small showers during the week Se/21 3/1
Flagstaff has terrific wind and hail storm for five minutes on Wednesdav Se/21 3/1
Flagstaff is windy Se/28 3/1
Oak Creek has lowest temperature of 2 and highest of 97 Se/28 3/2
many parts of Territory need rain Oc/26 3/3
Hull reports heavy falls of snow in Grand Canyon section No/9 3/1
Flagstaff receives snow storm No/9 3/1
Flagstaff people goinq to Phoenix for winter De/7 3/1
thirty-five people perish in storm in New Mexico De/7 3/4

WELFARE AND CHARITY

Arizona legislature passes law requiring applicants for public or official charity to make an affidavit of citizenship before Justice of the Peace Ag/10 2/2

WELLS
See Water and Water Resources-Wells

WILLIAMS

flourishes My/25 3/1

WINSLOW

flourishes according to A. T. Cornish Ja/19 3/1
Poverty Row is surrounded with mud and water due to rains Jy/20 3/3

WOMEN
Includes any article pertaininq to a woman or women.

Ja/5 party 3/1; moves 3/2; home 3/2; child dies 3/2; child dies 3/3; Leap Year Ball 3/3; Thank You note 3/4
Ja/12 winter residence 3/1; Women's Relief Corps 3/1; winters in Salt River Valley 3/1; visit 3/1; Eastern Star 3/2; Women's Relief Corps 3/2; party 3/2; child shot 3/3
Ja/19 recuperates 3/1; marries 3/1; new wife 3/1; visits 3/1; marriage 3/2
Ja/20 visit 3/1; Women's Relief Coros 3/1; marries 3/1; goes home 3/1; visits 3/1; marriage 3/2
Mr/9 visits 3/1; home 3/1; marries 3/2; ball dresses 3/3
Mr/16 visits 3/1; child recuperates 3/1; visits 3/1; ill 3/1; home 3/1; child dies 3/2
Mr/23 visits 3/1; visits 3/1; concert 3/4
Mr/30 visits 3/1; home 3/1; birth 3/1; birth 3/1; marriage 3/2; ill 3/1; dressmaker 3/2; child ill 3/2; visits 3/2
Ap/6 visits 3/1; visits 3/1; Champion Office 3/1; visits 3/1; visits 3/1; party 3/1; cares for indigent sick 3/2; Grand Canyon 3/3; home 3/3; visits 3/3; visits 3/3
Ap/13 visits or moves 3/1; dance 3/1; home 3/1
Ap/20 home 3/1; birth 3/1; dominciles 3/1; moves 3/1
Ap/27 moves 3/1; moves 3/1; Mite society 3/1; visits 3/1; marriage 3/1; Literary and Trusical Association 3/2; killed 3/2; marries 3/4; notice to debtors to settle 3/5 sells wan-on
My/4 visits 3/1; visits 3/1; sells wagon 3/1; Women's Relief Corps 3/1; bride 3/2; home 3/2; Literary Society 3/4
My/18 i11 1/5; moves to ranch 1/5; buys property 1/5; visits 1/6; dies 1/6; births 2/5; home 3/1; home 1/1; home from school 3/1; ranch shorpping 3/2; party 3/2; moves 3/2; Thank You note 3/2
My/25 visits 3/1; visits 3/1; prisoner 3/1; K of P Grand Judge 3/3; criminal 3/4
Je/1 visits 3/1; home 3/1; buys lot 3/1; entertained 3/1; business 3/1; death 3/1; drowned 3/3
Je/8 home 3/1; husband dies 3/2; party 3/4
Je/15 rancher in town 3/1; visits 3/1; visits 3/1; visits 3/1; moves 3/1; infant dies 3/1; birth 3/2; marriage 3/3; partv 3/3
Je/22 house keeper wanted 3/1; dress maker 3/1; hen eggs 3/2; visits 3/2; Grand Canyon 3/2; home 3/4
Je/29 visits 3/1; ill 3/1; visits 3/1; visits 3/2;
Grand Canyon 3/2; child dies 3/3
Jy/6 visits 3/1; birth 3/1; trio 3/1; visits 3/1; Fourth of July celebration and prizes 3/4; Bank Hotel arrivals 3/4
Jy/13 visits 3/1; visits 3/1; child ill 3/1; visits 3/1; watch burns 3/1; visits 3/1; visits 3/1; sprains ankle 3/2; Grand Canyon 3/2; protests land being taken 3/3
Jy/20 concert 3/1; home 3/1; visits 3/1; home 3/1; ill 3/1; town 3/1; visits 3/3; returns home 3/3; burned 3/3; dance 3/3
Jy/27 goes home 3/1; moves 3/1; Grand Canyon 3/2; visits 3/2; pianist 3/3; house keeper 3/3; burned 4/2
Ag/3 land complaint 2/1; ill 3/1; visits 3/1; visits 3/1; land Protest 3/1; visits 3/1; moves 3/2; visits 3/2; home 3/2; leaves 3/2
Ag/10 visit Champion office 3/1; business trip 3/1; baby dies 3/1; visits 3/1; goes home 3/1; Grand Canvon 3/1; tea party 3/2; singer 3/2; marriage 3/2; Grand Canyon 3/3; lectures 3/3; marriage 3/3; birth 3/
Ag/17 visits 3/1; visits 3/1; visits 3/1; mother 3/2; Grand Canyon 3/2; daughter 3/2; visits 3/2; husband ill 3/2; home 3/3; climbs Peaks 3/3; birth 3/4
Ag/24 visits 3/1; visits 3/1; education 3/1; business 3/2; birthday 3/3
Ag/31 Singer sewing machine 2/3; visits 3/1; visits 3/1; vacation 3/1; Perjury chhrge 3/2; party 3/2
Se/7 visits 3/1; teachers 3/3
Se/14 birth 3/1; marriage 3/2; births 3/3
Se/21 young women organize 2/3; marriage 3/1; trip 3/1; church fair 3/1; ill 3/1; home 3/2; loses land fight 3/2; child dies 3/3
Se/28 visits 3/1; home 3/1; visits 3/1; marriage 3/1; teaches 3/1; sells furniture 3/1; dance 3/3; marriage 3/3
Oc/5 recovers 3/1; visits 3/1; M. E. Church fair 3/1; leaves 3/2
Oc/12 Party 3/1; Catholic Fair 3/1; dressmaker 3/2; dressmaker 3/2; moves 3/2
Oc/19 ill 3/1; sells carpet 3/1; child dies 3/2
Oc/26 visits 3/1; business 3/2; Catholic fair 3/4
No/2 leaves for winter 3/1; visits 3/1; birth 3/1; leaves for winter 3/1; moves 3/2; marriage 3/2; Catholic fair 3/3
No/9 Catholic fair 3/2
No/16 birth 3/1; birth 3/1; Catholic bell 3/2
No/23 ill 3/1; winters 3/1; marriage 3/2; robbed 3/2
No/30 church dinner 3/1; visits 3/1; education 3/1; home 3/1
De/7 travels 3/1; returns from visit 3/1
De/28 marriage 3/1; visits 3/1; dance 3/2; Santa's helpers 3/3; Christmas fight 3/4; Supper 3/4

WOOL
See Livestock-Sheep

YAVAPAI COUNTY
See also: Boundaries for division of county.

Recorder Akers will appoint Orick Jackson as deputy recorder Ja/5 3/1
new officers took office; listed Ja/5 3/2
E. J. F. Horne is elected Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Ja/12 3/1
Journal-Miner says this county pays $32,610 in interest on bonds Ja/19 2/1
indebtedness is about one half million Ja/19 3/1
J. C. Martin, Prescott, is candidate for Prescott Land Office Mr/30 2/1
A. W. Switzer, Flagstaff is candidate for vacancy in Board of Supervisors Mr/30 3/2
report of Board of Supervisors meeting Ap/6 3/2
dispute over boundary Ap/27 2/1
Journal-Miner says petition presented to have Wm. Munds fill Board of Supervisors position; Champion says won't happen because he is from Coconino area Ap/27 2/1
Dep. Sheriff James L. Black, Flagstaff, takes license money to Prescott Ap/27 3/2
snide comment on Prescott receiving all money for another two years Ap/27 3/2
Prescott--Flagstaff controversy My/4 2/1
Courier and Journal Miner want P & A C built, more debt upon Yavapai My/4 2/1
praising Wm. H. Hardy, Mohave County, and chiding Prescott papers for praising him and then condemning him My/4 2/3
Courier says Prescott Republicans are kicking themselves for giving Flagstaff more than its due; Champion says when have you My/4 2/3
"All property in Yavapai County will be sold for taxes..., if the P & A C Railroad subsidy bonds are issued" My/18 2/3
will opposers of Coconino outside of Prescott sanction P & A C bonds? My/18 2/3
Morris Goldwater, Prescott, is appointed to fill vacancy in the Board of Supervisors; snide comment on Southerns selected My/18 4/1
snide comments on Board of Supervisors giving Prescott roads but not Northern Yavapai County My/18 4/2
authorities refuse to pay Sheriff O'Neil mileage in capture of A & P robbers Jy/27 2/1
Sheriff O'Neill sues the county for mileage or something No/2 2/1
poor policy for Board to give $250 to District Attorney for W. O. O'Neill vs. Yavapai County and refuse Flagstaff Justice of the Peace his fees No/9 2/1
must attend to business so no debts De/7 2/1
sheriff will sell all property in county for taxes if subsidy bonds are issued De/7 2/2
Board of Supervisors should build new jail in Flagstaff De/28 2/1

YAVAPAI COUNTY DISPUTE
See Boundaries

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