• Dr. Helm, charged with producing abortion on Mrs. Alice White, receives verdict of not guilty Mr/3 2/2

ACCIDENTS
     See also: Disasters; Fires and Fire Prevention; Medicine; Railroads--A & P Accidents

• dead man with body burned found near Tempe Ja/7 2/3
• Dr. Sabin's son shot himself accidently but not seriously Ja/7 2/3
• Frank Hart, Bisbee baker, dies after receiving burns when falling on coals Ja/7 2/4
• Harry Newhall, injured in train wreck, dies Ja/14 3/3
• John McClellan has hand blown off Mr/3 1/7
• Al Boulden, Arizona Lumber Co., loses part of little finger caught in cog wheel Mr/3 3/1
• Ernest Laval, Flagstaff, attempts to board caboose and knocked senseless Mr/17 3/1
• William Hochderffer's thrown from wagon; ankle broken Mr/24 3/1
• Will Hochderffer's ankle much better after hurting it in runaway accident Ap/7 3/2
• man and boy almost drown near Tempe Ap/21 3/1
• John Hovey, father of child who burned to death, to be in Flagstaff My/19 3/2
• Mrs. W. C. Bayless, Flagstaff, thrown from cart but not badly hurt My/19 3/2
• James J. Alsop falls in gulch and hurts head My/26 2/2
• scaffoldings falls on J. A. Vail and Fower in Flagstaff My/26 3/1
• Hon. J. M. W. Moore, Prescott, lost in canyon without water Je/30 3/2
• R. Gibson, hurt by horse on 4th of July, can move around on crutches Jy/28 3/1
• James Sublette dies when wagon -wheel breaks neck Jy/28 3/3
• Pete Kitchen, Pima County, hits head in wagon Ag/4 3/2
• four men killed by explosion on Ash Fork Road Ag/18 3/1
• W. W. Hageman has hand hurt from saw Ag/25 3/2
• Prof. Barnett, Flagstaff principal, sprains ankle Se/1 2/4
• James Munds' gun goes off and kills him Se/8 3/5
• Senora Griegs accidently shot and killed by son of Louis Imbert, in New Mexico Se/29 3/2
• Louis Burns' transfer horse ran away, smashing wagon Oc/20 3/1
• Claus Jenson, who was shot in the arm, recovering No/10 3/1
• Bob Frazier, employee of Flagstaff's Enterprise Sawmill, has leg fractured by log rolling on it No/10 3/3
• three year old Hazel Mintz, Phoenix, burned to death when she overturned oil lamp De/8 1/7
• Mexican fell down shaft at Castle Dome; broke leg De/22 1/4
• lock on Freighter Brash's wagon broke and wagon ran over horses, killing two De/22 1/5
• Lyons, Los Angeles, dies supposedly by freezing to death De/22 1/7
• Louis Prue dies after thrown from horse De/29 1/5

ACTRESSES
     See Entertainment

ACTORS
     See Entertainment

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 Fourth of July or as close to these issues as possible.

• E. E. Burlingame's Assay office, Denver, Colo. Je/30 1/1
• cards, dice, P. O. Drawer E, Chicago Je/30 1/1
• Empire Watch Co., New York Je/30 2/5
• "World's Columbian Exposition Illustrated", J. B. Campbell, ed., Chicago Je/30 2/5
• John D. Hoff Asbestos Company, San Diego, Calif. Je/30 2/5
• El Rito Cigar Factory, N. Y., sold by A. P. Gibson and Switzer & Son in Flagstaff Je/30 2/6
• fat folks reduced, Dr. C. W. F., Srycer, Chicago Je/30 2/6
• Tyler Desk Co., St. Louis, Mo. Je/30 2/6
• Catalogue, A. Karpen & Co., Chicago Je/30 2/7
• Columbian Souvenir book, H. J. Burdick & Co., Chicago Je/30 3/5
• wanted; energetic young man, The Western Co., Kansas City, Mo. Je/30 3/6
• Miss-outs crap dice, Ely Bros., Chicago Je/30 4/2
• Matrionomial, package of cabinet size pictures for respectable ladies who want to correspond for fun or matrimony Je/30 4/3
• confession of an actress, written by herself, Globe Book Co., Chicago Je/30 4/3
• Royal Crimson, silk velvet plush smoker's companion, Williams, Chicago Je/30 4/3
• National Buggy Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Je/30 4/4-5
• Buckeye Phaeton Cart, Charleston, W. Va. Je/30 4/4-5
• Business Wagon, F. Hanaw & Co., Mich. Je/30 4/4-5
• Bartholmew "Short Turn" wagon, Bartholomew Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Je/30 4/4-5
• Fahrney Hammock Cart Co., Polo, Ill. Je/30 4/4-5
• Campbell Cutlery Co., Syracuse, N. Y. Je/30 4/4-5
• general merchandise, needs agent, A. Karpen & Co., Chicago, Ill. Je/30 4/6
• San Francisco paper plus Coconino Weekly Sun for price of one Je/30 4/7
• Chicago Cottage Organ Co., Chicago, Ill. Je/30 4/7
• Helpmate Sewing Machine, Williams Mfg. Co., N. Y. Je/30 4/7
• Levi Strauss & Co. De/22 1/6-7
• D. M. Ferry & Co., seed firm of Detroit De/22 2/2
• Globe-Democrat Weekly, Globe Printing Co., St. Louis, Mo. De/22 2/3
• catalogues, A. Karpen & Co., Chicago. De/22 2/5
• Empire Watch Co., New York De/22 2/5
• New Mexico Homestead Co., Socorro Colony De/22 2/6-7
• cement, $.50 per barrel, Geo. W. Brown, manager, Springer, N. M. De/22 2/6
• Ferry's Seeds, D. M. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Mich. De/22 2/7
• Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers De/22 3/1
• Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder De/22 3/4-5
• The Youth's Companion Weekly De/22 3/5-7
• man wanted to manage branch office; The Western Co., Kansas City, Mo. De/22 3/5
• Albuquerque Steam Laundry, H. Brockmeier, prop. De/22 3/6
• E. E. Burlingame's Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, Denver De/22 4/1
• Central Cycle Mfg. Co., Ben-Hur Bicycles De/22 4/1
• The Foster Razor Co., N. Y. De/22 4/1
• written description of ladies who want to correspond for fun and matrimony, Lock Drawer, Chicago De/22 4/1
• catalogue of cards and dice, P. 0. Drawer, Chicago De/22 4/1
• A. Karpen & Co., Chicago De/22 4/2
• The Tyler Desk Co., St. Louis, Mo. De/22 4/2
• San Francisco's The Weekly Examiner De/22 4/4-5
• Standard Cash Register, C. N. Brisco & Co., Chicago De/22 4/4-5
• Aluminm Silver Solid Metal Tableware, Western Metal Works, Indiana De/22 4/6-7
• Chicago Cottage Organ Co., Chicago De/22 4/7
• Cleveland Pneumatic tires for bicycles, Halozier & Co., Cleveland, Ohio De/22 4/7
• Buggies, Wagons and Carts, Bloomington Mfg. Co. De/22 4/7
• patents, C. A. Snow & Co., Washington, D. C. De/22 4/7

  Flagstaff
  

• Arizona Central Bank, J. H. Hoskins, Jr., cashier Je/30 1/2
• J. Derr, tailor Je/30 1/2
• George Bagnall, boot and shoe maker Je/30 1/2
• Berkshires, H. Fulton Je/30 1/2
• Coconino Bakery, J. F. Hawks, prop. Je/30 1/2
• Henry Heller, blacksmith shop Je/30 1/2
• Riordan Mercantile Co., C. B. Tappan, Asst. Manager Je/30 1/3
• Coconino Weekly Sun, C. M. Funston, ed. and prop. Je/30 2/1
• Bank Hotel, T. J. Coalter, prop. Je/30 2/6-7
• Gorham A. Bray; dry good merchant Je/30 2/6-7
• J. J. Macguire, blacksmith Je/30 2/6- 7
• Arizona Lumber & Timber Co., D. M. Riordan, manager Je/30 2/6-7
• A. P. Gibson and Switzer & Son sell Clear Havana cigars Je/30 2/6
• J. H. Hoskins represents reliable Fire Insurance Co. Je/30 2/6
• E. Whipple & Co., undertakers Je/30 2/7
• Flagstaff stables, A. C. Morse, prop. Je/30 2/7
• fresh fruit at John Abeel's Je/30 3/1
• sheet iron and tin work, Hoxworth & Co. Je/30 3/1
• for sale; Max Salzman's residence Je/30 3/1
• ranches for sale by W. G. Stewart Je/30 3/1
• for sale; kitchen furniture at Del Monte hotel Je/30 3/1
• Babbitt Brothers, merchants Je/30 3/3-5
• souvenir spoon, Cook & Lee, jewelers Je/30 3/3-5
• P. J. Brannen, merchant Je/30 3/6-7
• M. Salzman, merchant Je/30 3/6
• Sang Gon & Co., washing and ironing Je/30 3/6
• Yee Lee, clothing cleaned and pressed Je/30 3/7
• J. C. Bedford, barber shop Je/30 3/7
• Riordan Mercantile Co. De/22 1/2-3
• Arizona Central Bank, J. H. Hoskins, Jr., cashier De/22 2/5
• Coconino Bakery, J. F. Hawks, prop. De/22 2/5
• Henry Heller, blacksmith shop; H. Van Norman, wagon shop De/22 2/5
• George Bagnall, boot and shoe maker De/22 2/5
• Berkshires, H. Fulton De/22 2/5
• J. H. Hoskins, Jr. representing fire insurance companies De/22 2/5
• Gorham A. Bray, general store merchant De/22 2/6-7
• P. J. Brannen, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, furnishing goods De/22 2/6-7
• The Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. De/22 2/6-7
• Bank Hotel, T. J. Coalter, prop. De/22 2/6-7
• fresh fruit at John Abeel's De/22 1/1
• Abeel's fancy package of candies De/22 De/22
• holiday goods at Brannen's drug store De 2 3/1
• nuts, figs, dates at Abeel's De/22 3/1
• sheet iron and tin work done by Hoxworth & Co. De/22 3/1
• H. M. cream candies at John Abeel's De/22 3/1
• do1ls at Babbitt Bros. De/22 3/1
• hobby horse and toys at Babbitt Bros. De/22 3/1
• holiday goods at Dr. D. J. Brannen's drug store De/22 3/1
• clothing at Babbitt's De/22 3/1
• D. Pentland, Prescott dentist, will resume regular professional visits to Flagstaff De/22 3/3
• cigars at John Abeel's De/22 3/3
• Dr. D. J. Brannen writes about store in boot form De/22 3/4
• gifts at Babbitt's De/22 3/5-7
• holiday souvenirs, Cook & Lee's Diamond Palace De/24 3/5-7
• W. T. Allanson, plumber and pipe fitter De/22 3/6
• eastern apples at Babbitt Bros. De/22 3/1

  Patent Medicine
  

• Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Je/30 2/3
• Electric Bitters Je/30 2/3
• "August Flower" for worn out stomachs Je/30 2/5
• Drummond's Medicine Co., New York Je/30 2/5
• Bucklen's Arnica Salve Je/30 2/5
• Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio Je/30 2/5
• Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Je/30 3/6
• Dr. Drummond's Lightening Remedy, N. Y. Je/30 3/6
• "Anakesis", cure for piles Je/30 4/2
• Ayer's Pills, Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Mass. Je/30 4/3
• Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic, Chicago Je/30 4/3
• Shiloh's Consumption Cure Je/30 4/3
• Big G, Evans Chemical Co., Ohio Je/30 4/3
• Queen's Anti-Hairine, Cincinnati, Ohio Je/30 4/4-5
• Ayer's Cherry Pectoral De/22 2/2
• Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio De/22 2/3
• Bucklen's Arnica Salve De/22 2/4
• Ayer's Sarsaparilla De/22 3/3
• Hostetter's Stomach Bitters De/22 3/3
• Ayer's Cherry Pectoral De/22 4/1
• Pastor Koenic's Nerve Tonic, Koenic Medicine Co., Chicago De/22 4/1
• Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds De/22 4/2
• The Ford Pill Co., Toronto, Canada De/22 4/4-5
• Lost Manhood restored, Nervia Medicine Co., Mich. De/22 4/4
• Mesmin French Female Pills, Mesmin Chemical Co., Mich. De/22 4/5

  Transportation
  

• Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Time Table No. 33 Je/30 1/1
• Atlantic & Pacific Time Table No.35 De/22 1/1

AFRO-AMERICANS
     See Negroes

AGRIBUSINESS
     See Economic Conditions; Agriculture

AGRICULTURE
     See also: Economic Conditions; Forests and Forestry; Land and Land Tenure; Livestock; Lumber and Lumbering; Ranches and Farms

• great progress made because of irrigation Ja/7 1/4
• resources of Flagstaff area undeveloped Ja/14 1/4
• Hawley & Kibbey plant strawberry plants in Florence area Ja/14 2/4
• Judge E. M. Sanford's farm near Yuma doing good Ja/21 2/3
• George Scharnich and Rev. Kloss purchase orange trees for Tempe and Mesa area Ja/21 2/3
• Dept. of Arizona will buy potatoes and onions when at good price Ja/28 2/1
• Flagstaff ships potatoes to Prescott Ja/28 3/1
• fair prices for potatoes Ja/28 3/2
• vines arrived for Sanford farm near Yuma Fe/4 3/4
• farmers ready to plow in Upper Verde Fe/4 3/5
• baled hay bringing $20 Fe/4 3/5
• grass three inches high on Hiram Steven's ranch Fe/18 3/2
• citrus trees arrive at Sanford farm near Yuma Fe/18 3/3
• Sonora orange season about over Mr/17 1/5
• second annual report of Arizona agricultural stations Mr/17 2/2
• strawberries good at Oak Creek Mr/31 3/1
• large fruit crop in Verde Valley Mr/31 3/2
• 2,500 orange trees set out at Casa Grande and Florence Ap/7 2/2
• street in front of Brannen block has all kinds of agricultural implements being displayed Ap/14 3/2
• weekly crop summary by U. S. Weather Bureau Ap/21 3/5
• Oak Creek strawberries to be ripe soon My/5 3/1
• Arizona fruit and vegetables and cactus to go on display in Chicago Je/2 3/2
• Flagstaff potatoes shipped to Southern Arizona by way of Colorado Je/9 2/1
• frost destroyed vegetables and potatoes Je/9 3/4
• watermelons and cantalope from Verde Valley being sold in Flagstaff Jy/21 3/1
• peaches raised at Richard Taggart's ranch, near Kingman Jy/28 3/1
• Socorro Colony will settle thirty to fifty families; Northern Arizona should follow suit Ag/11 3/3-4
• fruit coming in from Verde Valley Ag/25 3/1
• fruit from Verde Valley selling fast Ag/25 3/1
• New Mexico Agricultural College to exhibit plants and grains at Albuquerque Fair Se/1 3/1
• Harry Kislingbury is running hay-baling press Se/15 3/1
• raisin output in California will be below normal Oc/27 2/1
• W. H. Anderson will harvest 150 tons of potatoes No/3 3/1
• average of two carloads of potatoes a day are being shipped from Flagstaff No/17 3/2
• sweet potatoe weighs 23 1/2 pounds at Florence De/1 1/4
• Ed Bullock has handsome orange on Agua Caliente Ranch De/1 1/5
• dates and other fruits sent from Yuma to New York De/1 1/5
• canned fruit from Salt River Valley sent to Minneapolis De/8 1/4
• Dan Hagley, Mesa, has December freestone peaches growing De/15 1/1
• apples sent by W. W. Vanderbilt to I. T. Stoddard, New York, causing sensation De/22 1/4
• Uncle Dan'l Bagley has delicious peaches in Valley De/22 1/7
• Maricopa County shipped twelve carloads of raisins De/29 1/4
• Capt. W. H. Hardy has put in thirty acres of grain De/29 1/4

ALCOHOL AND DRUGS

• R. Foster Stone gives temperance lecture at M. E. Church Ja/28 3/3
• temperance lecture given in Flagstaff by Rev. Dr. Coltman My/26 3/1
• Mrs. Borden, President of W. C. T. U. delivers lectures in Flagstaff Je/23 3/1
• Father Dolje, Mrs. Borden and J. E. Jones lecture in Flagstaff and Tempe Je/23 3/1
• W. C. T. U. meeting to be at Flagstaff Presbyterian Church Jy/28 3/2
• C. Henry Bruehl, an attache of hospital corps of 11th infantry, dies of morphine overdose Se/22 3/2
• Mrs. M. J. Borden, President of W. C. T. U. of New Mexico, speaks in Flagstaff No/17 3/1

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

AMUSEMENTS
     See Entertainment

ANIMALS
     See also: Livestock; Sports

• "Bess", well-known mastiff at depot, dies Fe/4 3/1
• blood hounds to be used to trace criminals Fe/25 1/6
• curious animals brought to Phoenix; resemble bats Mr/17 4/2
• trout at Oak Creek Mr/31 3/1
• is gila monster bite really that deadly? Je/2 2/1
• Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. has eagles in a cage near office Je/2 3/2
• ostriches shipped through Flagstaff Je/9 3/2
• Font Humphrey sends canaries to William Vanderbilt, Prescott Je/9 3/4
• scientists collecting insects in Flagstaff area Jy/14 3/2
• bears killed by hunters in Oak Creek Canyon Jy/21 2/3-4
• U. S. Fish Commission car to be here in August Jy/28 3/2
• grasshoppers destroying grass north of Flagstaff Ag/11 3/1
• J. W. and Dr. R. M. Francis shipped fawns to Missouri Ag/18 3/1
• Walter J. Hill has done much on fish commission for Northern Arizona Oc/20 3/2
• deer and wild cats brought back from San Francisco Mts. by Joe Howard and Fred Tunnel No/10 3/1
• animal, three parts coyote and one part dog belongs to Mexican No/17 3/1
• town marshall's salary of Yuma increased for killing dogs De/1 1/4
• protection of quail against trappers being sought De/1 1/5
• County World's Fair Commissioner Reid intends to take burros to Chicago De/1 1/7

ANTHROPOLOGY

• prehistoric implements at Casa Grande Ruins sent to Washington, D. C. Mr/10 1/6
• prospectors claim to have found vault full of human skeletons near Phoenix Mr/17 1/7
• old Aztec Ruins found near San Cruz canal Mr/31 1/5
• ancient pottery found in old cave near Clifton Ap/7 2/2

APACHE COUNTY
Includes Navajo County until 1895.

• to hold primary election and county convention Ag/18 3/1
• Jacob Barth brings case against collecting of county warrants Se/8 3/6
• J. F. Wallace has case for collection of fees Se/8 3/6
• Republicans will nominate winning ticket Se/22 2/1
• nominates ticket Se/22 3/5
• holds Republican convention Se/29 2/3
• term of court adjourned De/8 3/1
• term of court postponed indefinitely De/15 2/3

ARBOR DAY
     See Holidays and Religious Days

ARCHAEOLOGY
     See Anthropology

ARCHITECTS
     See Building and Buildings

ARCHITECTURE
     See Building and Buildings

ARIZOLA

• new town between Picacho and Casa Grande Fe/4 3/4
• description given of thriving town Ap/21 2/3
• new town on the Southern Pacific line De/1 1/4

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

• growth steady and substantial; description given Ja/7 1/4
• great enterprises going on Ja/7 2/4
• payment of officials only out of treasury Fe/11 2/1
• delegates named to trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress Fe/25 1/7
• territorial bonds have been placed Mr/3 1/6
• description Mr/10 1/4
• territorial bonds, known as Wolfley Funding Bill, sold Mr/17 2/2
• why the nickname Kickers is used Mr/31 1/4
  
• humorous facts and figures by Col. Poston Mr/31 1/6
• House passes bill; will pay interest on bonds semi-annually Mr/31 2/2
• bonds have been sold Ap/14 2/1
• forming of new counties possible Ap/21 2/1
• has larger debt per capita than any other state or territory My/5 2/1
• E. B. Kirtland and N. 0. Morford candidates for Secretary of Arizona My/5 2/2
• silver question brought up in bond issue for Arizona My/5 2/2
• territorial not yet accepted by Chicago parties Je/2 2/1
• not represented at Silver Convention in Washington Je/2 2/3
• Journal-Miner suggest ex-governor Tritle for Congressional Delegate Je/30 2/1
• Eb. Williams suggested to take place of Consul Williard, deceased, in Guaymas Je/30 2/1
• sale of Territorial bonds off Jy/14 2/1
• Territorial bonds have at last been effected Ag/25 2/1
• Arizona bonds sold to Equitable Mortgage Co's Ag/25 2/3
• Tucson will ask for chairman and secretary of new territorial central committees Se/1 2/2
• president of Equitable Mortgage Co. of New York has signed territorial bond contract Se/15 2/2
• described by Chicago Business Register Oc/13 2/2
• annual report of Governor Murphy; what needs to be done No/17 3/3
• newspapermen should be appointed for territorial positions No/24 2/1
• Dept. of Arizona to be transfered from Los Angeles De/1 2/1
• legislature should fix legal rate of interest for Territory De/8 1/7
• Phoenix Gazette is advocating T. G. Norris as president of next Territorial council De/8 2/1
• W. K. Meade will probably be U. S. Marshall De/29 1/4

  Appointments
  

• N. 0. Morford nominated by President to be Secretary of Arizona My/26 2/2

  Courts
       See also: Crimes and Criminals for information on specific trials.
  

• Walker conspiracy discussed Ja/14 1/5
• E. E. Ellinwood, Flagstaff, to attend session of Territorial Supreme Court Ja/14 3/1
• next District Court will be held in March Fe/18 3/2
• jury list drawm Fe/25 3/7
• list of trial and grand jurors called Mr/3 3/1
• Flagstaff District Court to meet the 14th Mr/3 3/2
• list of trial and grand Jurors Mr/10 3/3
• district court convened Mr/17 2/2
• grand jury finished today Mr/17 3/1
• list of out-of-town attorneys a ending Mr/17 3/4
• district court docket Mr/17 3/5
• grand jury's report Mr/24 3/2
• district court cases Mr/ 3/2
• district court cases Mr/31 2/3
• Judge Wells finished up court business Ap/28 3/2
• adjourned term of district court held by Judge E. W. Wells Ap/28 3/4
• Judge Wells and E. M. Doe at district court My/5 2/4
• Hon. John C. Shields, who was appointed but not confirmed as an Arizona Supreme Court Justice, dies My/12 2/1
• district court in Prescott Je/23 3/1
• Coconino County district court to be held Jy/14 3/2
• district court convened Monday Ag/4 3/1
• district court to be adjourned for month Ag/11 3/2
• suit in Justice Fleury's court between Sands and Lawyer Wright Ag/18 2/2
• list of grand and trial jurors Se/8 2/3
• Judge E. W. Wells will hold court in Mohave Se/8 3/1
• cases at district court listed Se/8 3/6
• district court adjourned until Tuesday Se/15 3/1
• district court convenes on Monday Se/29 3/1
• Judge Wells presiding over district court Oc/6 3/1
• Supreme Court reversed F. M. Murphy vs. W. A. Clark decision Oc/6 3/1
• Col. C. N. Sterry, A & P solicitor, was at district court Oc/13 3/1
• report of the grand Jury Oc/13 3/1
• cases in the district court listed Oc/13 3/2
• grand jury report Oc/13 3/3
• adjourned Oc/20 3/1
• case of John Bishop vs. E. B. Perrin in favor of Perrin Oc/20 3/6
• district court to meet in St. Johns De/1 3/3
• E. M. Doe is in Prescott, engaged in legal case De/22 3/1
• Flagstaff citizens who served as U. S. grand jurors in Prescott, back home De/22 3/1
• Holbrook citizens listed that are in Prescott serving as U. S. jurors De/22 3/4
• U. S. grand jury reports De/22 3/4
• acquittal brought in case of Janes Van Scoy De/29 3/1

  Governors
  

• "Kickers" say Gov. Irwin will not return Ap/7 2/1
• N. 0. Murphy appointed governor of Arizona Ap/28 2/1
• nomination of N. 0. Murphy confirmed by Senate My/19 2/1
• Secretary Morford takes over while Governor N. 0. Murphy goes to the Republican convention Je/9 2/1
• Gov. N. 0. Murphy visits Flagstaff Ag/25 3/3
• annual report of Gov. Murphy No/17 3/3
• E. Burgess is candidate for governor De/29 1/5

  Legislature
  

• sixteenth legislature reapportioned members My/5 2/1
• members of seventeenth legislature listed De/1 2/3
• George Kelly, ed. of Solomonville Bulletin, is candidate for sergeant-at-arms De/8 1/4
• Maricopa County will monopolize patronage of next ensuing legislature De/15 2/1

  Statehood
  

• Arizona to have state governments granted by present congress Ja/7 4/1
• official proclamation by Governor John N. Irwin gives constitution votes Ja/14 notice 2/5
• total vote for constitution was 7,738 Ja/21 2/1
• Marcus A. Smith, delegate from Arizona, puts forth Arizona admissions bill Ja/21 2/1
• number of newspapers says Governor Irwin should go to Washington to work for statehood Ja/21 2/2
• statehood seems remote contingency Fe/4 1/7
• democrats favor Arizona's admission Fe/11 2/2
• what will Arizona do with all the land that will be turned over to her? Fe/18 2/1
• Mormon element is obstacle to Arizona's statehood Fe/25 1/6
• little prospect of Arizona becoming state Mr/3 2/3
• chances for admission look good Mr/17 2/1
• bill admitting Arizona passed House of Representatives Je/9 2/2
• New York Press thinks Democrats are scheming to get Arizona in Je/16 2/4
• should be state soon Je/30 2/1
• bill will probably die in Senate Jy/21 2/1
• will have to wait until next session of Congress Jy/28 2/1
• Comittee on Territories to visit Arizona to see condition Ag/4 2/1
• vote Republican and wi11 vote for statehood No/3 2/1
• Democrats, through Mark A. Smith, will never get statehood No/3 2/2
• if results of elections will cause statehood, will notify sting of defeat No/10 3/1
• Tucson Enterprise says Arizona will be state soon and then new officers will have to be selected De/1 2/1
• Democrats plan to admit Arizona, New Mexico and Utah as states in next session De/1 2/4
• Gov. Murphy to go to Washington to fight for statehood De/8 1/4
• nineteen applications asking for appointment of U. S. Marshall for Arizona De/8 2/2
• Denver News says if New Mexico and Arizona are kept out of Union, it will be because of Wall Street gold bugs De/15 2/1
• Republicans of Senate will make fight against admission of Arizona and New Mexico De/15 2/1
• question of admission of Arizona and New Mexico might go to next Congress De/15 2/1
• Gov. Murphy in Washington; no chance of Arizona's early admission De/22 2/1
• Senate Republicans against bill for admission De/22 2/2
• Gov. Murphy fighting for statehood in Washington De/22 2/2
• Mark Smith is not working very hard for statehood De/29 2/1

ARIZONA--EDUCATION
     See Education and Schools

ARTISTS
     See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

ARTS, CRAFTS AND HOBBIES
Includes all non-Indian arts, crafts and hobbies that are not business.

• T. Moran, New York, to take sketches of Grand Canyon My/26 3/2
• ladies painting Arizona's wild flowers for World's Fair exhibit Se/22 3/2
• Jos Verkamp sends statue to Mrs. David and Mrs. Charles Babbitt for Flagstaff Catholic Church De/15 3/2

ARIZONA MINERAL BELT
     See Railroads--Arizona Mineral Belt

ARMY OFFICERS
     See Military Service as a Profession

ASSAULT
     See Crimes and Criminals--Assault

ASSESSMENT
     See Tax and Taxation

ASSOCIATIONS
     See Clubs and Organizations; Livestock--Associations

ASTRONOMY

• meteor fell north of Phoenix Fe/11 3/5
• Chas. Canall, A & P employee, and others, see unidentified light in sky Mr/17 2/3

AZTECS
     See Anthropology

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

ATHLETES
     See Sports

ATLANTIC & PACIFIC RAILROAD
     See Railroads--Atlantic & Pacific

ATTORNEYS
     See Law as a Profession

BALLS (ENTERTAINMENT)
     See Entertainment

BANDS
     See Music

BANKRUPTCY
     See Banks and Finance--Debts

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

• new National Bank to be in Phoenix Fe/25 3/4
• Phomix National Bank and Rio Verde Loan & Trust Association to be incorportated Mr/3 2/4
• George W. Cheyney writes open letter about M. A. Smith, delegate, in regard to "gold coin" My/12 2/1
• Arizona. not represented in Washington Silver Convention Je/2 2/3
• stockholders in Grand Canyon Hotel Co. can obtain certificates at Arizona Central Bank in Flagstaff Ag/25 3/1
• Mesa City has new bank De/15 1/4

  Debts
  

• Yuma justice of the peace decided gambling debt can be collected under laws of court Fe/18 2/1
• Arizona has larger debt per capital than any other state or territory My/5 2/1

BASEBALL
     See Sports--Baseball

BEEF CATTLE
     See Livestock-Cattle

BIRDS
     See Animals

BIRTHS
     See Children; individual parent's name; Women

BLACK AMERICANS
     See Negroes

BOARD OF EDUCATION
     See Education and Schools

BOATING
     See Transportation

BOTANISTS
     See Scientists

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

• U. S.-Mexican boundary being remarked Ja/21 2/2
• Mexican-U.S. boundary line being resurveyed Mr/17 1/6
• another new county might be made out of Maricopa and Pima My/12 2/1
• Nogales Advertiser says sentiment of southern Pima County is for county division De/1 1/4
• southern part of Pima County wants division De/8 1/5
• new county might be formed with Gila Bend as county seat De/22 1/4

BOXING
     See Sports

BRANDS
     See Livestock-Cattle

BREEDING
     See Livestock

BRIDGES

• bridge at St., David open Ja/14 2/4

BROTHERHOOD (ORGANIZATIONS)
     See Clubs and Organizations

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

• T. G. Norris buys winter residence from Jas. Rothwell, Needles Ja/28 3/3
• J. C. Whipple builds ice house in Winslow Fe/18 3/7
• depot at Holbrook, Winslow and Williams to be made of Flagstaff stone Fe/25 3/1
• M. J. Riordan building residence in Milton Mr/10 3/5
• W. T. Latchford to build blacksmith shop at Prescott Junction Je/2 3/1
• A & P railroad to build cottages in Winslow and Williams Je/9 3/1
• J. C. Whipple to build houses for Harry Scott in Ash Fork Je/16 3/1
• smelter to be built in Needles Jy/7 3/1
• D. M. Riordan making improvements on Milton home Jy/14 3/1
• John Clark remodeling dwelling north of Flagstaff Ag/25 3/1
• F. W. Payne, Bellemont, plans to erect new residence No/17 3/1
• W. S. DeCloss and A. Wallgren will build residence for F. W. Payne in Bellemont No/24 3/1
• Holbrook residence of Schuster and Greer ready De/1 3/3
• Gov. Zulick to build residence in Phoenix De/15 1/4

  Flagstaff
  

• roof of Presbyterian church being put on Ja/7 3/1
• Babbitt Building nearing completion Ja/7 3/1
• extra stove to be placed in Powells Hall for concert Ja/7 3/2
• new addition to Del Monte Hotel near completion Ja/14 3/1
• C. W. Davis building clubhouse Ja/28 3/1
• extra pillar placed in Bray's store to support settling of Masonic Hall Fe/18 3/1
• J. H. Morse putting new steel roof on Kilpatrick building Fe/25 3/1
• Norris & Ellinwood, attorney firm, move into Norris building Fe/25 3/1
• for sale; house and furniture; Mrs. E. W. Crockett Fe/25 3/2
• Bank Hotel has now call bell and ink stand Mr/10 3/5
• J. F. Hawks making improvements to hotel Mr/17 3/1
• front of Norris building improved Mr/17 3/1
• Svitzer & Sons make improvement in interior of store Mr/17 3/1
• Tinker residence sold to Dr. D. J. Braman Mr/17 3/1
• J. F. Daggs commences new building on lots Mr/31 3/2
• Daggs building soon to be done Ap/7 3/1
• two-story addition to Henry Heller's blacksmith shop almost completed Ap/7 3/1
• T. E. Mithoff's frame building being moved to vacant lot Ap/7 3/1
• T. E. Pulliam building residence Ap/7 3/1
• John Nead let contract for cottage Ap/7 3/2
• sign adorns north wall of Powell's opera house Ap/7 3/4
• P. J. Brannen building addition onto residence Ap/14 3/1
• Ed Whipple is putting in stage in Babbitt Hall Ap/14 3/2
• addition to court house to be built Ap/14 3/2
• T. E. Pulliam's new residence almost completed Ap/21 3/2
• Del Monte Hotel being painted Ap/28 3/2
• John Abeel to enlarge store Ap/28 3/2
• Rev. Robert Coltman to rent S. S. Acker's house My/5 3/1
• C. F. Babcock building cottage My/5 3/2
• Rev. Robert Coltman and family are in Acker residence My/19 3/1
• Babbitt Bros. putting down new sidewalk in front of store My/19 3/2
• C. F. Babcock has new sign on Flagstaff saloon My/19 3/2
• now sign at Henry Heller's a blacksmith shop My/19 3/2
• Dr. D. J. Brannen had drugstore front repainted Je/2 3/1
• J. R. Kilpatrick and family rent W. C. Bayless's residence Je/2 3/2
• sign advertising Grand Canyon painted in stage office Je/9 3/4
• Gifford painting Presbyterian church Je/9 3/4
• inside of Presbyterian Church being painted Je/16 3/1
• Max Salzman has residence for sale or rent Je/16 3/1
• P. J. Brannen putting down sidewalk at store Je/23 3/2
• repairs being made to Catholic Church Jy/7 3/1
• P. G. Cornish erecting residence in north part of town Jy/14 3/1
• Dr. P. G. Cornish's residence nearing completion Jy/21 3/1
• Babbitt Bros. improve store's interior Jy/21 3/1
• P. J. Brannen making improvements on store Ag/11 3/4
• J. L. Todd building onto residence Ag/18 3/2
• Jim O'Neill building addition to fruit stand Ag/25 3/1
• A. H. Spellmire selling residence Ag/25 3/2
• T. J. Ross has put up new sign Se/8 3/1
• S. T. Elliot & Co. puts up new sign at tailoring establishment Se/8 3/1
• house and lot for sale; A. C. Potter Se/15 3/2
• Hoxworth & Co. making improvements in tin shop Se/22 3/1
• residence of J. A. Vail on Nob Kill almost done Se/29 3/1
• J. M. Brannen building cottage near Father Dolje's Oc/13 3/1
• new roof being put on Bank Hotel Oc/20 3/1
• windows have been put in at Jim Vail's house Oc/20 3/1
• Jobn Clark's residence is finished Oc/20 3/1
• Dr. P. G. Cornish is painting house yellow Oc/20 3/2
• Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bray have moved in residence of John Neal Oc/20 3/2
• Hoxworth building improved by coat of paint No/3 3/1
• Frank Hochderffer is erecting a home in west part of town No/17 3/1
• Dr. D. J. Brannen has new attractive sign No/24 3/1
• Jules Aubineau has building underway De/8 3/1
• C. A. Keller having property on south side of railroad painted De/22 3/1

  Williams

• S. E. Patton completes new opera house Ja/14 3/1
• Porter enlarging house My/19 3/3
• Mrs. Morgan moves house onto lot My/26 3/3
• Dr. Johnson repairing drug store My/26 3/3
• ten new cottages to be put up My/26 3/3
• Cap Smith making improvements on his residence My/26 3/3
• Henry Cone has good sized residence My/26 3/4
• Arthur Lawrence putting new front on house My/26 3/4
• Kilgrove building residence near Smoot Je/2 2/3
• Adams, lumberman, building house in west part Je 2 2/3
• Patton to furnish hall for K of P lodge Je/2 2/3
• S. E. Patton to put two story addition on opera house Je/9 3/2

BUSINESS
See also: Advertisements; Agriculture; Banks and Finance; Communications; Economic Conditions; Livestock; Lumber and Lumbering; Mines and Mining; Railroads; Ranches and Farms

• C. L. Smart gathering information for Arizona Business Directory Ja/14 3/2
• R. R. Willard opens meat market in Jerome Ja/14 3/3
• F. W. Payne finishes ice harvest Ja/28 3/1
• Thomas Carroll, Upper Verde, remodels store and puts in new stock of goods Fe/4 3/5
• Arizona electric soap works started by Malcom Watson and Edward Alexander in Phoenix Fe/4 4/1
• F. W. Payne, Bellemont ice man, filling orders for A & P railroad Fe/25 3/2
• estate of Sam Dittenhoffer, deceased, sold to Babbitt Bros. Mr/10 3/1
• John Lind in charge of Dittenhoffer trading store near Tuba City Mr/17 3/3
• F. E. Foster has leased halfway house on Grand Canyon road My/12 3/1
• F. M. Zuck, Holbrook, to take charge of hotel at Gallup Je/2 3/1
• Eph Riley and Frank Armstrong, ex-A & P employees, now in Colorado butchering business Je/2 3/2
• Tucson butchers to be tried for technicality of not reporting how many cattle were killed Jy/14 3/2
• F. M. Payne shipped twelve carloads of ice Ag/11 3/4
• ice crop will be light less more snow No/10 3/1
• stores will not be open on Sunday in Yuma De/1 1/4
• Wilcox has only female barber in Territory De/1 1/5
• U. N. Town, Tucson, negogiating for lease of San Felipe Hotel in Albuquerque De/29 1/4
• Phoenix Canning Co. should not have to go to Minnesota for business De/29 1/6
• Denver capitalist coming to Phoenix De/29 1/6

  Flagstaff

• George Bagnall opens boot and shoe shop Ja/7 3/1
• F. W. Payne, Bellemont ice dealer, sells ice to Flagstaff parties Ja/7 3/1
• B. 0. Bayless and Ed Whipple form copartnership for plumbing and gas fitting business Ja/7 3/2
• Charley Kathren to take over G. A. Bray's store in his absence Ja/7 3/2
• T. E. Pulliam is now working for Babbitt Bros. Ja/14 3/1
• A. T. Cornish to get ice from Dry Lake Ja/14 3/1
• Babbitt Bros. moving into new store Ja/14 3/2
• need tinner Ja/14 3/3
• F. W. Payne, Bellemont, plans to move ice and beer business here Ja/14 3/3
• J. F. Hawks won bid to take care of indigent sick Ja/14 3/3
• A. T. Cornish puts in 400 tons of ice Ja/21 3/2
• no quorum at Board of Trade meeting Ja/28 3/1
• G. Wohlfiel to open merchant tailor shop Fe/11 3/2
• B. 0. Bayless purchases plumbing and gas fitting business from Ed Whipple Fe/18 3/1
• J. J. Donahue receives safe for saloon Fe/18 3/1
• Frank Spear sells his interst of S. Martin's liquor store to George Margeretch Fe/18 3/2
• J. H. Morse, carpenter, skillfull Fe/25 3/1
• Babbitt Bros. getting departments ready Fe/25 3/1
• W. G. Phillips sells barbershop to E. R. Bayless Mr/3 3/2
• M. Salzman selling out stock Mr/3 3/3
• T. J. Coalter, Bank Hotel, leased dining room to M. E. Sheppard Mr/3 3/3
• Babbitt Bros. put in cash carrier system in store Mr/10 3/2
• J. J. McGuire and Jesse Howard open blacksmith store Mr/10 3/2
• George and Will Hochderffer to open Parlor exchange and restaurant Mr/17 3/1
• Fred Finger, Gallup, might start furniture and undertaking business here Mr/17 3/1
• W. H. Van Norman buys engine and machinery of planing mill from Dr. D. J. Brannen Mr/17 3/2
• Henry Haller to put another forge in blacksmith shop Mr/17 3/4
• Flagstaff's business houses and proprietors Mr/24 1/3-7, 2/1-5, 4/1-2
• Mrs. Leaming invites ladies to opening of Fine Millinery Mr/24 3/1
• Board of Trade should got road built to Verde Valley so they will bring trade here Mr/31 2/3
• T. E. Mithoff moves stock and fixtures into P. D. Berry's saloon Mr/31 3/1
• Asa Clark opens second hand shop in building recently occupied by Mrs. Brown Mr/31 3/2
• P. G. Aston's increasing business causes him to add room Mr/31 3/2
• spring trade is booming Mr/31 3/5
• A. T. Cornish reports spring water business better Mr/31 3/5
• Board of Trade holds meeting Mr/31 3/5
• Arizona Republican praises Coconino Santa articles on business houses Ap/7 3/2
• Nogales a Advertiser compliments Coconino Sun on business write-up Ap/7 3/2
• Babbitt Bros. Store will be closed Sundays Ap/14 3/1
• expect prosperous year Ap/14 3/2
• Harry Hoxworth has re-opened tinner shop Ap/21 3/1
• T. E. Mithoff reopens saloon Ap/21 3/2
• Bayless Bros. moved barbershop to Daggs building Ap/28 3/5
• Board of Trade meeting held; Grand Canyon discussed Ap/28 3/5
• Macguire & Howard put in new bellows in blacksmith shop My/5 3/1
• W. S. DeCloss will be night watchman My/5 3/1
• H. Van Norman has machinery for wagon works in running order My/5 3/1
• Mrs. F. M. Brown to open millinery My/5 3/2
• Sunday closing good idea My/5 3/4
• another barbershop to open My/19 3/1
• Gua Wohlfeil, merchant tailor, located now in former New York Store My/19 3/1
• Frank J. Fonke purchased B. 0. Bayless's plumbing and gas-fitting business My/19 3/2
• J. D. Moynihan, clothing man, taking orders for his house My/26 3/1
• B. C. Olney starts dairy ranch Je/2 3/1
• B. 0. Bayless, Flagstaff, sells water business to Thos. F. Holden Je/2 3/1
• Jessie Howard sells blacksmith business to J. J. Macguire Je/2 3/2
• Del Monte Hotel selling kitchen furniture Je/2 3/2
• J. C. Bedford, Flagstaff barber, opens tonsorial parlor Je/9 3/4
• businessmen organize under "The Merchants' Mercantle Agency of Chicago, Illinois" in Flagstaff Je/16 2/4
• A. T. Cornish ordered new bottling outfit Je/16 3/1
• Jas. O'Neill to go into confectionary business Je/23 3/1
• A. T. Cornish has resumed business at old stand Je/23 3/2
• E. W. Baker ready to take photographs Je/30 3/1
• J. H. Drury, Albuquerque contractor, visits Flagstaff lumber mills and stone quarry Je/30 3/1
• A. T. Cornish has bottling works in operation Jy/14 3/2
• B. S. Wilcox, Flagstaff, has now stage for stage line to Grand Canyon Jy/14 3/1
• T. J. Ross purchased goods of Max Salzman Jy/41 3/2
• S. T. Elliot & John Derr formed co-partnership in tailoring business Jy/21 3/1
• P. J. Brannen refitting Max Salzmans old store room Jy/21 3/1
• W. C. Bayless closes barbershop Ag/11 3/2
• selling merchandise at low prices Ag/18 2/2
• Board of Trade meeting to appoint delegate to wool growers Convention in Albuquerque Ag/1 3/1
• A. T. Cornish gets water from railroad tanks for soda water factory Ag/18 3/2
• Board of Trade meeting; talk of sanitarium and camping place for infantry Ag/25 3/2
• G. A. Ringwald opens harness shop Se/l 3/1
• W. R. Edwards opens drug store Se/1 3/1
• T. J. Coalter again takes over Bank Hotel dining room Se/l 3/1
• Harry Kislingbury has hay-baling press ready for contracts Se/15 3/1
• harness shop opened by G. A. Ringwald Se/15 3/1
• two Chicagons may make investments Se/29 3/1
• Hoxworth & Co. will set up store Se/29 3/1
• lady at Mrs. Prime's selling fall and winter millinery Oc/6 3/1
• Bank Hotel dining room to be open at night Oc/13 3/6
• Harry Jacoby and Tom Pulliam to open up saloon Oc/20 3/2
• P. J. Brannen has moved stock into rooms at Railroad Ave. and San Francisco Ave. No/3 3/4
• livery stables did rushing business No/10 3/1
• Thos. E. Pulliam and Harry Jacoby have opened liquor store No/10 3/1
• Miss Ella Blackburn, California sales lady, will be here with fall millinery No/10 3/3
• holiday goods to be at Dr. Brannen's drug store No/17 3/2
• John Abeel rents P. J. Brannen's store No/24 3/1
• Bayless Bros. moved barber shop to building opposite public library De/1 3/1
• John Abeel fixes up new store after fire De/8 3/1
• merchants should see that information is printed in regard to this section's interest De/15 3/1
• Milton Katzenberg, representing Lowenthal & Meyer, Albuquerque, in Flagstaff an business trip De/29 3/1

  Holbrook

• Stone Hotel running at full blast Ja/7 3/2
• F. M. Zuck opens Holbrook House Fe/25 3/1
• C. Crouch is butcher De/15 2/3

  Phoenix
  

• wholesale grocery house to be started Fe/18 3/5
• eastern capitalists in town seeking investments Ap/7 2/4
• Henry Inman and Marshall Falvey will engage in freighting business No/17 3/1

  Prescott
  

• Jeff D. Smiley sold out business and is travelling salesman Ja/7 3/5
• organized "businessmen's protective association" Fe/18 3/2
• Cook & Lee, Flagstaff jewelers, to buy jewelry establishment of Geo. H Curry, Prescott Ap/14 2/4
• George H. Curry sold jewelry business to Cook & Lee Ap/28 3/1
• has rag and bottle market De/1 1/4

  Prescott Junction
  

• James Van Scoy had old place of business again Je/9 2/4
• Mr. and Mrs. George L. Field leased dining room of Junction House Je/9 2/4
• W. T. Latchford to be blacksmith Je/9 2/1
• W. S. York opens general store Je/9 2/1
• George L. Field leased Junction Hotel Je/30 3/1

  Williams
  

• new hotel open; Boyce & Duff proprietors Ja/14 3/3
• E. R. Bayless has leased barber shop here Ja/21 3/2
• J. P. Farnsworth opens drug store Fe/25 3/1
• C. E. Boyce to supply Ash Fork grading force with beef Fe/25 3/1
• Grand Canyon Hotel makes people proud Fe/25 3/2
• Grand Canyon Hotel doing good business My/12 2/5
• John R. Tabor has rented saloon to Louis Bradshaw My/12 2/5
• Max Salzman's business increasing My/12 2/5
• Francois Julius to open jewelry store My/12 2/5
• F. R. Nellis sold saloon stock to Killer & Pettigrew My/12 2/5
• F. R. Nellis prepared to take tourists to Canyon My/12 2/5
• C. E. Boyce expanding stock My/12 2/5
• C. E. Boyce opens clothing store in hotel My/19 3/4

  Winslow
  

• J. H. Breed puts in new stock of goods Fe/25 3/1
• J. H. Grigsby leased Roach lunch counter in Winslow Mr/3 3/1

CAMERAS
     See Photography

CAMPAIGNS (POLITICAL)
     See Elections and Politics

CANALS
     See Water and Water Resources--Canals and Irrigation

CARRIZO MOUNTAINS

• six leads of minerals located Je/9 2/4

CASA GRANDE

• valley of Gila should be called Casa Grande Ja/21 2/3

CATHOLICS AND CATHOLICISM

• five Yuma Indians baptized Ja/14 2/4
• Rev. Father Dolje is in Williams superintending creation of new Catholic Church Ja/14 3/3
• Father Dolje goes to Tucson to attend convocation Ja/21 3/1
• Rev. Father Dolje returns from southern part of Territory Fe/11 3/1
• Rev. Father Warlazel took alter from Florence to Globe Mr/10 2/3
• Father Ferrari now in El Paso Je/9 3/1
• Rev. Father Quetn, Prescott, returns from France No/10 3/1

  Flagstaff
  

• repairs being made to Catholic Church Jy/7 3/1
• ladies preparing fair Oc/6 3/2
• Catholic Fair Oc/20 3/2
• Catholic Fair well attended No/3 3/4
• feast of immaculate conception to be held De/8 3/1
• services in Catholic Church listed De/15 3/1
• Jos. VerKamp sends statue for church De/15 3/2
• Christmas services listed De/22 3/1

  Winslow
  

• church almost finished Fe/18 3/1
• Father Dolje is in Winslow overseeing new church Mr/10 3/1
• ladies to hold fair Ap/7 3/1
• ladies to give fair Ap/14 3/1
• fair was success My/5 2/4

CATTLE
     See Livestock--Cattle

CELEBRATIONS
     See Holidays and Religious Days; Entertainment

CEMETERIES

• James Munds buried in Upper Verde cemetery Se/8 3/5
• public cemetery south of Flagstaff is now open De/22 3/2

CENSUS
     See Statistics

CHILDREN

• Ja/7; boy dies 2/3, boy born 2/4
• Ja/14; boy born 3/1
• Ja/28; have measles 3/1, girl born 3/1, infant dies 3/3
• Fe/4; boy born 3/1 has pneumonia 3/3
• Fe/11; travel 3/1, ill 3/2, in jail 3/5
• Mr/3; girl born 3/1
• Mr/10; girl born 3/2, Flagstaff students to recite 3/4
• Mr/17; boy sick 3/3
• Ap/14; girl born 3/1
• Ap/21; almost drown 3/1
• My/5; girl born 3/1
• My/12; boy dies 2/5
• My/12; boy born 3/1
• My/19; girl born 3/2, child burns to death 3/2
• My/26 to have "Children's Home" at Columbian Exposition 2/1, ill 3/3
• Je/2; born 2/3
• Je/16; school age enumeration 3/1
• Jy/7; baptized 3/1, dies 3/4
• Se/1; boy dies 3/2
• Se/8; girl born 3/1, attend school in Prescott 3/2
• Se/29; kills woman by accident 3/2, girl born 3/2
• Oc/6; list of ones not absent from school 3/6
• Oc/27; Flagstaff pupils who have not been late or tardy 3/5
• No/3; twin boys born 3/1
• No/24; boy born 3/1, girl born 3/1
• De/8; burned to death 1/7
• De/29; boy born 3/1

CHINESE IN THE UNITED STATES

• Prescott has only Chinese faro dealer in Southwest Ja/7 2/3
• Tucson Chinaman gets money from being bit by defendant's hog Ja/14 2/4
• will celebrate new year tomorrow Ja/28 3/1
• Sam Sing's laundry in Phoenix held up Fe/25 1/5
• three Chinese in Yuma prison Je/2 2/1
• "Fatty", Chinaman gets into scrap with Bain Black in Flagstaff Se/1 3/2
• Dept. U. S. Internal Revenue collector, John Borradaile, will receive applications of Chinese who wish to stay here De/15 3/3
• Tucson Star says Chinese send out $75,000 per annum to China De/22 1/4

CHRISTMAS
     See Holidays and Religious Days--Christmas

CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
     See Mormons and Mormonism

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

• Dr. Robt. Coltman, Jr., ex-Flagataff M. E. Church, China missionary Ja/7 3/1
• Father Dolje, Holbrook, Catholic priest Ja/7 3/2
• Rev. N. F. Norton, Flagstaff M. E. minister Ja/14 3/2
• Rev. G. E. Pooler, Winslow & Williams Methodist minister Ja/14 3/2
• Rev. Dr. Robert Coltman, Flagstaff minister Ja/14 3/3
• Rev. Kloss, Tempe and Mesa Ja/21 2/3
• Rev. G. F. Bovard, Supt. of Arizona Methodist Missions Fe/4 3/1
• Rev. J. A. Crouch, Gila Bend Methodist Church Fe/4 3/4
• Battin, Upper Verde preacher Fe/4 3/5
• Rev. Bellman, Tucson Fe/11 3/5
• Rev. Felix Mays, Indian Chief preacher Fe/18 3/7
• Rev. Rosenstengel, Lutheran minister, Albuquerque Mr/3 3/1
• Rev. Father Warluzel, Catholic priest, Florence and Globe Mr/10 2/3
• Rev. James A. Menual, Albuquerque Presbyterian minister Mr/31 3/2
• Rev. N. L. Guthrie, Wilcox M. E. Church Mr/31 3/4
• Rev. Howard Billman, Tucson Ap/14 2/4
• Charles H. Cook, Sacaton Ap/14 2/4
• Rev. John Creath, Illinois Ap/14 2/4
• Rev. H. J. Ehler, Phoenix clergy Ap/14 2/4
• Pablo Gonzales helps clergy in Morenci Ap/14 2/4
• Rev. Charles R. Nugent, Tombstone Ap/14 2/4
• Rev. John G. Pritchard, Bisbee clergy Ap/14 2/4
• Rev. I. T. Whettemore, Florence minister Ap/14 2/4
• Rev. W. Bowser Je/30 3/5
• Rev. Lowell Rogers, Flagstaff, M. E. pastor Jy/7 3/1
• Rev. M. 0. McNiff, Methodist minister Jy/28 3/2
• Miss Zuvier, New Mexico missionary Ag/25 3/1
• Miss Stright, New Mexico missionary Ag/25 3/1
• Miss Floretta Shields, Presbyterian missionary Se/1 3/1
• Rev. J. C. Pierce, Flagstaff Methodist minister Se/8 3/1
• Rev. A. E. Osborn, Protestant Episcopal Church Se/22 3/2
• C. J. Chase, Prescott Methodist minister Oc/6 3/2
• F. W. Downs, Tombstone, Benson, M. E. minister Oc/6 3/2
• 0. J. McFadden, Williams and Ash Fork, M. E. minister Oc/6 3/2
• W. H. Mahaffie, Tucson, M. E. minister Oc/6 3/2
• G. L. Pearson, Phoenix M. E. minister Oc/6 3/2
• J. T. Pierce, Flagstaff M. E. minister Oc/6 3/2
• J. H. Tremble., Globe M. E. minister Oc/6 3/2
• Vincent, M. E. Bishop Oc/6 3/2
• C. P. Wilson, Tempe, M. E. minister Oc/6 3/2

CLIMATE
     See Weather

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
     See also: Entertainment; Music
For more on Memorial Days, see also Holidays--Memorial Day

• Arizona has smallest Grand Lodge membership Ja/21 4/1
• Company E, N. G. A. of Florence, elects officers Ja/28 2/2
• Independent order of Good Templars of Arizona elect officers Ja/28 3/2
• Oriental Order of Humility introduced by practical joker Henry Bigelow Fe/11 1/4
• Knights of Pythias being organized in Solomonville Fe/18 3/5
• first annual ball of Tucson Lodge, No. 143, International Association of Machinists to be held Fe/25 3/4
• Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias will be held in Bisbee May 1 Mr/17 3/1
• Arizona Historical Society organized; Chas. D. Poston president Mr/31 2/2
• Ransom Post, G. A. R. No. 4 of Arizona, installs officers Mr/31 2/4
• N. G. Layton, representing Flagstaff Lodge I. 0. 0. F., No. 11 will go to Nogales convention Ap/7 3/2
• Henry Ashurst is new District Deputy Grand Master of the I. 0. G. T for Territory Ap/14 3/1
• Grand Lodge of I. 0. 0. F. met in Nogales Ap/14 3/2
• I. 0. 0. F. Grand Lodge holds meeting in Nogales; list of lodges represented Ap/28 2/2
• Dr. W. M. Johnston, Williams, went to Grand Lodge K of P meeting in Bisbee My/12 2/5
• Grand Lodge K of P meets in Bisbee; officers listed My/12 3/2
• Miltonese is new social club in Milton No/10 3/1
• Masonic Grand Lodge hold annual session in Phoenix; people listed No/24 2/4-5
• officers elected at Arizona lodge F. & A. M. of Phoenix De/15 1/4
• Barrett Post No. 3, G. A. R. Dept. of Arizona elects officers; listed De/22 1/5

  Flagstaff
  

• I. 0. 0. F. Flagstaff Lodge, No. 11; regular meetings announcement Ja/7 1/1
• Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, F. & A. M.; regular meetings announcement Ja/7 1/1
• Court Coconino No. 896, Independent Order Foresters; regular meetings announcement Ja/7 1/1
• I. 0. G. T. Flagstaff Lodge No. 14; regular meetings announcement Ja/7 1/1
• Flagstaff Lodge No. 11, I. 0. 0. F. installs officers on New Year's Eve Ja/7 3/3
• Court Coconino No. 896, I. 0. 0. F. elects officers Ja/7 3/3
• H. M. Ashurst and Miss Hawkey will be delegates to Grand Lodge I. 0. G. T. in Phoenix Ja/14 3/3
• Court Coconino No. 896, Independent Order of Foresters will install officers Ja/21 3/1
• Odd Fellows Lodge to meet on Saturday night Ja/28 3/1
• efforts to reorganize Co. "C" N. G. A. is being made Ja/ 28 3/1
• Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, I. 0. G. T. elects officers Ja/ 28 3/3
• Court Coconino No. 896 Independent Order of Foresters install new officers Ja/28 3/5
• Flagstaff Lodge I. 0. G. T., No. 7 will give entertainment Mr/10 3/2
• G. A. R.; regular meeting of Ransom Post, G. A. R. No.4 notice Mr/31 1/1
• Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, A. F. & A. M. will hold meetings Saturday night Mr/31 3/2
• Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7. F. & A. M. to have meeting Mr/31 3/5
• Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7, F. &. A. M. refurnished hall Ap/14 3/1
• Flagstaff Lodge, No. 14, I. 0. G. T. elects officers Ap/ 28 3/2
• new lodge of Knights of Pythias, Mountain Lodge No. 15 organized Ap/28 3/5
• Ransom Post No. 4, G. A. R. to observe Decoration Day My/12 3/1
• Good Templars gave entertainment My/26 3/1
• K of P lodge to have public installment of officers My/26 3/4
• list of officers for Flagstaff Lodge No. 32 I. 0. 0. F. Je/2 3/2
• Ransom Post, No. 4 G. A. R. observes Manorial Day Je/2 3/3
• Knights of Pythias Lodge received new regalia yesterday Je/23 3/1
• Mountain Lodge No. 15, K of P: to hold special meeting Je/23 3/2
• Mountain Lodge No., 15, K of P installs officers Jy/7 3/3
• list of officers of Flagstaff Lodge No. 11, I. 0. 0. F. Jy/7 3/6
• five new members initiated in K of P Jy/14 3/1
• Mountain Lodge, No. 15, K of P: regular meetings announcement Ag/4 1/1
• Rev. R. Coltman to talk at Good Templar meeting Se/29 3/2
• list of officers of different lodges De/15 3/4
• Lodge 0. M. A. inaugurated in Flagstaff De/29 3/4

  Prescott
  

• Ivanhoe Commandery, No. 2 Knights Templar officers listed De/8 1/4
• officers listed for Prescott Chapter, No. 2, R. A. M. De/8 1/4
• Linden Division U. R., K of P instituted De/1 1/4
• Prescott Lodge K of P elects officers De/22 1/4

  Williams
  

• Knights of Pythias organized Ja/28 3/3
• Patton to furnish hall for K of P lodge Je/2 2/3
• K of P lodge has new quarters Ag/4 3/2

COCHISE COUNTY

• bondsmen not bond since Martin Costello withdrew Fe/4 2/1
• has artesian wells Fe/11 3/5
• to have new city between Bisbee and Nacosari Fe/18 3/5

COCONINO COUNTY
See also Arizona--Courts

• county officers moved into new Babbitt building Ja/7 3/1
• very prosperous Ja/21 2/1
• Board of Supervisors meeting Saturday Ja/21 3/1
• safe for county officials has arrived Fe/18 3/1
• Board of Supervisors meet Mr/10 3/2
• grand jury investigated county offices Mr/17 3/1
• Board of Supervisors hold meeting; draw fees but run out Ap/7 3/4
• Board of Supervisors meeting; bills allowed Ap/14 2/3
• Board of Supervisors have short session My/5 3/2
• county officials being paid too much My/19 2/1
• Board of Supervisors meeting; election officers listed Je/16 3/4
• Board of Supervisors did not hold meeting Je/23 3/1
• district court to convene Aug. 13 Jy/28 3/2
• Board of Supervisors to meet Jy/28 3/2
• list of claims against county Jy/28 2/3
• A & P has not filed company's additions at Williams and Flagstaff county recorder's office Ag/11 3/1
• salary for different county offices Ag/25 2/3
• Board of Supervisors fixed county officials's salaries Ag/25 3/2
• salaries of county officials given again; higher than before Se/1 3/3
• W. M. Miller appointed deputy recorder by Recorder Bush Oc/13 3/1
• Board of Supervisors meet Oc/13 3/5
• Board of Supervisors meeting; election officers appointed Oc/27 3/3
• Great Register discussed Oc/27 3/4
• some of the U. S. grand jurors listed De/15 3/1
• officials file bonds; listed De/15 3/2
• county printing bids advertised leg. annc. De/15 3/4
• bids advertised for care of indigent sick and burying of the dead leg. annc. De/15 3/4
• most county bonds have been filed by county officials De/22 3/1
• list of officials and sureties for bond filing De/22 3/3
• proposal for county printing leg. annc. De/22 3/5
• proposal for care of indigent sick and burying indigent dead annc. De/22 3/6
• Board of Supervisors meet to close up business De/29 3/1
• outgoing county officials will give over offices on Tuesday De/29 3/2

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
     See also: Education and Schools; Educators

• University of Arizona notice Ja/21 1/1
• School of Mines in Tucson now in operation My/5 2/2
• plans made to open commercial college in Flagstaff Je/2 3/4
• University of Arizona advertisement for school starting Ag/4 2/5
• School of Mines at University to have stamp mill De/15 1/7
• University of Arizona. Second year begins Sept/ 28, 1892 De/22 annc. 3/5

COLORADO RIVER

• rising Mr/10 2/3
• channel to be improved Se/8 2/1

COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
     See Diseases

COMMUNICATIONS
     See also: Transportation

• William L. Goodsell investigates possibility of signal service station an San Francisco Peaks Ja/7 3/3
  
• no signal station will be put on top of Agassiz Peak Fe/4 3/7

  Postal Service
  

• list of uncalled for letters Ja/14 3/5
• Edward E. Bradshaw appointed Pinetop postmaster Ja/28 3/3
• list of uncalled for letters at post office Fe/4 3/5
• valentines being sent Fe/18 3/1
• new postal card large enough to write letter Fe/18 3/2
• list of uncalled for letters Mr/3 3/5
• Phoenix post office to undergo investigation Mr/10 2/2
• Tuba citizen petitions for mail route from Flagstaff Mr/17 3/1
• list of uncalled for letters in Flagstaff post office Mr/31 3/3
• list of uncalled for letters in Flagstaff My/5 3/6
• bids are asked for carrying of mail from Flagstaff to Tuba City My/26 3/4
• list of remaining letters at Flagstaff post office Je/2 2/3
• mail route between Flagstaff and Tuba City established Je/23 3/1
• list of uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post office Je/30 3/7
• C. J. Norris appointed Canyon Diablo postmaster Jy/14 3/1
• new outfit for Tucson Jy/21 3/2
• list of uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post office Ag/4 2/4
• J. E. Farnsworth appointed Williams postmaster Ag/11 3/1
• list of uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post of fice Se/8 3/5
• list of uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post office Oc/6 3/6
• advertised letter list for Flagstaff Oc/27 3/5
• Joke (?) about Flagstaff post office De/1 3/2
• number of Flagstaff Democrats after post office De/8 3/1
• list of uncalled for letters, Flagstaff De/8 3/4
• postmasters appointed in Yavapai County De/22 1/4
• Dr. D. J. Brannen might be Flagstaff's next postmaster De/22 2/3
• Phoenix will have free post office delivery De/29 1/4

  Telegraph
  

• Master Horace Fish, age 11, telegraph operator at Snowflake Ja/28 3/3
• Andrew Smith, Supt. of telegraph for A & P looking up matter of separate taxation of A & P lines Fe/18 3/1
• Solmonville to connect to Western Union at Bowie Fe/18 3/5
• line from Solomonville to Bowie to be up by April 10 Fe/25 3/4
• messages left at Western Union, Flagstaff My/5 3/1
• A & P railroad have discontinued Flagstaff night telegraph office My/19 3/1
• Charles Canall, A & P line repairer, making changes in lines at Flagstaff depot Je/9 3/2
• uncalled for messages at Flagstaff Western Union office Se/15 3/2

  Telephone
  

• A. T. Cornish, Flagstaff, to have telephone put in from brewery to Western Union office Je/2 3/1

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
     See Protestant and Protestantism

CONSTABLES
     See Law Enforcement Personnel

CONSTRUCTION
     See Building and Buildings

CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS
     See Roads and Streets

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
     See Diseases

COOKERY

• Nogales citizens like menunda, Mexican soup De/8 1/5

COST OF LIVING
     See Economic Conditions

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

COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE

• women should be allowed to propose Ja/28 1/6
• Manuel Levias marries Miss Concepcion Olaeta under court order in Yuma Mr/10 2/3
• will be number of weddings in Flagstaff Mr/31 3/1
• Williams wedding of L. L. Ferrall and Miss Louisa Buggeln described My/19 3/4
• Chas. F. Howard, 74, and Elizabeth J. Jones, 63, marry in Flagstaff Oc/6 3/1
• probate judge issues licenses De/15 3/1

COWBOYS

• feud with sheepmen in White Mts. Ja/21 3/2
• 4rizona Cowboys have Wild West Show in Australia Mr/3 2/4
• A-1 Cattle Co. gives ball at Hart's ranch Ag/25 3/2

COWS
     See Livestock--Cattle

CRAFTS
     See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

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: Feuds; Military; Railroads-A & P

• Tucson Chinaman gets money from being bit by defendant's hog Ja/14 2/4
• F. M. Clifford plays deaf and dumb racket Ja/21 3/2
• Miss Maggie Dean, Phoenix, abducted Ja/28 2/2
• Jesus Gusto attempts to cut throat of Alberto Hernandez Fe/4 3/4
• bloody row in Flagstaff saloon Fe/18 3/1
• Tim Sullivan hurt by Mrs. Lottie Taylor in Prescott Fe/18 3/5
• John Clark, who ran lunch counter in Winslow, skips town and has many creditors Mr/3 3/1
• verdict of not guilty reached in Redewill case Mr/17 2/4
• Capt. John King hurt over land claim dispute at New River dam Ap/21 2/4
• one of Flagstaff's soiled doves fined $10 for disturbing peace My/5 3/2
• Vidal Martinez stabs Hilario Sanchez My/12 3/2
• T. E. Mithoff leaves Flagstaff and does not pay debtors My/19 3/4
• M. J. Hickey and J. A. Knoblock have serious fight at Prescott Je/9 2/4
• ways being studied so that settlers will not lose over Fred W. Smith defalcation Jy/14 2/4
• Tucson butchers arrested for not reporting how many cattle killed Jy/14 3/2
• if man goes south, considered fleeing from justice Ag/11 2/1
• No-Nose killed by sheriffs when he attacked them Ag/11 3/3
• two Mexicans at Ash Fork have bad fight Ag/11 3/4
• Col. Baker, supposed lecturer, is shown in more schemes in California Ag/18 2/3
• W. H. Barnes charges George Christ with disturbances in Tombstone Se/1 2/2
• "Fatty", Chinaman, gets into scrap with Bain Black in Flagstaff Se/1 3/2
• cases tried; Martinez Armijo for assault and George McCormack for embezzlement Se/1 3/5
• J. F. Daggs gives award notice for persons who mutilated his camp Se/8 annc. 2/4
• Dalton gang killed 11 in Coffeyville, Kansas; list of names Oc/13 2/2
• Indian who attempted rape on Nicholas's little girl at Ash Fork hung by mob Oc/20 3/1
• E. M. Doe to counsel in May case No/17 3/2
• Gov. Murphy offers an award for capture of Apache renegade "Kid" De/1 1/4
• Graham County Board of Supervisors has offered $500 reward for capture of Kid, the renegade De/8 1/4
• Francisco Lopez, who committed mayhem and Gabilondo Castyo, who placed obstruction on railroad sentenced in Cochise county De/8 1/4
• Judge Sloan, Tucson, convicted prisoner of petit larcency, three months in penitentiary De/8 1/4
• W. L. Vail, Phoenix Republic, convicted of taking a letter out of Los Angeles post that was not his De/8 1/4
• Geo. W. Swan, Tombstone lawyer, took shot at Geo. Metcalf, principal of public school in Tombstone, because of Metcalf's punishment to Swan's son in school De/15 1/4
• new award offers for capture of the renegade Apache "Kid" De/15 1/5
• in case of U. S. vs. S. Drachman, verdict decided in favor of defendant De/22 1/5
• Gus Williams poisoning people De/22 1/7
• bill passed to repay money illegally collected by Fred W. Smith defaulting Tucson land receiver De/22 2/1
• candidate Geo. E. Truman, Pinal County, win contest election returns De/22 2/1
• Rufus E. Graves, president of now defunct Commercial Natl. Bank, sentenced to five years for making false reports De/29 1/4
• Milt Brawley, Phoenix wife beater, is in Flagstaff De/29 2/3

  Assault
  

• Pik Hollingsworth, who hit a Mexican on head, released Ja/7 3/1
• editor of International, published at Nogales, arrested for criminal assault Ja/7 2/3
• girl, twelve, goes to Jail for alleged assault; judge at fault Fe/11 3/5
• Monroe Jordan and William Travis beat up Francisco Zapata in Flagstaff Ag/11 2/3

  Embezzlement
  

• H. G. Reaper, Santa Fe agent at Needles, embezzled company's money Ja/21 3/1
• George W. Miles leaves town with about $100 of employer E. S. Wilcox's money Ap/7 3/1

  Forgery
  

• James Grace arrested for getting cash on forged orders Ag/18 3/2

  Kidnapping
  

• Flagstaff girl supposedly kidnapped by Indians Fe/4 3/2
• posse on trail of kidnapped girl Fe/11 3/3
• nothing seen of two Indians and girl they abducted Fe/18 3/2

  Libel
  

• Geo. W. and R. C. Brown, editors of Arizona Enterprise, convicted of libel De/29 2/1

  Murder
       See also: Feuds

• Mexican killed by Carbgall at Peach Springs Ja/7 2/3
• Miller and Mrs. Morgan killed near San Carlos reservation Ja/21 3/4
• Charles Snow, known also as Eugene Hancock, wanted for murder in Montana arrested in Camp Verde Fe/11 3/7
• William Arnett kills John M. Wilson at Gold Basin Fe/25 1/4
• Henry Wilson kills Charles Hatchiker at Copper Basin Fe/25 4/1
• A & P employee Charley Davis murdered Mr/3 4/1
• two Mexican sheepherders killed in Apache county Mr/17 2/3
• Collins, murderer of Sam Dittenhoffer, reported arrested in California Ap/28 3/2
• W. J. Clark acquitted for murder of Thomas Lovan My/5 3/2
• Board of Supervisors offering award for capture of Sam Dittenhoffer's murderer My/19 3/1
• John See kills wife near Globe My/26 3/3
• Coconino County Board of Supervisors put out notice for arrest of Tom Collins who killed Sam Dittenhoffer My/26 notice 4/1
• F. C. Kibbey kills Wood Porter in Florence Je/30 2/1
• R. W. May, sheepman, kills Tom West in Ash Fork Jy/7 3/4
• Lot Smith murdered by Navajos June 30, 1892 Jy/14 3/3-5
• no more trouble expected from Navajos over Lot Smith's death Jy/14 2/2
• R. W. May, who killed Tom West, held without bail Jy/21 3/2
• not sure if Tom Collins, who killed Sam Dittenhoffer, and William Arnett, prisoner, are same person Ag/11 2/3
• Indian kills Lee Hodgdon near Hatchita Ag/18 3/5
• Mrs. Kibbey testifies that she had criminal intercourse with W. W. Porter before he murdered her husband Se/1 2/1
• Lot Smith's death given in official military report Se/15 3/3
• Tom Nance kicked to death by J. B. Mitchell Se/22 3/7
• Francis Beaver, brother of murdered Oscar, joins hunt for outlaws Evans and Sontag No/10 3/1
• Lee Bouy alias Chas. Wagner kills Ike Lee over wife in Holbrook No/17 3/4
• account of killing of Ike Lee by Chas Wagner No/24 3/3
• Stewart & Doe in Prescott trying May murder case De/1 3/1
• May found guilty of manslaughter De/8 3/1
• Chas. L. Flake killed by Tom Taylor who is killed by James M. Flake De/15 2/2
• L. P. Nash killed Indian; awaiting trial De/15 2/3
• jury failed to return verdict in case of L. P. Nash who killed an Indian De/22 2/2
• Indians who killed Taylor, Deming are in mountains near murder scene De/29 1/5

  Robbery
       See also: Crimes and Criminals-Murder for robberies ending in a death.

• W. G. Stewart, Flagstaff, has house robbed Mr/17 3/2
• Father Ferrari, at Canyon City, Colo., had room robbed De/15 3/1
• Joe East, Pima postmaster, has safe robbed Ja/14 2/4
• Rafael Arvizo charged with robbery Ja/21 2/3
• express stage robbed between Riverside and Florence Ja/21 3/3
• Harry Blevins, Upper Salt River, arrested for Riverside stage coach robbery Ja/28 2/2
• Riverside stage robbery done by Harry Blevins and King Ussery Ja/28 2/3
• tramp robbed till of C. F. Babcock's saloon Fe/11 3/7
• Marion Hedspeth, who robbed express train on Frisco road, caught Fe/18 3/1
• Sam Sing's laundry in Phoenix help up Fe/25 1/5
• grand jury did not indict persons who broke into frieght car Mr/17 3/2
• stranger stole pens from Flagstaff Justice of the Peace Gibson Mr/17 3/2
• tramps break into T. J. Coalter's ranch Mr/31 3/2
• John Birke, Robert McBarney and Mike Galvin arrested Je/2 2/3
• Frank R. Henderson and John S. Rover arrested for taking cigars and liquors in Flagstaff Je/2 3/5
• Rhoades and Doe, Flagstaff, on train robbed near Collister Ag/4 2/4
• J. J. Macguire, Flagstaff blacksmith, and Frank Germain arrested for robbery Ag/11 3/5
• robbers who held up trains near Collins, Calif. are suppose to be headed towards Flagstaff Ag/18 3/2
• J. J. Macguire and Frank Germain had examination and are held default of bail Ag/18 3/2
• stores of S. T. Elliot & Co. and W. L. Dykes robbed in Flagstaff Ag/25 3/2
• William Travis arrested for robbery Ag/25 3/5
• Flagstaff office of A. T. Cornish burglarized Se/8 3/2
• hounds should be turned loose on thieves Se/15 2/5
• some of the Dalton train robbers killed by Marshall of Deming, New Mexico Se/15 3/4

  Rustling and Horse Stealing
  

• horse stolen from Steve Purtman's ranch near Pump House Ja/14 3/3
• Jose Romero and Francisco Abeytie, Apache County, charged with horse stealing Fe/11 3/1
• F. Shaw, ex-sheriff of Pima County, arrested for snuggling cattle Mr/3 2/4
• two horse thieves hung at Calabasas Je/23 3/1
• Mary O'Brien claims William Butts stole her horse; no proof Ag/11 3/2

  Shooting
  

• fatal shooting affair between Bartolo Garcia and Gondopo at Mammoth Mine Ja/21 3/2
• Harry Hancock and Pete Wolfley have shoot out in Globe Fe/25 1/4
• M. J. Roach, Winslow, shoots Sanders when he enters saloon Mr/10 3/3
• Gregory Page and John D. Porter exchange shots in Gallup My/5 2/5
• F. E. Kibbey taken to Tucson after shooting W. Wood Porter Jy/21 2/2
• Pat Curley wounds Mexican at Bellemont Jy/28 3/5
• C. F. Babcock shoots Lee Gardner in Flagstaff; not fatal Se/8 2/4

DAMS
     See Water and Water Resources

DANCING
     See Entertainment

DEATHS
     See Children; Women; and individual names

DEBTS
     See Banks and Finances-Debts

DECORATION DAY
     See Holidays and Religious Days

DEM0CRATIC PARTY
     See Elections and Politics-Democratic Party

DENTISTS
     See Medicine as a Profession

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

• earthquake felt in Flagstaff Fe/4 3/6
• earthquake felt in Tucson and Bisbee Je/9 2/2

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

• Cal Cox, Tombstone, seriously ill Ja/7 2/3
• C. C. McDonald, Walnut Grove, dies of pneumonia and la grippe Ja/7 2/3
• Adolf Schuster recovered from sickness Ja/7 3/2
• A. C. Morse has sore throat Ja/14 3/2
• sons of J. E. Palmer have measles Ja/14 3/3
• Rev. Robt. Coltman nursing inconvenient boil Ja/21 3/3
• George Brunson, Yuma County, dies of heart disease Ja/28 2/2
• son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Coalter has measles Ja/28 3/1
• R. Graham suffering from frost bitten hand Ja/28 3/1
• many cases of whooping cough in Flagstaff Fe/4 3/3
• many in Upper Verde dying of mountain fever Fe/4 3/5
• considerable amount of sickness in Flagstaff Fe/11 3/2
• D. M. Riordan recovering from serious illness Fe/18 3/7
• Jacob Goganzer, Flagstaff, dies of kidney congestion Fe/25 3/3
• John Rydesdale, Stanton, dies of heart disease Mr/17 1/7
• Samuel O'Neal, Williams, dies of consumption My/12 2/5
• number of measles cases in town My/19 3/1
• Mrs. O'Neal's daughter in Williams, is quite sick My/26 3/3
• D. M. Riordan recovering health Je/2 3/1
• Mrs. Robert Coltman ill in China Je/16 3/1
• Ethel Gladys, five months, dies of inflammation of bowels in Flagstaff Ag/4 3/1
• Mr. and Mrs. John Neal take daughter Bernice, who is dangerously ill, to St. Louis Ag/18 3/6
• N. G. Layton severely sick Ag/25 3/1
• N. G. Layton able to be around again Se/8 3/1
• Miss Eva Dutton contacts typhoid fever No/3 3/4
• Jobn Wesley stricken with mountain fever No/10 3/1

  La Grippe
  

• Jewel, Bowie Station rancher, dies of la grippe Ja/14 2/4
• Mrs. James O'Neill recovering from la grippe Ja/14 3/1
• Sheriff Francis has la grippe Ja/14 3/1
• Miss Maud Scarborough, Flagstaff, has la grippe Ja/14 3/1
• P. J. Braman has la grippe Ja/14 3/2
• la grippe losing hold Ja/14 3/3
• Thos. Howe around again after la grippe attack Ja/21 3/2
• intensity of la grippe described Fe/11 2/1
• epidemic of la grippe in tribes of Papagos and Pimas Fe/11 3/5

  Pneumonia
  

• son of W. H. Ashurst has pneumonia Fe/4 3/3
• John Shanghnessy dies of pneumonia in Tombstone Fe/4 3/4
• F. W. Payne has pneumonia Fe/11 3/1
• D. Wallace has pneumonia Fe/3 3/2
• Hugh Anderson sick with pneumonia Fe/11 3/2
• J. Y. Crothers, Flagstaff, dies of pneumonia Fe/25 3/3
• Mrs. H. Van Norman who had pneumonia is recovering Se/8 3/1
• Daniel Curry dies of pneumonia Oc/27 3/6
• Dr. D. J. Braman treats W. H. Goldtrap, Ash Fork stockman, for pneumonia De/1 3/1

  Rheumatism
  

• Walter Winsor, Flagstaff, has attack of rheumatism Ja/14 3/2
• J. C. Grim goes to California for rheumatism Fe/11 3/7
• Jacob Goganzer has rheumatism Fe/18 3/1
• Walter Winsor, Flagstaff, in Arkansas recovering from rheumatism Mr/3 3/2
• Frank Owenby returns from Castle Creek Hot Springs after rheumatism treatment Mr/10 3/2
• Walter Winsor almost rid of rheumatism Ap/21 3/1
• George Morse and Walter Winsor go to Castle Greek to help rheumatism Je/16 3/1

DISEASES (MENTAL)
     See Mental Health

DIVORCE

• J. J. Howard, Wilcox, sues Mary A. Howard Ja/21 2/3
• wife thrashes husband in court while seeking divorce Ja/21 2/3
• Phoenix editor's wife sues him for divorce Fe/11 2/1
• Mary D. Youree granted divorce from Joseph H. Youree Mr/24 3/2
• Josephine Hawkins divorces Ira W. Hawkins Mr/31 2/3
• Eva S. Maloney granted divorce from James Maloney Ap/28 3/4
• William W. Bass vs. Jennie C. Bass Se/8 3/6
• quite a number of divorces granted last term Oc/20 3/1
• nine granted at Tombstone De/22 1/6

DOCTORS
     See Medicine as a Profession

DOGS
     See Animals

DOMESTIC ANIMALS
     See Livestock

DRAWING
     See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

DROWNINGS
     See Accidents

DRUGS
     See Alcohol and Drugs

DRUNKS
     See Alcohol and Drugs

DRY FARMING
     See Agriculture

EARTHQUAKES
     See Disasters

EASTER
     See Holidays and Religious Days

ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
Includes prices and cost of living.
     See also: Agriculture; Banks and Finance

• shaving 15 cents; hair cutting 35 cents Je/9 3/4
• peaches from Verde Valley selling for ten cents per pound Ag/25 3/1

EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS
     See also: Colleges and Universities; Educators

• W. L. Van Horn becomes principal of Tempe public schools Fe/11 3/7
• Miss Bertha Lockwood to be teacher in Kanab school district Mr/10 3/4
• Territorial Board of Education meets; life certificates awarded Ap/14 2/4
• wanted; position as teacher for summer months Ap/14 3/2
• school census to be taken in May 1893 Je/2 3/5
• W. A. Switzer enumerating school age children Je/16 3/1
• execution of school trustees Je/16 3/1
• United States Public Schools Report; map and article Je/23 2/2-3
• "School house flag movement" Je/23 2/2-3
• school election held; fifty votes Je/30 3/1
• question of changing textbooks discussed Jy/14 3/2
• number of school children in Cochise County is 1,373 Ag/4 2/1
• woman gives names of 25 children to Yuma school census marshall Ag/4 2/1
• Miss Eva Dutton, Flagstaff, went to Prescott to attend school Se/8 3/2
• Miss Annie Ross to be teacher at Lower Williamson Valley Se/29 3/1
• 238 pupils in Prescott Oc/6 3/1
• Geo. W. Swan, Tombstone lawyer, took shot at Geo. Metcalf, principal of public schools in Tombstone, because of Metcalf's punishment of Swan's son in school De/15 1/4
• Territorial Teachers' Institute to discuss need for textbook changes De/15 1/5
• male teacher says lady teachers should not show striped stockings to students De/29 1/4

  Flagstaff
  

• new organ for Flagstaff public schools Ja/7 3/2
• exercises were highly spoken of Ja/28 3/1
• what has become of school house flag? Fe/25 3/1
• Flagstaff students to give exercises Mr/10 3/4
• pupils to give entertainment Ap/28 3/1
• C. F. Cox, Mo., wants to be Flagstaff public schools principal My/5 3/2
• public school's closing exercises held My/5 3/2
• H. L. Weems will not be principal next year My/15 3/4
• public school principal and teachers announced Jy/28 3/5
• public school opens Ag/11 3/2
• Prof. Barnett dismissed school when he sprained his ankle Se/1 2/4
• schools to observe Columbus Day Se/8 3/1
• school trustees should have flag pole fixed Se/8 3/1
• teachers preparing to observe Columbus Day Se/15 3/2
• list of pupils not absent Oc/6 3/6
• primary department closed because the teacher, Mrs. Olney, is sick Oc/13 3/1
• pupils who have not been absent or tardy Oc/27 3/5
• pupils who have not be absent or late De/29 3/2
• meeting about voting bonds for schoolhouse to be held De/29 3/2

  Williams
  

• one week of school in Williams My/26 3/3
• school closes next Friday in Williams Je/2 2/3
• bonds to be advertised for Williams school district Je/9 3/1
• Williams school district, No. 2 voted for bond but will be notified of indebtness Oc/13 3/5

• W. L. Van Horn, Flagstaff lawyer, Tempe school principal Ja/7 professional notice 1/1
• Thomas Norris George, Flagstaff, lawyer and school teacher Ja/28 3/1
• Prof. Varnum, principal of Bisbee High School Mr/3 1/5
• Miss Bertha Lockwood, Kanab School District teacher Mr/10 3/4
• Dr. Daniel Dorchester, Washington, D. C., Supt. of Indian Schools Mr/24 3/1
• Prof. S. M. McGowan, Fort Mohave, Supt. of Herbert Welsh Institute Mr/24 3/1
• Miss McIntire, Williams teacher Mr/24 3/3
• C. E. Wood, Pima County teacher Ap/14 2/4
• Miss Ida Williams, Maricopa County teacher Ap/14 2/4
• E. E. Williams, Yavapai County teacher Ap/14 2/4
• M. H. Morton, Maricopa County teacher Ap/14 2/4
• Ms. Rhoda T. McEwen, Maricopa County teacher Ap/14 2/4
• T. N. Huffer, Gila County teacher Ap/14 2/1
• Ms. Josephine Heckert, Maricopa teacher Ap/14 2/4
• Ms. Kate Dwyer, Mohave County teacher Ap/14 2/4
• Ma. Charlotte Wirts, Flagstaff teacher Ap/21 3/3
• H. L. Weems, ex-Flagataff principal My/5 3/4
• Miss Annie D. Ross, Flagstaff area teacher Je/6 3/2
• Mrs. B. C. Olney Flagstaff teacher Jy/8 3/5
• Miss Lucy Stilwell, Fort Mohave teacher Jy/7 3/6
• J. W. Tourney, University of Arizona Jy/14 3/2
• Prof. Barnett, Flagstaff principal Jy/28 3/5
• Geo. Metcalf, Tombstone Public Schools principal De/15 1/4
• Dr. Comstock, University of Arizona professor De/15 1/7

ELECTION AND POLITICS

• erection of voting booths for next fall's election Fe/11 3/5
• Arizona Election law described Mr/3 2/1
• Democrats elected entire ticket in Phoenix; Republicans claim majority was reduced My/12 2/1
• E. E. Ellinwood secures next Territorial Convention for Flagstaff My/26 2/1
• registration of voters progressing Je/2 3/2
• 400 voters registered Je/9 3/2
• in order to vote, name must be on Great Register Je/16 2/3
• Phoenicians mad that Territorial Convention to be in Flagstaff Je/16 2/1
• Coconino County appoints registration and election officers Je/16 3/4
• Arizona, to elect Cleveland, says Eugene Fidd Jy/14 2/2
• registration of voters going slowly Jy/28 3/1
• Tombstone Prospector makes proposition to candidates Ag/18 2/1
• will be interesting local campaign Ag/25 2/1
• Tombstone Prospector editor is probably only Weaver man in Territory Ag/25 2/1
• registration closes Oct. 18 Ag/25 3/1
• voting booths being made by Ed Whipple in Flagstaff Ag/25 3/2
• candidates for county offices are modest Se/1 2/1
• 750 names on Coconino County register Se/1 2/1
• Australian system will be used Se/1 2/2
• don't forget to register Se/1 3/2
• name must be on Great Register to vote Se/1 3/2
• registration closes Oct. 18th Se/1 3/5
• political battle open in all counties but Coconino Se/8 2/1
• Phoenix Gazette, Democratic daily, busy making Republican nominees Se/8 2/1
• T. G. Norris probably will be Coconino's councilman, says Phoenix Gazette Se/8 2/2
• proxies given representation at Maricopa County Republican convention; should not be done Se/8 2/2
• election proclaimation issued by Gov. Murphy Se/15 2/5
• weak points of new voting system Se/15 2/2
• I. N. Lewis, Chas. A. Bush and Harry Z. Zuck announce candidacy Se/22 annc. 2/4
• political backbiting Se/29 2/1
• should be made law that poll tax must be paid Se/29 2/2
• political backbiting; whole column Se/29 2/2
• instructions on how to vote Se/29 2/2
• Harry Z. Zuck would make great district attorney Se/29 3/2
• C. A, Bush for county recorder good choice Se/29 3/3
• backbiting Oc/6 2/1
• backbiting Oc/6 2/2
• letter from "A Plain Democrat" who will not stand the ticket Oc/6 3/4
• bad year for political bosses, especially in Coconino County Oc/13 2/1
• backbiting Oc/13 2/1
• backbiting Oc/13 2/2
• sample ticket of official ballot given Oc/13 2/3-4
• N. G. Layton, candidate for probate judge, and I. N. Lewis, candidate for sheriff out meeting people Oc/13 3/2
• talk of what different candidates are doing Oc/20 2/1
• talk of different candidates Oc/20 2/2
• Republican advertising? Oc/20 3/1
• news about different candidates Oc/20 3/3
• campaign notes Oc/27 2/1
• campaign notes Oc/27 2/2
• pointers to voters Oc/27 2/3
• how to vote Oc/27 2/3
• backbiting Oc/27 2/5
• attributes given of William DeCloss and James Black, candidates for constable Oc/27 3/2
• Great Register discussed Oc/27 3/4
• campaigns No/3 2/1
• under new law, inspectors and judges must be free holders No/3 2/1
• Albuquerque Daily Democrat talks of Coconino County's tickets No/3 2/1
• backbiting No/3 2/4
• W. G. Stewart and George Cluff will speak at Winslow No/3 3/1
• Fred R. Nellis, candidate for councilman in Flagstaff No/3 3/4
• George Cluff talks in Globe No/3 3/5
• comments on election (almost whole column) No/10 2/1
• partial election returns listed No/10 2/3-5
• indication that Flagstaff is Republican No/10 2/3
• all available teams used by candidates on election day No/10 2/4
• Flagstaff scene of lots of unusual activity on election day No/10 3/1
• County and Territorial votes coming in; results given No/10 3/2
• large crowds gather around Flagstaff bulletin boards No/10 3/3
• end of campaign notes No/17 2/1
• end of campaign notes No/17 2/2
• table of partial election returns No/17 2/3-5
• Yavapai County vote No/17 3/4
• partial returns table No/24 2/3-5
• canvass of votes of Coconino County No/24 3/3
• vote polled in Yavapai and Maricopa Counties De/1 1/1
• mass convention of Peoples Party of Arizona to be held in Tucson De/1 1/5
• table giving official returns De/1 2/3-5
• Territorial returns by counties in election of Nov. 8 De/8 2/4
• problems with ballots De/8 3/2
• officers listed in Tucson election De/22 1/4
• candidate Geo. B. Truman, Pinal County, will contest election returns De/22 2/1

  Congressional Delegates
  

• Democrats will have opposition to nomination of Mark Smith My/12 2/1
• Marcus A. Smith will be Democratic nominee for Delegate to Congress; voters should vote for another Je/2 2/1
• Mark Smith not to be candidate for re-election Jy/14 2/2
• Mark Smith to be home soon from Congress Ag/11 2/3
• "Mickey" Stewart will win over Marcus A. Smith Se/22 2/1
• Prescott Journal-Miner discusses W. G. Stewart and Mark Smith, nominees for Congressional delegate Se/22 2/1
• W. G. Stewart's nomination will not make admirers of Mark Smith happy Se/22 2/4
• Like John L. Sullivan, Marcus has "tried it once too often" Se/29 2/1
• Phoenix Republican. says Stewart will beat Marcus Smith Se/29 2/1
• Globe Silver Belt independent in politics, speaks well of W. G. Stewart Se/29 2/1
• Mickey Stewart gaining strength Se/29 3/1
• W. G. Stewart to receive Republican support in Prescott Oc/6 3/1
• Graham County People's Party has endorsed W. G. Stewart Oc/13 2/1
• Mark Smith did nothing but play poker Oc/20 2/3
• attributes of W. G. Stewart Oc/27 2/3
• political campaigning, mainly between W. G. Stewart and Mark Smith No/3 2/2
• Tucson debate between Marcus A. Smith and William G. Stewart described No/3 2/3

  Democratic Party
  

• W. A. Rowe writes letter to editor about using thier name Fe/25 4/2
• Democrats in hurry to prove Wm. Zeckendorf no longer a resident of Arizona Mr/10 2/2
• Democratic Territorial Central Committee to have convention in Tucson Mr/17 2/1
• will nominate delegate May 15 Mr/31 1/7
• Foster S. Dennis, Mohave County, might be candidate for delegate to Congress Mr/31 2/1
• disposition among Democrats to shelf Mark Smith Mr/31 2/1
• Democratic Central Committee of Coconino County picks delegates; listed Ap/14 2/4
• next territorial Democratic convention to be in Flagstaff My/19 2/1
• E. E. Ellinwood is attending Democratic Territorial Convention in Tucson My/19 3/1
• no mention of delegate E. E. Ellinwood to Democratic National Convention Jy/14 2/1
• E. E. Ellinwood returns after attending Democratic National Convention which nominated Cleveland Jy/28 3/2
• E. E. Ellinwood, Flagstaff, sends accounts of convention Jy/28 2/1
• list of possible endorsements Ag/4 3/2
• convention will probably be held in Southern Arizona Ag/11 2/2
• will not hold Convention in Flagstaff Ag/18 2/2
• Territorial Convention to be in Flagstaff Ag/25 3/1
• Maricopa County will hold county convention Sept/15 Se/1 2/1
• twenty-five Mohave County Democrats will attend Territorial Convention Se/8 2/1
• nominee for delegate to Congress is Smith Se/8 2/1
• primary election to pick delegates to Convention to be held Se/8 3/4
• Gila County has nominees; listed Se/15 3/1
• Flagstaff will give Territorial Convention mighty welcome Se/15 2/2
• Territorial Convention held; lists Se/22 2/2
• meet in Babbitt Hall and elect officers Se/22 3/1
• Marcus A. Smith in Flagstaff for convention Se/22 3/2
• A. G. Oliver attending convention Se/22 3/2
• people who came to convention listed Se/22 3/2
• C. R. Hakes, Maricopa County, comes to Flagstaff for Mark Smith convention Se/22 3/3
• convention members saw cliff dwellings today Se/22 3/4
• boss gambler of Arizona selected as chairman Se/22 3/4
• Apache County nominates county ticket Se/22 3/5
• Ben Parker is chairman of Democratic Territorial Committee Se/29 2/1
• B. C. Parker should not have defeated Dr. Brannen Se/29 2/1
• Pima County had most delegates Se/29 3/1
• Dr. J. P. Booth, editory of Needles Eye, nominated for sheriff by Democrats of San Bernardino County Se/29 3/1
• Yavapai County ticket listed Se/29 3/2
• Flagstaff delegates to Coconino County Convention Se/29 3/5
• hold meeting in Flagstaff; Mark Smith present Oc/6 3/2
• thank Flagstaff for hospitality Oc/6 3/2
• Coconino County Democratic ticket listed Oc/6 3/3
• hold rally in Flagstaff Oc/13 3/6
• Coconino County Democrats will hold meeting Oc/27 3/2
• meeting being held when fire alarm went off No/24 3/1

  Republican Party
  

• Republicans soon to elect delegates to National Republican convention Ja/21 2/2
• Republican conventions will be held as usual Fe/4 2/1
• Republican Leauge organized in Flagstaff Fe/4 3/2
• Republicans in southern part of Territory think Col. George Christ might have been campaigning in northern part Fe/11 2/1
• Republican Leauge organized Fe/11 3/3
• Republican Territorial Central Committee Fe/18 3/4
• Republican Territorial Convention to be held to elect delegates Fe/25 2/1
• Republican Territorial Convention to be in Phoenix April 7 Fe/25 2/1
• Acting Governor Murphy should be delegate to national convention Fe/25 2/1
• W. C. Bashford put in good word for N. 0. Murphy Fe/25 3/6
• Republican Precinct Primaries and County Convention Mr/3 2/1
• Northern Republicans want to send Murphy to Minneapolis Mr/3 2/2
• ones in Southern Arizona being ridiculous Mr/3 2/2
• call for Republican primaries published Mr/3 3/3
• primary election Mr/10 2/3
• Republican primaries next Saturday Mr/10 3/1
• don't forget primary election Mr/10 3/2
• resolution of National Republican League club of Flagstaff over death of James Y. Crothers Mr/10 3/5
• meeting held in Flagstaff Monday Mr/10 3/5
• Republican Coconino County convention; delegates listed Mr/17 3/3
• pretty certain N. 0. Murphy will be delegate to National Republican convention Mr/31 2/2
• Republican League to have meeting Ap/14 3/2
• Republican convention in Phoenix to elect delegates Ap/14 3/3
• Flagstaff Republican League to have meeting May 2nd Ap/28 3/2
• Republican League convention to be May 11 in Phoenix Ap/28 3/2
• Republican convention at Phoenix on May/11 My/5 2/2
• Supt. McInery of Territorial Prison making gavel for Republican chairman My/5 3/2
• J. N. Cohenour, Peach Springs, might be candidate for sheriff My/12 3/1
• George Christ endorsed My/19 2/1
• report of Territorial Republican League Club meeting in Pheonix My/19 2/4
• W. G. Stewart, Flagstaff, to attend Republican National Convention in Minneapolis Je/2 3/5
• Territorial Republican Convention to be held in Prescott Ag/4 2/1
• Hon. R. E. Morrison, Prescott, elected chairman of Republican Central committee in Yavapai County Ag/4 2/1
• number of delegates from each county listed Ag/11 2/1
• primaries announced Ag/11 2/1
• Republican League of Flagstaff to meet Ag/11 2/4
• call for primaries Ag/11 3/5
• Apache County announcement of primaries Ag/18 2/1
• Apache County to hold primary election and county convention Ag/18 3/1
• do not forget primaries Ag/18 3/2
• officers elected and listed for Republican League of Flagstaff Ag/18 3/6
• Flagstaff lists delegates to county convention Ag/25 2/4
• county convention to be held in Babbitt Hall Ag/25 3/2
• Coconino County delegates to Territorial convention listed Se/l 2/4
• Republican League to be headquartered in Babbitt block in Flagstaff Se/l 3/1
• Flagstaff Republican League Club to meet in new headquarters Se/1 3/2
• when counties will have conventions Se/8 2/1
• E. S. Clark, Gorham A. Bray and W. G. Stewart go to Prescott to attend convention Se/8 3/1
• Flagstaff Republican League will meet Monday Se/8 3/2
• platform adopted by convention Se/15 2/4-5
• nomination for Pinal county Se/15 3/2
• W. G. Stewart is nominee for delegate to Congress; biography Se/15 3/6
• W. G. Stewart nominated as delegate to Congress Se/15 2/1
• enthusiastic meeting in Phoenix Se/15 2/2
• proceedings of Republican convention in Prescott; representatives listed Se/15 2/3
• Apache County will nominate a winning ticket Se/22 2/1
• mass meeting in Phoenix Se/29 2/1
• Maricopa County Republicans support W. G. Stewart and Geo. Cluff Se/29 2/1
• Apache county convention Se/29 2/3
• platform Se/29 2/5
• Apache county nominated splendid ticket Se/29 3/1
• delegates to attend county convention Se/29 3/2
• I. N. Lewis good choice for sheriff Se/29 3/5
• Yavapai county ticket Se/29 3/5
• Territorial ticket; Republican Coconino County ticket Oc/6 2/1
• splendidly organized Oc/6 2/1
• Coconino County Republican nominate county ticket; listed Oc/6 2/3
• platfom given Oc/13 2/5
• Flagstaff precinct held mass convention and nominated officers Oc/13 3/1
• make no mistake; vote Republican Oc/20 2/1
• Stewart talks it Williams meeting Oc/27 3/3
• Stewart and Cluff at rally in Winslow Oc/27 3/4
• discussion of Harry Fulton as nominee for Member of the Assembly No/3 2/4
• Coconino County Republican candidates listed and discussed No/3 3/2-4
• meeting Saturday night in Flagstaff No/3 3/5
• R. E. Twitchell and L. A. Hughes, New Mexico, issue call to all Republicans No/24 2/1
• Republican Territorial Central Committee to have meeting in Phoenix De/29 2/1

ELECTRICITY

• Bisbee in on Edison system Fe/4 3/4
• Nogales and Tucson to have electric lights Fe/25 2/1
• Nogales Electric Light and Water Company has been incorporated My/12 2/1
• Jerome party might put in electric light plant My/12 3/1
• Globe to build new canal for light power to interior of mine De/29 1/5

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY TEACHERS
     See Educators

EMBEZZLEMENT
     See Crimes and Criminals-Embezzlement

EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION
     See also: Mormons and Mormonism

• Deputy U. S. Internal Revenue Collector John Borradaile will receive applications of those who wish to stay here De/15 3/3

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

• Miss Emma Spaulding in employ of Norris & Ellinwood, Flagstaff attorneys Mr/10 3/2
• Frank J. Hochderffer accepted position in S. S. Ackers meat market Ap/7 3/1
• W. S. Peak accepted position of chief clerk at Flagstaff Bank Hotel Ap/21 3/2
• Barber Winn employed by John Abeel, Flagstaff My/19 3/2
• Clarence Spellmire to be clerk at Babbitt Bros. Store, Flagstaff Je/2 3/2
• J. Richards will be bookkeeper for P. J. Brannen Jy/28 3/2
• C. R. Bayless, Flagstaff, accepted position at Vail's Parlor Exchange Ag/11 3/2
• wanted; teams at mill Se/22 3/1
• agents and operators on strike Oc/20 3/3

ENTERTAINMENT
     See also: Holidays; Music; Sports; Arts, Crafts and Hobbies; Clubs and Organizations; Protestant and Protestantism

• young people go to Walter Hill's ranch at Bellemont for skating and dancing Ja/21 3/1
• opera house in Denver was packed for Richards and Pringle's Georgia Minstrel Company Fe/4 3/2
• Mrs. Emma Gonzales, Flagstaff, has "elephant man" on exhibition in Chicago Fe/11 3/2
• first annual ball of Tucson Lodge, No. 143, Internal Association of Machinists to be held Fe/25 3/4
• A-1 Cattle Co. cowboys gave ball at Hart Ranch Ag/25 3/2
• Miltonese, social club of Milton, to give ball No/10 3/1
• Leapoldt
• Hailey Comedy Company will be in Flagstaff; members listed No/10 3/3 9
• Prof. Downies, lecturer, is a fraud My/12 3/3
• ladies of Kingman gave masquerade ball on Thanksgiving De/1 1/7
• dance to be held in Mammoth mine De/8 1/4

  Flagstaff
  

• Prof. Ferguson, violin specialist, at Powell's Hall Ja/7 3/1
• attraction of solid, substantial merit to be at Powells Opera House Ja/7 3/1
• young ladies should give Lean Year party Ja/7 3/1
• Ferguson Monday evening Ja/7 7 3/2
• Mrs. Dr. Robert Coltman, Jr., talked about China Ja/7 3/3
• entertainment at Powell's Hall Ja/7 3/5
• attend Prof. Ferguson's entertainment Ja/7 3/5
• Leap Year party Ja/14 3/1
• Prof. Ferguson puts on good violin concert Ja/14 3/1
• young man do not know if they are going to party Ja/14 3/3
• tomorrow night young men will find how they stand with "best girl" Ja/14 3/3
• Dr. Coltman, Jr., gives lecture on China Ja/21 3/2
• Leap Year party Ja/21 3/6
• ladies of M. E. church give oyster supper Ja/28 3/1
• social dance Fe/4 3/1
• series of social hope Fe/4 3/1
• comical orange tree at Babbitt's Hall Fe/4 3/3
• good supper on February 17 Fe/4 3/3
• ice cream and water ice at Babbitt's Hall Fe/4 3/3
• Presbyterian young people to hold supper Fe/4 3/3
• Young People's Society, Presbyterian Church, to have orange festival Fe/11 3/1
• Epworth League to have social entertainments every month Fe/11 3/1
• St. Valentine's Ball Fe/11 3/2
• first of weekly hops given Fe/11 3/2
• orange festival Wednesday evening Fe/11 3/4
• orange festival at Babbitt Hall Fe/11 3/6
• Leap Year; ladies take young men to orange festivals Fe/11 3/7
• Young People's Society to hold "social" Fe/11 3/7
• skating parties Fe/18 3/1
• Epworth League of M. E. Church to hold social Fe/18 3/2
• orange festival success Fe/18 3/7
• Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, I. 0. G. T. and Flagstaff Library Association to give concert Fe/25 3/2
• grand military ball to be given by Company I Fe/25 3/3
• children to give entertainment at M. E. Church Mr/3 3/1
• home talent to perform Mr/3 3/2
• Company I, N. G. A. cancels ball; later date Mr/3 3/2
• Campany I, N. G. A. to give military ball on Friday Mr/10 3/1
• Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, I. 0. G. T. to give entertainment; half of proceeds to go to Flagstaff Library Association Mr/10 3/5
• Presbyterian Church has monthly social at Mrs. C. H. Schulz's residence Mr/17 3/1
• flashlight views to be taken of military ball Mr/17 3/1
• entertainment by Good Templars pleasant affair Mr/17 3/2
• surprise party for Miss Beatrice Switzer Mr/17 3/3
• military ball Friday Mr/24 3/1
• magic lantern exhibition given Mr/31 3/1
• Company I, N. G. A. give second annual ball Mr/31 3/4
• Circus kid makes appearance Mr/31 3/5
• candy pulling to be at Hoxworth's Hall Ap/14 3/2
• Presbyterian Church ladies to give rainbow festival Ap/21 3/1
• attend Donald Downie's lectures Ap/21 3/2
• Donald Downie to lecture Ap/21 3/2
• Donald Downie's lectures; "Napoleon"; "Japan"; "Around the World" Ap/21 3/3
• Donald Downie, lecturer, was rude and will give no more lectures My/5 3/4
• tickets to be refunded for Donald Downie lectures My/5 3/4
• Company I will give picnic soon My/19 3/2
• Mrs. S. T. Elliot entertained group of young folk My/26 3/1
• informal dance given by young people Je/2 3/2
• circus tents in town Je/9 3/1
• young people picnicked at Lereaux Spring Je/9 3/4
• International Railroad Circus gives performance Je/9 3/4
• Col. Richard L. Baker, Virginia, to give lecture Jy/7 3/1
• Col. Richard L. Baker, Virginia lecturer, turns out to be slick colonel Jy/14 2/4
• Coconino cornet band picnicked at Roger's Lake Jy/14 3/1
• entertainment given by Ladies Aid Society Methodist Church was success Jy/28 3/2
• baseball club to put on play "Nevada" Ag/4 3/1
• Methodist Church to have moonlight lawn social Ag/4 3/2
• baseball club to present "Nevada" with ladies helping Ag/11 3/5
• baseball club's drama "Nevada" described Ag/18 3/3-4
• Stutiz New York Theatre Company to perform Ag/18 3/6
• Dramatic Club gives thanks Ag/25 2/2
• J. 0., R. E. and Edgar Jones accepted positions with Stuttiz Now York Theatre Co. Ag/25 3/2
• Flagstaff Baseball Club's rendition of "Nevada" success Ag/25 3/3
• Flagstaff baseball club (Flagstaff Dramatic Club) to repeat "Nevada" performance for benefit of library Ag/25 3/3
• ladies to assist in Public Library entertainment Se/l 3/2
• Dramatic Club to repeat "Nevada" Se/1 3/2
• reception given for 11th Infantry by D. M. Riordan Se/15 3/5
• Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ross give party for Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Pope, Fort Whipple Se/22 3/2
• should be proud of entertainment of delegates Se/22 3/4
• Col. and Mrs. DeRussie, military, give dinner Se/22 3/4
• Catholic Fair Oc/20 3/2
• supper at Grand Armory room was success, celebrating Columbus Day No/3 3/1
• Flagstaff Catholic Fair well attended No/3 3/4
• Presbyterian ladies to give oyster supper No/10 3/1
• treat "beat girl" to oysters and help ladies of Presbyterian Church with "Parsonage Fund" No/17 3/1
• Leopoldt-Haley Co. will perform tomorrow No/17 3/1
• Prof. Hadlee, prestidigitatior, gave performance No/17 3/2
• young ladies to give leap year party De/1 3/1
• Co. I gave informal dance De/15 3/1
• Miss Frankee Farnsworth to give class in elocution De/15 3/1
• Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7, F. & A. M. to give grand ball De/15 3/2
• ladies to give leap year ball De/22 3/1
• Miss Frankie Farnsworth organized a class in elocution and dancing De/22 3/3
• "Black Flag" at Babbitt's Hall De/29 3/1
• Crawford Comedy Co. arrived De/29 3/1
• secure season seats De/29 3/1
• Crawford Comedy Co. puts on "The Black Flag" De/29 3/1
• Thos. J. Keogh, comedian of Crawford Co., is worth price of admission De/29 3/2
• leap year ball was success De/29 3/2

  Prescott
  

• Judge A. L. Morrison, Santa Fe, to deliver lecture Mr/10 3/2
• Flagstaff baseball club will give drama in Prescott Ag/18 3/6

  Williams
  

• Prof. Ferguson to perform in new Opera House Ja/7 3/2
• Richards & Pringles to be here Fe/11 3/1
• ice cream social given by Ladies' Aid Society success Ag/4 3/2
• Order of Railway Brakemen to give annual ball De/1 3/1
• Order of Railway conductors to give grand ball De/1 3/2
• Aztec Division No. 85 Order of Railroad Conductors, will hold ball De/15 3/2
• Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen give annual ball De/29 3/1
• railway conductors ball was grand with many towns represented De/29 3/2

  Winslow
  

• Winslow Dramatic Club to give entertainment Ja/7 3/3
• ladies to give masquerade ball on Washington's birthday Fe/18 3/2
• masquerade ball was enjoyable Fe/25 3/1
• Brotherhood of Firemen at Winslow to give ball Mr/3 3/2
• traimen's ball tonight Mr/17 3/1
• many Flagstaff citizens will attend Railway trainmen's ball Mr/17 3/4
• Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen anniversary ball; list of who attended Mr/24 3/3
• ladies to give Calico ball Mr/31 3/1
• ladies of Catholic Church to hold fair Ap/7 3/1
• Catholic ladies to give fair Ap/14 3/1
• Catholic fair was success My/5 2/4
• ladies to give leap year ball Je/2 3/1
• Thanksgiving day, Winslow Lodge No. 7 Knights of Pythias win give annual ball No/3 3/1
• Winslow Lodge K of P will give grand ball No/10 3/1

EPIDEMIC
     See Diseases

ESCAPES (PRISONS)
     See Prisons and Prisoners

EPISCOPALIANS
     See Protestants and Protestantism

EXHIBITIONS
     See Fairs

EXPLORERS AND ADVENTURERS

• Lieut. Frederick Schwatka, military explorer No/10 dead 2/1

EXPLOSIONS
     See Accidents

EXPOSITIONS
     See Fairs

FACTORIES
     See business

FADS AND FASHIONS
     See also: Courtship and Marriage; Entertainment

• leap year discussed Ja/14 2/1
• piano to be given to most popular lady in Arizona Fe/25 2/1
• Judge Henry, Prescott Junction post master, wears high silk hat Je/9 2/4
• use to be ice cream and cake; now its oysters and terrapin No/17 3/2
• newest thing is "Alphabet Suppers" No/24 2/1
• foot racing is popular in Clifton and Morenci De/22 1/5
• latest novelties De/22 4/2
• fashionts decrees De/22 4/3

FAIRS

• let people of Arizona get up Territorial fair Se/1 2/1

  New Mexico Exposition
  

• J. K. Hurd, Albuquerque, gets exhibitions promised from Flagstaff area Jy/14 3/1
• Coconino County will have mineral exhibit Ag/4 3/1
• Prescott Hose Team, will go Ag/4 3/1
• attract attention of Arizona Ag/18 3/1
• A & P railroad to have exhibition Ag/25 2/2
• C. H. Fancher, A & P agent, looking up exhibits in Arizona Ag/25 3/2
• A & P will carry exhibits free of charge; Wells, Fargo & Co. at half rates Se/1 3/1
• New Mexico Agricultural College to exhibit plants and grains Se/1 3/1
• A & P giving reduced rates Se/1 3/2, 3/3
• sixty Flagstaff people attending Albuquerque fair Se/15 3/2
• Flagstaff citizens attending fair Se/15 2/1
• Prescott hose team was swindled out of honor Se/22 3/3
• Albuquerque papers silent about Prescott hose team Se/29 3/1
• J. F. Daggs and H. Fulton win prises Se/29 3/2

  World's Fair (Chicago Columbian Exposition)
  

• William Zeckendorf should be removed as Arizona's World Fair commissioner since he no longer lives in Arizona Fe/11 2/1
• Dr. D. J. Brannen is applicant to position of Commissioner to fair Fe/18 3/2
• wood probably will not be supplied as there is no money Fe/18 3/5
• bonds authorized to represent Territory Mr/3 2/2, 2/2
• photographer Burhum, Tucson, puts pictures of babies on board for Arizona production Mr/3 2/4
• President approves act in regard to Arizona's exhibit Mr/31 2/2
• should read Governor Murphy's notice Mr/31 3/1
• petition circulating for Ralph H. Cameron to be Commissioner Ap/14 3/2
• Casa Grande Castle should be reproduced as Arizona's building at fair Ap/28 2/2
• Flagstaff World's Fair Association offers opportunity to visit fair Ap/28 2/4
• resolution to make appointment from Southern Arizona My/5 2/1
• appointment should be from Northern Arizona if Wm. Zeckendorf is removed My/5 2/1
• resolution was blow to Northern Arizona citizens My/5 2/1
• list of county commissioners appointed My/12 2/1
• Dr. D. J. Brannen should be appointed to take place of Zeckendorf My/12 2/1
• W. K. Meade, Tombstone, appointed Commissioner in place of Zeckendorf My/19 3/2
• sealed proposals being accepted in Tucson for arranging Territorial products for fair My/19 notice 3/7
• "Children's Home" to be provided My/26 2/1
• Arizona fruits, vegetables, and cactus, to go on display Je/2 3/2
• to open in May 1893 Je/30 2/4
• ladies dorm to be erected Jy/7 2/2
• Arizona should exhibit Grand Canyon mining wealth Jy/21 2/4
• Territorial World's Fair bonds deposited in Arizona National bank Jy/28 2/2
• will have Children's Home Ag/11 2/2-3
• next session of Territorial World's Fair Commission to be held in Flagstaff Ag/18 3/1
• next session of Territorial World's Fair Commission to be in Flagstaff Ag/25 3/1
• Territorial World's Fair commission to meet in Flagstaff Se/15 3/1
• Gen. W. 0. O'Neill to preside over Arizona World's Fair commission meeting in Flagstaff Se/22 3/2
• ladies painting Arizona's wild flowers for exhibit Se/22 3/2
• L. C. Hughes, Tucson Star, in Flagstaff to attend meeting of World's Fair commission Se/22 3/4
• F. M. Zuck in town for commission meeting Se/22 3/4
• Mrs. T. J. Butler gives Arizona report about what local ladies are doing Oc/6 3/4
• World's Fair letter written by Emily A. Kellogg Oc/13 2/3-4
• Gen. W. 0. O'Neill resigns as president of Territorial World's fair commission No/24 2/1
• W. C. Barnes appointed president of Territorial commission of World's Fair No/24 2/1
• Republican, Phoenix, says commission looks hostile towards Maricopa county De/1 1/7
• County World's Fair commission intends to take burros to Chicago De/1 1/7
• Phoenix Chamber of Commerce might sue World's Fair Commissioner for not giving proper apportionment to Maricopa County De/1 2/1
• Tribune suggests Arizona World's Fair Commissioner should publish statement of expenditures De/8 2/1
• Mrs. T. J. Butler asks for handiwork from Arizona ladies De/8 3/2
• Charles M. Clark, Yavapai County, elected World's Fair commissioner De/15 1/4
• Mrs. George Hoxworth thanks ladies for contributions to Children's Home De/15 3/4
• Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma to use same building De/22 1/5
• individual judges will be used; not juries De/22 2/1
• Hon. W. C. Barnes, Holbrook, is in Tucson for meeting of World's Fair commissioners De/22 3/4
• contract for construction of New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma building has been let De/29 1/4
• S. P. Behan is president of Board of World's Fair commissioners De/29 2/1
• discussion about if fair should be open on Sunday De/29 2/1

FARM ANIMALS
     See Livestock

FARMING
     See Agriculture

FARMS
     See Ranches and Farms

FASHIONS
     See Fads and Fashions

FESTIVALS
     See Holidays and Religious Days

FEUDS

• between cowboys and sheepmen in White Mts. Ja/21 3/2
• Tom Graham not killed in Tonto Basin; opening of Graham
• Tewksbury feud avoided Je/30 3/1
• outside world can not sympathize with Graham or Tewksbury Ag/25 2/2
• examination of Tewksbury; now held without bond Se/15 2/2

FEVER
     See Diseases

FIGHTS
     See Sports

FINANCE
     See Banks and Finance; Economic Conditions

FIRE INSURANCE
     See Insurance

FIRE PREVENTION
     See Fires and Fire Prevention

FIREARMS ACCIDENTS
     See Accidents

FIRES AND FIRE PREVENTION

• Ed Burkes' house burns in Prescott Ja/7 2/4
• roundhouse at Peach Springs bums Ja/7 4/2
• Sisters' residence at Fort Yuma Indian School burns Ja/21 2/3
• B. C. Reese wins fight against A & P railroad when train's sparks burned his house Ja/28 1/5
• Wil1 and Ed Watson lose cabin in fire near Flagstaff Ap/28 3/2
• Mrs. Mary J. Huffman and son of John Hovey die in Flagstaff fire My/19 3/3
• A. T. Cornish's brewery and J. H. Rumsey's residence destroyed in Flagstaff Je/16 3/2
• Walter J. Hill's residence at Volunteer Springs burns to ground Jy/7 3/4
• T. R. Nellis has fire damage on Williams house Jy/14 3/1
• Webb house occupied by Scott Bros. in Old Town, Flagstaff, burns Ag/18 3/6
• goverment hay corrals at Fort Apache destroyed Se/22 3/1
• Ed Watson loses cabin south of Flagstaff Oc/6 3/1
• one million pounds of wheat destroyed by fire at Tucson Oc/20 3/1
• residence of Chas. F. Babcock burned Oc/20 3/2
• Flagstaff has meeting to decide fire limits No/24 3/1
• Flagstaff's Powell's Opera House and Front Street burn No/24 3/2
• fire in Jerome destroys saloons De/1 2/3
• relocation of Flagstaff businesses burnt in fire De/1 3/3
• Ed I. Jordan's a barn, in Verde Valley, burns De/29 1/1

FISHING
     See Animals; Sports

FLAGSTAFF
     See also: Tourists and Tourism

• 1892 will be prosperous Ja/21 3/2
• prosperous year Fe/25 2/2
• called Skylight City Fe/25 3/1
• write up in Chicago Graphic Mr/3 2/2
• description Mr/10 1/4
• improvements will be made in summer Mr/10 3/1
• "hobos" should work on Ash Fork railroad Mr/10 3/2
• Chicago Graphic article Mr/10 3/2
• lost; lady's hunting case gold watch Mr/17 3/1
• "Ozone is almost exhilerating here as champagne." Mr/31 3/5
• why not incorporate Ap/7 3/1
• "hobo" lives in old bottling establishment Ap/7 3/2
• needs system of water works Ap/14 2/1
• needs to be incorporated Ap/14 3/2
• needs local government Ap/14 3/2
• steps need to be taken about water system Ap/21 3/1
• citizens taking interest in incorporation Ap/21 3/1
• wants to be gateway to Grand Canyon My/5 3/3
• largest town on A & P railroad between Albuquerque and San Bernardino; needs to incorporate My/5 3/4
• sanitary conditions horrible My/12 3/1
• to be starting point from A & P railroad to Grand Canyon My/12 3/2
• will not patronize any publicity scheme from non-residents My/19 2/1
• visitors like surroundings My/26 3/1
• will be many visitors this summer My/26 3/1
• delightful summer resort Je/2 2/1
• unequaled as summer resort Je/9 3/2
• Prescott people say they were treated nicely here Jy/14 2/1
• described by G. W. Pittock, of Albuquerque Times Jy/14 2/4
• Prescott editor J. C. Martin admires hospitality Jy/14 3/3
• Prescott baseball clubs thank Flagstaff Jy/14 3/5
• citizen buy grand stand from lumber company Jy/21 3/2
• will be summer resort of Arizona Ag/18 3/1
• Phoenix residents J. 0. Dunbar and Sam F. Webb think Flagstaff is great Ag/18 3/6
• roads need to be cleaned up Ag/25 3/2
• Yavapai delegates to Democratic convention like way they were treated Se/29 3/2
• Sam Crozier, Mohave County, surprised at Flagstaff's size Oc/13 3/1
• Capt. Hogue, St. Johns, surprised at Flagstaff's growth No/3 3/4
• indication that town is Republican No/10 2/3
• steadily growing No/10 3/1
• rubbish heaped up in alleyways No/17 3/1
• prospering De/1 3/1
• Walter J. Hill loses valise De/8 3/3
• put your shoulder to wheel and keep in there for Flagstaff interests De/15 3/1
• Sun receives many requests about area De/15 3/2
• N. R. Whittaker, California sheep breeder, thinks Flagstaff has most desirable summer climate De/15 3/2
• new lodge inaugurated De/29 3/4

FLOWERS AND GARDENING
     See also: Agriculture

• scientists collecting plants in Flagstaff area Jy/14 3/2
• government botantists to spend several months in Oak Creek Canyon No/10 3/1

FOLKLORE AND HUMOR
     See also: Fads and Fashions

• women brings husband to Arizona to recover health; he recovers so well that he beats her up Fe/4 4/1
• Oriental Order of Humility introduced by practical joker Henry Bigelow Fe/11 1/4
• can find whiskey geyser in Arizona Fe/11 1/4-5
• Yuma-Apaches tell legend of gold in Box Canyon Mr/3 1/4
• eagle carries off child in Raton, New Mexico Mr/10 4
• poem about editors Ap/7 3/1
• reporter writes about "Wild Girl" Je/9 3/3
• story about starting paper in Arizona Je/16 3/3

FOOD
     See Agriculture; Cookery; Economic Conditions

FORESTS AND FORESTRY
     See also: Lumber and Lumbering

• hard woods found in Yuma area valuable Fe/25 3/5
• Gov. Murphy says there are 2,700 square miles of forest land in central and northern part of Territory De/15 2/1

FORGERY
     See Crimes and Criminals-Forgery

FORT APACHE

• change in military Ap/28 3/1
  
• goverment hay corrals destroyed Se/22 3/1

FORT BOWIE

• Company I, tenth infantry, Apache Indians, to be stationed here Se/22 3/2

FORT LEAVENWORTH

• men buried in different military outposts in Arizona and New Mexico to be brought here Fe/11 1/6-7

FORT MOHAVE

• Miss Lucy Stillwell is teacher at Herbert Welch Institute here Ag/18 3/6

FORT RICKERSON

• Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. moves sawmill here Ag/18 3/2

FORT THOMAS

• in Graham County; to be abandoned Ap/28 2/1

FORT VERDE

• will be open for settlement Se/8 3/1

FORT WHIPPLE

• General McCook helped keep it open Mr/31 2/1

FOURTH OF JULY
     See Holidays and Religious Days

FRUIT
     See Agriculture

GALLUP

• patent for land it is located on has not been issued Se/1 2/2

GAME (FOOD)
     See Animals

GEOLOGISTS
     See Scientists

GEOLOGY

• meteor fell north of Phoenix Fe/11 3/5
• description of Flagstaff area Mr/10 1/6
• old cave found south of Clifton Ap/7 2/2
• Arizona volcanic area described Ag/11 1/6
• crater south of Dennison is of volcanic origin Se/15 2/2
• group from Utah to do work in Oak Greek and Verde vicinity De/15 3/2

GILA RIVER

• confusion as to different valleys named Ja/21 2/3

GLOBE

• to have canal for lighting in mine De/29 1/5

GOVERNMENT
     See Arizona; Indians

GOVERNORS
     See Arizona-Governors

GRAHAM COUNTY

• delinquent tax list covers two thirds of County Fe/4 2/3
• cut salaries of county officials Jy/21 2/1

GRAHAM-TEWKSBERRY
     See Feuds

GRAIN
     See Agriculture

GRAND CANYON
     See also: Mines and Mining; Prospecting; Tourists and Tourism

• Ashurst and Marshall mining here Fe/18 3/1
• many are prospecting here Mr/3 3/2
• group finds rich looking rock Mr/10 3/1
• Flagstaff groups returns from prospecting Mr/31 3/5
• asbestos found excellent Ap/7 3/2
• John D. Hoff to study asbestos claims Ap/14 3/2
• asbestos properties found Ap/28 3/1
• Ford Harvey and A. Visette discuss dating house plans My/5 2/4
• P. D. Berry looking after claims My/5 3/1
• Flagstaff group goes for ten days My/5 3/1
• talk of building a hotel My/5 3/3
• first stage to leave from Flagstaff My/12 3/1
• hotels to be erected between Flagstaff and Grand Canyon; stage line started My/12 3/2
• James J. Menson visited My/19 3/2
• group headed by A & P agent W. A. Bissell visits My /19 3/3
• Grand Canyon stage route opens from Flagstaff My/19 3/5
• Flagstaff has stage line to Canyon My/26 2/1
• wild girl found My/26 3/2
• list of visitors My/26 3/2
• P. D. Berry, R. H. Cameron, and R. A. Ferguson looking for lost mine My/26 3/4
• new stage line from Flagstaff takes eleven hours My/26 3/5
• T. G. Daniels, California, describes Canyon Je/2 2/2
• description printed in Alameda Argus Je/9 2/3
• Flagstaff group to visit Je/9 3/1
• California group visits Je/9 3/4
• sign advertising Grand Canyon painted on stage office at Flagstaff Je/9 3/4
• group visits for ten days Je/16 3/2
• Wain Wright, Dowd & Monro, talk of building railroad from Flagstaff to Canyon Je/23 3/2
• Flagstaff group returns from Canyon Je/23 3/2
• Flagstaff group finds rich copper deposits Je/30 3/2
• group goes from Flagstaff Jy/7 3/1
• E. S. Gosney and easterners visit Jy/14 3/1
• Flagstaff group brings in copper ore Jy/14 3/1
• mineral wealth should be exhibited at World's Fair in Chicago Jy/21 2/4
• several parties to make trip Jy/21 3/1
• article in Chicago Tribune Jy/21 3/1
• Sun's editor describes beauty Jy/21 3/2
• F. F. Jaques, Kansas, visits Jy/28 3/1
• list of Flagstaff visitors Jy/28 3/2
• Bellemont group visits Ag/4 3/1
• group visits
• has corkscrew Ag/4 3/1
• receiving attention from eastern press Ag/11 2/2
• group from Nebraska to visit Ag/11 3/2
• Cameron, Gale and Berry building trail from mine to rim Ag/18 3/1
• Col. Corbin visits Ag/25 3/1
• group visiting Ag/25 3/1
• offices of 11th infantry viewing Canyon Se/15 3/1
• group visits Oc/6 3/1
• William Cody (Buffalo Bill) and group to visit No/10 2/4
• John Hance preparing to build more trails down into Grand Canyon No/17 3/2
• Ed Gale, Niles Cameron and P. D. Berry working on mining claim No/17 3/2
• Buffalo Bill and party overwhelmed by Canyon De/29 2/2

GROCERY TRAM
     See Business

HEALTH CARE
     See Medicine

HOBBIES
     See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

HOLBROOK

• prosperous year Fe/25 2/2

HOLIDAYS AND RELIGIOUS DAYS
     See also: Entertainment; Protestant and Protestantism

• officers of Flagstaff Lodge No. 11, I. 0. 0. F. installed; grand ball and supper on New Year's Eve Ja/7 3/3
• Arbor Day is February 5 Ja/28 2/1
• tomorrow is Arbor Day Fe/4 3/1
• St. Valentine's Day is next Sunday Fe/11 3/1
• St. Valentine's Day grand ball to be Friday in Flagstaff Fe/11 3/2
• St. Valentine's Day ball in Flagstaff Fe/11 3/2
• Arbor Day not observed as too much snow Fe/11 3/2
• Monday will be Washington's birthday Fe/18 2/1
• valentines being sent Fe/18 3/1
• ladies of Winslow to give masquerade ball on Washington's birthday Fe/18 3/2
• Brotherhood of Railway train men to give ball at Winslow Fe/25 3/1
• Washington's birthday celebrated by Flagstaff young people Fe/25 3/2
• St. Patrick's Day Mr/17 3/1
• Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Winslow Mr/24 3/3
• Presbyterian Sunday School to have Easter program Ap/7 3/2
• Easter services at Flagstaff Presbyterian Church Ap/14 2/3
• Easter Sunday observed Ap/21 3/1

  Columbus Day
  

• public schools of America will lead celebration Je/2 2/1
• Columbus Day discussed Je/23 2/4
• proclaimed by Governor Murphy to be observed by schools Se/8 2/2
• to be observed by Flagstaff public schools Se/8 3/1
• teachers making preparation to celebrate Se/15 3/2
• nationwide program Se/22 1/4-5
• Colmbus Day celebrations Se/29 1/4-6
• non-Arizona article Oc/13 1/4-7
• non-Arizena articles Oc/13 4/2
• Grand Amy men of Flagstaff to celebrate by having campfire meeting Oc/20 3/3
• Columbus Day celebrated with Grand Amy giving supper No/3 3/1

  Christmas
  

• Holidays are over Ja/7 2/1
• Christmas races to be held in Winslow No/17 3/2
• Santa Claus to have reception at Babbitt Bros. De/15 3/1
• stock good for gifts at Dr. D. J. Brannen's Flagstaff store De/15 3/3
• Santa Claus will hold reception at Babbitt Bros. De/22 3/1
• entertainment to be given on Christmas Eve at M. E. Church De/22 3/2
• events described in Flagstaff De/29 3/4

  Fourth of July
  

• Ransom, Post No. 4, G. A. R. to observe My/12 3/1
• meeting to be at Hoxworth Hall My/19 3/1
• Coconino cornet band to give grand ball My/19 3/2
• plans being started for Flagstaff celebration My/19 3/5
• Flagstaff citizens collect $600 for gala celebration My/26 3/4
• will be grandly celebrated in Flagstaff Je/2 3/1
• Prescott will celebrate in grand manner Je/2 3/2
• Flagstaff citizens now have $900 for celebration; committee listed Je/2 3/6
• great preparations in Flagstaff Je/9 3/1
• Williams preparing grand celebration Je/9 3/1
• Flagstaff band boys say their dance will be best Je/9 3/1
• Flagstaff committees listed Je/9 3/5
• Flagstaff will celebrate Je/16 3/1
• Flagstaff committees progressing fine Je/16 3/1
• Holbrook will celebrate in grand style Je/16 3/1
• Flagstaff will celebrate on large scale Je/16 3/1
• Flagstaff ready to lodge and feed all Je/23 3/1
• Flagstaff's program for two day event Je/23 3/3
• ladies of Flagstaff asked to contribute breads, cakes, pies, etc. Je/30 3/2
• Flagstaff's program Je/30 3/2
• Williams included baseball in celebration Jy/7 3/1
• grand celebration in Flagstaff; horse races, baseball and balls described Jy/7 3/2
• financial statement of July 4th committee Jy/21 3/4

  Memorial Day
  

• Rev. Robt. Coltman to give memorial address for Ransom Post, No. 4, G. A. R My/19 3/2
• Rev. Robt. Coltman to give Memorial sermon My/26 3/1
• will be march to Flagstaff cemetery My/26 3/1
• George Hoxworth, Prescott Junction, observes Memorial Day Je/2 3/1
• Ransam Post No. 4, G. A. R, Flagstaff, marches to cemetery Je/2 3/3

  Thanksgiving
  

• President has issued Thanksgiving proclamation No/17 2/1>
• ladies of Kingman gave masquerade ball on Thanksgiving De/1 1/7
• appropriately observed by Flagstaff people De/1 3/1
• Winslow Lodge, No. 7 Knights of Pythias to give annual ball No/3 3/1

HOMESTEAD
     See Land and Land Tenure

HORSE RACING
     See Sports-Horse Racing

HORSES
     See Livestock-Horses

HOSPITALS
     See Medical Institutions

HOTELS
     See Business

HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT

• C. Osbon obtained patent on improved washing machine Ag/18 3/2
• Rev. Dr. Coltman's stove taken away; replaced by new one De/29 3/1

HOUSES
     See Building and Buildings

HUMOR
     See Folklore and Humor

HUNTING
     See Sports

ILLNESS
     See Diseases

INDEBTEDNESS
     See Banks and Finance-Debts

INDIAN TEACHERS
     See Educators

INDIANS
Southwestern Indians in and around Arizona are included.

• Indian scouts to be sent to Fort Ringold to work against Mexican revolutionists Ja/21 2/3
• Flagstaff girl supposedly kidnapped by Indians Fe/4 3/2
• S. P. road gives free transportation to Col. Mike Gray to get blood hounds to apprehend Indians Fe/4 3/4
• posse on trail of kidnapped girl Fe/11 3/3
• Rev. Bellman opens Indians school Fe/11 3/5
• Pimas and Papagos dying from grip epidemic Fe/11 3/5
• Rev. Felix Mays, Indian chief, to preach at Flagstaff M. E. Church Fe/18 3/7
• goverment appropiation for Indian schools Mr/17 1/5
• Huachuca complains that there are too many Indians in Army Mr/17 4/1
• Dr. Dorchester on inspection tour of Indians Mr/31 3/2
• Gen. Miles says they should not be allowed to serve in Army Ap/14 2/1
• twenty-four in Yuma prison Je/2 2/1
• 200 Indians to be at Fort Mohave Herbert Welsh Institute school this year Ag/11 3/2
• Indian school statistics given by Dr. Dorchester, Supt. of Indian schools Se/1 2/1
• Rev. Robt. Coltman and Rev. J. A. Menaul visit Ft. Mohave Indian school Se/1 3/2
• whites at Tuba City may be in danger Oc/13 3/4
• Indian who attempted rape on Nicholas's little girl at Ash Fork hung by mob Oc/20 3/1
• some Apache-Mohave Indians settled in Verde; white families do not like it De/8 1/7
• L. P. Nash kills Indian at Ft. Apache De/15 2/3
• Southern Pacific Railroad having dispute with Indians over land near Yuma De/22 1/4
• Antonio, educated Chiricahua Apache, is agent of World's Fair managers De/22 1/7
• Jury failed to return verdict in case of L. P. Nash who killed an Indian De/22 2/2
• Indians who killed Taylor Deming are suppose to be in vicinity of murder scene De/29 1/5
• San Diego, Indian at Yuma, say there will be high water this season De/29 1/5
• L. P. Nash leaves for Camp Verde even though there are Indian troubles De/29 1/6
• Supt. of Indian school at Albuquerque asks for $100,000 De/29 2/1

  Treatment and Opinion
  

• aid thrown away on Wallapais and Supai Fe/18 3/4
• Eastern philanthropists do not understand that Indians are not innocent children Mr/10 2/3
• Arizonans know that Supais are not starving and do not like to wear lots of clothes; easterns do not Mr/24 3/1

  Apache
  

• people of Cochise County worked up over Apache soldiers at Ft. Huachuca Ja/21 2/1
• Colorado needs some Apaches Fe/25 1/5
• people quieted do Huachuca about Apache Indian soldiers Mr/10 2/3
• bottle found near Yuma with message from men held up by Apaches Mr/17 1/4
• Company I, Tenth Infantry, composed of Apache Indians, to be stationed at Fort Bowie Se/22 3/2

  Apache-San Carlos
  

• Company being formed for Ft. Logan, Colorado Fe/18 3/5
• Lee Hodgdon murdered by renegades from San Carlos Reservation Ag/18 3/5

  Havasupai
  

• receives outcast Washington society clothing Fe/18 3/3
  
• goverment gives them seeds and farming implements Mr/17 3/2
  
• Dr. Daniel Dorchester, Washington, D. C., investigating to see if Indians starving Mr/24 3/1

  Hopi
  

• were in Flagstaff getting lumber Je/9 3/1

  Hualapai
  

• Prof. S. M. McGowan takes students to Albuquerque Mr/17 3/2

  Mohave
  

• Cherokee Indian preacher plans to convert Mohave Indians Fe/11 3/2

  Moqui
       See Hopi

  Navajo
  

• will not be allowed off reservation without permit Ja/21 3/2
• government to negogiate for purchase of Carrizo Mt. Ap/7 2/2
• goverment commission to go to reservation to investigate purchasing Carrizo Mt. Ap/28 2/2
• J. G. Allyn, Albuquerque, to be on Carrizo Mt. expedition My/5 3/2
• G. A. Jackson, Colorado prospector, says government should swap land with Navajos My/26 2/1
• open fire on Lot Smith near Tuba City over ranging rights Je/23 3/2
• no more trouble expected from Navajos over Lot Smith's death Jy/14 2/2
• No-Nose killed by sheriffs when he attacked them Ag/11 3/3
• need to be given water for stock; then killing of Lot Smith would not occur Se/15 3/3
• say there are no rich mineral grounds in reservation Se/29 3/1
• chief opposed to sending children to school No/10 2/1
• will be trouble if Indian agents insist on taking children away to school No/17 2/4
• Thos. V. Keam, Keam's Canyon merchant, says Navajos mould not chance a war No/24 3/4
• petition received by Gov. Murphy asking that a military post be established because of disturbances De/1 1/7

  Supai
       See Havasupai

  Wallapai
       See Hualapai

  Yuma
  

• five baptized in Catholic Church Ja/14 2/4
• legend of gold in Box Canyon Mr/3 1/4

INDUSTRIAL FAIRS
     See Fairs

INDUSTRY
     See Business

INSANITY
     See Mental Health

INSECTS
     See Animals

INSURANCE

• Ed Burke, Prescott, carried some insurance on his burnt property Ja/7 2/4
• Fred A. Walton, Los Angeles, in Flagstaff adjusting Mr. Wilbur's insurance whose house burned Ja/7 3/1
• J. Wilbur Thurber acknowledges quick action of Atlas Insurance Company, in loss of his house by fire Ja/14 3/4
• P. M. Moore, killed in A & P railroad wreck, had accident insurance Ja/28 3/4
• J. H. Rumsey and A. T. Cornish have some insurance for building burned in Flagstaff fire Je/16 3/2
• Walter J. Hill had some insurance on ranch that burned down Jy/7 3/4
• no fire insurance on Webb house burned in Flagstaff Ag/18 3/6
• insurance given on places destroyed by Flagstaff fire No/24 3/2
• insurance listed for buildings burned in fire at Jerome De/1 2/3
• insurance adjusted satisfactory to people in Flagstaff Front St. fire De/1 3/3
• Ed. L. Jordan, Verde Valley, carried no insurance on barn that burned to ground De/29 1/1

INVENTORS AND INVENTIONS

• C. Osbon obtained patent on improved washing machine Ag/18 3/2

IRRIGATION
     See Water and Water Resources-Canals and Irrigation

JAILS
     See Prisons and Prisoners

JEROME

• organized "Union Club" to run own saloons, sporting rooms and restaurants De/1 1/4

JOBS
     See Employment and Labor

JOURNALS
     See Newspapers; Periodicals

JUDGES
     See Law as a Profession

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

KIDNAPPING
     See Crimes and Criminals-Kidnapping

LAKE OF INK

• described in volcanic area Ag/11 1/6

LAKES
     See Water and Water Resources

LAND AND LAND TENURE
     See also: Ranches and Farms

• public lands in Arizona need to be surveyed Ja/28 2/2
• Chas. Kathrens has bought two lots from P. J. Brannen Ja/28 3/1
• Coconino County has bought Lot 13, Block 32 in courthouse square from M. C. Collens Ja/28 3/1
• Colin Cameron brought to trial for cutting fence on land of Mrs. Burtamente Fe/4 3/5
• claims system much faster now Fe/11 2/2
• letter of instruction from Washington, D. C. Fe/11 3/4
• no surveys of San Rafael grant until validity proven Fe/11 3/5
• Gen. James A. Williamson, land commissioner of Santa Fe, Prescott, and Phoenix railroad, discusses railroad lands Fe/11 1/4-5
• Maj. J. W. Powell hurting New Mexico by locating land and water sites and making them government reservoir sites Fe/25 2/3
• list of people who have received homestead entries Mr/3 3/2
• question if U. S. Commissioner Savage can take homestead patents Mr/3 3/2
• land case decision involving Henry Huning Mr/10 1/7
• Nogales to resist Cameron grant Mr/10 2/2
• Henry Huning receives another black eye; pre-emption statement of Diego Garcia held for cancellation Mr/10 2/3
• pre-emption claims list Mr/10 3/1
• original pension granted J. Guthrie Savage Mr/10 3/2
• J. F. Luthey, Albuquerque, owes real estate and mining property in Arizona Mr/10 3/2
• Wm. and Ed Watson took up homestead in Flagstaff area Mr/10 3/2
• trying to settle disputed land claims Mr/24 3/4
• Lydia A. Alvord intends to make final proof Mr/24 notice 3/5
• Allen A. Dutton intends to make final proof; W. G. Henry might dispute Mr/24 notice 3/5
• Mrs. Skeels files land claim Mr/31 1/4
• Joseph R. Howard makes intention of final proof Ap/7 notice 2/5
• only U. S. commissioners can take proofs Ap/7 3/3
• Harry C. Beasley intends to make final proof Ap/14 notice 2/4
• Capt. John King hurt over land claim dispute at New River dam Ap/21 2/4
• selection of land in indemnity strip by A & P railroad cancelled Ap/28 2/1
• Mrs. Emma Gonzales plans to fight Flagstaff townsite court decision Ap/28 3/1
• A. H. Beasley receives notice for patent on homestead in short amount of time My/5 3/1
• George L. Field files to make intention of final proof My/19 notice 3/7
• Flagstaff townsite to have unsold lots auctioned My/26 3/1
• notice of trustee's sale of town lots My/26 notice 3/7
• no one will be buried in land set aside for public use until decided who owns the land My/26 notice 3/7
• Robert S. Clark files notice of final proof Je/9 leg. annc. 3/7
• John Marshall files intent of final proof Je/16 leg. annc. 3/7
• George L. Field makes final proof on Bellemont land Je/30 3/1
• John R. Tarber files to make final proof of claim Jy/7 3/7
• John Abeel files final proof; John 0. Harrington and John H. P. Riggs may contest Jy/14 leg. annc. 9/6
• Charles B. Holloway files intent of final proof Jy/14 leg. annc. 3/6
• Harry Fulton files intent of final proof Jy/14 leg. annc. 3/7
• land claimants need to be confirmed by U. S. Surveyor-General of Arizona at Tucson Jy/28 2/1
• Robt. S. Clarke proving up on homestead Jy/28 3/2
• Socorro Colony N. M. being developed Jy/28 3/3-4
• Socorro Colony to settle thirty to fifty farmers; Northern Arizona should do same Ag/11 3/3-4
• John Abeel and John Harrington having claim dispute Ag/25 3/1
• Mrs. J. A. Peralto Reavis to dispute Salt River Valley land Se/1 2/3-4
• A. C. Potter selling lot east of jail Oc/13 1/1
• article about Great American Desert Oc/20 2/2
• Charlotte Wirts files land claim Oc/27 leg. annc. 3/7
• James D. Price files proof of land claim Oc/27 leg. annc. 3/7
• D. J. Sullivan is candidate for position of receiver of the land office De/1 1/4
• H. T. Andrews is up for appointment as register of the land office at Prescott De/1 1/4
• more land being taken up in Arizona by Homestead Act than at any other time De/1 1/5
• Japanese capitalists want to buy land near Yuma to settle Japanese farmers De/15 1/4
• office of clerk of U. S. Court of private land established in Tucson; R. L. Long is deputy De/22 1/1
• court of Private Land Claims to meet in Tucson De/29 1/4
• for year ending Nov. 30, 1892 there were 181,818 acres of land filed at Tucson office De/29 1/5

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

• W. L. Van Horn, Flagstaff lawyer, Tempe school principal Ja/7 prof. notice 1/1
• Stewart & Doe, Flagstaff law firm Ja/7 prof. notice 1/1
• Hon William C. Hazeldine Ja/7 dead 2/1
• Dr. C. W. Vickers, Prescott, appointed Notary Public Ja/7 2/3
• Alonzo P. Gibson, Flagstaff Justice of the Peace Ja/7 3/1
• E. E. Ellinwood, Flagstaff lawyer Ja/7 3/3
• Hon Clark Churchill, ex-attorney general of Arizona Ja/21 2/3
• Hon. C. N. Sterry, A & P general attorney Ja/21 3/2
• Wright, lawyer, ex-chief justice Ja/28 1/5
• Sloan, Justice of Arizona Supreme Court Ja/28 1/5
• Kibbey, Justice of Arizona Supreme Court Ja/28 1/5
• Justice Gooding, Arizona Supreme Court Ja/28 1/5
• Thomas George Norris, Flagstaff lawyer and school teacher Ja/28 3/1
• Judge H. W. Flery, Flagstaff justice Ja/28 3/6
• Robert Brown, Yavapai County district attorney Ja/28 dead 3/6
• E. M. Doe, Flagstaff lawyer Fe/4 3/2
• J. E. Jones, Flagstaff probate judge Fe/11 3/1
• Hon. James H. Wright, Prescott lawyer Fe/11 3/1
• Huson, judge Fe/11 3/5
• T. S. Bunch, Apache County district attorney Fe/18 3/1
• Robert E. Morrison, Prescott lawyer Fe/18 3/4
• Shaffer, Justice of the Peace Fe/25 1/5
• Norris & Ellinwood, Flagstaff attorney firm Fe/25 3/1
• Andrews, justice Fe/25 4/1
• John C. Herndon, Prescott district attorney Fe/25 4/1
• William G. "Mickey" Stewart, Flagstaff lawyer Mr/3 3/3
• Mabbett, Yuma Judge Mr/10 2/3
• Hon. E. W. Wells, Coconino County district court Judge Mr/17 2/2
• E. J. Babbitt, assistant district attorney Mr/17 3/3
• Harris Baldwin, Prescott attorney Mr/17 3/4
• J. S. Hawkins, Prescott attorney Mr/17 3/4
• Baldwin and Johnston, attorneys Mr/17 4/5
• Jones & Jones, attorney firm Mr/17 3/5
• Ross & Van Horn, Flagstaff attorneys Mr/17 3/5
• Christ, judge Mr/31 1/4
• Charles H. Fancher admitted to Coconino County bar Mr/31 3/1
• D. R. Prime, Flagstaff Justice of the Peace Mr/31 3/2
• Joseph H. Lee, Tuba City Justice of the Peace Ap/14 2/3
• E. W. French, Prescott judge Ap/28 3/3
• L. 0. Cowan, Mohave County probate judge My/12 3/4
• William Herring, Attorney General of Arizona My/19 2/4
• W. G. Blakely, Mohave County district attorney My/19 2/4
• Henry, Prescott judge Je/9 2/4
• John Skaggs, Justice of the Peace Je/16 3/4
• I. D. Cooper, Fredonia Justice of the Peace Je/16 3/4
• Judge Porter Je/30 2/1
• Eb Williams, Pima County lawyer Je/30 2/1
• J. C. Milligan, Flagstaff Justice of the Peace Jy/28 2/2
• Judge Wells not going to resign Ag/4 2/2
• Harry Zuck passes application to bar Oc/6 3/2
• Aldrich, attorney general No/3 2/1
• Satterwhite, Tucson? judge No/3 2/3
• James Johnston., Williams Justice of the Peace No/24 3/3
• C. C. Clark, lawyer, De/1 3/4
• English De/1 3/4
• Miss Sarah Herring admitted to practice in Arizona Territory De/1 3/4
• W. H. McGrew, Judge De/8 3/2
• Geo. W. Swan., Tombstone lawyer De/15 1/1
• E. E. Ellinwood to be applicant for United States District Attorney for Arizona De/15 2/2
• Owen T. Rouse, U. S. attorney De/22 2/3

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

• house of prostitution need to be moved out of limits Ja/28 3/1
• b1oodhounds to be used to trace criminals Fe/25 1/6
• tramps should be put to work Mr/31 3/4

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

• Jas. A. Pitts, Flagstaff sherriff's office Ja/7 3/1
• B. M. Spencer, Flagstaff constable Ja/7 3/1
• W. S. DeCloss, Flagstaff constable Ja/7 3/3
• James L. Black, Flagstaff constable Ja/7 4/7
• J. W. Francis, Flagstaff sheriff Ja/14 3/1
• A. Ezekiels, deputy sheriff Ja/21 2/3
• Wiles, deputy sheriff Ja/21 3/1
• Wiley Moffett, deputy sheriff Ja/21 3/1
• Truman, Pinal County sheriff Ja/21 3/
• Sheriff Thompson, Florence Ja/21 3/3
• Drais., Pinal County deputy marshall Ja/21 3/3
• Fletcher Fairchild, Flagstaff deputy sheriff Ja/21 3/4
• Sheriff Onley Ja/21 3/4
• H. H. Carter, deputy sheriff Ja/28 3/6
• Brockman, Nogales deputy sheriff Fe/4 3/5
• Gray, U. S. marshall Fe/11 3/1
• J. J. "Sandy" Donahue, Coconino County sheriff Fe/18 3/1
• Nobman, deputy sheriff Fe/25 1/5
• Wm. Garland, deputy sheriff Fe/25 1/6
• Paul, U. S. law marshall Fe/25 1/6
• 0. B. little, Apache County sheriff Fe/25 3/1
• Sheriff Lowry Fe/25 4/1
• Cale Davis, deputy sheriff Fe/25 4/1
• Kelton, Tombstone sheriff Ap/7 3/4
• J. B. Tanner, Flagstaff constable Ap/14 2/3
• John Williams, Holbrook deputy sheriff Ap/21 3/2
• Ed Wight, Holbrook, deputy sheriff Ap/21 3/2
• J. N. Cohenour, Peach Springs undertaker My/12 3/1
• Wm. H. Lake, Mohave County sheriff My/12 3/1
• Hemberton, Gila County deputy sheriff My/26 3/3
• Frank Morrell, Williams deputy sheriff Je/2 2/3
• Isaac Lee, Holbrook, Apache Count deputy sheriff No/17 3/4
• Lehi Henard, Tuba City constable No/24 3/3
• James Rosborough, Mohave County sheriff De/8 2/4
• Goodwin, New Mexico deputy sheriff De/15 2/2
• W. S. DeCloss filed bond for constable of Flagstaff precinct De/15 3/1
• Joseph H. Lee, Tuba City, , files bond as Justice of the Peace of Tuba City precinct at De/15 3/1

LAWYERS
     See Law as a Profession

LEGISLATURE (Territorial)
     See Arizona-Legislature

LIBEL
     See Crimes and Criminals-Libel

LIBRARIES
     See also: Entertainment

• Flagstaff Library and Reading Room; regular announcement Ja/7 1/1
• list of books missing from Flagstaff Library Ja/7 3/1
• Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, I. 0. G. T. to put on benefit for Flagstaff Public Library Mr/10 3/5
• D. M. Riordan aids Flagstaff Library Ap/14 2/1
• D. M. Riordan donates billiard table to Flagstaff Library Ap/14 3/5
• Flagstaff Public Library now in Norris building My/19 3/1
• Gen. McCook, of the Santa Fe, donates money for Williams reading room My/26 3/4
• Flagstaff baseball club to repeat "Nevada" performance for benefit of library Ag/25 3/3
• help Flagstaff Library by getting ticket to "Nevada" Se/1 3/2
• Flagstaff Library gives credit to the town Oc/27 3/1
• circulation of books in Flagstaff Public Library increasing every day No/10 3/1

LIGHT (ELECTRIC)
     See Electricity

LIQUOR PROBLEM
     See Alcohol and Drugs

LIVESTOCK
     See also: Sports

• horse, mule and cattle brand notices Ja/7 4/7
• stock looking as good as can be expected in Upper Verde Fe/4 3/5
• L. A. Willard has hogs for sale Fe/4 3/5
• lots of snow will make stockmen profitable Fe/11 3/1
• spring weather will start spring work Mr/17 1/7
• stock month ahead of time because lots of water Mr/17 3/1
• stock good in Canyon Diablo area Mr/31 3/1
• stockmen happy over "beautiful snow" Mr/31 3/2
• Arizona stockmen exercised over Wyoming's quarantine proclamation Mr/31 4/2
• Holbrook is site of large shipments of cattle and wool Je/2 3/3
• chickens, ducks, pigeons, etc. came through on railroad Je/9 3/1
• stockmen waiting for rainy season Je/23 3/1
• Navajos shoot Lot Smith near Tuba City over grazing rights Je/23 3/2
• ranchers crying for rain Jy/21 3/1
• stockraisers moving into Pine Springs area Se/8 3/1
• J, F. Daggs and H. Fulton win prizes at Albuquerque Fair Se/29 3/2
• sheep and cattle men praying for another heavy snowfall No/17 3/2
• since Nov. 1, twenty-six carloads of stock have been shipped from Flagstaff No/17 3/2
• Newt Lewis brings back stock from Missouri De/8 3/4

  Associations
  

• meeting Of Arizona Live Stock Sanitary Commission in Phoenix Ja/14 2/4
• livestock association hold meeting ;impositions that they want stopped Fe/25 4/1
• cattlemen will hold convention in Ogden, Utah Fe/25 4/2
• Meeting of Cattlemen's Association of Coconino County Mr/3 3/1
• Coconino Stockmen's Association elects officers Mr/10 3/3
• Southwestern Stockman says Arizona cattlemen unorganized Mr/17 2/1
• Territorial Cattle Sanitary Board decides to go to Las Vegas to discuss cattle matters Mr/31 4/2
• Apache County cattlemen discuss roundup Ap/21 3/3
• cattlemen's congress in Ogden, Utah On the 29th Ap/28 2/1
• Convention held in Odgen, Utah for cattlemen My/5 2/5
• report On Cattlemen's Congress in Ogden, Utah given My/12 2/3
• Western-Interstate Wool Convention to be held in Albuquerque Je/16 2/1
• Arizona Sheep Breeders' and Wool Growers' Association meeting held Jy/7 3/6
• Arizona wool growers do not seem to be interested in Albuquerque convention Ag/18 2/2
• souvenir medals to be given at Inter-State Wool Congress at Albuquerque Se/8 2/2
• resolutions passed by Wool Convention in Albuquerque Se/29 3/5
• J. H. Bowman, Holbrook, appointed to Livestock Sanitary Commission De/1 2/1

  Cattle
  

• large numbers being shipped from Tempe Ja/7 2/3
• P. J. Brannen returned after taking beef to Los Angeles Ja/7 3/2
• Inspector Boyle says 11,000 head of cattle shipped from Holbrook Ja/7 3/2
• Janes Hagins says cattle wintering well in Cherry Creek section Ja/14 2/4
• head pastured at $3 per head Ja/21 2/3
• Montana man wanted to buy head for May but too far in advance Ja/21 2/3
• in good condition Ja/28 2/2-3
• will winter better than expected Fe/4 3/4
• soaking rains fell in Pima and Maricopa counties; cattlemen rejoicing Fe/4 3/4
• know rules of Livestock Sanitary Commission as they are prosecuting Fe/11 3/3
• Gen. Barnett shipped 200 head of steer Fe/11 3/5
• rain has saved cattle Fe/11 3/5
• J. L. Powell's case dismissed; he did not have cattle inspected at Phoenix Fe/18 3/5
• Henry Hunings and Twenty-four Cattle Co. spraying cattle Fe/25 3/4
• T. F. Hudson and J. H. Slaughter, Wilcox area, ship to Denver Fe/25 3/4
• sales in progress Fe/25 3/4
• some cattle prices given Fe/25 3/4
• cattlemen says loss will not go over 5 percent Mr/3 2/4
• Wrights Bros., Kansas City, want to buy cattle in Wilcox area Mr/3 2/4
• twenty thousand to be place at Sulphur Springs valley in Chiricahua Mt. Mr/31 1/6
• huge settlemen's convention to be in Ogden, Utah Ap/7 2/1
• good grass; fat cattle Ap/7 2/2
• cattlemen of Pima County do not want cattle taxed again by Pinal Ap/7 2/2
• remind up notice given Ap/14 2/2
• letter written by cattleman who visited Montana Ap/28 2/3
• W. H. Ashurst and John Marshall to spray heifers Ap/28 3 2
• William Morris in charge of Eamans and Hicks shipment My/19 3/2
• T. J. Eaman and John Hicks ship 16 carloads to Kansas My/19 3/2
• cattle quarantine of Wyoming affects Arizona My/26 2/2
• Colin Campbell bought interst in Santa Rita Land & Cattle Co. My/26 2/4
• Texas fever and shipments Je/9 2/1
• twenty carloads shipped by John Hicks and T. J. Eamans Je/9 3/1
• T. J. Eamans shipped thirteen carloads Je/30 3/1
• Mrs. P. B. Rumsey places brand notice Jy/7 3/1, 4/6
• need rain in Southern Arizona or cattle will die Jy/21 2/1
• 25,000 head of cattle shipped from Wilcox Jy/21 3/1
• probably will be no general round-up in Southern Arizona Se/8 2/1
• deplorable conditions Se/15 2/2
• steer cattle being moved because of drought Oc/20 2/3
• Aztec Cattle Co. makes deal with George Closen, Colo., to feed cattle Oc/20 3/2
• pasturage in Salt River Valley costs as high as $1.50 per month per head for cattle De/11 1/4
• two Williamson Valley bear hunters set trap; get steer De/1 1/4
• Three C Company ships three carloads of veal calves to Los Angeles De/1 1/5
• Chiracahua Cattle Co. sells to J. Sibbald of Nevada De/1 1/5
• cattle purchased by Langford and Paige left for Calif. De/1 1/5
• cattle shipment to be made by John R. Gray to Miller & Lux, Nevada De/1 1/5
• announcement by P. C. Aston that he had bought cattle of N. D. Myers and Frank Spear De/1 3/2
• cattle shipments not too numerous this week De/8 1/6
• Boston wool market De/8 1/6
• cattle being shipped to Southern California market De/15 1/4
• cattle shipped to Nevada ranges now in good shape De/15 1/4
• J. J. Vosbury in Holbrook waiting for steers from Pleasant Valley range De/15 2/3
• C. F. Putman took cattle to Denver De/15 2/3
• F. M. Ayers makes shipment to Calif. De/15 3/1
• J. C. Phelan, Williams butcher, reports 49 head of stock slaughtered in November De/15 3/2
• 186 carloads shipped " November De/22 1/4
• cattle shipments De/22 1/5
• F. M. Ayres, California cattle buyer, shipped 18 carloads of cattle De/29 3/2

  Horses
  

• two horses of J. P. Bruce die from poison Fe/11 3/5
• M. Salzman selling horses Ap/14 3/1
• J. F. Hochderffer loses horse Ap/21 3/1
• E. S. Wilcox will take horses to herd Ap/21 3/2
• James Allen says stock doing good near Cornville My/26 3/2
• T. J. Coalter, Flagstaff, went on horse hunting expedition in Oak Greek Jy/21 3/1
• Paul Murphy, son of governor, gets horse from Dr. George F. Thornton Jy/28 3/1
• P. J. Brannen shipped horses to Memphis Oc/27 3/1
• James R. Blythe asks for information on three strayed horses No/10 annc. 3/3

  Sheep
  

• Robert Bell winters sheep in southern portion Ja/7 3/3
• McMillan & Goodwin selling Spanish-Merino bucks Ja/21 notice 1/1
• Chas. H. Schulz will start shearing sheep Ja/21 3/1
• Harry Fulton says watering place is Little Colorado Ja/28 3/1
• T. G. Norris sold to Los Angeles butchers two carloads Ja/28 3/1
• sheep herds that stayed close to San Francisco Peaks have had few losses Fe/11 3/1
• W. H. Bayless, Kansas, and J. W. Berkalew, New York, buy Kay's sheep in San Catalina's Fe/25 1/5
• W. M. Nellis, Williams, very profitable Fe/25 3/2
• engaged in shearing Mr/10 3/2
• well into lambing season Mr/10 3/3
• large wool clip Mr/31 2/1
• are handled cheaply in New Mexico Mr/31 4/1
• sheepmen who went to Salt River Valley last winter suffer heavy losses Ap/14 3/2
• Robt. Bell had herd of sheep at Ash Fork Ap/28 3/1
• C. R.Bayless reports sheep interest in Prescott Junction area prospering Ap/28 3/1
• sheep shearing commenced My/12 2/5
• F. W. Sisson looks after sheep north of Williams My/12 3/1
• W. J. Hill has public shearing and dipping corral My/12 3/1
• new sheep shearing machine success in Denver My/26 2/4
• wool coming in Je/2 3/1
• C. R. Bayless reports prosperous business Je/2 3/2
• sheepmen going to summer ranges Je/9 2/4
• J. Lyon, wool buyer, shipped two carloads Je/9 3/2
• New Jersey incorporates Arizona Sheep Co. Je/9 3/2
• Flagstaff Board of Trade to pick delegate to Wool Growers' Convention in Albuquerque Ag/18 3/1
• annual rodeo Se/1 3/1
• Harry Fulton appointed sheep inspector Se/1 3/2
• J. F. Daggs has French-American Merino rams for sale Se/1 3/4
• gathering full clip Se/8 3/2
• good deal of wool coming in Se/15 3/1
• Daggs Bros., Flagstaff, sell French Merino bucks in New Mexico Oc/13 3/1
• probably be fewer wool growers in Arizona (probably political note) No/10 2/1
• putting flocks into winter quarters No/17 3/2
• wool market report De/1 1/5
• merino, shipped to Kansas City De/1 3/2
• wool market De/22 1/6
• wool market report De/29 1/7

LODGES
     See Clubs and Organizations

LOGGING
     See Lumber and Lumbering

LUMBER AND LUMBERING
     See also: Forests and Forestry

• Mitchell Bros. make contract with A & P railroad to supply lumber Ja/7 2/4
• new company, Coconino Lumber Co., organized by C. A. Greenlaw in Flagstaff Ja/21 3/2
• Coconino Lumber Co. building near Brannen's dam Ja/28 3/1
• machinery for Coconino Lumber Co. arrived Fe/18 3/7
• timber on Brannen's addition cut by Coconino Lumber Co. Fe/25 3/1
• steam started at Coconino Lumber Co. Mr/3 3/1
• Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. in good working order Mr/3 3/2
• Globe lumber rates Ap/14 3/1
• Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. have started up Enterprise Mill My/5 3/1
• Clark & Adams' sawmill, Williams, to start up again My/26 3/3
• John D. Boyd, Wild Rye, says "greasewood" valuable for commercial use as polish Je/9 2/2
• Moqui Indians get lumber furnished by Arizona Lumber Co. Je/9 3/1
• Flagstaff citizens buy grand stand Jy/21 3/2
• Flagstaff to have another sawmill Ag/18 3/1
• Enterprise Mill owned by Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. moved to Ft. Rickerson area Ag/18 3/2
• teams wanted at Arizona Lumber Co. Se/22 3/1
• Enterprise sawmill has closed due to inclement weather Oc/27 3/1
• Bob Frazier, employee' of Flagstaff's Enterprise sawmill, has leg fractured by log rolling on it No/10 3/3
• sawmills running in full blast No/17 3/2
• timber cases in U. S. Court dismissed De/22 2/3
• timber cases dismissed; defendants listed De/22 3/1
• Chicago syndicate to put up sawmill near Challender De/29 3/2
• Coconino Lumber Co.'s machinery now almost all under cover Ap/7 3/1

MAGAZINES
     See Periodicals

MAIL
     See Communications-Postal Service

MAMMALS
     See Animals

MAPS

• United States published school map shown Je/23 2/2-3

MARICOPA COUNTY

• will monopolize patronage of next ensuing legislature De/15 2/1

MARRIAGE
     See Courtship and Marriage; Women; individual names

MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS
     See also: Mental Health

• see advertisement of Pasteur Hospital of Los Angeles Ja/21 3/3
• two Sisters of Charity from San Bernardino were in Flagstaff collecting for hospital My/19 3/1
• talk of establishing sanitarium in Flagstaff Ag/25 3/2
• one inmate at county hospital No/10 3/1
• Claus Jenson who was shot in the arm recovering in county hospital No/10 3/1
• John Wesley who has mountain fever taken to county hospital No/10 3/1

MEDICINE
     See also: Advertisements-Patent Medicine; Diseases; Mental Health; Medical Institutions; Medicine as a Profession

• Dr. Hughes, Phoenix, removes bullet Ja/7 2/3
• dentist decided not to settle in Flagstaff Ja/14 3/2
• Jesse Black goes to Arkansas to use water as treatment Fe/4 3/1
• Dr. Johnston, Williams, and Dr. Cornish, Flagstaff, administer to Peter Ellison who has legs run over by engine Fe/22 3 3
• Dr. Dunlap, Tonto, amputates John McClennan's hand Mr/3 1/7
• Dr. Brannen treating broken ankle of William Hochderffer Mr/24 3/1
• D. M. Riordan is San Francisco under medical treatment Ap/28 3/1
• Dr. J. M. Marshall, Flagstaff dentist, to be in office for several weeks My/12 3/1
• Mrs. W. 0. Huson goes to California for change of climate My/12 3/1
• P. J. Brannen was in Los Angeles for health My/26 3/1
• A. D. Smith, Albuquerque dentist, will be in Flagstaff Je/16 3/1
• Dr. A. D. Smith, Albuquerque dentist, has lots of business in Flagstaff Je/23 3/1
• Dr. A. D. Smith to stay in Flagstaff longer Je/30 3/1
• F. S. Becker cures piles permanently with surgery Je/30 3/1
• Wm. Fain, Flagstaff, greatly improved in health after going to Sulphur Springs, Arkansas Ag/18 3/2
• Dr. Brannen treats gunshot wound of Lee Garnder, shot by C. F. Babcock Se/8 2/4
• parties wishing Dr. Losey's services should apply soon Se/8 3/1
• A & P doctors form Atlantic and Pacific Surgical Association Se/15 3/2
• Dr. M. F. Losey brings testimonial from Prescott businessmen Se/22 3/1
• Dr. F. H. Waite, Prescott dentist, will do work in Flagstaff Se/22 3/2
• Dr. L. Simonsen at Bank Hotel to cure ills Se/29 3/1
• Dr. Simonsen, chiropodist, merits Flagstaff patronage Se/29 3/2
• Dr. L. Simonsen is foot specialist Se/29 3/4
• Dr. Losey, specialist, fully recovers health in Flagstaff No/17 3/1
• Dr. D. J. Brannen treats W. H. Goldtrap, Ash Fork stockman, for pneumonia De/1 3/1
• D. Pentland, Prescott dentist, will do work at Bank Hotel in Flagstaff De/15 3/3
• D. Pentland, Prescott dentist, has resumed professional visits to Flagstaff De/22 3/3

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

• Dr. Daniel J. Brannen, Flagstaff physician Ja/7 1/1
• Dr. P. G. Cornish, Flagstaff physician Ja/7 prof. notice 1/1
• Dr. James M. Marshall, Flagstaff dentist Ja/7 prof. notice 1/1
• Dr. Jennings, ex-New York, Bisbee physician Ja/7 2/3
• Dr. Darlington, Bisbee physician Ja/7 2/3
• Dr. Hughes, Phoenix physician Ja/7 2/3
• Dr. R. C. Dryden, Williams A & P physician Ja/7 3/2
• Dr. Robinson, Gallup physician Ja/28 3/4
• Dr. J. H. Wroth, physician Ja/28 3/4
• Dr. Himo, physician Ja/28 3/5
• Dr. Sewall, physician Ja/28 3/6
• Dr. W. M. Johnston, Williams physician Fe/11 3/3
• Dr. J. H. Taggart, physician Fe/18 4/2
• Dr. T. S. Collins, Globe physician Fe/25 1/4
• Dr. Dunlap, Tonto physician Mr/3 1/7
• Dr. Helm, physician Mr/3 2/2
• Dr. George Goodfellow, Tucson physician Mr/3 3/3
• Smith & Smith, Albuquerque dentists My/5 3/1
• Dr. A. D. Smith, Albuquerque dentist My/5 3/1
• Dr. M. F. Lesey, physician Ag/25 3/2
• Dr. Robertson, Gallup, A & P physician Se/15 3/2
• Dr. Kaster, Albuquerque, A & P physician Se/15 3/2
• Dr. F. H. Waite, Prescott dentist Se/22 3/2
• Dr. L. Simonsen, physician Se/29 3/1
• D. Pentland, Prescott dentist De/15 3/3

MEMORIAL DAY
     See Holidays and Religious Days-Memorial Day

MENTAL HEALTH

• Tom Shaw, with attack of rheumatism, may also be insane Ja/21 3/1
• 0. Homo, man in Tombstone last year, committed suicide in Los Angeles De/1 1/5

MENU
     See Cookery

METHODIST
     See Protestant and Protestantism

MEXICANS IN THE UNITED STATES

• Mexican killed at Peach Springs by Carbgall Ja/7 2/3
• Pik Hollingsworth, who hit Mexican on head, released Ja/7 3/1
• list of uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post office Ja/14 3/5
• Rafael Arvizo charged with burglary Ja/21 2/3
• Bartolo Garcia and Gondopo have fatal shooting match in Mammoth mine Ja/21 3/2
• list of pardoned prisoners Ja/28 2/3
• Jesus Gusto attempts to cut throat of Alberto Hernandez Fe/4 3/4
• list of uncalled for letters Fe/4 3/5
• Jose Romero and Francisco Abeytie, Apache county, charged with horse stealing Fe/11 3/1
• Jesus Baca has land claim Fe/11 3/2-4
• Martin Arce, Mexican consul, is in Phoenix Fe/11 3/5
• Garbino Lopez, prisoner, caught after escaping from Yuma prison Fe/11 3/6
• Deputy Sheriff Wm. Garlands says hard looking Mexicans in Clifton area Fe/25 1/6
• Mexican finds gold nugget at Quijeotoa Fe/25 3/4
• Mexican prisoner escapes from St. Johns' jail Fe/25 3/5
• Manuel Levias marries Miss Concepcion Levias under penalty of law Mr/10 2/3
• pre-emption statement of Diego Garica held for cancellation Mr/10 2/3
• two Mexican sheepherders killed in Apache county Mr/17 2/3
• list of uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post office Mr/31 3/3
• Frank Rodriguez and Miss Adelaide Manzanares marry in Flagstaff Mr/31 3/5
• Pablo Q. Gonzales helps clergy in Spanish work at Morenci Ap/14 2/4
• Mrs. Emma Gonzales fighting Flagstaff townsite court decision Ap/28 3/1
• list of uncalled for letters My/5 3/6
• Vidal Martinez stabs Hilario Sanchez My/12 3/2
• 78 in Yuma prison Je/2 2/1
• list of remaining letters at Flagstaff post office Je/2 2/3
• Mexican captures eagles near Canyon Diablo Je/2 3/2
• Mexican and Joe Cotton, colored, have prize fight in Flagstaff Je/9 3/2
• list of uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post office Je/30 3/5
• Pat Curley wounds Mexican at Bellemont Jy/28 3/5
• list of uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post office Ag/4 2/4
• Francisco Zapata beat up by Monroe Jordan and William Travis Ag/11 2/3
• two Mexicans have fight at Ash Fork Ag/11 3/4
• Mrs. J. A. Peralto Reavis to dispute Salt River Valley land Se/l 2/3-4
• Martinez Armijo charged with assault by Juan Anciencion; dismissed Se/1 3/5
• prisoners Lario Sanchez, along with others, escapes from Flagstaff jail Se/8 3/3
• list of uncalled for letters in Flagstaff post office Se/8 3/5
• Cruz Salas has uncalled for message at Western Union Se/15 3/2
• delegates at Apache county Republican convention Se/29 2/3
• A. Gonzales at Apache county convention Se/29 2/3
• Senora Griegs killed in N. M. Se/29 3/2
• Jose Chaves, Coconino County, member of Republican committee Oc/6 2/3
• prisoner Ilario Sanchez recaptured Oc/6 3/1
• list of uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post office Oc/6 3/6
• T. Ortiz, intrepreter for Coconino County Oc/13 3/6
• Sheriff Francis takes Hilario Sanchez to Yuma Prison for killing Bidal Martinez Oc/20 3/1
• advertised letter list for Flagstaff Oc/27 3/5
• discussion of names in Great Register of Coconino County Oc/27 3/4
• Hilario Sanchez will serve eight years for murder No/3 3/1
• Mexican owns hybrid animal three parts coyote and one part dog No/17 3/1
• Francisco Lopez and Gabilondo Castyo convicted of crimes in Cochise County De/8 1/4
• Nogales citizens like menunda, Mexican soup De/8 1/5
• uncalled for letters at Flagstaff post office De/8 3/4
• release of prisoners De/15 1/4
• Mexican fell down shaft at Castle Dome; broke leg De/22 1/4

MEXICO

• Momon colonies Mr/17 1/1
• Mexicans from Tombstone prison escape Ap/7 3/4
• bill allowed for F. Rodriguez by Coconino County Ap/14 2/3
• Eb Williams suggested to take place of Consul Williard, deceased, in Guaymas Je/30 2/1

MILITARY
     See also: Indians; Forts; Military Service as a Profession

• people of Cochise County worked up over Apache Indian soldiers at Ft. Huachuca Ja/21 2/1
• Indian scouts to be used against Mexican revolutionists Ja/21 2/3
• proposals advertised for additions at Ft. Huachuca Ja/28 2/2
• men buried in New Mexico and Arizona outposts, to be brought to Ft. Leavenworth Fe/11 1/6-7
• Co. I, N. G. A. will select captain Fe/11 3/1
• Co. C will meet at armory Monday Fe/18 3/2
• people quited down at Ft. Huachuca about Apache Indian soldiers Mr/10 2/3
• N. G. A. notes; might have encampment in Flagstaff Mr/17 3/4
• Huachuca complains that there are too many Indians in the army Mr/17 4/1
• proposals for military supplies at Road Station Mr/24 3/5
• retention of Ft. Whipple Mr/31 2/1
• Gen. Gill reports on National Guard of Arizona Mr/31 2/1
• Gen. Miles says Indians should not be allowed to be in Army Ap/14 2/1
• Grand Army of the Republic (G. A. R) to have encampment at Prescott Ap/14 2/2
• J. Guthrie Savage to attend G. A. R. encampment in Prescott Ap/21 3/1
• Ft. Thomas and Camp Grant probably to be abandoned Ap/28 2/1
• proposals for construction at Ft. Apache Ap/28 notice 2/4
• fifth Department Encampment held at Prescott Ap/28 3/3
• election to be held by First Infantry Regiment, N. G. A. to fill Col. A. 0. Brodie's resignation My/26 2/3
• Col. A. 0. Brodie resigns My/26 2/3
• proposals for fuel, forage and straw Je/2 notice 3/7
• E. S. Gills resigns as adjutant general; G. W. Broom appointed Je/9 2/2
• Col. A. E. Carr promoted to Brigadier General Jy/28 2/1
• Ft. Whipple soldiers to camp in Flagstaff area Ag/11 3/2
• 11th Infantry will leave for Flagstaff Ag/25 2/2
• camping place secured for 11th infantry who will be in Flagstaff Ag/25 3/2
• 11th infantry to camp near John Clark's ranch Ag/25 3/2
• Capt. Hoffman stationed at Ft. Apache Se/1 3/1
• 11th infantry in Flagstaff Se/8 2/5
• George Hochderffer helps to install Co. I, first regiment of infantry, N. G. A, in St. Johns Se/8 3/1
• J. A. Lockett may attend G. A. R. encampment at Washington City Se/15 3/1
• reception given for 11th infantry by D. M. Riordan Se/15 3/5
• Co. I, 10th infantry, composed of Apache Indians, transferred from Ft. Wingate, N. M. to Ft. Bowie, Arizona Se/22 3/2
• C. Henry Bruehl, an attache of the hospital corps of 11th infantry, dies of morphine overdose Se/22 3/2
• J. Guthrie Savage, commander Ransom Post No. 4, Dept. of Arizona, returned from Washington, D. C. encampment Oc/13 3/2
• Gov. Murphy receives petition asking that a military post be established on the Navajo Reservation because of disturbances De/1 1/7
• Dept. of Arizona to be transferred from Los Angeles De/1 2/1
• Maj. E. J. McClerland, U. S. Army, found Co. I, N. G. A. satisfactory De/8 3/1
• R. Allyn Lewis, assigned to command of the second battallion De/15 1/1
• Maj. R. Allyn Lewis will be efficient officer in Natl. Guard De/15 3/2
• Co. I, Flagstaff, will attend Presbyterian Church services De/15 3/3
• Ft. Verde military reservation to be surveyed by Daniel Drummond De/22 1/4
• Globe has organized a military company De/29 1/1
• Ft. Whipple soldiers beat Flagstaff in baseball game Se/8 3/2
• officers of 11th infantry viewing Grand Canyon Se/15 3/1

  Militia
  

• Flagstaff Co. I., N. G. A had practice shot Ja/7 3/1
• Co. I drilling in case trouble with Chile Ja/28 3/1
• Co. I will hold target practice Fe/11 3/7
• Co. I, N. G. A. held target practice Fe/18 3 3
• Flagstaff Co. C, N. G. A. to have meeting Fe 8 3/7
• Flagstaff Co. I to give grand ball Fe/25 3/3
• orgaznied band of trumpeters in Florence? Fe/25 3/4
• National Guard of Arizona-Appointments, Brief Notes Mr/3 3/3
• Co. I increased membership Mr/10 3/1
• changes in Flagstaff Co. I's non commissioned officers Mr/10 3/4
• go see Flagstaff boys drill Mr/24 3/1
• Flagstaff Co. I. N. G. A. give second annual ball Mr/31 3/4
• Co. I will hold monthly target practice Ap/7 3/2
• Co. I, N. G. A., Flagstaff moved from Hoxworth's Hall to Babbitt Hall Ap/7 3/2
• movment to organized another Phoenix militia Ap/7 3/2
• company to be formed in St. Johns Ag/4 3/2

  Veterans
  

• old soldier writes about Santa Monica Soldiers' Home Mr/3 3/5
• J. Guthrie Savage to represent Ransom Post at encampment in Washington, D. C. Se/15 3/1

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

• Otto Bery, ex-military Fe/18 dead 3/5
• Gen. E. S. Gill Mr/3 3/3
• Gen. A. McCook Mr/31 2/1
• Jos. B. Creamer My/26 2/3
• J. C. C. Lee Je/2 3/7
• G. W. Broom, Arizona Adjutant General Je/9 2/2
• Lieut. Beal in 1855 Jy/14 2/4
• Col. A. E. Carr Jy/28 2/1
• Col. Corbin Ag/25 3/1
• Capt. H. Hoffman Se/1 3/1
• Col. DeRussie Se/8 2/5
• McMann Se/8 3/2
• Capt. Macklan Se/15 3/1
• Lieut. Robert E. L. Michie Se/15 3/3
• C. Henry Bruehl Se/22 dead 3/2
• Lieut. Frederick Schwatka, military explorer No/10 dead 2/1
• Gen. Ruger, Dept. of California De/1 2/1
• Maj. E. J. McClerland De/8 3/1
• Maj. Lewis R. Allyn De/15 1/4

MINERAL BELT RAILROAD
     See Railroads-Arizona Mineral Belt

MINERAL RESOURCES
     See Mines and Mining

MINES AND MINING
     See also: Grand Canyon; Prospecting; Quarries and Quarrying

• description of Arizona and mines Ja/7 1/4
• Comet Mine, Tombstone, shipping ore Ja/7 2/3
• Boyle & Biffar, Cherry Creek, worked ore by arastra process Ja/7 2/3
• good ore at Black Eagle Mine in Rattlesnake group Ja/7 2/3
• W. H. Thomas discovered gold bearing ledge north of Mesa Ja/7 2/3
• J. W. McGowan and Geo. Merwin says claims look good on Hassayampa Ja/7 2/4
• effort being made to establish government assay office in Tucson Ja/14 2/1
• Jones mill to start up supplied by ore Ja/14 2/4
• J. F. Daggs goes to phosphate deposits near Prescott Ja/14 3/1
• Arizona production of silver and what Arizona gets from government for it Ja/21 2/1
• citizens of Albuquerque should get smelter, not sanitarium Ja/21 2/2
• ore being crushed at Quijotoa mill Ja/21 2/3
• Arizona Copper Co. and Copper King Mining Co. made 10 percent out of wages Ja/21 2/3
• John Clay vs. Kansas City Mining Co. Ja/28 1/5
• Bonanza Mill, Harqua Hala, produced gold bullion Ja/28 2/2
• Silver King Mill at Pinal to start up soon Ja/28 2/2
• mining journal started by Robinson & Perrine, Phoenix Fe/4 2/1
• new smelting plant of Old Dominion at Globe started up Fe/4 3/4
• silver ore reported at Bonanza mine Fe/4 3/1
• placering at Gila City profitable Fe/4 3/4
• mining record statistics for 1891 Fe/11 2/2
• no surveys of San Rafael grant until validity proven Fe/11 3/5
• Arizona is not appreciated for its mining wealth Fe/11 3/5
• ex-Senator Tabor to have salted Old Vulture mine before selling Fe/18 2/1
• Arizona could supply U. S. with onyx Fe/18 2/1
• expert says coal on San Carlos reservation Fe/18 3/4
• 300 miners and 600 floaters at Creede Fe/25 3/1
• W. C. Henry has onyx claims near Chaves Pass Fe/25 3/2
• gold nugget found near Quijeotoa Fe/25 3/4
• Steinburg has silver mine near Quijotoa Fe/25 3/4
• Bisbee mine described Mr/3 1/4
• Hubbard, Harqua Hala mines, finds gold bullion Mr/3 2/4
• Ephraim to ship ore to Europe for treatment Mr/3 2/4
• Carriyo placer gold section will boom again Mr/3 3/1
• Tumacacori Mine found Mr/17 1/5
• coal fields located north of Winslow Mr/17 3/3
• Big Bug onyx to be used for Chicago's Odd Fellows' hall Mr/31 2/2
• silver inkstand from Arizona was presented to Abraham Lincoln Mr/31 4/1
• onyx from Big Bug to be used for Chicago building Ap/7 2/2
• Cochise Marble and Onyx Co. organized in Phoenix Ap/7 2/2
• Charles Hand and Ed Spencer find mica mine in Mohave County Ap/7 2/2
• Arizonans returning from Creede, Colo. mines Ap/7 2/2
• Coconino Lumber Co.'s machinery now almost all under cover Ap/7 3/1
• Fletcher Fairchild returned from coal discoveries Ap/7 3/2
• John D. Huff, sales representative, says abestos found in Grand Canyon excellent Ap/7 3/2
• Nellie Cushman is Arizona's mining expert Ap/7 4/2
• Mining claims to be assessed Ap/14 2/1
• John D. Hoff to study asbestos claims in Grand Canyon Ap/14 3/2
• mines must be assessed, says William Herring, Attorney General Ap/14 3/4
• J. J. Donahue and H. D. Ross have mine in California Ap/21 3/1
• John D. Hoff, San Diego, satisfied with asbetos properties in Grand Canyon Ap/28 3/1
• gold brick sent from San Francisco to Yuma My/5 1/6
• School of Mines, in Tucson, will give assays My/5 2/2
• P. D. Berry looking at Grand Canyon mining claims My/5 3/1
• N. G. Layton, Fairchilds, and Diamond have claim My/5 3/2
• governor appoints delegates to second national mining congress; list My/26 2/1
• W. A. Switzer looking after mining interests My/26 3/1
• P. D. Berry, R. H. Cameron and R. A. Ferguson looking for lost mine at Grand Canyon My/26 3/4
• six leads of minerals found in Carrizo Mts. Je/9 2/4
• Winslow syndicate has located coal lands Je/16 3/3
• output of bullion from Jerome smelters $2,000,000 Je/23
• coal fields near Winslow soon to be opened Je/23 3/2
• Wm. F. Hull and A. J. Watrons developing mine north of Williams Je/23 3/2
• James S. and James W. Black search for "lost Spanish mine" Je/30 3/2
• copper deposit at Grand Canyon Je/30 3/2
• Isaac E. Blake and Walter T. Crosby, Denver, to build smelter in Needles Jy/7 3/1
• Flagstaff group brings in copper ore from Grand Canyon Jy/14 3/1
• Silverado, new district north of Kingman Jy/14 3/5
• best black onyx found in Coconino County Ag/4 2/1
• articles of incorporation of Tusayan Mining Co. Ag/18 leg. annc. 2/5
• railroad probably will be built to coal fields north of Winslow Ag/18 3/1
• Townsend & Curry ship mining machine from Flagstaff to Grand Prize mine in Tonto Basin Ag/25 3/1
• Blake & Crosby, Denver, to build smelter at Needles Ag/25 3/2
• circulation from U. S. Surveyor General in Tucson about locating and surveying claims Se/8 2/3
• John Marshall takes a Denver mining man to look at various claims Se/15 3/1
• Navajos say there are no rich mineral grounds on reservation Se/29 3/1
• deed filed from M. E. Grove, et. al. to 0. A. Ensign for Oriental mine Se/29 3/1
• second annual Southwestern Silver Convention to meet in El Paso Oc/20 3/3
• Southwest Silver Convention to be held in El Paso No/17 2/5
• Matt Black finds onyx south of Flagstaff No/17 3/2
• $55,000 brought out of Bonanza mill in twenty-five days De/1 1/4
• stamps and dies received for addition to Mammoth mill, Pinal county De/1 1/4
• mineral output listed for Arizona De/1 1/4
• mining fever hits Flagstaff; citizens leave for San Juan placer De/1 3/1
• program of Southwest Silver Convention in El Paso De/1 3/2
• dance to be held in Mammoth Mine De/8 1/4
• Frank Wright brought in bar of gold from little Jessie mine De/8 1/7
• Ike Hester, Cave Creek, brings onyx to Phoenix De/15 1/4
• Denver receives bricks of bullion from Needles De/15 1/5
• ten Colorado capitalists in Mohave County looking after mining investments De/22 1/4
• strike in Dragoon Mts., Cochise County, creating excitement De/22 1/1
• will sink one hundred more feet in White Hills De/22 1/4
• Ike Hestor brings in onyx from Gave Creek De/22 1/6
• report of San Juan fields De/22 3/2
• Yavapai County has greatest number of good mines; listed De/29 1/4
• water has been struck in Bonanza mine, Harqua Hala district De/29 1/5
• report from San Juan gold fields giving good and bad reports De/29 3/3
• group returns from gold diggings near Muff City, Utah De/29 3/4

MINISTERS
     See Clergy

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

MISSIONARIES
     See Clergy; Protestants and Protestantism

MITCHELL

• to be new town an A & P road Fe/25 3/2

MOHAVE COUNTY

• expense bill for Indian trials Ja/21 3/7
• J. N. Cohenour is to be undersheriff with Sheriff RoseboroughDe/15 3/2

MONEY
     See Banks and Finance

MONUMENTS
     See Parks and Monuments

MORMONS AND MORMONISM

• Morman element is obstacle to Arizona statehood Fe/25 1/6
• colonies in Mexico Mr/17 1/4
• curious combination of names; Mark Smith Anthony Joseph Mr/17 4/1
• non-Arizona article Je/16 1/4
• non-Arizona article Je/30 1/5
• Lot Smith's life described Je/30 3/4

MURDER
     See Crimes and Criminals-Murder

MUSIC
     See also: Entertainment

• new organ for Flagstaff public schools arrived Ja/7 3/2
• Prof. Ferguson to give concert Ja/7 3/2
• Prof. Ferguson puts on good violin concert in Flagstaff Ja/14 3/1
• Coconino comet band hold practice Fe/11 3/1
• piano to be given to most popular lady in Arizona Fe/25 2/1
• militia organizes band of trumpeters in Florence? Fe/25 3/4
• military ball to have orchestra Mr/24 3/1
• editor of Sun serenaded My/12 3/1
• Coconino cornet band picknicked at Rogers Lake Jy/14 3/1
• Williams organizes band Jy/21 3/1
• Rex Forster will tune pianos Jy/28 3/2
• A. Redewill, sales representative, will tune pianos Ag/4 3/1
• "Lohe's Flagstaff Band" forms Ag/4 3/2
• Flagstaff Methodist Ladies' Aid Society will purchase organ Ag/11 3/1
• Ft. Wingate band popular in Northern Arizona De/29 3/2
• Ft. Wingate band played at leap year ball; also at Railroad ball De/29 3/2, 3/2

NAVAJO COUNTY
     See Apache County

NATURALIZATION

• those wanting to take out final proof of citizenship should do so now Oc/6 3/2
• court admitted aliens to citizenship; listed Oc/13 3/2

NEEDLES, CALIFORNIA

• striving for incorporation Ap/21 2/2

NEGROES

• Tim Sullivan has face out by colored woman, Ms. Lottie Taylor, in Prescott Fe/18 3/5
• Miss Ella Shepherd to marry Martin Francis Taylor Fe/25 3/3
• Tenth cavalry at Ft. Apache to be transferred to Dakota Ap/28 3/1
• two in Yuma prison Je/2 2/1
• Joe Cotton has prize fight with a Mexican in Flagstaff Je/9 3/2
• Mrs. Jennie Johnson and I. Pointer married in Flagstaff De/15 3/1

NEW MEXICO EXPOSITION
     See Fairs-New Mexico Exposition

NEW YEARS DAY
     See Holidays and Religious Days

NEWSPAPERS
     See also: Periodicals

• editor of International, Nogales, arrested for criminal libel Ja/7 2/3
• Arizona Press Association to meet in Phoenix Ja/21 2/1
• International League of Press clubs passed through Flagstaff Ja/28 3/3
• Nogales Southwestern Advertiser published by A. P. Crawford Fe/11 2/1
• Col. J. G. Albright, Albuquerque Morning Democrat, and Joe Dixon plan to do write-ups of Arizona Fe/11 3/2
• Col. J. G. Albright, editor of Albuquerque Democrat, gathering news in Arizona Fe/18 3/2
• Arizona Press Association elects officers Mr/3 2/3
• delegates to San Francisco editorial convention Mr/3 2/4
• Chicago Graphic article on Flagstaff on front page Mr/10 3/2
• Arizona Press Association writes resolution about John H. Marion, deceased Mr/31 1/7
• businesses believe in giving newspaper local support Mr/31 3/5
• Needles Eye has new "head" Ap/21 2/1
• delegates to National Editorial convention pass through Flagstaff My/19 3/1
• J. K. Hurd of Albuquerque Citizen to write article about Flagstaff My/26 3/1
• J. K. Hurd, of Albuquerque Citizen, in Flagstaff probably to write articles Je/2 3/2
• Touhey uses questionable methods to write up town Je/2 3/4
• account of trip to Grand Canyon appears in Chronicle Je/2 3/5
• should not spread stories about difficulties between whites and Navajos Jy/14 2/2
• C. P. Ruffner to start paper in Williams Jy/21 3/1
• legislature needs to pay for advertising in advance Jy/28 2/1
• Williams News started by J. F. Michaels Ag/18 3/2
• J. F. Wilson writes wild and wooly column; this is not Joe Wilson Se/22 2/1
• R. C. Brown, editor of Tucson Enterprise, will write on Flagstaff Se/22 3/1
• Burt Ruple, Arizona Daily Gazette, in Flagstaff No/24 3/1
• Arizona Sentinel on 23rd year of publication De/8 2/1
• Geo. W. and R. C. Brown, editors of Arizona Enterprise, convicted of libel De/29 2/1

  Albuquerque
  

• Albuquerque Democrat's editor Col. Albright doing good job Ja/7 2/2
• Thos. Hughes, editor of Albuquerque Citizen, went to National Editorial Association in San Francisco Je/2 3/2
• G. W. Pitlock, Albuquerque Times, enjoys Flagstaff Je/30 3/1
• press needs to give credit to stories Ag/4 3/1
• Albuquerque Times to start printing daily Se/1 2/3
• C. J. Ennis, Albuquerque Times, in Flagstaff in interest of his paper De/22 3/1

  Coconino Sun
  

• F. M. Clifford does not represent Coconino Sun Ja/7 3/1
• Holbrook correspondent did not get in news Ja/14 3/3
• trade with advertisers Ja/21 2/1
• receives fire poker from Frank Rumsey Mr/10 3/5
• advertisements should be in office no later than Wednesday Mr/24 3/1
• poem about editors Ap/7 3/1
• Arizona Republic and Nogales Advertiser comment on Flagstaff bussinessmen article Ap/7 3/2
• clubbing rates with San Francisco Call Je/2 3/1
• editor in chief sick so have patience Ag/4 3/1
• leads other Arizona newspapers in circulation Ag/25 3/1
• does job printing for Nothern Arizona Se/1 3/2
• enters on tenth year Se/15 2/1
• busy because of election Oc/27 3/1

  Phoenix
  

• Webb & Dunbar have made Phoenix Gazette very profitable Ja/21 2/2
• Phoenix Gazette edition seized by postmaster; having lottery scheme Mr/10 2/2
• Phoenix Republican says it belongs to no factions Mr/31 2/1
• Dr. Scott Helm creates scene over article Ap/7 3/3
• having private quarrel with Adjutant General E. S. Gill Ap/28 2/1
• Phoenix Republican to have illustrated edition this summer My/12 3/1
• reporter gives much misinformation about Flagstaff area Ag/25 2/2
• Phoenix Gazette, Democratic daily busy making Republican nominees Se/8 2/1

OAK CREEK
     See also: Tourists and Tourism

• description of party that went hunting there Jy/21 2/3-4

ORDERS (ORGANIZATIONS)
     See Clubs and Organizations

ORES
     See Mines and Mining

ORGANIZATIONS
     See Clubs and Organizations

ORGANS
     See Music

ORIENTALS
     See Chinese in the United States

OSTRICHES
     See Animals

OUTLAWS
     See Crimes and Criminals

PAINTING
     See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

PAPERS
     See Newspapers

PARCEL POST
     See Communications-Postal

PARDON
     See Prisons and Prisoners

PARKS AND MONUMENTS
     See also: Grand Canyon; Oak Creek; Tourist and Tourism; Walnut Canyon

• 480 acres around Casa Grande ruins set aside to protect ruins Jy/28 2/1

PARTIES (POLITICAL)
     See Election and Politics

PARTIES (SOCIAL)
     See Entertainment

PASTORS
     See Clergy

PATENT MEDICINE
     See Advertisements-Patent Medicine

PERIODICALS
Includes only magazines closely connected with Arizona, not thosejust advertised in Arizona.
     See also: Advertisements

• Press Association to have meeting in Phoenix Ja/28 3/5
• mining journal started by Robinson & Perrine, Phoenix Fe/4 2/1
• Flagstaff, written up in Chicago Graphic Mr/3 2/2
• many writers cone from back east saying they will "do up" area Mr/31 4/2

PETRIFIED FOREST

• many tourists visiting De/1 3/3

PHOENIX

• Jay Gould to come here for health De/1 1/7

PHOENIX AND MARICOPA RAILROAD
     See Railroads-Phoenix and Maricopa

PHOTOGRAPHY

• Jules Baumann, Prescott, has views of Grand Canyon on display Ap/21 3/2
• W. E. Baker, traveling photographer, is in Williams My/12 2/5
• Kingman citizen recommends E. W. Baker, traveling photographer, to Williams people My/12 3/4
• Jackson, Denver photographer, to take pictures of Grand Canyon My/19 3/3
• E. W. Baker doing good job in Williams My/19 3/3
• E. W. Baker, San Francisco photographer, to have tent up in Flagstaff Je/23 3/1
• E. W. Baker in Flagstaff Je/30 3/1
• Osbon takes views from top of San Francisco Peaks Ag/4 3/2

PIGS
     See Livestock

PIMA COUNTY

• will make official demand of loan commissioners for funding Mr/3 2/2
• won suit over harrow gauge railroad bonds My/12 2/1

PINAL COUNTY

• Republican nominations Se/15 3/2

PINE SPRINGS

• number of stock ranches Se/8 3/1

PLANTS
     See Agriculture; Flowers & Gardening

POLITICAL PARTIES
     See Elections and Politics

POSTAL SERVICE
     See Communications-Postal

POSTMASTERS
     See Communications-Postal

POETRY

• about weather Je/16 3/1
• weather poem Je/23 3/1

POINT OF ROCKS

• eight miles from Prescott De/1 2/5

POTTERY
     See Anthropology

POULTRY
     See Livestock

PREACHING
     See Protestants and Protestantism

PRESCOTT

• organized Historical Society Mr/3 3/1

PRESCOTT JUNCTION

• keeps moving on Je/9 2/4

PRESS
     See Newspapers

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
     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

• three escape from Flagstaff jail Ja/7 3/1
• prisoners moved to new jail in Flagstaff Ja/14 3/1
• Ralph Cameron appointed guard at Territorial Prison Ja/21 3/2
• C. M. Palmer caught again after escape from Flagstaff jail Ja/21 3/4
• since 1877, there have been 800 convicts Ja/28 2/2
• list of pardoned ones Ja/28 2/3
• Tom Gallagher, murderer of Officer Hawkins, receives life sentence and wins prize Fe/11 3/5
• Garbino Lopez caught after escaping from Yuma prison Fe/11 3/6
• 35 prisoners in Pima County Jail Fe/18 3/5
• Yuma Prison described Fe/18 4/1-2
• John Reed and Bill Nelson escape from St. John's jail Fe/25 3/5
• thirty-six prisoners at Pima County jail Mr/3 2/4
• "Fatty" Maher, who robbed Babbitt Bros. store, found Mr/31 3/2
• ten prisoners escape from Tombstone jail Ap/7 2/1
• Sheriff Kelton has posse in pursuit of ten escaped Tombstone prisoners Ap/7 3/4
• four Coconino County prisoners lodged at penitentiary this week Ap/14 3/2
• escaped prisoners Walter C. Bell and John Reed, of Apache County, caught Ap/21 3/2
• N. O. Murphy, governor, puts out notice about rules for executive clemency My/19 annc. 2/3
• Walter Bell, held for assault and horse stealing in Apache County, will be held in Coconino jail for safe keeping My/19 3/2
• 164 prisoners at Yuma Je/2 2/1
• Sheriff Kelton allowed money to transport prisoners Je/16 2/1
• not sure if William Arnett and Tom Collins, who killed Sam Dittenhoffer, are same person Ag/11 2/3
• Broy May released on $10,000 bond Ag/18 3/1
• pardons, discharges and communication of sentence given Se/8 2/2
• Coconino County officials find that prisoners have one desire-escape Se/8 3/2
• six escape from Flagstaff jail Se/8 3/3-4
• Sheriff Francis catches two escaped prisoners Germain and Grace Se/29 3/2
• escaped prisoner Ilario Sanchez recaptured Oc/6 3/1
• Sheriff Francis takes Hilario Sanchez and James Grace to Yuma prison Oc/20 3/1
• Hilario Sanchez and James Grace taken to Yuma No/3 3/1
• prisoners escape from Flagstaff Jail De/1 3/3
• Flagstaff Jail empty De/8 3/2
• names of released prisoners De/15 1/4
• Territorial Prison report; prisoners making and saving money De/15 1/7
• Walter Bell, captured, escapes again De/15 3/2
• Yuma will own Territorial Penitentiary if Territory ever put institution somewhere else De/29 1/4

PROFESSORS
     See Educators

PROSPECTING
     See also: Grand Canyon; Mines and Mining

• many leaving for Grand Canyon Ja/7 3/1
• N. G. Layton to spend winter prospecting in Grand Canyon Ja/14 3/1
• Flagstaff group left for Grand Canyon Ja/14 3/1
• four miners return from South America disappointed Fe/11 1/7
• N. G. Layton, prospector at Grand Canyon, still snowed in at Cedar Ranch Fe/11 3/1
• Ashurst and Marshall mining in Grand Canyon Fe/18 3/1
• Robert Bros. and M. Mills find rich claim near Reno Mts. Mr/3 2/3
• many going to Grand Canyon Mr/3 3/2
• Flagstaff group returns from Grand Canyon Mr/10 3/1
• Flagstaff group returns from Grand Canyon Mr/31 3/5
• Charles Cowell and Sykes Bros. plan to prospect in Lower California Ap/14 3/2
• J. M. Moore looking for lost Spanish mines north of Flagstaff Je/9 3/1
• N. G. Layton was prospecting near Cedar Ranch Je/9 3/2
• E. A. and E. B. Reynolds, Indiana, here on prospecting tour of Territory Je/16 3/1
• Judge Henry Schaefer finds rich mining district in White Hills, Mohave County Jy/21 2/1
• C. H. McClure and Al Doyle find gold in San Francisco Mts. Ag/18 2/3
• W. G. Henry sends ore to assay office Ag/18 3/2
• Ashurst & Marshall are shipping out onyx Se/8 3/2
• Ashurst & Marshall receive telegraph order from Denver for black onyx No/17 3/2
• Ed Gale, Niles Cameron and P. D. Berry went to Grand Canyon to work on mining claim No/17 3/2
• Ed Gale left for Grand Canyon mines De/1 3/1
• George Maxwell and C. H. King, Needles, wil do prospecting in San Juan placer district De/1 3/1
• report on gold fields on the Lower San Juan River De/1 3/4
• Flagstaff groups leave for San Juan placer fields De/8 3/1, 3/1
• San Juan placer diggings area still causing excitement De/8 3/3
• gold fever broke out in Holbrook De/15 2/3
• Flagstaff group goes to gold fields De/15 3/1
• no official reports received from San Juan gold fields De/15 3/3
• San Juan placer gold fields craze has come to an end De/22 3/1
• T. J. Coalter and party return from gold fields De/22 3/3
• Holbrook not excited about San Juan fields De/22 3/4
• Col. Mike Gray tried to find San Juan gold diggings in 1872 De/29 1/1
• strike made by Robinson and Lutkovitw at White Hill's Blind Goddess claim De/29 1/5
• Chicago Register says new field of mining excitement will be Arizona De/29 1/5

PROTESTANTS AND PROTESTANTISM
     See also: Catholics and Catholicism; Entertainment; Holidays and Religious Days; Mormons and Mormonism

• Rev. G. E. Pooler to take charge of Williams and Winslow work Ja/14 3/2
• Rev. G. F. Bovard is in Tombstone Fe/4 3/1
• Dr. Jr. Coltman family sails from San Francisco for China Fe/4 3/1
• G. E. Pooler to be Methodist minister at Williams and Winslow Fe/4 3/1
• General Association of New Mexico and Arizona of Congregational Church will be in Albuquerque Fe/4 3/4
• Rev. J. A. Crouch, Methodist Church, trying to build church at Yuma Fe/4 3/4
• Brothers Wind and Battin preaching in Upper Verde Fe/4 3/5
• New Mexico and Arizona Congregation Church Convention to be in Albuquerque Fe/18 3/5
• Rev. G. E. Pooler to hold services in Holbrook and Winslow Fe/25 3/1
• Presbyterian Quarterly Conference held in Winslow Mr/10 2/4
• Winslow and Holbrook welcome Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Pooler with parties Mr/17 2/3
• Rev. N. L. Guthrie, Wilcox M. E. Church, will receive pension Mr/31 3/4
• Presbytery held in Phoenix Ap/14 2/4
• Rev. Bovard leaves for Southern Arizona My/12 3/1
• Non-Arizona Methodist article about whether dancing should be allowed My/19 2/1
• Mrs. George Hoxworth in charge of Sunday school at Prescott Junction Je/9 2/1
• Robt. Coltman, Jr. describes missionary journal to China Ag/18 1/4-7
• Dr. Robert Coltman, Jr., missionary, writes about China Ag/18 3/2
• conference of M. E. Church to be in Prescott Ag/25 3/1
• Miss Stright and Miss Zuvier, missionaries of Presbyterian Church in New Mexico, visiting Flagstaff Ag/25 3/1
• Miss Floretta Shields, Presbyterian missionary, guest of Rev. and Mrs. Coltman Se/l 3/1
• Rev. Dr. Coltman to attend synod of Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe Oc/6 3/2

  Flagstaff
  

• Mrs. Dr. Robert Coltman, Jr. talked about China missionary work Ja/7 3/3
• M. E. Church and Presbyterian Church hold union services Ja/14 3/3
• Dr. Robt. Coltman, Jr. and family leave for China Ja/21 3/3
• Adult Bible Class conducted by Rev. Robt. Coltman Fe/4 3/1
• Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Pooler write letter of thanks to Flagstaff people Fe/25 2/3
• Dr. Daniel Dorchester, Washington, D. C., preaching Mr/31 3/2
• Rev. Robt. Coltman attending Presbytery at Phoenix Ap/7 3/2
• Rev. James A. Menaul to conduct Easter Services Ap/14 2/3
• Easter Sunday observed Ap/21 3/1
• evening worship to be at 8:00 P. M. My/5 3/3
• Frank C. Reid helped Robt. Coltman Sunday Je/16 3/2
• Presbyterian Church to unite with Methodist for services Jy/7 3/3
• both Presbyterian and Methodist Church change time of evening services Se/15 3/2
• Rev. A. E. Osborn, of Protestant Episcopal Church, to preach in Presbyterian Church Se/22 3/2
• don't forget ladies' supper No/17 3/1
• Christmas events described at churches De/29 3/4

  Methodist Episcopalian (Flagstaff)
  

• First M. E. Church; regular announcement Ja/7 1/1
• Rev. G. E. Pooler, Illinois, to preach at M. E. Church Ja/14 3/2
• services at M. E. Church Ja/14 3/2
• sermon notice at M. E. Church Ja/21 3/1
• M. E. Church ladies give oyster supper Ja/28 3/1
• Epsorth League of M. E. Church elects officers Fe/4 3/1
• Sacred Quarterly Conference to be in M. E. Church Fe/4 3/3
• M. E. Church sermon topics Fe/4 3/3
• Epworth League to have social entertainments every month Fe/11 3/1
• young people's meeting at M. E. Church Sunday evening Fe/11 3/2
• Epworth League to hold social Fe/18 3/2
• sermon topic Fe/18 3/7
• Rev. Feliz Mays, Indian chief, to preach Fe/18 3/7
• series of sermons Fe/25 3/3
• children to give entertainment Mr/3 3/1
• sermon topic Mr/3 3/2
• Rev. N. F. Norton to conduct sermons Mr/10 3/4
• church ladies to give social Mr/17 2/4
• church notice Mr/17 1/2
• sermon topic Mr/24 3/1
• services Ap/7 3/2
• Sunday school to have Easter program Ap/7 3/3
• services Ap/14 3/2
• Rev. G. H. Bovard to conduct M. E. services My/5 3/4
• Rev. G. E. Pooler to preach My/12 3/1
• Rev. G. E. Pooler to preach My/26 3/1
• church notice Je/23 3/1
• Rev. Lowell Rogers to take place of Rev. N. F. Norton Jy/7 3/1
• Rev. N. F. Norton will go to Iowa Jy/7 3/1
• Rev. Lowell Rogers to preach Jy/7 3/1
• Rev. N. F. Norton gives last sermon; child baptised Jy/7 3/1
• Rev. Lowell Rogers cannot accept appointment Jy/14 3/2
• Ladies Aid Society to give musical and literary entertainment Jy/21 3/2
• entertaiment given by Ladies Aid Society was success Jy/28 3/2
• lawn festival Ag/4 3/2
• Ladies Aid Society gives thanks Ag/4 3/2
• moonlight lawn social Ag/4 3/2
• Ladies Aid Society to purchase organ Ag/11 3/1
• held convention in Prescott; appointments listed Oc/6 3/2
• Rev. Pierce services will be held at regular hours Se/8 3/1
• quarterly meeting at church with Rev. G. F. Bovard present Oc/13 3/1
• Rev. Pierce to preach to children De/22 3/1
• Christmas entertainment to be given on Christmas Eve De/22 3/2

  Presbyterian Church (Flagstaff)
  

• roof of church being put on Ja/7 3/1
• church services Ja/7 3/2
• First Presbyterian Church Ja/21 notice 1/1
• church ladies give social Ja/21 3/1
• services in new chapel Ja/21 3/3
• prayer meeting at church Ja/28 3/1
• Sunday school teachers to increase Ja/28 3/2
• church services Ja/28 3/2
• held first services in new church Ja/28 3/2
• services to be held in new chapel Fe/4 3/1
• pastor and family to be "at home" Monday evenings Fe/11 3/2
• church notice Fe/11 3/2
• church notice Fe/18 3/2
• adult Bible class increasing Fe/18 3/7
• church services Fe/25 3/7
• Sunday school presents Guthrie Savage with ink stand Mr/3 3/5
• church services Mr/3 3/5
• services notice Mr/10 3/4
• church has monthly social Mr/17 3/1
• church service Mr/17 3/4
• church service Mr/24 3/1
• church notice; probably Rev. Jas. Menual preaching Mr/31 3/2
• to have Lord's supper on Easter Sunday Ap/7 3/2
• Sunday school to have good program Easter Sunday Ap/7 3/2
• first anniversary of Presbyterian Church Ap/14 3/1
• church ladies to give Rainbow festival Ap/14 3/2
• services for April 24 Ap/21 3/2
• description of church Easter service Ap/21 3/3
• regular church services Sunday Ap/28 3/2
• services My/5 3/1
• church services My/12 3/1
• services My/19 3/1
• services My/26 3/1
• services Je/2 3/2
• to baptize first infant Je/9 3/1
• Gifford painting church Je/9 3/1
• inside of church being painted Je/16 3/1
• church notice Je/16 3/1
• church notice Je/23 3/2
• church notice Je/30 3/1
• church notice Jy/14 3/1
• church service notice Jy/21 3/2
• W. C. T. U. meeting Jy/28 3/2
• church notice; also W. C. T. U. meeting Jy/28 3/2
• interesting service Sunday Jy/28 3/2
• church notice Ag/4 3/1
• church notice Ag/11 3/2
• church service notice Ag/18 3/1
• meeting to be held about mortgage Ag/18 leg. annc. 3/7
• church service notice; Rev. James A. Menaul to preach Ag/25 3/2
• give surprize party for pastor Ag/25 3/5
• church notice Se/1 3/5
• Pilgrim's Progress series of lectures continues Se/8 3/2
• church services Se/15 3/1
• Lord's Supper to be administered Se/22 3/1
• special service Thursday Se/29 3/1
• church services Se/29 3/2
• will be no preaching coming Sunday Oc/6 3/2
• pastor will preach at both services Oc/13 3/1
• Y. P. S. C. E. to give social Oc/13 3/1
• authorized to mortgage its property Oc/13 3/2
• Rev. Jas. A. Menaul to be present Oc/20 3/1
• services Oc/27 3/1
• during winter midweek meeting will be Thursday evening Oc/27 3/1
• services to be held as usual No/10 3/1
• ladies to give oyster supper No/10 3/1
• mid-week meeting to be at 7:30 Thursday with social intercourse afterwards No/10 3/3
• services No/17 3/1
• ladies to have oyster supper to help with "Parsonage Fund" No/17 3/1
• Rev. J. C. Pierce will preach at Union Thanksgiving service No/17 3/1
• Union praise services No/17 3/1
• Union Praise Services well attended No/24 3/1
• services at regular hours De/1 3/1
• usual services De/8 3/1
• services usual hour De/15 3/1
• Co. I will attend evening service De/15 3/3
• begun construction of parsonage near church De/22 3/1
• Sunday school will have windmill from which presents will be distributed De/22 3/1
• Rev. Dr. Coltman's stove taken away; replaced by new one De/29 3/1
• services De/29 3/1

  Williams
  

• Rev. G. E. Pooler to be preacher Ja/21 3/1
• Rev. G. E. Pooler will preach Sunday Fe/18 3/7
• Rev. G. E. Pooler and family to move to Williams My/5 3/2
• Rev. Bovard preaches in M. E. Church My/12 2/5
• Rev. G. E. Pooler and family move into M. E. parsonage My/12 2/5
• prayer meeting led by C. W. Doty My/26 3/3
• Methodist Ladies Aid Society organized My/26 3/4

  Winslow
  

• Rev. G. E. Pooler to preach Ja/28 3/1
• ladies will give Calico ball; proceeds for Union Church Mr/31 3/1
• ladies to give fair for benefit of Union Church Se/l 3/1
• Rev. G. E. Pooler has moved family to Winslow No/10 3/1

PUBLIC LANDS
     See Land and Land Tenure

QUARRIES AND QUARRYING
     See also: Mines and Mining; Prospecting

• A & P railroad refuses to carry rock from the Junction Ja/7 2/3
• large bed of phosphates discovered in Coconino and Yavapai Counties Ja/14 3/4
• is stone found jasper or lithographic stone Fe/4 4/1
• Merton, Prescott, describes onyx beds Fe/18 1/6-7
• post office at Sacramento, Calif. to be built of Flagstaff stone Fe/25 3/1
• Arizona stone used in buildings all over United States Mr/31 2/2
• Red Mesa Sandstone and Flagging Co. incorporated in Albuquerque,; will work quarries near Prescott Junction Mr/31 2/4
• 0. B. Bloomer and Jos. Burkett find lithographic stone near Salton Sea My/12 3/5
• C. L. Hubbs is new manager of Red Mesa Sandstone Co., Prescott Junction area Je/9 2/4
• black onyx found by W. H. Ashurst Jy/21 3/4-5
• Arizona Sandstone Co. to put in additional machinery Ag/11 3/4

RACING
     See Sports

RAILROADS
     See also: Accidents; Communication; Land and Land Tenure

• railroad builders east of Yuma soon to complete work Ja/7 2/3
• discussion of different ones in Arizona Ja/28 1/6-7
• interest in Tucson-Globe narrow gauge Ja/28 2/2
• two tramps enjoyed ride from Tucson to Yuma Ja/28 2/2
• Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen to give ball in Winslow Fe/25 3/1
• work commenced on Grand Canyon railroad Mr/17 2/3
• Board of Railroad Commissioner of the Territory held meeting in Phoenix Ap/14 2/4
• Pima County won suit over narrow gauge railroad bonds My/12 2/1
• need north-south line as Flagstaff potatoes are shipped to Southern Arizona by way of Colorado Je/9 2/1
• meeting between Board of Railroad Commissioners and Flagstaff Board of Trade to be held Je/9 2/2
• different ones assessed by Territorial Board of Equalization in Phoenix Je/16 2/4
• Santa Fe causes one passenger train to be late into Flagstaff Je/23 3/1
• Board of Railroad Commissioners meet with Flagstaff citizens Je/23 3/1
• sub-contractor A. C. Morse moved camp near Chino Valley Jy/28 3/2
• baby born on Sonora train Ag/4 2/1
• Arizona railroad commission meet at Tombstone De/29 1/4

  Arizona Central Railroad
  The Coconino Sun 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
  

• locomotive out of shop Mr/3 3/1

  Arizona Mineral Belt
       See also: Railroads-Arizona Central Railroad
  

• D. M. Riordan might open road through Globe to Benson Mr/3 3/1
  
• extension of it discussed Mr/3 3/4

  Ash Fork, Prescott and Phoenix Railroad
  See: Railroads-Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix

  Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe
  

• J. J. McCook, New York general consul, to donate reading room in Williams My/12 2/5
  
• pamphlet issued by Santa Fe Route gives good description of Flagstaff area Se/8 2/2

  Atlantic and Pacific
       See also: Business; Communication

• refuse to carry rock from quarries near the Junction Ja/7 2/3
• contract with Mitchell Bros. for lumber Ja/7 2/4
• S. C. Reese wins suit against trains sparks burning his house Ja/28 1/5
• amount of unsurveyed and surveyed land Ja/28 2/2
• Andrew Smith, Supt. of Telegraph, looking up matter of separate taxation of A & P telegraph lines Fe/18 3/1
• H. 0. Bursum loads grading outfit for damming reservoir Mr/3 4/1
• rumored that brakemen received more pay than superintendents Mr/10 3/1
• land needs to be surveyed Mr/17 1/6
• on court docket Mr/17 3/5
• court case vs. Chas. T. Rogers Mr/24 3/2
• case vs. J. W. Benham Mr/31 2/3
• conductor misunderstands about name of River de Flag Mr/31 3/2
• selection of land in indemnity strip cancelled Ap/28 2/1
• H. S. Van Slyck, general agent looking over company's interest in Flagstaff My/5 3/1
• wants to build route to Grand Canyon My/5 3/3
• trains delayed from east My/12 3/1
• refrigerator car to be on tracks in summer My/19 3/1
• putting in spur near Cosnino for Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. My/19 3/2
• to hear Flagstaff citizens' complaints Je/16 3/1
• increase of passenger travel Jy/21 3/1
• have not filed at Recorder's office additions at Williams and Flagstaff Ag/11 3/1
• conductor makes signals not in code Ag/18 3/2
• to have exhibition at Albuquerque far Ag/25 2/2
• has pamphlets out on Grand Canyon and Flagstaff Se/8 2/1
• case against Frank Rosilda, Gus Reimer and James A. May to quiet title Se/8 3/6
• surgeons from Atlantic and Pacific Surgical Association Se/15 3/2
• agents and operators went on strike Oc/20 3/3
• need larger yards at Flagstaff Oc/27 3/1
• road to be surveyed from Needles No/17 3/1
• 25,000 ties on flat cars No/17 3/1

  Accidents (A & P)
       See also: Accidents

  • bad accident kills five near Albuquerque Ja/28 3/4
  • Peter Ellis, A & P carpenter, dies after engine runs over legs Fe/11 3/3
  • engine went through bridge Fe/18 3/1
  • M. C. Davis, Gallup brakeman, run over and killed Fe/25 3/1
  • wreck near Barstow Jy/21 3/1
  • James Murphy, Williams switchman, run over and killed Se/1 3/2
  • wreck near Clearwater Se/15 3/5
  • wreck near Crozier No/17 3/1
  • list of people hurt in Crozier wreck No/24 2/3

    Buildings
    

  • shipped cottages for use of train men to Williams Fe/11 3/2
  • forms corporation to build houses, etc. along A & P lines My/12 3/5
  • to build cottages in Winslow and Williams Je/9 3/1
  • commenced erection of new depot in Holbrook De/15 2/3
  • rebuilding round house at Peach Springs De/15 3/1

    Employees
    

  • John Denair made superintendent of transportation Ja/14 3/1
  • C. R. Matthews appointed general foreman of bridges and buildings Ja/14 3/2
  • Hon C. N. Sterny, lawyer, to be general attorney Ja/21 3/2
  • J. E. Butler promoted to chief clerk in Albuquerque Mr/3 3/1
  • C. H. Fancher, agent, has headquarters moved to Albuquerque Je/2 3/1
  • Eph Riley and Frank Armstrong, ex-A. & P employees, now in Colorado butchering business Je/2 3/2
  • Higgins is night operator at Ash Fork Je/9 3/2
  • A. T. Folger appointed agent at Ash Fork Je/9 3/2
  • R. L. Ellsey is day operator at Prescott Junction Je/9 3/2
  • C. H. Fancher moves to Albuquerque from Flagstaff to be charge of A & P land office Jy/14 3/2
  • J. P. Folger, Flagstaff day operator, transferred to Ash Fork Ag/11 3/1
  • B. F. burns is new day operator at Flagstaff depot Ag/11 3/2
  • C. L. Holmes to take C. W. Davis's place while he goes on vacation Oc/6 3/1
  • T. R. Gable, general superintendent, is looking after interests of company Oc/13 3/1
  • C. A. Nichols will be Flagstaff night operator No/17 3/2
  • Chas. W. Davis back at work at Flagstaff depot No/17 3/2

    Equipment
    

  • weight of rails discussed Fe/25 3/2

    Expansion
    

  • building new coal chute and ice house at Winslow Fe/11 3/2
  • to build depots at Holbrook, Winslow and Williams Fe/25 3/1
  • built an addition to depot at Canyon Diablo De/1 3/1

    Fares and Rates
    

  • will give reduced fares to Las Vegas Irrigation convention Mr/10 3/4
  • circular about round trip excursion between stations on line Je/23 3/1
  • to give reduced rates to visit Grand Canyon after Fourth of July celebration Je/23 3/5
  • selling round trip tickets from Albuquerque to Grand Canyon Jy/14 3/1
  • will have rate on one cent per mile during Albuquerque fair Ag/11 3/1
  • will carry exhibits to Albuquerque free of charge Se/l 3/1
  • cost will be $6.90 round trip to Albuquerque Fair Se/l 3/2
  • fares from different points to Albuquerque Fair given Se/l 3/3

    Freight
    

  • moving lots of freight Fe/11 3/2
  • Gallup end of freight division Mr/10 3/2
  • receipts for month at Kingman amounted to $6,000 De/15 1/4

    Schedules
    

  • "short" run extended Mr/10 3/1
  • to have new timetable My/12 3/1
  • off time because of washouts and burned bridges Jy/7 3/1
  • new time table Jy/21 3/1
  • will issue new time card No/3 3/4
  • new time card Sunday No/24 3/1

  Phoenix and Maricopa
  

• to extend from Phoenix to Prescott Fe/25 3/2

  Prescott and Phoenix
  

• grading force at work in Limestone Canyon Je/2 3/2

  Proposed Arizona Roads
       See also: Railroads-Arizona Mineral Belt
  

• Grand Canyon railroad is to be built Ja/14 3/2
• Otto Mears, president of Utah Southern railroad, might build railroad to Phoenix Fe/18 3/4
• Globe Belt comments on various roads coming from Tucson Mr/3 2/4
• building from Ash Fork seems assured Je/9 2/4
• another Eastern group looking; thinking about building railroad from Flagstaff to Grand Canyon Je/18 3/3
• need one from coal fields north of Winslow Je/23 3/2
• Wainwright, Dowd, and Monro talk of building railroad to Grand Canyon Je/23 3/2
• if had north-south route, could have fair Ag/18 2/2
• one will probably be built to coal fields north of Winslow Ag/18 3/1
• discussion of different railroads and anticipated north-south routes No/24 3/2
• surveying work west of Needles; to feed into A & P line De/1 3/1
• incorporation of Phoenix, Mount Olive and Mesa railroad filed De/8 1/4
• Gila Valley and Northern to be constructed to Globe De/8 1/7
• Wm. Garland, railroad contractor, will construct road between Wilcox and Globe De/29 1/5

  Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Railroad
  

• contract for grading from Ash Fork to Prescott goes to Kansas contractors Ja/14 3/2
• Langtry Bros., Kansas contractors, to start grading Ja/21 3/2
• J. Wilbur Thurber has grading contract Ja/28 3/1
• Ash Fork is starting point Ja/28 3/2
• interview with General James A. Williamson, Chicago land commissioner Fe/18 1/4-5
• work to resume at Ash Fork Fe/18 3/6
• work progressing at Ash Fork Fe/25 3/2
• contractors at Ash Fork using lots of men Mr/3 3/2
• A. C. Morse puts horses to work at Ash Fork Mr/3 3/2
• many Flagstaffites gone to Ash Fork to work on road Mr/3 3/1
• directors and others pass through Mr/10 3/2
• sure thing that it will be constructed Mr/17 1/4
• Robinson says train will be running north-south by Sept. 1 Mr/17 3/2
• mules go to work on Ash Fork road Mr/31 3/1
• grade finished near Ash Fork Ap/28 3/1
• builders of Ash Fork and Phoenix railroad moving fast My/5 3/1
• progress reported My/12 2/2
• Ash Forks railroad assured fact, says Frank Murphy My/12 3/1
• G. W. Vaugh, chief engineer, says work progressing Je/23 3/4
• grade finished to Bangharts Jy/14 2/2
• will do twenty more miles Ag/11 3/1
• four men killed by blast on Ash Fork road Ag/18 3/1
• A. C. Morse, subcontractor, had to be released Se/l 3/4
• Lantry Bros. unknowlingly giving free rides from Albuquerque Se/29 3/3
• progress being made by contract De/1 2/5
• D. B. Robinson, president, and F. M. Murphy, secretary, pass through De/1 3/1
• survey finished De/8 1/4
• directors elected; listed De/8 3/2
• will be built from both ends this winter De/15 2/1
• night force is being used De/29 1/4
• contract awarded to Minneapolis contractors, Shepherd & Landon De/29 1/4

  Southern Pacific
  

• John O'Kelley writes to track worker John L. Sullivan asking if he wants a job Se/19 3/2
• if build north, should be to Flagstaff Ja/14 3/2
• Flagstaff should try to get north point here Ja/21 3/2
• talk of north-south route Ja/28 1/6
• they will be first in Salt River Valley Fe/4 3/4
• Flagstaff should get them to build Phoenix branch to here Fe/11 2/1
• engineers at Bumble Bee Mr/31 2/4
• Rhoades and Doe, Flagstaff, on train that was held up near Collister Ag/4 2/4
• robbers of train suppose to be coming towards Flagstaff Ag/18 3/2
• lumber has arrived at Arizola for erection of depot De/1 1/4
• dispute with Indians over land near Yuma De/22 1/4
• lost in Supreme over California land dispute De/22 2/2

RAIN
     See Weather

RANCHES AND FARMS
     See also: Land and Land Tenure

• P. E. Kirkland purchased Eli Putenney's ranch in Williamson Valley Ja/7 2/3
• cattle ranch near Prescott selling at sacrifice Fe/4 3/4
• Vandeering adds improvements to Upper Verde ranch Fe/4 3/5
• E. H. Witherell, Prescott, trades Coyote Ranch for land in Kansas City Fe/25 3/4
• ranch for sale north of Flagstaff Mr/24 3/5
• Sam Black sells his ranch to Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. Ap/21 3/2
• John Abeel building new cabin on ranch My/26 3/1
• some for sale by W. G. Stewart My/26 notice 3/1
• T. F. McMillin making improvements to ranch north of Flagstaff Jy/14 3/1
• Lockett Bros. improving ranch Oc/27 3/1
• Scott Bros. buy Wm. Garland's "Milky Way" ranch De/15 2/3

RELIGIONS
     See also: Catholics and Catholicism; Mormons and Mormonism; Protestants and Protestantism

• religious sect, River Brethern, located near Phoenix Ja/14 2/4

REPTILES
     See Animals

RELIGIOUS DAYS
     See Holidays and Religious Days

REPUBLICAN PARTY
     See Elections and Politics

RESTAURANTS
     See Business

RIVERS
     See Water and Water Resources

ROAD CONSTRUCTION
     See Roads and Streets

ROADS AND STREETS

• no bottom to roads Fe/25 3/2
• need road from Verde Valley to Flagstaff so people will trade in Flagstaff Mr/31 2/3
• list of newly appointed road overseers Ap/21 3/2
• Dept. of Arizona asks for bids for wagon road in New Mexico My/12 notice 3/7
• Coconino County Board of Supervisors appoints road overseers Je/16 3/4
• A. C. Morse says road to be completed to Banghart's in week Jy/7 3/1
• road needed from Flagstaff to Verde Valley and Tonto Basin Ag/25 2/2
• road overseer N. Lewis askeed to move obstacles near James Marshall's ranch Oc/13 3/5
• malapai rock needs to be moved in front of Sun office roadway Oc/27 3/1
• J. V. Rhoades made application for a road commencing at LaRoux Springs to connect with Beal's trail Oc/27 3/3
• in excellent condition No/10 3/1
• man who fences county road should be made to live in remote place De/29 1/6

  Flagstaff
  

• Lereaux St. mentioned Ja/7 3/1
• Lereaux St. mentioned Ja/14 3/1
• water pipe laid on Lereaux St. Mr/10 3/2
• San Francisco Ave. mentioned Mr/31 3/5
• Lereaux St. and Railroad Ave. mentioned Ap/7 3/1
• Cortez St. mentioned Ap/14 3/2
• San Francisco Ave. mentioned Ap/14 3/5
• Railroad Ave. mentioned Ap/21 31
• Railroad Ave. mentioned My/19 3/2
• South Railroad Ave. mentioned Je/9 3/4
• Lereaux St. mentioned Je/9 3/4
• road overseer Gibson putting in road through old mud hole Je/23 3/2
• Railroad Ave. mentioned Je/23 3/2
• Railroad Ave. mentioned Je/23 3/2
• San Francisco Ave. mentioned Jy/21 3/1
• San Francisco Ave. mentioned Ag/11 2/3
• Railroad and San Franciscos Aves. mentioned Ag/11 3/4
• Aspen St. being repaired Ag/25 3/2
• need to be cleaned up Ag/25 3/2
• Aspen St. mentioned Se/1 3/1
• Railroad Ave. and San Francisco Ave. mentioned No/3 3/4
• San Francisco Ave. mentioned No/10 3/1
• Front St. and Lereaux Ave. mentioned No/24 3/2

  Williams
  

• Main St. mentioned My/19 3/4
• Railroad Ave. mentioned My/26 3/3

ROBBERY
     See Crimes and Criminals-Robbery

RODEOS
     See Livestock-Sheep

RUINS
     See Anthropology

RUSTLING
     See Crimes and Criminal-Rustling

ST. JOHNS

• needs lawyer Ja/28 3/3

ST PATRICKS DAY
     See Holidays and Religious Days

SALESMEN
     See Business

SALOONS
     See Business

SAN FRANCISCO PEAKS
     See also: Tourists and Tourism

• Al Doyle will have trail to top soon Je/9 3/2
• Doyle has completed his trail; description Je/30 2/23
• group goes over Doyle's trail Jy/14 3/2
• Flagstaff group uses Doyle's trail to get to top Ag/4 3/2
• gold found Ag/18 2/3
• Judge Wells, G. A. Bray and Al Doyle visit Oc/6 3/1

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

SANTA FE, PRESCOTT AND PHOENIX RAILROAD
     See Railroads-Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix

SCHOOL BOARDS
     See Education and Schools

SCHOOL BUILDING
     See Education and Schools

SCHOOLS
     See Education and Schools

SCIENTISTS

• Maj. J. W. Powell, U. S. Geological Survey Fe/25 2/3
  
• Dr. A. D. Smith, Washington D. C. botanist Jy/21 2/3
  
• Dr. Baker Se/15 2/2
  
• Prof. Gilbert Se/15 2/2
  
• government botanists to spend several months in Oak Creek Canyon No/10 3/1

SECRETARY (of Arizona)
     See Arizona

SELIGMAN
     See Prescott Junction

SHEEP
     See Livestock-Sheep

SHERIFFS
     See Law Enforcement Personnel

SHOOTING
     See Crimes and Criminals-Shooting

SILVERADO

• mining camp north of Kingman Jy/14 3/5

SKYLIGHT CITY
     See Flagstaff

SMELTING
     See Mines and Mining

SNOW
     See Weather

SOCIETIES
     See Clubs and Organizations

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
     See Railroads-Southern Pacific

SPORTS
     See also: Entertainment

• shooting contest to take place between Co. I and Flagstaff citizens Fe/25 3/3
• croquet ground added to grounds next to public library My/19 3/1
• baseball, horse racing and shooting described at Flagstaff's Fourth of July celebration Jy/7 3/2-3
• John W. Francis had turkey sent to Flagstaff for shooting match No/24 3/1
• shooting contest between crackshots De/8 3/2
• foot racing in Clifton and Morenci very popular De/22 1/5

  Baseball
  

• Prescott to play Flagstaff Je/9 3/2
• game between Winslow and Flagstaff Je/16 3/1
• to be between Winslow and Flagstaff Jy/7 3/1
• game between Prescott and Williams Jy/7 3/1
• Flagstaff club might have literary entertainment Jy/14 3/1
• Flagstaff has excellent baseball club Jy/14 3/2
• Prescott team thanks Flagstaff for hospitality Jy/14 3/5
• Milton beats Flagstaff Jy/21 3/2
• Flagstaff club to give play to get money Jy/28 3/2
• Flagstaff to put on drama "Nevada" Ag/4 3/1
• Flagstaff club practicing "Nevada" Ag/4 3/2
• Flagstaff club busy rehearsing "Nevada" Ag/11 2/4
• advertisement about Flagstaff play Ag/11 3/3
• Albuquerque Stars challenge Flagstaff Ag/11 3/4
• Flagstaff to play Prescott Ag/18 2/3
• Flagstaff to go to Prescott next week Ag/18 3/2
• Flagstaff club's "Nevada" drama described Ag/18 3/3-4
• Flagstaff beats Winslow 38 to 11 Ag/18 3/5
• Flagstaff trip to Prescott postponed Ag/25 3/1
• Flagstaff club put on successful rendition of "Nevada" Ag/25
• Flagstaff baseball club receives new suits Se/l 3/2
• Flagstaff and Prescott to cross bats Se/l 3/2
• thirty Flagstaff people went to Prescott with club Se/8 3/2
• Flagstaff club to meet Prescott Se/8 3/2
• Ft. Whipple soldiers and Flagstaff boys play game Se/8 3/2
• Ft. Whipple soldiers vs. Flagstaff boys Se/15 3/1
• Prescott won one game; Flagstaff won one game Se/15 3/2
• Flagstaff and Whipple teams play again Se/22 3/4
• Flagstaff plays but score not published due to lack of space Se/29 3/2

  Fights
  

• B. M. Spencer and C. F. Babcock see who can place the other by "Hos de combat" Mr/31 3/3
  
• prize fight between Joe Cotton, colored, and Mexican held in Flagstaff Je/9 3/2
• Winslow delegation to go to Sullivan-Corbett fight in New Orleans Se/1 3/2

  Fishing
  

• W. G. Henry and group goes fishing My/5 3/1
• Rhoades, Wing & Doe, go fishing in Oak Creek My/19 3/2
• Flagstaff group goes to Oak Creek Je/16 3/1

  Horse Racing
  

• W. A. Daggs, Phoenix, to build kite shaped track Ja/21 3/2
• horse race bet disputed by J. M. Molina and John Stoffela, Yuma Mr/10 2/3
• Gentlemen's Driving Association meeting to be in Albuquerque Ap/28 3/4
• Christmas races to be held in Winslow No/17 3/2
• horsemen of valley should hold spring races De/22 1/4

  Hunting
  

• Jesse Phillips kills bear Ja/7 2/3
• John Waters and Ben Whitson, both of Tombstone, went deer hunting Ja/7 2/3
• Nat Green and Jim Clapbrook, Holbrook, go deer hunting Ja/7 3/2
• Miles Archibald kills four antelope Ja/28 2/2
• W. C. Henry and Jos. Cochrane kill turkeys Mr/3 3/3
• group in Oak Creek Canyon Jy/21 2/3-4
• William Cody (Buffalo Bill) and group will hunt deer and bear in Northern Arizona Country No/10 2/4
• Joe Howard and Fred Tunnel bring back deer and wild cats from San Francisco Mts. No/10 3/1
• season fully on No/17 3/1
• Harry Hoxworth and Will Friedlein left on turkey hunt No/17 3/1
• G. A. Bray, T. J. Coalter and John Vories are on deer and turkey hunt No/17 3/2
• hunting parties had no success No/24 3/1
• two Williamson Valley bear hunters set trap; get steer De/1 1/4
• protection of quail against trappers being sought De/1 1/5
• W. G. Henry, Wm. Morris and Thos. Drum return from successful hunting trip De/1 3/1
• J. H. Hoskins, Jr. and Arthur Corbitt bay cottontails De/1 3/1
• Flagstaff group goes to Canyon Diablo De/8 3/1

STAGE COACH
     See Transportation--Stage Coaches

STAGE COACH ROBBERY
     See Crimes and Criminals-Robbery

STATISTICS

• population of Territory Ja/21 2/1
• Great Register of Coconino County discussed Oc/27 3/4
• Canyon Diablo precinct registration officer returned 130 registered voters; well known that there are not more than fifty people No/3 2/3
• Canyon Diablo precinct rapidly gaining population No/3 3/1
• taking of census is expensive De/8 2/1

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

STRIKES
     See Employment and Labor

STUDENTS
     See Education and Schools

SUICIDES

• Robert Brown, Yavapai county district attorney, slashes wrists Ja/28 3/6
• Otto Berg, ex-Ft. Whipple, slashes wrists and takes morphine Fe/18 3/5
• John Monroe, Flagstaff, takes overdose of morphine Mr/17 2/4
• Chas. F. Blum, Santa Fe railroad employee, slashes throat and shoots himself Oc/20 3/2
• Lieut. Frederick Schwatka dies of overdose of laudanum No/10 2/1
• 0. Homo, man who caused furor in Tombstone last year, committed suicide in Los Angeles De/1 1/5
• Charles Rose commits suicide with overdose of strychnine De/1 3/3

SURVEYING

• made along Colorado River for best irrigating methods near Yuma Fe/25 3/4
• party will survey A & P road from Needles No/17 3/1
• Burt Cameron joins surveying party at Needles De/1 3/1
• appropriation for survey of Arizona public lands for year amounted to $28,000 De/15 2/1
• land survey near Bellemont De/1 5 3/1
• Ft. Verde military reservation to be surveyed by Daniel Drummond De/22 1/4

TAX AND TAXATION

• delinquent tax list of Yuma County Ja/21 2/3
• delinquent taxes for 1889 in Yavapai County which are collectable Ja/21 3/5
• Coconino County Board of Supervisors receive delinquent tax list Ja/28 3/3
• delinquent tax payers Fe/18 2/1
• internal revenue of Arizona to reach $15,000 Mr/10 2/3
• Hon. L. A. Hughes, U. S. Internal Revenue Collector, on business in Flagstaff Mr/10 3/2
• J. A. Lamport and Miles Cameron, Coconino County deputy assessors, will start north of Colorado River Mr/17 3/1
• Sheriff Francis assessing taxpayers of Flagstaff My/5 3/1
• becoming burdensome to Coconino County officials My/19 2/1
• Territorial Board of Equalization assesses railroads Je/16 2/4
• T. E. Pulliam, Coconino County Board of Supervisors completes assessment roll Jy/14 3/1
• Coconino Board of Supervisors finishes assessment rolls Jy/14 3/2
• Coconino County assessment roll done Jy/14 leg. annc. 3/7
• Coconino County solvent debts taxed; many people unhappy Jy/21 2/2
• Coconino Board of Equalization in session Jy/21 3/2
• list of assessments raised by Coconino County Jy/28 2/2
• Board of Equalization hearing lots of tales Ag/4 2/1
• tax levy for Territory fixed at $.80 per $100 Ag/18 2/1
• each county assessment listed Ag/18 2/2
• assessment of Coconino County Ag/18 2/3
• Board of Supervisors, Coconino County, will fix rate of taxation for 1892 Ag/18 3/1
• taxes paid into Territorial Treasury by county Ag/25 3/5
• tax levy shown Se/1 3/5
• Yuma County tax rate is $5 on $100 valuation Se/8 2/1
• Territorial tax statements from counties listed Se/8 2/4
• S. P. Co. should pay university taxes De/15 1/7
• Fall & Soto Bros., Wilcox, file tax suit De/29 1/6

TEACHERS
     See Educators

TELEGRAPH
     See Communications-Telegraph

TELEPHONE
     See Communications

TEMPE

• may incorporate in next legislature De/1 1/4

TEMPERANCE
     See Alcohol and Drugs

TEMPERATURE
     See Weather

TERRITORIAL FAIRS
     See Fairs

TERRITORIAL PRISONS
     See Prisons and Prisoners

TEXTBOOKS
     See Education and Schools

THANKSGIVING
     See Holidays and Religious Days--Thanksgiving

TOURISTS AND TOURISM
     See also: Grand Canyon; Parks and Monuments; Petrified Forest; Walnut Canyon

• letters daily arrive asking for information on Northern Arizona Mr/31 3/5
• warm climate of Arizona bringing letters from people experiencing cold winters Ap/7 3/2
• H. C. Hovey, representative of Scientific American, thinks Flagstaff has lots of attractions Ap/14 3/2
• Boston tourists go to Grand Canyon Ap/28 3/2
• Boston exercusion comes through Flagstaff My/5 3/2
• Flagstaff wants to be gateway to Grand Canyon My/5 3/3
• Flagstaff to have stage line and hotels up to Grand Canyon My/12 3/2
• European geologists who visited Northern Arizona last September have provoked interest in European countries My/19 3/2
• group goes to Grand Canyon My/19 3/3
• Ferd Nellis, Williams, has stage line to Grand Canyon My/19 3/4
• Grand Canyon stage route opens from Flagstaff My/19 3/5
• Flagstaff organises company for stage line to Grand Canyon My/26 2/1
• T. G. Daniels, Calif., describes first stage coach rode to Grand Canyon Je/2 2/2
• Dr. Reynolds describes trip to Grand Canyon and Flagstaff Je/2 3/4
• group visits Grand Canyon Je/16 3/2
• Nogales Advertiser praises stage coach line from Flagstaff to Grand Canyon Je/16 3/2
• Santa Fe will have folder relating to Grand Canyon stage Je/23 3/1
• Doyle has completed trail to top of San Francisco Peaks; description Je/30 2/2-3
• C. R. Hitch, Mo., does not think Arizona is that arid Je/30 3/1
• Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Crocker, Ft. Mohave, taking in sights around Flagstaff Jy/14 3/2
• party of Chicago railroad men visit Flagstaff area Jy/28 3/1
• London minister to walk to Grand Canyon from Flagstaff Jy/28 3/3
• Flagstaff group goes to summit of Mt. Agassiz Ag/11 3/1
• Flagstaff will be summer resort of Arizona Ag/18 3/1
• prominent railroad gentlemen visit Grand Canyon and Walnut Canyon Ag/18 3/1
• Jerry Millay, Phoenix, visits sights of Flagstaff area Ag/18 3/2
• A & P railroad has pamphlets out on Grand Canyon and Flagstaff Se/8 2/1
• pamphlet by Santa Fe route gives good description of Flagstaff and area Se/8 2/2
• Dr. D. J. Brannen and brother-in-law J. F. Hanrahan, Chicago, visits cliffs and climbed Mt. Agassiz Se/8 3/2
• Gen. and Mrs. T. J. Butler and Blake girls visit Flagstaff and points of interest Se/22 3/1
• William Cody (Buffalo Bill) and group visiting Northern Arizona No/10 2/1
• Edward B. Russell, Boston, and Herbert Earlscliff, England, visit Grand Canyon and cliffs No/17 3/2
• Buffalo Bill party returns from Grand Canyon No/17 3/3
• capitalists visiting Flagstaff No/24 3/1
• visiting at Petrified Forest De/1 3/3
• Sun receives many requests about area De/15 3/2
• Buffalo Bill and party after seeing Grand Canyon, head for Denver De/22 2/3
• John M. Burke writes about experience of Buffalo Bill's party at Grand Canyon De/29 2/2

TRAIN ROBBERY
     See Crimes and Criminals-Robbery

TRAINS
     See Railroads

TRANSPORTATION
     See also: Bridges; Communication-Postal; Railroads; Roads and Streets

• lack of transportation drawback to Arizona's progress Ja/7 1/5
• Godrey and Stanley Sykes and W. G. Hussey build boats on Colorado River My/19 3

Stage Coaches

• Globe stage abandoned in snow Fe/18 3/5
• first stage to leave for Grand Canyon My/12 3/1
• stage fare from Flagstaff to Grand Canyon is $20 My/19
• Ferd Nellis has stage line to Grand Canyon starting from Williams My/19 3/4
• new stage line to Grand Canyon takes eleven hours My/26 3/5
• Grand Canyon stage left with three passengers Je/30 3/6
• E. S. Wilcox buys another stage for Grand Canyon stage line Se/l 3/1
• E. S. Wilcox, Flagstaff, has new stage for stage line to Grand Canyon Jy/14 3/2
• stage line to Grand Canyon carrying many people My/26 3/2

Wells Fargo & Co.

• will carry exhibits to Albuquerque Fair at half rates Se/l 3/1
• H. H. Hatch, agent, checks on C. W. Davis, Flagstaff agent Ja/21 3/1
• service to Florence and Globe to be closed Fe/25 3/4

TUCSON

• total collection paid into city treasurer Ja/21 2/3
• serious problem of exodus of women for summer Je/2 2/1
• irrigating enterprises will determine future prosperity of that city De/15 2/1
• officers elected De/22 1/4

TUMACACORI

• mine found near church ruins Mr/17 1/5

UNIVERSITIES
     See Colleges and Universities

VALENTINES'S DAY
     See Holidays and Religious Days

VEGETABLES
     See Agriculture

VERDE VALLEY

• good fruits Ag/25 3/1

WCTU
     See Alcohol and Drugs

WAGONS
     See Transportation

WALNUT CANYON
     See also: Tourists and Tourism

• Dr. M. M. Crocker loses gold watch here Jy/14 3/2
• Harry Zuck, Flagstaff, shows Charles 0. Cushman and Rev. Mr. Osborn, Albuquerque, dwellings Se/8 3/2
• Democratic delegates visited Se/22 3/4

WATER AND WATER RESOURCES
     See also: Colorado River; Weather

• Gov. Jno. N. Irwin says people prosper better in arid regions Fe/18 2/1
• Salton Sea to be larger than last year Mr/17 1/5
• Flagstaff needs system of water works Ap/14 2/1
• money for parties who will give Flagstaff adequate supply of water Ap/14 3/1
• steps should be taken about Flagstaff water system Ap/21 3/1
• Sanford Rowe has purchased well-boring outfit My/12 2/5
• Rowe and J. C. Coffman to drill for water in Williams My/26 3/3
• A. T. Cornish has received new soda water apparatus Jy/14 3/1
• Lake of Ink, in volcanic area, described Ag/11 1/6
• Colorado River making Salton Sea has tranformed desert Ag/11 1/7
• Flagstaff "town spring" needs to be cleaned up Ag/11 2/2
• complaints about Flagstaff's town spring Ag/11 3/2
• meeting in Flagstaff about repairing old town spring Ag/11 3/4
• A. T. Cornish gets water from railroad tanks for soda water factory Ag/18 3/2
• nothing done at meeting about repairing Flagstaff's old town spring Ag/18 3/2
• another water wagon to be put on in Flagstaff Ag/25 3/1
• J. F. Daggs will have whim at ranch to draw water Ag/25 3/1
• Judge Gibson circulating paper for cleaning out spring Oc/6 3/1
• Southern Pacific Co. finds artesian water on Colorado desert near Yuma De/15 1/4
• water has been struck in Bonanza mine, Harqua Hala district De/29 1/5

  Canals and Irrigation
  

• irrigation causing agricultural progress Ja/7 1/4
• V. H. Igo has contract on Santa Cruz canal Ja/7 2/3
• Gov. Wolfley has let contract for Gila Bend canal Ja/21 3/2
• Governor Prince, New Mexico, calling territorial irrigation convention Ja/28 2/1
• machinery for enlargement of Florence canal arrived Mr/3 2/4
• rumors that irrigation company to get larger supply of water Mr/10 1/7
• Sun receives invitation to Irrigation Convention in Las Vegas Mr/10 3/2
• A & P railroad to give reduced fares to Las Vegas Irrigation Convention Mr/10 3/4
• Lower Gila Bend canal is property of English capitalists Mr/17 2/1
• E. M. Sanford tells about irrigation projects near Yuma Mr/17 4/1
• new irrigation scheme in Yuma will be completed next year De/1 1/4
• Gila Bend canal to be working soon De/8 1/4
• largest water storage project is Arizona canal, nine miles from Phoenix De/15 1/6
• irrigation enterprises under way about Tucson will determine prosperity of city De/15 2/1
• Globe to have new canals to get power to light mine De/29 1/5

  Dams
  

• Supt. Brodie ready to rebuild Walnut dam site Ja/7 2/3
• dam to be put on Colorado near Yuma Mr/3 1/7
• T. R. Gable says new dam will be put in near Williams Je/2 2/3
• company to dam Little Colorado Je/30 2/1
• dam of Walnut Grove Water Storage Company being built De/1 1/4

  Reservoirs
  

• Maj. J. W. Powell hurting New Mexico by making government reservoir sites Fe/25 2/3
  
• A & P building reservior at Williams with stone from Holbrook Se/1 3/2
  
• reservoir to be built in central Arizona My/26 2/4

  Rivers
  

• San Pedro very high Ja/7 2/3
• piling on Frisco River completed Fe/25 1/6
• surveys made along Colorado River for best irrigating methods near Yuma Fe/25 3/4
• River de Flag water running into crevice Mr/10 3/4
• joke about River de Flag Mr/31 3/2
• channel in Colorado to be improved Se/8 2/1

  Wells
  

• artesian wells in Cochise County Fe/11 3/5
• Civil Engineer Behrens to sink artesian well in new town of Mitchell Fe/25 3/2
• S. P. Co. commenced work at Adonde on artesian well Mr/3 2/3
• Sanford Rowe to take well-boring outfit to Pine Springs Jy/14 3/1

WEATHER
     See also: Colorado River

• no snow in Holbrook Ja/7 3/2
• whirlwind carried blacksmith's shop up hill at Hoosier mine Ja/14 2/4
• thermometer dropping below zero Ja/14 3/1
• snow two feet deep in Coconino Basin Ja/14 3/3
• Judge N. G. Layton, on way to Grand Canyon, snowbound at Cedar Ranch Ja/14 3/3
• Arizona Territorial Weather Service, Bulletin No. 3, December 1891 Ja/21 3/4-5
• storm Ja/28 3/1
• themometer did not touch zero Ja/28 3/1
• Bellemont colder than Flagstaff Ja/28 3/1
• snow Fe/4 3/3
• N. G. Layton snowed in at Cedar Ranch Fe/11 3/1
• thermometer below zero Fe/11 3/1
• snow three to twenty-five feet Fe/11 3/1
• abundant snow in Ash Fork Fe/11 2
• snowfall at Huachuca Co.'s reservoir Fe/11 3/5
• rain in Southern Arizona too Fe/11 3/5
• need stiff May breeze Fe/18 3/1
• severe winter at Silver King Mr/3 1/5
• Weather Bulletin, No. 4 Mr/3 1/6
• March came in like lamb Mr/3 3/1
• arrival of spring Mr/17 3/1
• snow Mr/17 3
• snow Mr/31 3/1
• storm, then warm Ap/7 3/1
• U. S. Weather Bureau prints weather in relationship to crops Ap/21 3/5
• fine for growing My/5 3/1
• rain storm did good My/5 3/1
• six inches of snow My/5 3/2
• shower laid dust My/26 3/1
• beautiful in Williams My/26 3/4
• rain was good one Je/2 3/2
• bad frost Je/9 3/4
• plenty of ice Je/16 3/1
• hot wave Je/23 3/1
• poem Je/23 3/1
• "oldest settler" looks at thermometer and turns red in the face Je/23 3/1
• extremely hot Je/30 3/6
• fine shower Je/30 3/6
• rain laid dust Jy/7 3/6
• rain needed Jy/14 3/1
• summer rains needed Jy/21 2/1
• small showers Jy/21 3/1
• rain in Apache County Jy/21 3/1
• weather tower at Tucson blown over in storm Jy/21 3/2
• rain falling at Grand Canyon Jy/21 3/2
• June report for Arizona Jy/28 2/4
• Tuesday was cool Jy/28 2/4
• light frost Ag/4 3/2
• showers Ag/11 3/1
• rain is plentiful in Flagstaff section Ag/25 2/1
• July report Ag/25 3/4-5
• showers Se/8 3/2
• hot days and cool nights Se/15 3/1
• poco frio Oc/13 3/1
• Flagstaff had sandstorm Oc/13 3/1
• snow near Coolidge, New Mexico Oc/13 3/2
• cold nights Oc/20 3/1
• snow fell in San Francisco Peaks Oc/20 3/1
• "The Beautiful" has come Oc/27 3/1
• light falls of snow Oc/27 3/2
• wind playing havoc with snow on San Francisco Peaks No/10 2/3
• Arizona weather for October De/8 1/5
• has snow storm in Flagstaff De/8 3/1
• 5 degrees in Flagstaff De/8 3/1
• 9 degrees above lowest; 57 degrees highest during week De/29 3/1
• on Dec. 7, thermometer registered 5 degrees below zero De/22 3/3
• snow on Mogollon mountains is reported to be four feet deep De/29 1/4
• San Diego, Indian at Yuma, says there will be high water this season De/29 1/5
• weather flags to be displayed in Flagstaff; code given De/29 2/3
• report of J. C. Hayden, Tucson, for November De/29 2/3
• delightful winter weather De/29 2/3

WELLS
     See Water and Water Resources-Wells

WELLS FARGO & CO.
     See Transportation-Wells Fargo & Co.

WESTERN UNION
     See Communications-Telegraph

WHIPPLE BARRACKS
     See Fort Whipple

WHITE HILLS

• soon will have newspaper De/22 1/7

WILCOX

• has only female barber in Territory De/1 1/5

WILLIAMS

• prosperous year Fe/25 2/2
• probably will soon have new depot My/12 2/5
• new buildings going up My/19 3/4
• prosperous year Fe/25 2/2

WINSLOW

• Flagstaff people who went to Republican Convention in Winslow thank them Se/29 3/1

WOMEN
Includes any article pertaining to a woman or women.

• Ja/7: son dies 2/3; marries 2/3; son born 2/4; marries3/2; returns to ranch 3/2
• Ja/14: ill 3/1; ill 3/1; spend winter in California 3/1; son born 3/1; give leap year party 3/1; visits sister 3/2; visits 3/3; delegate 3/3; uncalled for letters at post office 3/5
• Ja/21: marries 2/3; divorce 2/3; visits 3/1; mother ill 3/1; give social 3/1; marry 3/2; murdered 3/4; have Leap Year Party 3/6
• Ja/28: abducted 2/2; give thanks 2/3; daughter born 3/1; marries 3/2; club officer 3/2; marries 3/3; club officer 3/3
• Fe/4: dies 3/1; son born 3/1; gives party 3/1; travel 3/1; church officer 3/1; has fence out 3/5; uncalled for letters at post office 3/5; brings husband to Arizona for health 4/1
• Fe/11: non-Arizona articles 1/5; travel 3/1; ill 3/2; has "elephant man" on exhibit 3/2; land claim 3/2
• Fe/18: visits 3/1; Joins husband 3/1; gives ball 3/2; moves back home 3/2; knifes man 3/5; marries 3/7; mother dies 3/7
• Fe/25: dies 3/1; returns home 3/1; visitors 3/1; gives masquerade 3/1; returns home 3/2; sell house 3/2; to marry 3/3
• Mr/3: abortion trial 2/2; ill 3/1; daughter born 3/1; marry 3/1; return home 3/1; to marry 3/1; homestead entries 3/2; uncalled for letters 3/5
• Mr/10: Sunday school superintendent 2/4; daughter dies 3/1; travels 3/1; visit 3/2; daughter born 3/2; law typist 3/2; returns home 3/2; marry 3/4; marry 3/5; give entertainment 3/5
• Mr/17: court case 2/2; social for pastor and family 2/3; has social 3/1; has surprise party 3/3; move 3/4; on court docket 3/5
• Mr/24: visit 3/1; returns home 3/1; milliner 3/1; granteddivorce 3/2; attend military ball 3/3; milliner 4/1
• Mr/31: land claim 1/4; divorce 2/3; return home 3/1; give calico ball 3/1; milliner 3/2; cousin visits 3/2; uncalled for letters 3/3; return home 3/5; marries 3/5
• Ap/7: marry 3/4, 3/4; mining expert 4/2
• Ap/14: bill allowed by county for caring for indigent sick 2/3; daughter born 3/1; travel 3/1; visit 3/1; travel 3/1; entertains 3/1; travel 3/2; return home 3/3
• Ap/28: travels 3/1; fights Flagstaff townsite court decision 3/1; club officers 3/2; travel 3/2; divorced 3/4; marries 3/4
• My/5: travel 3/1; visits ill son 3/1; visit old home 3/1; marry 3/1; to open millinery 3/2; marry 3/5; marry 3/5; uncalled for letters at post office 3/6
• My/12: son born 3/1
• My/19: daughter born 3/2; attends mother's funeral 3/2; thrown from cart 3/2; dies in fire 3/3; marry 3/4
• My/26: providing "Children's Home it at Columbian Exposition 2/1; entertain 3/1; makes lunch 3/2; visit 3/3; moves house 3/3; visit 3/3
• Je/2: praised by Tucson Citizen 2/1; give birth 2/3; remaining letters at post poffice 2/3; returns home 3/1; travel 3/1; brother moves to Flagstaff 3/1; visit Flagstaff 3/1; visits relatives 3/1; to be absent twelve months 3/2
• Je/9: in charge of Sunday school 2/4
• Je/16: visits friends 3/1; ill 3/1; return from Denver 3/1; visits friends 3/1; go fishing 3/1; travel to Grand Canyon 3/2
• Je/23: travel to Grand Canyon 3/2
• Je/30: attention paid to women 2/1; on World's Fair Commission 2/4; travel 3/1; visit 3/1; returns after two Year's visit 3/1; uncalled for letters at post office 3/5
• Jy/7: Arizona lady commissioners for world fair 2/2; brand notice 3/1;, 4/6; visit 3/1; visit 3/1; visit 3/1; go to Grand Canyon 3/1; Prescott ladies visit Flagstaff 3/3
• Jy/14: returns after travelling 3/1, 3/1; go to Grand Canyon 3/1; travel to top of San Francisco Peaks 3/2
• Jy/21: church entertainment 3/2; visit Grand Canyon 3/2
• Jy/28: return home after visiting 3/1; travel 3/1; to marry 3/1; visits 3/2; return home after visiting 3/2; visit GrandCanyon 3/2; teacher 3/5; assessment 2/2
• Ag/4: uncalled for letters at post office 2/4; marry 2/5; visit Grand Canyon 3/1; take Doyle's trail to San Francisco Peaks 3/2; marries 3/2
• Ag/11: go to summit of Mt. Agassiz 3/1; to marry 3/2; music training 3/2; in baseball club's drama 3/5
• Ag/18: return home after visiting 3/2; travel 3/2; in drama 3/4; teaches 3/6; cattle 4/6
• Ag/25: visit 3/1; visit Grand Canyon 3/1; move to Albuquerque 3/1; New Mexico missionaries 3/1; sing 3/3
• Se/1 testimony 2/1; land claim 2/3; Presbyterian missionary 3/1; marry 3/1; dies 3/2; visit 3/2; visit Flagstaff 3/2
• Se/8: daughter born 3/1; visit 3/2; list of uncalled for letters 3/5; law case 3/6
• Se/15: go to Denver 9/1; visits Albuquerque 3/1; visit Kansas 3/2; travel to East 3/2; messages at Western Union 3/2
• Se/22: travel to Canada and Chicago 3/1; World's Fair lady manager 3/1; paint wild flowers for World's Fair exhibit 3/2; party 3/2
• Se/29: arrive in Flagstaff 3/1; shot and killed 3/2; daughter born 3/2; marry 3/2
• Oc/6: marries 3/1; list of uncalled for letters 3/6
• Oc/13: writes World Fair letter 2/3-4; recovering from illness 3/1; court cases 3/2
• Oc/27: marries 3/1; advertised letter list 3/5; land claim leg. annc. 3/7; lover dies 3/6
• No/3: teaches 3/1; twins born 3/1
• No/17: travels 3/1; W. C. T. U. president 3/1; will spend winter in Flagstaff 3/2
• No/24: visit old home town 3/1; son born 3/1; daughter born 3/1; visits 3/1; non-Arizona articles 4/2
• De/1: non-Arizona article 2/1; visits 3/1; returns home after visiting relatives 3/1; first white woman to cross Colorado River at Grand Canyon 3/2; marries 3/2; husband commits suicide 3/3
• De/8: marries 3/1; uncalled for letters at post office 3/4
• De/15: visits 2/3; returns home after visiting 3/1; marries 3/1; marriage licenses 3/1; elocution lessons 3/1; give money to children's home 3/4
• De/22: ill 3/1; organizes class in elocution and dancing 3/3; non-Arizona articles 4/3
• De/29 teacher shows striped stockings to students 1/4; visits relatives 3/1; son born 3/1; visiting Flagstaff 3/1; cousin of governor 3/1; marries 3/10

WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
     See Alcohol and Drugs

WOOL
     See Livestock-Sheep

WORLD FAIRS
     See Fairs

YAVAPAI COUNTY
     See also: Boundaries for division of county.

• A. G. Oliver transmits money to California bank for interest in redemption bonds Ja/14 3/2
• delinquent taxes for 1889 which are collectable 3/5
• William O'Neill, sheriff in 1889 wins money in court Fe/4 3/3
• in good financial fix Fe/18 3/6
• no money to meet current expenses; blame Democratic law Fe/25 2/1
• election results given No/17 3/4
• C. H. Akers is clerk of the Board of Supervisors De/8 1/4

YUMA

• description of Fe/11 1/6
• town marshall gets $40 a month more for killing dogs De/1 1/4
• Mrs. Mary A. Alexander, Phoenix, brings suit against Yuma over old town warrant De/22 1/5

YUMA COUNTY

• delinquent tax list figure Ja/21 2/3
• county official's salaries reduced Ag/4 3/2
• tax rate high Se/8 2/1