ACCIDENT INSURANCE
See Insurance
ACCIDENTS
See also: Disasters; Fires and Fire Prevention; Medicine; Railroads--A & P Accidents
- C. M. Funston's daughter Mary breaks arm Jy/6 3/2
- Gordan Clark put bean in his ear Jy/6 3/3
- child of Supt. T. C. Carey, Mammoth mine, stung by scorpion and dies Jy/13 2/2
- J. W. Francis, Challender, fell between flat car and platform; broke ribs Jy/20 3/1
- tramp has foot run over by train Jy/27 3/2
- J. A. Vail's child, Flagstaff, falls from bed and broke collar bone Ag/10 3/1
- John McGregor, prospector, ate melons and buttermilk and dies Ag/24 2/3
- W. D. Ganzhorn throw from cart near Pantano Se/14 1/4
- child of Asa Walker bitten by rattlesnake Se/14 1/4
- Judge B. N. Smith, Los Angeles, caught between two electric trains at World's Fair Se/14 7/2
- H. W. Ryder Family, Phoenix, hurt in Indiana railroad wreck; son dies Se/28 1/4
- Buck Lison, Graham County cowboy, drops in Gila River Oc/5 1/3
- body of man named Colboy found near Maricopa Oc/5 1/3
- Harry Foulk, struck in head with rock in Peach Springs, dies Oc/12 1/3
- J. W. Donnelly had hand sawed at Saginaw Lumber Company in Williams Oc/12 2/2
- Wm. Klostermeyer, rancher, breaks leg in wagon accident Oc/12 7/5
- Ben Blackburn, Williams, hurt severely when his gun explodes Oc/19 2/3
- W. H. Ashurst thrown from horse Oc/19 7/4
- log rolls over and kills Alex Collings No/9 7/2
- Locke Platte, Nogales, accidently shot himself and dies No/9 7/5
- Earl Mills, Phoenix, drowns in irrigation ditch No/16 1/4
- Mrs. Hill's boy, Williams, has arm run over by Boyce's wagon No/16 7/4
- Mexican has hand sawed at Saginaw Lumber Co. No/16 7/4
- E. F. Bevans, Flagstaff, on crutches No/23 7/2
- A. E. Brown sat on wrong end of twenty penny nail De/14 9/1
- Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pattee's daughter dies in Winslow accident De/14 9/1
- Dan Ward injured when horse falls on him De/14 9/2
- Laurel Gregg falls from staring and breaks arm De/14 9/2
- daughter of H. L. Pattee burns to death De/14 9/4
- Pelon, Indian trailer, falls of box car and dies De/21 1/4
- Frank Nelson gets tangled up with log chains and breaks thigh De/21 7/2
- L. L. Bruns thrown from wagon De/28 7/1
- Webb Wallace has horse fall on him De/28 7/5
- Hosteen Teel accidently shot and killed by L. Decloss Jy/13 3/6
- party lookin for Davis can find no traces Jy/6 2/3
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.
- Royal Baking Powder Jy/6 1/6-7
- Levi Strauss & Co. Jy/6 1/6-7
- Demorest's Family Magazine, W. Jennings Demorest, New York Jy/6 2/3
- Cosmopolitan Magazine Jy/6 2/3
- John B. Alden, Publisher, Jy/6 2/4
- E. E. Burlingame's Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory Jy/6 2/5
- Patents, Press Claims Co., Washington, D. C. Jy/6 2/6
- Pensions, Press Claims Co., Washington, D. C. Jy/6 2/6
- A. Karpen & Co., Chicago Jy/6 2/6
- Fidelity Building and Loan Association of Denver Jy/6 3/1
- New York Life Insurance Co. Jy/6 3/1
- Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Jy/6 3/2
- World's Fair Corresponding Agency Jy/6 3/6
- cement, 50¢ per barrel, Geo. W. Brown, manager, Springer, N. M. Jy/6 3/7
- Ben-Hur bicycles, Indiana Jy/6 4/5
- Coventry Cross cycles, Chicago Jy/6 4/1
- dice, Ely Bros., Drawer E., Chicago Jy/6 4/4
- Patents, Dubois & Dubois, Patent attorneys, Washington, D. C. Jy/6 4/4
- Ward Carriage Co., Newark, Ohio Jy/6 4/5
- Buckeye Cycle, Ohio Jy/6 4/5
- Patents, C. A. Snow and Co. Jy/6 4/5
- Bloomington Mfg. Co. for wagons, carts and buggies Jy/6 4/5
- American Cash Register Co., Chicago Jy/6 4/6-7
- F. A. Ames & Co. pleasure vehicle, Kentucky Jy/6 4/6-7
- Peerless Extension table, Hillsdale Mfg. Co., Mich. Jy/6 4/6-7
- lawn mower, E. C. Steams & Co., N. Y. Jy/6 4/6-7
- Patents, Scientific American Jy/6 4/6-7
- journalism textbook, Allan Forman, N. Y. Jy/6 4/7
- agents needed for selling books, The J. Dewing Co., San Francisco De/21 1/3
- University of Arizona, Tucson De/21 1/3
- Levi Strauss & Co. De/21 1/5
- San Francisco "Weekly Post" De/21 1/5
- Royal Baking Powder De/21 1/5-6
- D. M. Ferry & Co., seed house De/21 1/6
- Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., St. Louis De/21 1/6
- Cosmopolitan Magazine De/21 2/2
- The Sterling Remedy for arresting tobacco habit De/21 2/4
- Reliable Fire Insurance Co's. in Northern Arizona, J. H. Hoskins, Jr., agent De/21 2/4
- H. Fulton selling Berkshire hogs De/21 2/4
- "Colchester" spading boot De/21 4/6
- The Ladies' Home Journal De/21 4/6
- World's Fair photographs printed De/21 5/5
- Walter Baker & Co., cocoa, chocolate and cocoa batter, Mass. De/21 5/5
- salesman wanted; National Mfg. Co., Kansas City De/21 5/5
- Bore Drill Wells, Loomis & Nyman, Ohio De/21 5/5
- Royal Baking Powder De/21 5/6
- Scribner's Magazine De/21 5/6
- Hartshorns, self-acting shade rollers De/21 5/6
- The Nasby Letters, The Blade, Ohio De/21 5/6
- town lots, railroad land, C. H. Fancher, General Agent of Land Dept., Albuquerque De/21 7/1
- Demorest's Family Magazine De/21 8/1
- E. B. Burlingame's Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory De/21 8/1
- Coventry Cross Cycles, Warman & Hazlewood, Ltd., Chicago De/21 8/1
- Marlin Safety Rifles De/21 8/1
- The National Tribe, Washington, D. C. De/21 8/3
- Webster's International Dictionary De/21 8/3
- D. M. Ferry & Co., seeds De/21 8/3
- Scientific American patents De/21 8/3
- cards, dice, P. O. Drawer P., Chicago De/21 8/3
- The St. Louis Globe Democrat De/21 8/5-6
- Winchester Rifles, New Haven, Conn. De/21 8/5-6
- patents, Washington, D. C. De/21 8/6
- pensions, The Press Claims Co., Washington. D. C. De/21 8/6
- patents, Dubois & Dubois, Washington, D. C. De/21 8/6
Flagstaff
- Dr. D. J. Brannen, physician and surgeon Jy/6 1/1
- Dr. James M. Marshall, Flagstaff dentist Jy/6 1/1
- Barry Z. Zuck, Flagstaff attorney Jy/6 1/5
- E. S. Clark, Flagstaff attorney Jy/6 1/1
- Stewart & Doe, Flagstaff attorneys Jy/6 1/1
- Riordan Mercantile Co. Jy/6 1/2-3
- Coconino Bakery, J. F. Hawks, prop. Jy/6 2/5
- Henry Heller, blacksmith shop Jy/6 2/5
- George Bagnall, boot and shoe maker Jy/6 2/5
- Berkshires of finest quality and breeding, H. Fulton Jy/6 2/5
- J. H. Hoskins, Jr., representing Fire Insurance Co's. Jy/6 2/5
- J. T. Lockhart, house and sign painter Jy/6 2/5
- Gorham A. Bray, general merchandise Jy/6 2/6
- P. J. Brannen, general merchandise Jy/6 2/6-7
- The Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. Jy/6 2/6-7
- The Bank Hotel, T. J. Coalter, prop. Jy/6 2/6-7
- Abeel has fruit Jy/6 3/1
- fresh fish every Friday at George H. Coffins Jy/6 3/1
- cigars at Jno. Abeel's Jy/6 3/1
- cream candies at Abeel's Jy/6 3/1
- Guatemala cigars at Coffins Jy/6 3/1
- fancy groceries at Jno Abeel's Jy/6 3/1
- pipes at Abeel's Jy/6 3/1.
- young people to put on "Zanae" Jy/6 3/1
- sheet iron and tin work done by Hoxworth & Co. Jy/6 3/1
- new calling cards at Sun office Jy/6 3
- fruit for canning at G. H. Coffin's Jy/6 3/1
- envelopes at Sun office Jy/6 3/1
- carpets at P. J. Brannen's Jy/6 3/1
- underwear at P. J. Brannen's Jy/6 3/1
- L. W. Baker, photographer Jy/6 3/1
- peaches at Geo. H. Coffins's Jy/6 3/2
- Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover Jy/6 3/2
- Babbitt Bros. Jy/6 3/5-7
- John Sanderson, merchant Jy/6 3/6
- S. T. Elliot & Co., John Derr, tailor Jy/6 3/6-7
- Arizona Central Bank, J. H. Hoskins, Jr., cashier Jy/6 3/7
- secret societies listed De/21 1/1.
- professional notices De/21 1/1.
- church directory De/21 1/2
- Arizona Central Bank De/21 1/2
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. De/21 1/2-3
- Gorham. A. Bray, general merchandise De/21 2/5-6
- P. J. Brannen, general merchandise De/21 2/5-6
- Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. De/21 2/5-6
- Bank Hotel, T. J. Coalter, prop. De/21 2/5-6
- fresh Christmas candies at Coffin's De/21 7/7
- California strained honey at News Depot De/21 7/1
- G. H. Coffin sells "Upman Chief" De/21 7/1
- copies of Coconino Sun at News Depot De/21 7/1
- albums at F. W. Smith a Co. De/21 7/1
- crackers, cookies at News Depot De/21 7/1
- Arizona Central Bank De/21 7/1
- butter and eggs at G. H. Coffin's De/21 7/1
- sheet iron and tin work done by Hoxworth & Co. De/21 7/1
- ladies calling cards at Sun office De/21
- Christmas goods at F. W. Smith & Co. De/21 7/1
- F. W. Smith & Co., holiday goods De/21 7/1
- Beaus Depot for mackerel De/21 7/2
- News Depot for fine cream candies De/21 7/2
- P. J. Brannen's for hats, gloves De/21 7/2
- eggs, etc. at News Depot De/21 7/2
- children's clothes, P. J. Brannen's De/21 7/2
- LaHarmonie cigar at News Depot De/21 7/2
- fruits at News Depot De/21 7/2
- P. J. Brannens, furnishing goods De/21 7/2
- choice creams at News Depot De/21 7/2
- gloves at P. J. Brannen's s De/21 7/2
- subscribe for the Sun De/21 7/2
- dried fruit at News Depot De/21 7/3
- nuts at News Depot De/21 7/3
- News Depot, Barbour Buyers De/21 7/5-6
- John Sanderson, Christmas goods De/21 7/6
- cream candies at News Depot De/21 7/6
- Sun office for job work De/21 8/5-6
Patent Medicine
- Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio Jy/6 2/4
- Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Jy/6 2/4
- Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Jy/6 2/5
- Hood's Pills will cure all liver ills Jy/6 2/5
- Ripans Tabules cures liver, stomach, intestines disorders Jy/6 2/7
- Red Cross Cough Syrup Jy/6 3/1
- Wright's paragon headache and neuralgia remedy Jy/6 3/1
- Ayer's Sarsaparilla for soft, fair skin Jy/6 3/2
- Ayer's ague care Jy/6 3/2
- Dr. King's New Discovery Jy/6 3/3
- Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Jy/6 3/4
- Hood's Sarsaparilla Jy/6 3/4
- Bucklen's Arnica Salve Jy/6 3/5
- Hood's Sarsaparilla to give nerve and bodily strength Jy/6 3/5
- Hibbard's Rheumatic syrup Jy/6 3/6
- Dr. Miles' Pills for combination of diseases Jy/6 3/7
- short breath cured by Dr. Miles' heart cure Jy/6 3/7
- Ayer's Sarsaparilla Jy/6 4/1
- Mesmin's French Female Pills Jy/6 4/1
- Nervia Medicine for lost manhood Jy/6 4/1
- fat folks reduced, Dr. C. W. F. Snyder, M'Vicker's Theater, Chicago Jy/6 4/1
- pain, left side, use Dr. Miles' heart cure Jy/6 4/2
- Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup Jy/6 4/3
- "Anakesis", cure for piles Jy/6 4/4
- Dr. Sanden's Electric Belt, for weak men, Sanden Electric Co., Denver Jy/6 4/5-7
- D. J. Brannen, Flagstaff druggist selling different medicines De/21 1/5
- Electric Bitters De/21 1/6
- Bucklen's Arnica salve De/21 2/2
- Hostetter's Stomach Bitters De/21 2/3
- Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup De/21 2/3
- Hood's Sarsaparilla cures De/21 2/4
- Hood's Pills De/21 2/4
- Nerve Restoratives, Clarke Medicine Co. De/21 2/4
- Free Remedy for men by Prof. J. S. Beech De/21 2/4
- Dr. Jordan's & Co., diseases of men cured De/21 2/4
- Fat Folks Reduced, Chicago De/21 2/4
- Prentiss Rectifying Pill De/21 2/5-6
- Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures De/21 4/6
- Kennedy's Medical Discovery De/21 4/6
- Ely's Cream Balm will cure catarrh De/21 4/6
- dropsy treated free, Dr. H. H. Green & Sons, Georgia De/21 4/6
- scrofila cured by Swift Specific Co. De/21 4/6
- reward given if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails De/21 5/5
- Hostetter's Stomach Bitters De/21 5/5
- dropsy specialist Dr. H. H. Green & Sons, Georgia De/21 5/5
- St. Jacobs Oil for pains De/21 5/5-6
- Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery De/21 5/6
- August Flower De/21 5/6
- Piso's Cure for Consumption De/21 5/6
- Red Cross Cough Syrup De/21 7/3
- Hood's Sarsaparilla pills De/21 7/2
- Hall Catarrh Cure, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio De/21 7/3
- Babbitt Bros., holiday goods De/21 7/5-6
- Mesmin's French Female Pills De/21 8/1
- lost manhood restored by Nervia Medicine Co. De/21 8/1
- Dr. Miles' Pills De/21 8/3
- Ripans Tabules De/21 8/5
- short breath cured by Dr. Miles' Heart Cure De/21 8/5
Transportation
- Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Time Table No. 35 Jy/6 1/1
- Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Time Table No. 36 De/21 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
- Gila River dry in June 1868 but was best rainy season known for crops Jy/6 2/2
- hay will average well with last year's atop Jy/6 2/2
- F. A. Gully, dean of College of Agriculture of Aria, appointed delegate to World's Agricultural Congress Jy/13 2/2
- fruit prices Jy/13 2/2
- E. M. Sanford, Yuma, president of Cocopah Fruit Co. went East in interest of company Jy/13 3/1
- botanist Bernard Thorner thinks eanaigre, new tannin plant, will grow good here Jy/13 3/3
- I. P. Orme threshed an average of 1,300 sacks Jy/20 2/2
- honey shipped to New York from Maricopa County Jy/27 1/5
- birds ate peaches in Verde Valley Jy/27 1/5
- grasshoppers destroyed, crops of J. A. Marshall and A. H. Beasley, Flagstaff Jy/27 3/2
- San Carlos Indians bringing grain to Globe Ag/17 2/3
- Indians bringing in ballotes nuts Ag/17 2/3
- peaches and watermelons brought in from Beaver Creek and Verde Valley Ag/17 3/2
- beekeepers sending honey out Ag/24 2/3
- W. H. Anderson brings in excellent potatoes Ag/24 3/3
- grapes and peaches selling in Los Angeles; prices given Se/7 3/2
- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoxworth and Mrs. George Hoxworth patting up fruit in Oak Creek Se/7 3/3
- Salt. River Produce to be exhibited at World's Fair Se/14 1/4
- W. J. Pace, Hassayampa River farmer, grows seedless and coreless apples Se/14 1/5
- Hoxworths come back from Verde with fruit and tomatoes Se/14 7/2
- hay selling at $2.75 per ton in Salt River Valley Se/28 1/3
- Gov. Hughes discusses conditions of Territory Se/28 2/2
- Morgan, Tucson, is going to start shipping guano Oc/12 1/3
- grass high in Sulphur Sprigs Valley; hard to see cattle Oc/12 1/4
- manufacturing sorghum is order of day Oc/19 1/3
- Walter McBride, Flagstaff, displaying 12 pound turnip Oc/19 7/2
- ranchers digging crops of potatoes Oc/19 7/2
- Apache Indians at San Carlos raised corn and barley Oc/26 1/3
- hunting bee trees is becoming industry No/2 1/5
- European group to be brought into Southern Arizona to cultivate land No/2 1/5
- large oranges in Salt River Valley No/2 1/6
- Moot and Schuele ship raises to Chicago No/9 1/4
- high grade vinegar made from watermelons near Tucson No/2 7/5
- sorghum grown by Simeon English near Arizola No/23 1/4
- P. J. Brannen shipped potatoes from Flagstaff area No/23 7/2
- orange crop of Sonora ripening No/30 1/4
- Robt. Finnie to plant fruit trees at Brannon, Finnie & Brannen ranch No/30 7/1
- figs growing De/7 1/4
- peanuts grown by Chaplain Scott De/7 1/4
- canaigre being grown below Bisbee De/7 1/4
- group from Oregon to settle in Chino Valley De/7 7/1
- price of apricots Jy/20 2/2
- hay being shipped from Los Angeles to Prescott; should use hay in Salt River Valley De/14 1/4
- watermelons on the market De/21 1/4
- strawberries of Arizona discussed De/21 1/6
- Yuma and Maricopa counties to compete with California for best oranges and lemons De/28 1/4
- Prof. Gully, Tucson, thinks canaigre growing will be profitable industry De/28 1/5
ALCOHOL AND DRUGS
- Wm. Owens, arrested for drunkenness, dies in county jail at Phoenix Jy/13 2/2
- Chinese at Williams tried for smoking opium Jy/13 3/2
- taxes and saloons Ag/24 2/1
- A. L. Caber, Mesa City, purifies wine Se/14 1/4
- train at Casita Station roughly handled by drunkards No/30 2/2
- Prof. W. Crawhurst, California temperance advocate, to give lecture in Flagstaff De/28 7/2
ALIENS
See Chinese in the United States; Mexicans in the United States
AMUSEMENTS
See Entertainment
ANIMALS
See also: Livestock; Sports
- Board of Supervisors have decided to pay no more wild animal bounties Jy/6 3/2
- child of T. C. Carey stung by scorpion and dies Jy/13 2/2
- Jose Gomez dies of hydrophobia after being bitten by skunk Jy/13 3/5
- Silver Lake carp should remain there Jy/27 1/5
- clog run up tree by lioness; ladies come to rescue Jy/27 3/3
- child of Asa Walker, Dragoon, bitten by rattlesnake Se/14 1/4
- Joseph Roberts, Prescott, captures eagle Oc/5 1/3
- John McCarthy kills six bears acid four mountain lions Oc/5 1/3
- dog, owned by Ed Whipple of Flagstaff, bit by skunk and dies Oc/12 7/2
- antelope running along side trains Oc/19 1/3
- canary bird found in Flagstaff Oc/19 7/6
- Col. R. F. Hafford, Tombstone, has collection of birds and animals for World' s Fair No/2 1/4
- Payne, boundary survey photographer, has found tame musk hog or pecari No/9 1/4
ANTHROPOLOGY
- prehistoric ruin 32 miles northeast of Mesa Ag/17 3/4
APACHE COUNTY
Includes Navajo County until 1895.
- assessment roll given Ag/24 3/4
- fixed rate of tax Se/7 2/4
- likely it will develop into mining country No/30 7/5
- W. H. Burbage examining books of county officials De/14 1/4
ARCHAEOLOGY
See Anthropology
ARCHITECTURE
See Building and Buildings
ARIZOLA
- wants flour mill Oc/12 1/3
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; Election and Politics
ARIZONA-EDUCATION
See Education and Schools
ARMY OFFICERS
See Military Service as a Profession
ASSAULT
See Crimes and Criminals
ASSESSMENT
See Tax and Taxation
ASSOCIATIONS
See Clubs and Organizations; Livestock--Associations
ATCHINSON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILROAD
See Railroads--Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe
ATHLETES
See Sports
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
See Railroads--Atlantic & Pacific
ATTORNEYS
See Law as a Profession
BALLS (ENTERTAINMENT)
See Entertainment
BANDS
See Music
BANKRUPTCY
See Banks and Finance
BANKS AND FINANCE
See also: Economic Conditions; Education and Schools; Railroads
- Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest on time deposits Jy/6 3/1
- Albuquerque National Bank failed to open doors Monday morning Jy/6 3/2
- Albuquerque National Bank has been placed in hands of receiver J. M. Schofield Ag/17 3/1
- first bank failure in Arizona occurs in Phoenix Ag/24 2/1
- everyone holding onto money Ag/24 2/3
- J. W. Schofield, receiver of Albuquerque National Bark, entered upon duties Ag/24 3/1
- Mrs. M. J. Borden lectured on "Free Coinage of Silver" Ag/24 3/1
- bank will probably be established in Williams Se/28 2/3
- Albuquerque National Bank will probably pay portion of amount deposited by A. T. Cornish, Coconino County treasurer Oc/5 7/1
- Peter R. Brad appointed administrator of John D. Walker estate Oc/26 1/3
- Prescott has counterfeit dollars afloat Oc/26 1/3
- liabilities of Albuquerque National Bank given Oc/26 2/1
- H. J. Emerson, assistant cashier of Bank of Commerce, Albuquerque, in Flagstaff looking after new business No/9 7/1
- New Mexico Savings Bank and Trust Co. will pay ten percent divident No/23 7/4
- in Nogales, American dollar brings $1.80 in Mexican silver No/30 1/4
- Bank of Tombstone made into Tombstone Bank De/14 1/4
BASEBALL
See Sports--Baseball
BEEF CATTLE
See Livestock-Cattle
BEES
See Agriculture
BIRDS
See Animals
BIRTHS
See Children; individual parent's name; teen
BISBEE
- G. A. R. gave school children silk flag No/2 1/4
BLACK AMERICANS
See Negroes
BOARD OF EDUCATION
See Education and Schools
BOTANISTS
See Scientists
BOUNDARIES
Includes U. S., territory and county boundary disputes
- part of town of Yuma suppose to be in California No/23 1/4
- Mexican boundary survey party in Mexico De/7 1/4
- survey of line between Maricopa and Pinal counties ordered De/14 1/4
- correct boundary line between Arizona and California is not settled De/14 2/3
- Albert T. Colton and Frank P. Trott surveying border between Pinal and Maricopa counties De/28 1/6
BRANDS
See Livestock-Cattle
BREEDING
See Livestock
BRIDGES
- wagon bridge across Clear Creek to be built Jy/20 3/5
BROTHERHOOD (OGANIZATIONS)
See Clubs and Organizations
BUILDING AND BUILDINGS
Includes construction information, location of building and remodeling
See also: Business
- Board of Supervisors, Coconino County, inspected jail and hospital Jy/13 3/3
- Yuma is busy building Oc/12 1/3
- Arizona has no public buildings for use of federal officials Oc/12 1/3
- C. Jautzen, Los Angeles, has bought Switzer ranch, east of Flagstaff Oc/26 7/1
- Coconino County jail and hospital discussed No/2 2/3
- Casa Grande will have new brick hotel No/23 1/4
- Florence Hotel being torn dawn De/21 1/4
Flagstaff
- Babbitt Bros. buy building of T. G. Norris Jy/6 3/1
- house for sale by T. J. Ross Jy/6 annc. 3/6
- Dr. R. M. Francis setting up office in building fromerly used by barber E. R. Bayless Jy/20 3/1
- Gibson built picket fence around cottage Jy/20 3/2
- J. A. Vail built iron fence in front of residence Jy/20 3/2
- old flag pole in front of G. A. R. hall cut down Jy/27 3/2
- G. A. Bray leased home of T. G. Norris Ag/10 3/1
- T. J. Ross selling house Ag/10 annc. 3/4
- S. T. Elliot moved into Putnam house Ag/17 3/1
- Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cook move into Presbyterian parsonage Ag/17 3/2
- J. E. Palmer family to move into C. F. Kathrens residence Ag/17 3/2
- E. R. Bayless has moved barber shop to P. J. Brannen block Se/7 3/1
- E. F. Greenlaw has purchased Brown residence Se/7 3/3
- cottage for rent by P. J. Brannen Se/14 7/3
- C. A. Bush matting improvements on interior of residence Oc/5 7/1
- post office moved to old drugstore of D. J. Brannen Oc/5 7/2
- sidewalk being built in front of Babbitt lot Oc/5 7/6
- John Sanderson has broken ground for new building Oc/5 7/6
- foundation of John Sanderson building is completed Oc/19 7/1
- Presbyterian Church repaired Oc/19 7/1
- E. E. Ellinwood renting house until May 1, 1894 Oc/19 7/6
- J. E. Palmer and family moved to David Babbitt building Oc/26 7/1
- walls of burned Kilpatrick building fell in No/16 7/2
- saloon of John T. Jones repapered and repainted No/30 7/5
- Kilpatrick Block, destroyed by fire, will be rebuilt De/21 7/3
Prescott
- Marion property purchased by R. N. Fredericks Jy/27 1/5
- W. F. R. Schindler buys house for daughter, Mrs. W. O. O'Neill No/16 1/4
Williams
- Dr. W. M. Johnston erecting cottages Se/14 2/3
- many sidewalks being built Se/14 2/3
- hard times have not interfered with building boom Se/14 2/3
- H. H. Pattridge building addition to residence Se/28 2/3
- Conductor Joseph's new house is almost completed Oc/5 2/3
- new residence to be erected by Engineer H. D. Moore Oc/12 2/2
- F. Lamb commenced new building Oc/12 2/2
- Pleasant improving house Oc/19 2/3
- J. Davis having fence built around lot Oc/19 2/3
- R. B. Burns, Williams, adds piazza onto residence Oc/26 2/3
- David Daze has put extension on house No/2 7/3
- Hayword has house clapboarded No/2 7/3
- addition put on Williams Livery Stable No/16 7/4
- Boyce has two story piazza built in Grand Canyon hotel De/7 2/3
- Mrs. York buys lodging house from Mrs. Evans De/7 2/3
- J. L. Davis enlarging his cottage De/21 2/3
- new building to be court house De/21 2/3
- L. L. Ferrell moved into cottage next to R. B. Burns De/21 2/3
- A. Drake has built shop at rear of house lot De/28 7/4
Winslow
- cottages being built Jy/20 3/5
- John Murray, railroad conductor, building new house Se/14 7/6
- W. H. Burbage, lawyer, has new sign No/30 7/5
- Martin Daly has completed cottage De/14 9/4
BUSINESS
See also: Advertisements; Agriculture; Banks and Finance;
Communications;
Economic Conditions;
Livestock;
Lumber and Lumbering;
Mines and Mining;
Railroads; Ranches and Farms
- merchants protesting against new licenses Jy/6 2/2
- L. H. Tolfree, California, to be in charge of Grand Canyon Hotels Jy/6 3/2
- partnership between L. D. Gale and Sam McFarland dissolved Jy/6 3/3
- notice of dissolution of firm of L. D. Gale and Sam McFarland Jy/6 annc. 3/5
- H. F. Banta in charge of brother's business for month in St. Johns Jy/20 3/2
- Al Hickey is running a barber shop in Gallup Ag/17 3/1
- Eagle Flour Mill at Tucson to start up Se/7 2/3
- wool growing firm of W. F. Hull & Co. dissolved Se/7 3/2
- A. L. Henshaw made receiver for E. H. Winters' Bee Hive Store in Phoenix Se/7 3/2
- T. J. Ross sold stock of goods to Max Salzman Se/14 7/3
- G. A. Ringwald plans harness shop in Tuma Se/28 7/1
- Morgan, Tucson, is going to start snipping guano Oc/12 1/3
- Hoxworth & Co. supplying Kingman and Needles with mutton Oc/12 7/3
- Howard Sheep Co. incorporated De/7 annc. 2/3
- Godfrey Sykes to take care of Kems Canyon business Oc/26 7/3
- L. W. Blinn, Fairbank, moves stock not damaged in fire to Tombstone No/2 1/4
- two stores and drug store will cue closed on Sunday in Kingman No/16 1/4
- Pima, Gratin County to have flour mill No/16 1/4
- J. C. Phelan, Winslow butcher, goes to Holbrook to open market De/14 9/4
- Wilcox has four barber shops De/21 1/4
- Prescott man sells cabbage and sauerkraut in Phoneix; need north-south railroad De/28 1/4
Flagstaff
- announcement of J. Guthrie Savage Jy/6 1/1
- T. F. Pulliam clerking for John Sanderson Jy/6 3/1
- E. R. Bayless to continue barber business in new Daggs building Jy/6 3/3
- Flagstaff hotel arrivals Jy/13 3/4
- Walter McBride has opened boot and shoe shop Jy/20 3/1
- Francis Donahue has opened merchant tailoring establishment Jy/20 3/2
- list of arrivals at hotels Jy/20 3/5
- hotel arrivals Jy/27 3/4
- arrivals at Bank Hotel Ag/10 3/4
- stock of S. T. Elliot & Co. moves to Babbitt Bros. store Ag/10 3/4
- Walter McBride opens boot and shoe store Ag/10 3/4
- Wm. Powell has started water wagon Ag/17 3/1
- Otto F. Zottman, Albuquerque, in Flagstaff representing Clark-Whitson Music Co. Ag/17 3/2
- hotel arrivals Ag/17 3/4
- C. W. Bayless has opened saloon Ag/24 3/1
- R. Aston and Ben Taylor building feed corral Ag/24 3/1
- hotel arrivals Ag/24 3/5
- John Abeel disposes of stock and business to Barbour Wynns Se/7 annc. 3/4, 3/4
- hotel arrivals listed Se/14 2/3
- John Sanderson to build business house Se/14 7/1
- George Margaretich closes saloon Se/14 7/2
- W. S. Dedloss closed store Se/14 7/3
- hotel arrivals Se/28 7/6
- Dr. D. J. Brannen sold stock of drugs to Dr. P. G. Cornish and F. W. Smith Oc/5 7/2
- hotel arrivals Oc/5 7/4
- hotel arrivals Oc/12 7/4
- hotel arrivals Oc/19 1/6
- G. A. Bray will move goods into David Babbitt building Oc/19 7/1
- goods at New York Store selling low Oc/19 7/2
- street fakir drew crowd Oc/26 7/2
- A. T. Cornish ships empty beer kegs to Prescott Oc/26 7/3
- G. A. Bray asks customers to call on him in new place Oc/26 7/3
- hotel arrivals Oc/26 7/6
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. has new advertisement No/2 7/2
- hotel arrivals No/2 7/6
- hotel arrivals No/9 7/4
- John Sanderson to occupy new store No/16 7/1
- Mrs. Lockwood opens restaurant No/16 7/2
- hotel arrivals No/16 7/4
- hotel arrivals No/23 7/3
- John Sanderson has moved into new store No/30 7/1
- hotel arrivals No/30 7/3
- J. W. Weatherford closed business and will go to Kansas City De/7 7/1
- hotel arrivals De/7 7/5
- C. R. Bayless opens new barber shop De/14 9/5
- Moyer & Palmer will do watch and clock repair De/14 9/1
- Cook & Lee will open old stand De/14 9/1
- A. W. Lewis, salesman for cigars, in town De/14 9/1
- hotel arrivals De/14 9/3
- has box factory De/14 9/4
- hotel arrivals De/21 7/4
- hotel arrivals De/28 7/3
Prescott
- Campbell, Williams, to go into business in Prescott Oc/12 2/2
- barber will not do business on Sunday No/30 1/6
Williams
- new harness shop to start Se/14 2/3
- new millinery shop of Mrs. d. F. Michael to open soon Se/14 2/3
- Cook & Lee have Jewelry shop Se/14 2/3
- Mrs. d. F. Michael moved into new store Se/28 2/3
- V. Garcia moved into new storeroom Oc/12 2/2
- T. Wagner having meat market enlarged Oc/26 2/3
- Hoyle to have barber shop Oc/26 2/3
- Grand Canyon Hotel prospering De/28 7/4
- free lunch on Sunday at Parlor Saloon De/28 7/4
Winslow
- dissolution notice between T. W. Smith and J. X. Woods Se/28 7/7
- D. H. Wilson opens drug store No/30 7/5
- T. T. Hines & Co. received order from Needles Ice Co. for 45,000 bricks De/14 9/4
CAMERAS
See Photography
CAMPAIGNS (POLITICAL)
See Elections and Politics
CANALS
See Water and Water Resources--Canals and Irrigation
CASA GRANDE
- business portion burns Oc/5 1/3
- to have new brick hotel No/23 1/4
CATHOLICS AND CATHOLICISM
- Fr. Freri to be priest at Tombstone church No/16 7/2
- Rev. F. Dilly sent from Flagstaff to Nogales De/7 7/2
Flagstaff
- Catholic church; Felix Dilly pastor; annc. of regular services Jy/13 annc. 1/1
- no service next Sunday Se/28 7/1
- regular services Oc/5 7/1
- Rev. J. Freri to be priest in Flagstaff No/30 7/2
- Rev. J. Freri to be new pastor De/7 7/2
Winslow
- ladies to give entertainment No/23 7/1
- entertainment given by Catholic ladies No/30 7/5
CATTLE
See Livestock--Cattle
CELEBRATIONS
See Holidays and Religious Days; Entertainment
CENSUS
See Statistics
CHILDREN
- Jy/20: dies from diphtheria 3/2
- Jy/27: travels 3/1
- Ag/10: boy born 3/1; birthday party 3/1; returns 3/2; boy born 3/2; dead 3/3
- Ag/24: need to be protected from ruffians 2/3; return from East 3/2; leave for California 3/2; visit tourist sites 3/3
- Se/7: whooping cough 3/1; spend winter in Los Angeles 3/1
- Se/14: girl born 7/1; twin daughters born 7/1
- Se/28: baby, who was only five inches long, dies 1/3; dies in railroad wreck 1/4
- Oc/5: students promoted to next grade 2/3
- Oc/12: boy born 7/3
- Oc/19: thirteen year old girl gives birth 1/3; ill 2/3; visits uncle 2 3; to visit in Missouri. 7/1; visits Kansas
7/2; boy dies 7/2
- Oc/26: enrollment increased at Ft. Yuma school 1/3; girl born 7/1; attend school 7/1; moves to Los Angeles 7/2
- No/2: seduced 7/5
- No/16: boy drowns 1/4; arm broken 7/4
- No/30: girl born 7/2
- De/7: school girl gives birth to baby 1/4; infant child dies girl born 2/3; boy born 7/1; boy dies 7/1
- De/14: will return from Missouri 9/1; dies 9/1; breaks leg 9/2; dies 9/4
- give Christmas program De/28 7/4
CHINESE IN THE UNITED STATES
- charged with smoking opium in Williams Jy/13 3/2
- Willcox has immense Chinese population Se/28 1/3
- Ah Lum, gardener, says Flagstaff house entered by two whites No/2 7/2
- Sam Kee, merchant, robbed in Globe No/30 1/4
- rules for Chinese registration De/28 7/5
CHRISTMAS
See Holidays and Religious Days--Christmas
CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
See Mormons and Mormonism
CIRCUS
See Entertainment
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.
- Rev. J. R. Cooper, Colorado Jy/6 3/2
- Rev. Colts Jy/6 3/2
- Rev. F. Dilly, Catholic priest, ex-Flagstaff, Nogales Jy/13 3/2
- Rev. Thomas C. Moffett, Flagstaff, Presbyterian minister Ag/10 3/2
- Rev. G. H. Adams, ex-Supt. of Missions of M. E. Church Ag/10 3/3
- Rev. G. E. Pooler, Winslow, M. E. minister Se/7 3/2
- M. W. Chase, New York, M. E. minister Se/14 2/3
- Rev. J. T. Pierce, Flagstaff M. E. minister Se/14 7/3
- Rev. O. J. McFadden, Williams, M. E. minister Se/28 2/3
- Father Quetu, Prescott Se/28 7/3
- Rev. C. P. Wilson, M. E. minister Oc/5 2/2
- Rev. Fred Sheldon, M. E. minister &/5 2/2
- Nathan L. Guthrie, M. E. minister, dead Oc/5 2/2
- Rev. T. W. Downs, M. E. minister Oc/5 5 2/2
- Andrews, Bishop of M. E. Church Oc/5 2/2
- G. F. Bovard, Supt, of M. E. Missions in Arizona Oc/12 2/2
- F. W. Downs, M. E. Church Oc/12 2/2
- J. A. Crouch, M. E. Church Oc/12 2/2
- C. J. Chase, Prescott M. E. Church Oc/12 2/2
- Rev. C. R. Nugent, Tombstone, Presbyterian minister Oc/19 1/4
- Rev. McKinney, Presbyterian minister Oc/19 1/4
- Rev. J. Freri, Flagstaff Catholic priest No/16 7/2
- Rev. Father Bachause De/7 1/6
- Rev. Dolje, Catholic priest De/7 7/1
- Rev. and Mrs. Kloss De/7 7/3
- Rev. Menaul, Albuquerque minister De/21 7/1
CLIMATE
See Weather
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
See also: Entertainment; Music
- Mrs. Nellie J. Campbell, Florence, received $2,000 from A. O. U. W. Se/7 2/3
- Phoenix Court, Ancient Order of Foresters organized Oc/19 1/3
- Arizona Lodge, No. 1, A. O. U. W., Tucson, gives money to widow of John B. Hart Oc/26 1/3
- Masons of Phoenix to entertain guests for Grand Lodge meeting No/2 1/4
- lodge of Odd Fellows to be organized in Yuma No/16 1/4
- invitations out for dedication of K of P hall No/23 1/4
- Maricopa County Missourians organize "Missouri Club" No/23 1/4
- Masonic grand lodge, F. & A. M., has session in Phoenix No/23 1/5
- Mrs. Emma J. Guild received warrant from A. O. U. W. after death of W. E. Guild No/23 7/3
- A. O. U. W. lodge will have elegant upholstered chairs No/30 1/5
- lodge of A. O. U. W. will be organized in Tempe De/14 1/4
Flagstaff
- Mountain Lodge No. 15, K of P; announcement of regular meetings Jy/6 1/1
- I. O. O. F., Flagstaff Lodge, No. 11; announcement of regular meetings Jy/6 1/1
- Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7, F. & A. M.; announcement of regular meeting Jy/6 1/7
- G. A. R.: announcement of regular meeting of Ransom Post, G. A. R., No. 4 Jy/6 1/1
- meeting of Mountain Lodge, No. 15, K of P Jy/6 annc. 3/4
- A. O. U. W. Flagstaff Lodge No. 13; announcement of regular meetings Jy/13 1/1
- N. G. Layton came from Challender to install new officers of Flagstaff Lodge No. 11 Jy/13 3/1
- officers of Mountain Lodge, No. 15, K of P installed Jy/13 3/2
- N. G. Layton installed officers of Flagstaff Lodge, No. 11, I. O. O. F. Jy/13 3/5
- visitors that attended Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7, F. & A. M. Ag/10 3/2
- Joe Johnston, Williams, attending meeting of A. O. U. W. here Ag/24 3/1
- Chautauqua circle will be organized Oc/19 7/1
- Chautauqua, circle to be organized Oc/19 7/1
- Chautauqua circle to be organized Oc/26 7/2
- A. O. U. W. will meet in G. A. R. hall No/2 7/1
- Mountain Lodge, K of P leased David Babbitt building No/16 7/2
- reading assignment given No/16 7/2
- reading assignments for C. L. S. C. No/23 7/3
- reading assignments for C. L. S. C. club No/30 7/2
- Mountain Lodge No. 15 K of P has received new carpet for hall De/7 7/2
- Chautauqua circle to meet De/7 7/3
- new officers listed of various clubs De/7 7/4
- Chautauqua Circle to hold meeting De/14 9/1
- officers elected at Ransom Post No. 4, G. A. R. De/14 9/2
- Chautauqua lessons given De/21 7/1
COCHISE COUNTY
- Scott White would not let McAllister have his seat in Board of Supervisors' meeting Jy/13 2/1
- surveyed and unsurveyed land Jy/13 2/2
- tax levy given Se/7 2/3
- county taxes being paid rapidly No/9 1/6
- bonded indebtedness discussed De/21 1/6
COCONINO COUNTY
- assessment roll Jy/13 2/3
- proceeding of Board of Supervisors and Board of Equalization to be found in this issue Jy/13 3/1
- meeting of Board of Supervisors Jy/13 3/3
- Board of Supervisors hold meeting Jy/20 3/4
- Board of Equalization hear cases Jy/20 3/4
- Board of Supervisors adjourned Jy/27 3/1
- district court adjourned Ag/10 3/4
- assessment rolls Ag/17 3/3
- Board of Supervisors to have meeting Ag/24 3/2
- Board of Supervisors' meeting; lack of county funds to pay sheriff Se/7 3/2
- total valuation Se/7 3/3
- first tax record from Mary Stemmer Se/14 7/1
- 786 names on tax roll of Coconino County Se/14 7/1
- Board of Supervisors meet Monday Se/28 7/2
- Col. J. F. Wilson appointed probate judge Oc/5 7/1
- meeting of Board of Supervisors; bills listed Oc/5 7/3
- Board of Supervisors discuss closure of Albuquerque bank where county's money is Oc/5 7/3
- district court to convene Oct. 23 Oc/5 7/5
- Drum and Gray, deputy sheriffs, busy getting jurors and serving subpoenas for next court session Oc/12 7/3
- order given to sue bondsman of county treasurer who lost some funds by putting them in bank that failed Oc/19 2/1
- term of district court will be busy one Oc/19 7/2
- Board of Supervisors have meeting Oc/19 7/4
- grand and trial jurors listed for district court; civil and criminal cases listed Oc/19 7/5-6
- district court; criminal and civil cases listed No/2 7/3
- two Mexicans take pauper's oath No/2 7/2
- report of grand Jury should be read by taxpayers No/2 7/1
- report of district court No/2 2/2
- appointments Oc/26 7/1
- session of district court; cases disposed of No/9 7/4
- Board of Supervisors hold meeting No/16 7/3
- meeting of Board of Supervisors No/23 7/4
- Board of Supervisors to meet on Saturday No/30 7/1
- Treasurer Cornish collecting taxes De/7 7/2
- Board of Supervisors hold meeting De/7 4
- time lock for county treasurer's safe arrived De/21 7/2
- Board of Supervisors to meet Saturday De/28 7/1
- A. T. Cornish to receive money he deposited in Albuquerque National Bank for county De/28 7/2
- Board of Supervisors hold meeting De/28 7/3
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
See also: Education and Schools; Educators
- Dr. Theo. B. Comstock, President of University of Arizona in Flagstaff Se/7 3/2
- salaries of three professors raised at University Se/28 1/3
- Dr. Comstock gives report on Territorial University Oc/12 1/3
- Territorial Normal. School at Tempe has collection of fossils No/30 1/6
COLORADO RIVER
- franchise for construction of steam railroad granted No/2 1/4
- talk of improving channel No/30 2/1
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
See Diseases
COMMUNICATIONS
See also: Transportation
Postal Service
- Tucson postmaster has reduced rent of boxes in office Jy/6 2/2
- mail route change Jy/6 2/4
- new mail schedule between Flagstaff and Tuba City Jy/13 3/2
- post offices listed that have been discontinued Se/7 2/3
- Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railroad to carry mail between Prescott and Ash Fork Se/7 3/3
- mail service charges given Se/14 1/6
- Andrew J. Halbert appointed Tempe postmaster Se/28 1/3
- Flagstaff post office moved to Dr. D. J. Brannan's old drugstore Oc/5 7/2
- Yuma office recommended for third class Oc/19 1/5
- post office departments advertising for bids to carry mail in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Idaho Oc/19 2/1
- Chas. DeGroff appointed postmaster at Tucson Oc/26 1/3
- James S. Patterson is postmaster at Goldfield mining camp Oc/26 1/3
- G. H. Waterbury, post office inspector, in Flagstaff Oc/26 7/4
- unusual state of affairs at Challender Oc/26 7/4
- mail schedules on trains No/9 7/2
- Geo. H. Waterbury, postal inspector, causing problems in New Mexico and Arizona No/9 7/6
- Tucson postmaster required to give bonds No/16 1/4
- Michael Weiz, postmaster at new office in Tysons No/23 1/4
- F. W. Volz appointed Canyon Diablo postmaster No/2-3 7/1
- John B. Jones is new postmaster at Challender No/23 7/1
- Dan H. King is Fort Thomas postmaster No/30 1/4
Telegraph
- J. E. Palmer left Flagstaff to work for company in San Francisco Jy/13 3/2
- Western Union Telegraph office to be moved upstairs in Babbitt Bros. block Ag/17 3/2
- workmen moving battery of Western Union Telegraph office to Babbitt Bros. building Ag/24 3/2
- Chas. Edwards is telegraph operator at Seligman No/23 7/2
- F. L. Thompson is telegraph operator at Challender No/30 7/2
Telephone
- Chas. Canall, electrician, made connection between Williams and Flagstaff De/7 7/2
CONSTABLES
See Law Enforcement Personnel
CONSTRUCTION
See Building and Buildings
CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS
See Roads and Streets
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
See Diseases
COST OF LIVING
See Economic Conditions
COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE
- wives' lives wrecked by Lotharios Ag/17 2/3
- will be several weddings before Christmas in Winslow De/14 9/4
COURTS
See Arizona--Courts; individual cities; individual counties.
COWBOYS
- captured Tombstone Se/28 1/3
COWS
See Livestock--Cattle
CREEKS
See Water and Water Resources
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS
Includes crimes through court convictions after which the articles fall under Prisons and Prisoners.
See also: Military; Railroads-A & P
DAMS
See Water and Water Resources
DANCING
See Entertainment
DEATHS
See Children; Women; and individual names.
DECORATION DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
See Election and Politics
DENTISTS
See Medicine as a Profession
DISASTERS
Includes only natural calamities.
See also: Accidents; Fires and Fire Prevention; Railroad-Accidents
- bad flooding at Bisbee and Fairbanks Jy/27 1/5
- two earthquakes felt in Tombstone Ag/24 2/3
DISEASES
Includes only human diseases and methods used to control their spread. Animal diseases are found under Livestock.
See also: Medicine
- E. M. Mills dies of heart paralysis in Phoenix Jy/6 2/2
- Louis Marion, Prescott, dies of Bright's disease Jy/6 3/1
- cases of diphtheria in Williams and Ash Fork Jy/13 3/2
- Jose Gomez dies of hydrophobia after being bit by skunk Jy/13 3/5
- The News says there are number of cases of diphtheria in Williams Jy/20 3/1
- Julius Beaker, Apache County, dies of heart disease Jy/20 3/1
- children in Ash Fork die from diphtheria Jy/20 3/2
- deaths from diphtheria in Phoenix Jy/27 1/5
- Gus Reimer is on sick list Ag/10 3
- Dr. F. H. Waite is on sick list Ag/10 3/2
- Dr. Thornton sick in California Ag/10 3/3
- F. W. Scull, Kingman, sick with hemorrhage of lungs Ag/10 3/3
- David Babbitt has attack of rheumatism Ag/17 3/2
- Marcus A. Smith, delegate of Arizona, has typhoid fever Ag/24 2/1
- Dr. D. J. Brannen is on sick list Ag/24 3/2
- cases of whooping cough in Flagstaff Ag/24 3/2
- Fort Huachua men have typhoid malaria Se/7 2/3
- children in Flagstaff have whooping cough Se/7 3/J
- A. S. Coon, A & P conductor, in Albuquerque hospital because of rheumatism Se/14 7/1
- Mrs. Beasley, Flagstaff, goes to Arkansas, hopefully to improve health Oc/5 7/2
- Rev. J. T. Pierce owes Arizona his health after having consumption Oc/12 7/2
- Lee Perkins, Williams, sick with fever Oc/19 2/3
- Miss Jennie Farnsworth is ill Oc/19 2/3
- J. H. Packard, Supt. of McCale Mining Co., dies of pneumonia Oc/26 1/3
- S. E. Patton, Williams, much better Oc/26 2/3
- Lee Perkins, Williams, fully recovered Oc/26 2/3
- Mrs. Robert Young.fully recovered Oc/26 2/3
- Miss Blanche Brown, Williams, recovers from fever Oc/26 2/3
- Jack Eberly, California, dies of consumption Oc/26 7/4
- Wm. E. Guild, Florence, dies of typhoid fever No/2 7/5
- Judge P. M. Thurmond, Graham County, plans to return from Texas after regaining health No/16 1/4
- John C. Dunn, Gallup, dies of consumption No/30 7/1
- E. A. Rogers, Prescott, ill with diphtheria No/30 7/2
- S. E. Patton and daughter Clara well after sickness De/7 2/3
- John Weatherford ill with pneumonia De/21 7/1
- Miss Blanche Brown, Williams, goes to California for health De/28 7/4
DISEASES (MENTAL)
See Mental Health
DIVORCE
- Addie M. Fill granted a divorce from Walter J. Hill; Mary Johnson granted divorce from Robt. Johnson Ag/10 3/4
DOCTORS
See Medicine as a Profession
DOGS
See Animals
DOMESTIC ANIMALS
See Livestock
DROWNINGS
See Accidents
DRUGS
See Alcohol and Drugs
DRUNKS
See Alcohol and Drugs
DRY FARMING
See Agriculture
EARTHQUAKES
See Disasters
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
Includes prices and cost of living.
See also: Agriculture; Banks and Finance
- fruit prices Jy/13 2/2
- price of apricots Jy/20 2/2
- price of hay and barley in Salt River Valley given Se/28 1/3
- comparison of sale of wool this year with last year No/2 2/1
EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS
See also: Colleges and Universities; Educators
- school census in Yavapai County Jy/20 2/2
- no funds for reform school until 1894 Jy/20 3/2
- bonds for new school being offered in Winslow Jy/20 3/5
- Pinal County school census Jy/27 1/5
- appointment of trustee holds good daring term Jy/27 2/1
- St. Johns teachers listed Ag/10 2/3
- Miss Elizabeth R. Baker to be new school teacher in Verde Ag/10 3/1
- Miss Annie Ross to be Ash Fork school teacher Ag/10 3/2
- new building completed in Yuma Ag/17 2/3
- school opens; teachers listed Ag/17 3/2
- Tucson purchased $700 piano for public school Se/7 2/3
- Supt. of Public Instruction, Neatherton, appointed Mrs. A. B. Mitchell, Prescott member of Territorial Board of Examiners Se/7 2/3
- Coconino County school census Jy/27 3/3
- Miss Annie Ross to take charge of Ash Fork Public School Se/7 3/3
- applicants appear before examining board Se/7 3/3
- Flagstaff supplying teachers for many areas Se/14 7/5
- list of certificates issued Se/28 7/3
- students listed that were promoted to next grade in Williams Oc/5 2/3
- school statistics of Territory given Oc/19 2/2
- Miss Ella Hawks to teach in Pine Top Oc/19 7/1
- enrollment increased at Fort Yuma school Oc/26 1/3
- Arizona has 211 public schools Oc/26 7/1
- Ira Hoxworth to go to school in Denver Oc/26 7/1
- Miss Ada Murphy, who gave reading in Flagstaff, now teacher in California Oc/26 7/3
- Miss Olive Welch to teach school in Crozier, Mohave County No/16 7/1
- P. R. Weatherford tendered resignation as school trustee No/16 7/2
- Teachers' Institute of Cochise County will be held in Tombstone No/23 1/4
- American flag flies in Tempe No/23 7/5
- teachers told rules of corporal punishment No/30 7/4
- Coconino County Supt. of Schools, E. J. Babbitt, made apportionment of public school funds De/7 7/5
- Bellemont to have new school house De/28 7/1
- Arizona Teachers' Association to have reception in Tucson De/28 7/2
- public school in Williams closes term De/28 7/4
Flagstaff
- Flagstaff principal and teachers selected Jy/13 3/5
- school to start; no new textbooks Ag/10 3/2
- list of readings for each grade Se/7 2/4
- Miss Laura Hoxworth opens kindergarten school Se/14 7/2
- give exhibition in Babbitt Hall during holidays De/7 7/2
Williams
- has new school building; teachers listed Se/14 2/3
- has 90 pupils Se/28 2/3
- attendance given No/16 7/4
- Nellis offered to furnish water for school gratis De/14 2/3
EDUCATORS
Only the original article containing an educator's name is listed here. For complete information see the individual's name.
- Miss Annie Ross, Ash Fork teacher Jy/6 3/1
- Miss Laura Hoxworth, Flagstaff teacher Jy/13 3/2
- Miss Sallie Gibson, White Hills, Mohave County teacher Jy/13 3/2
- Miss Maggie Brannen, Flagstaff teacher Jy/13 3/5
- Miss Flora Weatherford, Flagstaff teacher Jy/13 3/5
- J. W. Ross, Flagstaff school principal Jy/13 3/5
- Miss Hunt, St. Johns teacher Ag/10 2/3
- Miss Kempe, St. Johns teacher Ag/10 2/3
- Mrs. Bessie Frank, St. Johns teacher Ag/10 2/3
- J. W. Brown, St. Johns teacher Ag/10 2/3
- Miss Elizabeth R. Baker, Cotton-wood teacher Ag/10 3/1
- Netherton, Supt. of Public Instruction Se/7 2/3
- Dr. Theo. B. Comstock, President of University of Arizona at Tucson Se/7 3/2
- Miss Anna Crothers, Tempe teacher Se/7 3/3
- Miss Emma A. Cook, Tip Top teacher Se/14 1/5
- Miss Martha McIntire, Williams teacher Se/14 2/3
- Prof. Arey, Williams teacher Se/14 2/3
- Miss Virginia Weatherford, Payson teacher Se/14 7/5
- Miss Bertha Lockwood, Bellemont teacher Se/14 7/5
- Prof. Gulley, Tucson, university professor Se/28 1/3
- Prof. Boggs, Tucson Territorial University Se/28 7/3
- S. M. McCowan, Supt. of Welsh Institute, Fort Mohave Oc/19 2/3
- Miss Ella Hawks, Pine Top teacher Oc/19 7/1
- Prof. Storment, Tempe Normal School No/30 1/6
ELECTION AND POLITICS
- Phoenix Gazette says Blowmaster Henry failed to defeat appointment of Thomas Gates Jy/13 2/1
- Tucson Star says it is leading Democratic paper of Territory Jy/13 2/1
- Dr. Brannen should be candidate for governor Jy/13 2/1
- Vice-President Adlai E. Stevenson went through Flagstaff on train Jy/13 3/6
- Gov. Hughes in race for U. S. senator handicapped by investigation of public morals, says Gila Bend Arizonan Jy/27 2/1
- men appointed by Gov. Hughes think he is a good governor Ag/10 2/1
- first Arizona state senators will be Republican Ag/10 2/1
- statehood would bring in new ticket Ag/17 2/1
- got Smith and Cleveland Ag/24 2/1
- Democrats will ruin every industry in Arizona Se/14 2/1
- Flagstaff Democrat tells Sun not to "monkey the democratic band wagon" Se/28 2/1
- Arizona Democrats insist that administration has nothing to do with hard times Se/28 2/2
- someone questioning democracy of the Democrats, says Coconino sun Oc/5 2/1
- Gazette says to Democrats "Make your choice between the Gazette and Gov. Hughes" Oc/12 2/1
- Democrats are having "monkey and parrot" time over "spoils of victory" Oc/19 2/1
- Republicans "point with pride" to quarrel now going on in Democratic party Oc/19 2/1
- Our Mineral Wealth, Kingman, adopts populist doctrine Oc/26 2/1
- Mark Smith should devote attention to one bill Oc/26 2/1
- Gov. Hughes filing charges against different officials De/14 2/1
- "Bucky" O'Neill would never join Democrats De/21 2/1
ELECTRICITY
- Prescott Electric Light Co. has filed articles of incorporation No/9 2/3
- Phoenix electric street car will extend to Capitol grounds No/23 1/4
- Prescott has new poles and wires De/14 1/4
ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY TEACHERS
See Educators
EMBEZZLEMENT
See Crimes and Criminals-Embezzlement
EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION
- new newspaper, Resources of Southern California, to be devoted to
immigration interests of Southern California and Arizona Ag/10 2/1
- European group to be brought into Southern Arizona to cultivate land No/2 1/5
- gentleman looking for place near Yuma to plant Italian colony De/7 1/4
- Italian grape growers might settle near Yuma De/7 1/6
- rules for Chinese registration De/28 7/5
EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR
See also: Business; Mines and Mining; Railroads
- closing down of silver mines causing many to be out of work Ag/17 2/3
- Alfred Averyt to be salesman in Prescott for Wm. Dulin Ag/17 3/2
- George Jones to be in employ of Saginaw Lumber Co. in Williams Ag/24 3/1
- Fred Riley, ex-Flagstaff, now in Mesa with Arizona Hardware Co. Se/14 7/1
- Santa Fe Co. says no Austrians, Italians or Huns are to be hired Se/14 7/2
- P. ft. Weatherford severed connection with Babbitt Bros.; will become traveling salesman Se/14 7/3
- Bricklayers' Protective Association of Phoenix has struck for higher wages Se/28 1/3
- men quitting at Saginaw Lumber Co. because of low wages Oc/12 7/3
- M. J. Doran waiting upon patrons of drug store of F. W. Smith & Co. in Flagstaff Oc/19 7/5
- S. T. Elliot has accepted position in Babbitt Bros. store No/2 7/1
- A. Gibson to take charge of Gregg & Sawyer eating house in Challender No/30 7/2
- 15 men frown Michigan to work in Williams De/7 2/3
- O. Whitlock accepted position with Coconino Lumber Co. De/7 7/1
- employees of D. M. Riordan thank him for Thanksgiving dinner De/7 7/4
- S. M. Cullom, Jr., Chicago, employed by Riordan Mercantile Co. De/21 7/1
ENTERTAINMENT
See also: Holidays and Religious Days; Music;
Sports; Fairs; Clubs and Organizations; Protestant and Protestantism
- Sells & Rentfrow's circus to perform in Phoenix Oc/12 1/3
- Apache Club to have grand ball in Bisbee No/23 1/4
- Arizona coming up on society matters No/23 2/2
- Locomotive Firemen's ball tonight in Needles No/30 7/2
- Winslow, Williams and Holbrook to have Christmas balls De/14 9/5
Flagstaff
- Flagstaff Tennis Club gives hop Jy/13 3/2
- fire fund dance Jy/20 3/2
- fire fund ball to be held in Flagstaff Jy/20 3/3
- "Zanie" to be rendered Jy/27 3/2
- fire fund ball given Jy/27 3/3
- Flagstaff Tennis Club gives second monthly ball Ag/10 3/2
- famous Peak Sisters to give entertainment Se/28 7/1
- comical musical put on by Ladies' Aid Societies of Methodist and Presbyterian churches Oc/5 7/5
- dance given in Babbitt's hall enjoyed by all Oc/12 7/1
- Epworth League to give special entertainment Oc/19 7/2
- go to firemen's ball No/2 7/1
- ball to be given for purchase of fire apparatus No/2 7/1
- sleigh riding parties are order of evenings De/28 7/1
- dances given by Flagstaff's dancing clubs De/28 7/2
Williams
- dance and tug of war to be held Se/14 2/3
- surprise party given for Miss Laura Sweet Oc/5 2/3
- dance given for people delayed by washouts Oc/5 2/3
- masquerade ball to be held by Williams Athletic and Social Club Oc/12 2/2
- masquerade ball of Williams Athletic Association postponed Oc/26 2/3
- masquerade was pleasant No/2 7/3
Winslow
- Entertainment given by Catholic ladies No/30 7/5
- Window Lodge No. 7, K of P will give annual ball De/14 9/4
EPIDEMIC
See Diseases
ESCAPES (PRISON)
See Prisons and Prisoners
EXHIBITIONS
See Fairs
EXPLORERS AND ADVENTURERS
- J. H. Marshall, Grand Canyon explorer No/9 7/3
EXPLOSIONS
See Accidents
EXPOSITIONS
See Fairs
FADS AND FASHIONS
See also: Courtship and Marriage; Entertainment
- "canning dogs" big in Winslow Jy/20 3/5
FAIRS
FARM ANIMALS
See Livestock
FARMING
See Agriculture
FARMS
See Ranches and Farms
FESTIVALS
See Holidays and Religious Days
FEVER
See Diseases
FINANCE
See Banks and Finance; Economic Conditions
FIRE INSURANCE
See Insurance
FIRE PREVENTION
See Fires and Fire Prevention
FIREARMS
See also: Accidents
- more six shooters than "bloods" at ball Oc/5 1/3
FIRES AND FIRE PREVENTION
- brick store owned by J. R. Stevens, Thatcher, destroyed Jy/6 2/2
- house of Lieut. Hussey burns Jy/6 3/1
- Thomas Howe writes note of thanks to Flagstaff for help during fire Jy/6 3/3
- Fourth of July fire in Flagstaff Jy/6 3/4
- Big Sandy Mill at Signal, Mohave County, destroyed by fire Jy/13 2/2
- Flagstaff meeting called to organize fire company Jy/13 3/4
- Williams House at Phoenix burned Jy/20 2/2
- fire fund dance in Flagstaff Jy/20 3/2
- attend fire fund ball in Flagstaff Jy/20 3/2
- fire fund ball to be held in Flagstaff Jy/20 3/3
- fire fund ball given Jy/27 3/3
- fire destroyed Tourist Hotel completely in Flagstaff Se/28 7/2
- business portion of Casa Grande burns Oc/5 1/3
- roof of Jas. Dent's house in Flagstaff caught on fire Oc/12 7/1
- W. H. Hagerman's house in Old Town burns Oc/19 7/1
- Masonic hall on Kilpatrick block burns to ground Oc/26 7/3
- Florence Hotel burned Oc/26 1/3
- Flagstaff to give ball for purchase of fire apparatus No/2 7/1
- George Margeritch planned to set fire to saloon to collect insurance De/7 2/2
FISHING
See: Animals; Sports
FLAGSTAFF
See also: Tourists and Tourism
- if corporate could get water works Jy/6 2/1
- every citizen should help to improve property Jy/6 3/2
- summer resort for Arizona Jy/6 3/3
- alley between Railroad Ave. and Aspen Ave. is foul smelling Jy/13 3/2
- missing plates sent to Babbitt's Hall can be found by calling on G. A. Bray Jy/27 3/3
- tempers flying Ag/10 3/2
- has L. A. Chamber of Commerce excursion visit Se/7 3/4
- hotel arrivals Se/7 3/5
- J. Hauxhurst family returned to Phoenix after spending summer in Flagstaff Oc/5 7/3
FLOOD
See Disasters
FLOWERS AND GARDENING
See also: Agriculture
- wild raspberries plentiful Ag/17 3/2
- Mrs. J. S. Harding, Tucson, has large beautiful rose bush No/23 1/4
FOOD
See Agriculture; Economic Conditions
FOOTBALL
See Sports
FORESTS AND FORESTRY
See also: Lumber and Lumbering
- Coconino Forest Reserve Jy/20 2/4
FORT BOWIE
- might be abandoned Oc/5 1/3
- will not be abandoned Oc/12 1/3
FOURTH OF JULY
See Holidays and Religious Days
FRUIT
See Agriculture
GAMBLING
- fourteen licensed places in Yuma; adds to school fund Oc/26 7/1
GAME (FOOD)
See Animals
GARDENING
See Flowers and Gardening
GEOLOGISTS
See Scientists
GEOLOGY
- strange rock formation on Agua Calientes Jy/13 2/2
- Samuel A. Miller goes to petrified forest to get wood for brother's grave Ag/10 2/3
GILA BEND
- has club called "Gila Monster" to advance interest of Gila Bend Se/14 7/1
GILA COUNTY
- tax rates given Se/14 1/4
- created expense tend because in debt Se/14 2/2
- Cox: & Street, Phoenix lawyers, to assist district attorney at next term of court De/21 1/4
GOLDFIELD
- new mining town Ag/17 2/3
GOVERNMENT
See Arizona; Indians
GOVERNORS
See Arizona-Governors
GRAHAM COUNTY
- has no money in treasury Jy/13 2/1
- tax rate given Se/14 1/4
- court held No/2 7/5
- Pima to have flour mill No/16 1/4
GRAIN
See Agriculture
GRAND CANYON
See also: Mines and Mining; Prospecting; Tourists and Tourism
- Prussia group to visit Jy/20 3/1
- Flagstaff group goes to visit Jy/27 3/2
- Flagstaff group visits Ag/10 3/2
- list of visitors Ag/24 3/2
- T. F. McMillan family, Flagstaff, visiting Se/7 3/l
- visitors increase Se/7 3/1
- Flagstaff group visits Se/14 7/1
- some Prescottites will visit Se/28 7/3
- Flagstaff and Prescott group visits Se/28 7/3
- 67 visitors last month Oc/12 7/1
- J. E. Bland, California editor, visits Oc/12 7/2
- Father Quetu and Ed. Horne talk about its grandeur Oc/12 7/2
- Prussian visitors think it is magnificent Oc/12 7/3
- W. S. Decloss and family visit Oc/19 7/1
- F. C. Reid and Thos. Bell return from trip Oc/19 7/1
- Flagstaff group visited Oc/19 7/2
- W. F. Hull and L. H. Tolfree have leased Hance trail No/2 7/2
- hotel closed No/2 7/2
- Wm. Collin, Scotland, visits No/16 7/2
- E. T. Palmenburg, N. Y., visits No/23 7/2
- J. H. Marshall, Grand Canyon explorer No/9 7/3
GROCERY TRADE
See Business
GUNS
See Firearms
HALLOWEEN
See Holidays and Religious Days
HEALTH CARE
See Medicine
HISTORY
- place names of Arizona from 1600's and 1700's given De/14 1/4
HOLIDAYS AND RELIGIOUS DAYS
See also: Entertainment; Protestant and Protestantism
- Halloween party given by Mr. and Mrs. George Hoxworth, Flagstaff No/2 7/1
Christmas
- Williams to have Christmas tree at Opera House on Christmas night De/7 2/3
- grand balls to be at Winslow, Williams and Holbrook De/14 9/5
- much interest in Williams about Christmas tree De/21 2/3
- non-Arizona articles De/21 6/1-3
- services at Flagstaff M. E. Church De/21 7/4
- Miss Laura Hoxworth will entertain her kindergarten class De/21 7/4
- Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Burns entertain friends De/28 7/4
- program given in opera house at Williams De/28 7/4
- Christmas services at Flagstaff Presbyterian Church De/21 7/4
Fourth of July
- John Abeel raised flag fort feet Jy/6 3/3
- quiet day in Flagstaff Jy/6 3/3
Thanksgiving
- proclamation by Chas. M. Bruce, acting governor No/16 2/3
- readers to get floral panel picture No/16 7/1
- proclamation given by acting governor Bruce No/16 7/5
- services at Flagstaff M. E. Church No/23 7/1
- Ladies' Aid Society in Flagstaff to give dinner No/23 7/2
- presents for readers No/23 7/1, 7/1, 7/2
- union services at Flagstaff M. E. Church No/30 7/5
- Williams had quiet day De/7 2/3
- service given by Rev. O. J. McGadden in Williams De/7 2/3
- employees of D. M. Riordan thank him for Thanksgiving dinner De/7 7/4
HOMESTEAD
See Land and Land Tenure
HONEY
See Agriculture
HORSE RACING
See Sports-Horse Racing
HORSE STEALING
See Crimes and Criminals--Horse Stealing
HORSES
See Livestock-Horses
HOSPITALS
See Medical Institutions
HOTELS
See Business
HOUSES
See Building and Buildings
HUNTING
See Sports
HUNTON
- new mining town east of Florence No/9 1/4
ILLNESS
See Diseases
IMMIGRATION
See Emigration and Immigration
INDIAN AGENTS
Only the original article containing the name of an agent is indexed here. For more information see the individual's name.
- Lieut. Johnson, acting Indian agent at Fort Apache Jy/6 2/2
- Gadriner, Indian inspector Jy/6 2/2
- Lieut. E. H. Plummer, military Indian agent Jy/20 2/3
- Jno. W. Clark, U. S. Indian Agency Jy/20 3/5
- J. Rouse Young, Indian agent at Pima Agency Ag/24 2/3
- Major Augustus H. Bainbridge to be Indian agent at Ft. Stanton Se/7 2/3
- Col. Paul T. Faisons, special Indian agent No/2 7/2
- Charles E. Davis, Arizona agent of Indians at Colorado River No/9 2/3
INDIANS
Southwestern Indians in and around Arizona included.
- Indian school girl, Alice Smith, murdered by Tonto Indian Jy/20 2/2
- Indian charged with killing red brother near Tucson Ag/10 3/2
- bringing in ballotes nuts Ag/17 2/3
- Andreas Lopes, Papago Indian who killed Peter Verdier, dies in prison Ag/24 2/3
- U. S. government should pay cost of prosecuting Indians Oc/12 1/5
- Frank Dobs, Tucson, to have Arizona Indian village in Midwinter Fair Oc/19 1/3
- Supt. S. M. McCowan and J. F. Caddis insect crops and conditions of Indians in Cataract Canyon Oc/19 2/3
- Fort Mohave Herbert Welch Institute has 187 Mohave and Wallapai children Oc/19 7/1
- while two fight over ownership of horse, Indian comes along and takes it No/2 1/4
- Col. Paul T. Faisons, special Indian agent, to visit Navajos and Moquis No/2 7/2
- letter from M. A. Smith tells how costs in Indian cases are to be collected No/9 1/5
- Charles E. Davis, Illinois, to be agent of Indians along Colorado River No/9 2/3
- Capt. Augustus G. Tassin, Parker Indian Agent, dies No/30 1/4
- 140 Wallapai and Mohave children at Ft. Mohave Herbert Welsh Institute No/30 7/1
- Deputy U. S. Marshall Frank Morrell making it interesting for people who sell whiskey to Indians De/21 7/1
- Mexican caught selling whisky to them De/28 1/4
Tribes
Apache
- U. S. Marshall Gard will try to capture "Kid", Apache outlaw No/16 1/4
- Apache named "Good Looking" taken to prison No/30 1/4
Apache-San Carlos
- bringing in grain to Globe Ag/17 2/3
- raised corn and barley Oc/26 1/3
Havasupai
- J. F. Gaddis says Indian crop is large one Oc/19 7/3
Hopi
- Mrs. A. T. Cornish attends Snake Dance Ag/24 3/1
Hualapai
- bids for supplying beef to Wallapais were opened Ag/24 3/2
- editor of Mohave County Miner wants to join tribe; fed by Indians in winter Oc/26 7/2
Moqui
See Hopi
Navajo
- Hosteen Teel accidently shot and killed by L. Decloss Jy/13 3/6
- Indian who pulled A & P switch causing accident, shot by Cade Selvy Jy/20 2/3
- government having trouble trying to find army officer to be in charge of Navajo Indian agency Oc/5 2
- Ashton Nebeker says Navajos as willing as ever to make trouble Oc/26 7/2
- rustlers round up Navajo's ponies No/9 2/3 Pa a o
- Eagle Flour Mill in Tucson gets grain from Papagos Se/7 2/3
- suspicion rests on them for the killing of Postmaster Potter and Bob Roberts in Gila City Oc/5 2/2
Supai
See Havasupai
Wallapai
See Hualapai
Yuma
- might open portion of reservation for settlement Oc/26 2/1
- 45,000 acres of land in Yuma Indian Reservation De/7 1 4
- Yuma Indian commission finished treaty and business De/14 1/5
INDUSTRIAL FAIRS
See Fairs
INSANITY
See Mental Health
INSECTS
See Animals
INSURANCE
- Big Sandy Mill at Signal, Mohave County, destroyed by fire; insured for $10,000 Jy/13 2/2
- Tourist Hotel, Flagstaff, burns; insurance carried Se/28 7/2
- attachments issued against C. A. and J. S. Green, insurance companies' agents Oc/5 1/3
- W. H. Hagerman's house burns; insured for $200 Oc/19 7/1
- fire insurance listing given at Masonic Hall burning Oc/26 7/3
- Z. H. Taylor, Phoenix agent for Bankers' Alliance Insurance, is in Flagstaff No/16 7/2
- Z. H. Taylor in Williams representing Phoenix insurance company No/16 7/4
- George Margeritch planned to set fire to saloon to collect insurance De/7 2/2
INVENTORS AND INVENTIONS
- John L. Gilson, Flagstaff Arizona Lumber & Timber Co., invents machine that prints on wood Se/28 7/4
IRRIGATION
See Water and Water Resources-Canals and Irrigation
JAILS
See Prisons and Prisoners
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.
LAKES
See Water and Water Resources
LAND AND LAND TENURE
See also: Ranches and Farms
- land taken up near south Gila canal Jy/6 2/2
- C. H. Fancher, A & P general land agent, filed list of selection of land Jy/6 2/2
- land claim notices for publication Jy/6 annc. 3/5
- surveyed and unsurveyed land of Cochise County Jy/13 2/2
- two land offices of Arizona should not be consolidated Jy/20 3/3
- E. B. Coe sells Yuma land Jy/27 1/5
- scheme to put both land offices in Phoenix Jy/27 2/1
- real estate transfers listed Ag/10 3/4
- Elizabeth R. Baker is contesting land claim of Charles Hardy Ag/10 3/6
- list of individuals who filed land claims Ag/10 annc. 3/6
- special agent to be sent to Northern Arizona to look after trespassers Se/14 7/2
- United States Court of private land claims to meet in Tucson Oc/5 1/3
- Herbert Brown has tendered resignation at Tucson Land Office Oc/12 1/3
- mortage sale of Bayless sheep and realty postponed Oc/12 7/2
- property being offered at good price in Flagstaff Oc/19 7/2
- Elias S. Clark files land claim De/21 annc. 7/7
- real estate transfers No/2 7/4
- Frank W. Walls appointed Tucson Land Office Receiver No/16 2/1
- Ft. Verde, abandoned military reservation, may be homesteaded No/16 2/2
- land court meets in Tucson No/23 1/4
- real estate transfers De/14 2/3
- Hon. H. D. Ross appointed register of U. S. Land Office De/14 9/2
- Frank Walls appointed register of land office at Tucson De/21 1/4
- F. E. Elias land case reaches decision De/21 1/4
- decision as to what constitutes cultivation under desert land act De/28 1/4
LAW AS A PROFESSION
Only the original article or advertisement is entered here. Additional articles will be indexed under the individual's name.
- Harry Z. Zuck, Flagstaff, district attorney Jy/6 annc. 1/1
- Stewart & Doe, Flagstaff attorneys Jy/6 annc. 1/1
- Elias S. Clark, Flagstaff, Needles attorney Jy/6 annc. 1/1
- E. M. Doe, Flagstaff attorney Jy/6 3/1
- Jno. J. Hawkins, Prescott lawyer Jy/6 3/2
- W. L. York, Seligman, Justice of the Peace Jy/6 annc. 3/5
- J. C. Milligan, Flagstaff Justice of the Peace Jy/13 2/3
- E. J. Babbitt, Coconino County Probate Judge Jy/13 3/1
- Jones & Jones, Flagstaff lawyers Jy/13 3/3
- R. E. Sainsbury, Tuba City Justice of the Peace Jy/13 3/3
- H. D. Ross, Flagstaff attorney Jy/13 3/5
- E. W. French, Coconino County probate judge, later criminal Jy/20 2/2
- W. H. Burbage has opened law office in Winslow Jy/20 3/5
- Sloan, judge Jy/27 1/5
- E. E. Ellinwood, Flagstaff, U. S. District Attorney Jy/27 3/2
- Prime, Flagstaff Justice of the Peace Jy/27 3/2
- Samuel A. Miller, attorney Ag/10 2/3
- James H. Wright, Yavapai County ex-chief justice Ag/10 3/2
- Hon. J. C. Herndon, Prescott attorney Ag/10 3/2
- Sutton, attorney Ag/17 3/2
- Monmonier, judge Ag/24 2/3
- O. T. Rouse, Florence judge Se/7 2/1
- Andrew, justice Se/7 2/2
- Kibbey, judge Se/7 2/3
- A. C. Baker, Chief Justice of Arizona Se/7 3/3
- John Hemingway, U. S. Attorney for New Mexico Se/14 2/1
- Thomas S. Smith, New Mexico Chief Justice Se/14 2/1
- J. D. McCabe, Gila County District Attorney Se/14 2/2
- Francis J. Heney, Arizona Attorney General Se/28 1/3
- Col. J. F. Wilson, Prescott Probate Judge Oc/5 7/1
- Cox & Street, Phoenix attorneys Oc/12 1/3
- Sandford, Williams judge Oc/12 7/1
- E. E. Ellinwood, U. S. District Attorney, moved to Tucson Oc/12 7/2
- Baldwin & Johnston, Prescott lawyers Oc/19 1/3
- W. G. Stewart, Flagstaff attorney Oc/19 7/1
- E. E. Ellinwood's permanent home will still be in Flagstaff while he resides in Tucson Oc/19 7/3
- N. P. Earp, California judge Oc/26 1/3
- Needham C. Coilier, Albuquerque, Associate Justice of New Mexico Oc/26 2/1
- T. S. Bunch, Apache County District Attorney Oc/26 7/1
- P. T. Robertson, District Attorney No/9 1/5
- Barnes, Tombstone ex-judge No/9 2/1
- Byron Fitch, Willcox Judge No/9 2/3
- Reese M. Ling, Prescott attorney No/16 7/2
- E. S. Clark opens office in Needles No/30 7/3
- Maxwell, judge No/30 7/4
- J. H. Wilson, Winslow, Justice of the Peace No/30 7/5
- Hereford, district attorney De/14 1/4
- Hart, California attorney general De/14 2/1
- Jos. Johnston, Williams Judge De/21 2/3
LAW ENFORCEMENT
See also: Crimes and Criminals; Prisons and Prisoners
- something needs to be done to protect women and children from ruffians Ag/24 2/3
- officers should do their duty in regard to strange Mexicans Oc/5 1/3
- laws need to be more rigidly enforced No/2 2/2
- time lock for Coconino County treasurer's safe arrives De/21 7/2
LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL
In general only the original article is entered here. Additional articles will be entered under the individual's name.
- Commodore Owen, Apache County deputy sheriff Jy/6 3/1
- J. R. (B?) Lowry, Prescott sheriff Jy/6 3/2
- J. J. "Sandy" Donahue, Flagstaff saloonkeeper and sheriff Jy/13 2/3
- J. W. Francis, Challender, ex sheriff Jy/13 2/3
- Chas. Canall, deputy sheriff Jy/13 3/1
- W. K. Meade, U. S. Marshal for Arizona Jy/13 3/1
- Ruffner, Yavapai County deputy Jy/13 3/1
- R. J. Gray, Flagstaff deputy sheriff Jy/13 3/3
- Smith, deputy sheriff Jy/20 2/3
- Widmer, Phoenix deputy sheriff Jy/27 3/1
- J. P. Moffett, Maricopa deputy sheriff Jy/27 3/4
- F. W. Payne, Bellemont, deputy sheriff Ag/10 3/1
- Drum, deputy sheriff Ag/24 3/l
- R. J. Gray appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff Donahue Ag/24 3/1
- Decloss, constable Ag/24 3/2
- Campbell, sheriff Se/7 3/3
- J. N. Cohenour, Mohave County undersheriff Se/7 3/3
- B. N. Smith, Los Angeles judge Se/7 3/4
- C. B. Ming, City Marshal of Phoenix Se/28 1/3
- Blankenship, Phoenix Marshal Se/28 1/3
- Frank Morrell, Williams U. S. deputy marshal Oc/12 7/3
- R. H. Paul, U. S. Marshal Oc/12 7/5
- Jacoby, Winslow constable No/2 7/2
- Glen Reynolds, Gila County ex-sheriff No/9 dead 1/5
- Jerry Ryan, Gila County ex-sheriff No/9 dead 1/5
- Gard, California U. S. Marshal No/16 1/4
- J. H. Thompson, Globe sheriff No/23 1/6
- Fairchild, sheriff No/23 7/5
- Drais, Pima County sheriff No/30 1/4
- William Bowers, New Mexico deputy sheriff No/30 7/4
- L. S. Drum, Flagstaff constable De/7 2/2
- Nunn, Texas sheriff De/21 7/4
LAWYERS
See Law as a Profession
LEE'S FERRY
LIBEL
See Crimes and Criminals--Libel
LIBRARIES
See also: Entertainment
- Flagstaff Library destroyed in Tourist Hotel fire Se/28 7/2
LIGHT (ELECTRIC)
See Electricity
LIQUOR PROBLEM
See Alcohol and Drugs
LIVESTOCK
See also: Sports
- cattle, horse and sheep brands Jy/6 4/4
- cattle and sheep market dull in Kansas City Jy/27 3
- stockman surprised at good grass because of rain Ag/10 2/1
- stockman jubilant over rains Ag/10 3/2
- livestock for sale by J. Frank Daggs Ag/10 annc. 3/5
- Berkshire pigs for sale by J. H. Morse Ag/24 3/1
- salt lake east of St. Johns great for getting salt for livestock Se/7 2/3
- A & P will ship it to Albuquerque Fair Se/14 1/3
- J. Q. Adamson and C. M. Montgomery, Los Angeles cattle and sheep buyers, in Flagstaff Oc/5 7/5
- Perrin hand and Cattle Co. are disposing of cattle; will only have sheep Oc/19 7/4
- stock transactions No/2 7/4
- Lon Forsee receives order for two thousand pounds of dressed turkeys No/16 1/5
Associations
- Live Stock Sanitary Commission will not meet until September Ag/17 2/3
- meeting of Arizona Sheepbreeders' and Wool Growers' Association was lively Ag/17 3/2
- J. H. Campbell appointed member of Livestock Sanitary Commission Ag/24 2/3
- meeting of Live Stock Sanitary Committee to be held in Phoenix No/2 7/6
Cattle
- Eureka Stock Co. makes shipment of 473 head Jy/13 2/2
- law providing for inspection of cattle before slaughtering declared constitutional Jy/27 2/1
- cattle industry might take a front rank in Arizona Ag/17 2/3
- bids for supplying beef to Wallapai Indians were opened Ag/24 3/2
- two milch cows of A. Shuster poisoned by drinking cyanide solution Se/7 2/3
- F. M. Ayer, cattle buyer, purchased in Willliams area Se/7 3/2
- Garland & Ross shipped cattle which F. M. Ayer bought Se/14 2/3
- in good demand Se/14 7/1
- steer riding contest to be in Phoenix Se/28 1/3
- profits will increase Se/28 1/3
- cattle buyers interviewing Williams cattle raisers Se/28 2/3
- C. E. Boyce, Williams, in Kansas looking after cattle Se/28 2/3
- Perrin Land and Cattle Co. making large shipments Se/28 2/3
- J. F. Daggs shipped sheep to Los Angeles Se/28 7/1
- T. A. Riordan shipped to Los Angeles; C. R. Howard shipped to Kansas Se/28 7 1
- cattle being delivered to Preston Nutter, Colorado buyer Oc/5 2/3
- J. F. Daggs shipped cattle to California Oc/5 7/2
- Doe Goodwin and Stewart Knight have steer tying contest Oc/12 1/6
- Jerry Sullivan shipped cattle to California from Seligman Oc/12 2/2
- George Thornton shipped cattle to California from Seligman Oc/12 2/2
- many died by drought and starvation during past two years Oc/19 1/3
- much cattle stealing going on in Tonto Basin Oc/19 1/6
- Perrin Land & Cattle Co. shipped cattle to California Oc/19 2/3
- B. F. Pritchard, California, brings grain and ranch supplies for J. F. Daggs Oc/19 7/4
- different groups shipping cattle Oc/26 1/3
- James Walsh, Kansas, has cattle on range in Kansas Oc/26 2/3
- C. E. Boyce was in Kansas looking after cattle Oc/26 2/3
- C. M. Montgomery, Los Angeles beef buyer, made cattle purchases in Flagstaff Oc/26 7/1
- J. L. Powell, Los Angeles cattle buyer, bought from W. H. Ashurst Oc/26 7/1
- E. Leonard, foreman of Garland & Ross cattle firm sells cattle in New Mexico Oc/26 7/1
- Arizona Cattle Co. to make shipment Oc/26 7/2
- C. M. Montgomery, Los Angeles buyer, ship cattle and sheep Oc/26 7/2
- B. F. Pritchard shipped cattle to California home Oc/26 7/2
- cattle unloaded at Separ No/2 1/4
- many beef buyers from California in Territory No/2 1/4
- Perrin Land & Cattle Co. going out of business No 2 1/6
- Arizona Cattle Co. will ship 13 carloads No/2 7/1
- J. L. Powers, Los Angeles cattle buyer, shipped cattle bought from Aztec Cattle Co. No/2 7/1
- C. E. Boyce, Walsh and Sheldon, Williams, return from shipping cattle in Kansas No/2 7/3
- Campbell & Hart shipped carloads to Omaha No/9 7/1
- cattle business was depressed; picking up again No/16 1/4
- E. G. Greening, Los Angeles cattle buyer, shipped cattle to Los Angeles No/16 7/1
- T. J. Eaman shipped cattle to Kansas City No/16 7/1
- T. J. Eaman looking after cattle shipped to Kansas No/16 7/2
- C. S. Hardy, San Diego cattle buyer, buys from many in Flagstaff area No/16 7/2
- parties who shipped to Kansas in 1892 received forty cents per head No/23 1/4
- Arizona Cattle Co. shipped to Kansas City No/23 7/1
- Will H. Fisher shipped cattle to California No/30 7/1
- B. F. Pritchard shipped cattle to California ranch No/30 7/1
- F. M. Ayers, California cattle buyer, shipped to California No/30 7/2
- largest single shipment of cattle to be made from Flagstaff No/30 7/2
- large shipment made from Holbrook No/30 7/5
- John Henry Smith, Mormon, and concern buys Kaibab Cattle Co.'s ranges De/7 7/3
- Col. Williams, Missouri stockholder of Waters Cattle Co., looks over Arizona cattle De/14 9/4
- William Roden ships to California De/14 9/4
- C. E. Boyce went to California with cattle De/21 2/3
- Will Babbitt returned from taking cattle to Kansas City De/21 7/2
Horses
- W. A. Switzer shipped carload Jy/20 3/1
- J. H. Breed is breeder of fine thoroughbred horses Jy/20 3/5
- E. S. Wilcox's horse runs wild Se/7 3/3
- J. W. Davenport, Williams, sold horses to Sandford Rowe Oc/5 2/3
- Geo. W. Black to sell horse Oc/19 annc. 7/7
- G. A. Bray's horse "Billy" found dead No/23 7/1
Sheep
- St. Johns Herald says Mexican sheep were not heavy wool producers Jy/6 2/1
- wool clip goes to Boston Jy/6 3/1
- Concho sheepmen shipped over 80,000 pounds of wool from Holbrook Jy/13 2/2
- J. Q. Adamson shipped sheep to Kansas City Jy/13 3/1
- T. F. McMillan shipping wool clip Jy/13 3/2
- Lockett Bins. ship carload of sheep Jy/20 3/1
- Will H. Fisher, San Diego wool buyer, will return to Flagstaff Jy/20 3/2
- demand of wool small Ag/10 2/2
- meeting of Arizona Sheepbreeders' and Wool Growers' Association to be held in Flagstaff Ag/10 annc. 3/4
- arrangements to be made for rodeo Ag/10 annc. 3/4
- in same condition in California as in Arizona Ag/17 2/1
- read sheep rodeo notice Ag/17 3/2
- Pima County sheepraiser says he will not shear sheep Se/7 2/3
- Apache County wool growers might start woolen mill Se/7 2/3
- rodeo still in progress Se/7 3/1
- firm of W. F. Hull dissolved Se/7 3/2
- J. F. Daggs says Los Angeles mutton market dull Se/7 3/2
- Donavan & Heller ship sheep to Los Angeles Se/14 7/2
- W. Forward, Chicago sheep buyer, bought sheep from Jared Woodbridge and Ben Norris Se/14 7/2
- sheep rodeo of Coconino County finished Se/14 7/3
- Will H. Fisher, San Diego, in Flagstaff to buy mutton sheep Se/28 7/3
- sheep owned by E. R. and W. C. Bayless and A. Humphrey and Austin to be sold Oc/5 7/4
- wool growers in area are not going to shear their flocks this fall Oc/5 7/6
- W. A. and P. P. Daggs ship sheep to Los Angeles Oc/12 7/1
- Donavan & Heller and T. A. Riordan ship sheep to Los Angeles Oc/12 7/2
- panic has caused people to sell sheep Oc/19 1/3
- Jared Woodbridge sold sheep in Chicago Oc/19 7/1
- J. Q. Adamson shipped sheep to Los Angeles Oc/19 7/2
- Donavan & Heller shipped sheep to Los Angeles Oc/19 7/2
- S. M. McCowan and J. F. Gaddis to graze in Cataract Canyon Oc/26 2/3
- Kilpatrick & Mickie buy sheep of Humphrey and Austin Oc/26 7/1
- C. E. Howard was in Kansas City to market sheep Oc/26 7/2
- Hugh Campbell was looking after sheep in Kansas Oc/26 7/3
- wool growers sale of wool less than one cent per pound No/2 2/1
- McCowan & Gaddis have leased J. B. Thomas's band of sheep No/2 7/1
- Buck, Chicago buyer, wants wethers No/9 2/3
- sheepman putting sheep near rim of mountains to protect from storms No/9 7/1
- Don Carlos Noyer purchases sheep frown Don Luis Chaves No/16 1/4
- Howard Sheep Co. filed articles of incorporation No/16 7/1
- Harry Fulton has moved sheep at Canyon Diablo No/16 7/2
- W. A. and P. P. Daggs shipped cattle from Winslow to Kansas City No/16 7/4
- J. R. Kilpatrick moves sheep to Phoenix area No/23 7/1
- Will H. Fisher, mutton buyer, sends sheep to Los Angeles No/23 7/2
- W. H. Fisher, mutton and wool buyer, bought fall clip of Riemer & May No/23 7/2
- notice of incorporation of Howard Sheep Co. De/7 annc. 2/3
- W. A. and P. P. Daggs shipped sheep to Kansas City De/7 7/2
- Will H. Fisher shipped wool to Boston De/7 7/3
- Archy Shaw will take his sheep back to Texas De/14 1/4
- R. W. Bell shipped T. F. McMillan's sheep to San Diego De/28 7/1
LODGES (ORGANIZATIONS)
See Clubs and Organizations
LOGGING
See Lumber and Lumbering
LOST PERSONS
See Accidents--Lost Persons
LUMBER AND LUMBERING
See also: Forests and Forestry
- Saginaw Lumber Co. opens in Williams Ag/10 3/3
- Arizona Lumber Co., Flagstaff, fills order in record time Ag/17 3/3
- Coconino Lumber Co. has closed mill at Challender for thirty days Se/7 3/3
- Saginaw Lumber Co., Williams, shipping out much lumber Se/4 2/3
- Arizona Lumber &Timber Co. filling large order Se/28 7/3
- printery started in Arizona Lumber & Timber Coots planery Se/28 7/4
- Challender mill will start up again soon Oc/12 7/1
- J. W. Donnelly has hand sawed at Saginaw Lumber Co., Williams Oc/12 2/2
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. filling order for fruit boxes Oc/19 7/2
- Pletcher Fairchild has contract with Jerome Copper Co. to get logs out for sawmill Oc/26 7/4
- Williams planing mill sold to California parties No/2 7/3
- mill at Challender started up No/2 7/5
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. have order from Bisbee Copper Co. No/9 7/1
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co., Flagstaff, and Coconino Lumber Co., Challender, starting up again No/9 7/2
- Saginaw Lumber Co. employee Alex Collins has log rolled over him No/9 7/2
- Mexican has hand sawed at Saginaw Lumber Co. No/16 7/4
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. cutting near Norris section in Flagstaff No/23 7/1
- Jesse Gregg & Who Sawyer have logging contract at Challender No/23 7/2
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. shipping large quantities No/30 7/2
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. receives contract for White House mills No/30 7/3
- Saginaw Lumber Co. has order for 60,000 ties De/7 2/3
- J. W. Thurber has moved logging camp near Acker's slaughterhouse in Flagstaff De/7 7/1
- looks like old times at Arizona Lumber & Timber Cots mill De/7 7/3
- bids to furnish wood received in Williams De/14 2/3
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. ships fruit boxes to California De/14 9/4
- Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. shipping ties to Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
railroad De/21 7/1
- Saginaw Lumber Co. purchase planing mill in Williams De/28 7/4
MAGAZINES
See Periodicals
MAIL
See Communications-Postal Service
MAMMALS
See Animals
MAPS
- old map of 1600's and 1700's gives place names De/14 1/4
MARICOPA COUNTY
- assessment roll given Ag/24 3/4
MARRIAGE
See Courtship and Marriage; Women; individual names.
MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS
See also: Mental Health
- California capitalists might erect sanitarium near Tombstone Jy/6 2/2
- Enson Institute established at Mesa Jy/6 2/2
- Dr. Charles F. Roberts, Williams, to make lodging house into hospital Oc/12 2/2
- 18 patients in Maricopa County Hospital Oc/19 1/3
MEDICINE
See also: Advertisements-Patent Medicine; Diseases; Mental Health; Medical Institutions; Medicine as a Profession
- Dr. Dryden, Window, removes bean from Gordan Clark's ear Jy/6 3/3
- Dr. F. H. Waite, Prescott dentist, to be in Flagstaff Jy/20 3/2
- care of indigent sick at Tucson let to St. Mary's hospital De/28 1/4
MEDICINE AS A PROFESSION
In general only the original article is entered here. Additional articles will be entered under the individual's name.
- professional announcements Jy/6 1/5
- Dr. D. J. Brannen, Flagstaff physician Jy/6 annc. 1/1
- Dr. James M. Marshall, Flagstaff dentist Jy/6 annc. 1/1
- Dr. Pentland, Prescott dentist Jy/6 3/1
- Dr. R. M. Francis, Flagstaff physician Jy/6 3/3
- Dr. R. C. Dryden, Window physician Jy/6 3/3
- Dr. P. G. Cornish, Flagstaff physician Jy/6 3/3
- Dr. Barry, Florence physician Jy/13 2/2
- Dr. H. C. Himoe, Needles physician Jy/3 3/2
- Dr. D. W. Roes, Needles physician Jy/3 3/2
- Warren M. Johnston, Williams, A & P physician Jy/13 3/3
- Dr. F. H. Wane, Prescott dentist Jy/20 3/2
- Dr. Hardrich, physician Oc/12 1/3
- Dr. Charles F. Roberts, Williams physician Oc/12 2/2
MENTAL HEALTH
- Juan Villa taken to insane asylum Jy/13 3/3
- expense of running territorial insane asylum did not exceed $1,950 Ag/17 3/3
- insane Mexican taken to insane asylum in Phoenix No/9 7/2
- Zimmerman escaped from insane asylum No/23 1/4
- Wm. Armistead and Line Kelly, patients at insane asylum, have fight with pitchforks No/23 1/6
- Capt. W. L. George appointed to Board of Insane Asylum Commission De/14 1/4
- Frank King removed as secretary of the Board of Directors of Insane Asylum No/16 2/1
- J. F. Elwell appointed secretary of the Board of Commissioners of Territorial Insane Asylum No/30 1/4
METHODISTS
See Protestant and Protestantism
MEXICANS IN THE UNITED STATES
- Mrs. J. B. Lowry, Prescott, captures Mexican horse thief Jy/13 2/4
- Jose Gomez dies of hydrophobia after being bit by skunk Jy/13 3/5
- Mexicans suppose to have stolen horses in Flagstaff Ag/24 3/2
- Mexican finds gold nugget at Dos Cabezas Se/7 2/2
- Mexicans have typhoid fever along San Pedro Se/7 2/3
- Mexicans arrested for horse stealing Se/7 3/4
- horse stealer arrested Se/14 7/4
- baby born that was only five inches long; died Se/28 1/3
- St. Johns Herald says all Mexicans of Apache County are anarchists Se/28 2/1
- wrong Mexican trailed for horse stealing Se/28 7/2
- officers need to do duty in regard to strong Mexicans Oc/5 1/3
- Riley bit off Mexican's ear Oc/12 7/3
- two Mexicans arrested for killing of Francis Oury Oc/19 1/5
- proclamation of reward for Jose B. Marques who killed Thomas Grady De/14 2/4
- Francisco Arma, Mexican who killed Harry Foulke, sentenced
- Mexican shepherd skips with cattle Oc/26 7/1
- deputies chasing Mexican who murdered Tom Grady Oc/26 7/4
- reward offered for Jose B. Marques, murderer of Thomas Grady No/2 2/2
- Juan Garcia, Flagstaff, attacked by another Mexican No/2 7/1
- two take paupers oath in Flagstaff No/2 7/2
- Judge Byron Fitch and a Mexican woman glazed by bullet in Wilcox No/9 2/3
- insane Mexican to be placed in insane asylum No/9 7/2
- Acting Governor Bruce did not grant request for reward of Jose Bernardo Marques, charged with murder of Thos. Grady No/9 7/5
- Mexican has hand sawed at Saginaw Limber Co. No/16 7/4
- three Mexicans taken to Yuma Prison No/30 1/4
- Antonio Billalobos left for dead in fight; recovers No/30 7/2
- Mexican caught for selling whiskey to them De/28 1/4
- Mexicans kill Ed Wright, Winslow deputy sheriff, in bar room fight De/28 7/3
MILITARY
See also: Individual Fort name; Military Service as a Profession; Entertainment
- Arizona now will be under Department of Colorado Jy/6 2/1
- Henry Murphy, old soldier, left for Southern California soldier's home Jy/6 3/1
- proposals for fuel, forage and straw Jy/6 annc. 3/5
- Gen. A. G. Weissert, commander-in-chief of G. A. R. passes through Flagstaff Ag/10 3/2
- Lieut. W. A. Glassford returns to America Ag/17 2/3
- companies to change posts at Whipple, San Carlos Se/28 1/3
- telegraph from Washington, D. C. states that Ft. Bowie might be abandoned Oc/5 1/3
- government trying to find army officer to be in charge of Navajo Indian agency Oc/5 2/1
- soldier arrested for deserting Ft. Wingate No/9 7/2
- Capt. Augustus G. Tassin, Parker Indian agent, dies No/30 1/4
Militia
- resignation and new election of officers in Flagstaff Ag/24 3/2
- Flagstaff Co. I to have election Ag/24 annc. 3/3
- Co. I, regiment N. G. A., held election but no one would consent to fill vacancies Se/7 3/2
- Co. I, Flagstaff, wins gold medal for best target shooting No/23 7/2
- Major A. R. Chaffee will be new inspector of militia of Territory No/30 7/2
- medals won by Co. I, N. G. A. of Flagstaff received De/21 7/2
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.
- Gen. McCook Jy/6 2/1
- Lieut. Johnson, acting Indian agent at Fort Apache Jy/6 2/2 Lieut. Hussey Jy/6 3/1
- Henry Murphy, veteran Jy/6 3/1
- Capt. John Drum, Fort Wingate Jy/20 2/3
- Schwartz, adjutant general Jy/27 1/5
- Lieut. W. A. Glassford Ag/17 2/3
- Major Augustus Bainbridge Se/7 2/3
- Col. L. P. Lucky Oc/26 1/3
- Maj. T. H. Norton No/2 7/6
- Capt. S. W. Sibley No/2 7/6
- Capt. Augustus G. Tassin No/30 dead 1/4
- Major A. R. Chaffee, inspector of Arizona military No/30 7/2
- Capt. McClernand, ex-inspector of military in Arizona No/30 7/2
- Lieut. R. B. Wallace No/30 7/4
MINERAL RESOURCES
See Mines and Mining
MINES AND MINING
See also: Grand Canyon; Prospecting; Quarries and Quarrying
MINISTERS
See Clergy
MINORITIES
See Chinese in the United States; Employment and Labor; Mexicans in the United States; Negroes
MOHAVE COUNTY
- L. O. Cowan appointed clerk of district court Jy/27 1/5
- L. O. Cowan appointed clerk of the Board of Supervisors; E. J. Godman resigned Se/7 2/3
- indebtedness amounts to $85 for every person De/21 1/4
MONEY
See Banks and Finance
MORMONS AND MORMONISM
- Army of Mormons cutting and hauling hay to Ft. Bowie Oc/5 1/3
MURDER
See Crimes and Criminals-Murder
MUSIC
See also: Entertainment
- Tempe has female brass band Jy/6 2/2
- A. Redewill, Phoenix piano tuner, to be in Flagstaff Jy/27 3/2
- Mesa City ladies to have brass band Oc/26 1/3
NAVAJO COUNTY
See Apache County
NATURALIZATION
- David Mitchell, Arizona Sandstone Co., admitted to citizenship Oc/26 7/1
- T. F. Aspinwall becomes citizen De/14 9/4
NEGROES
- negro prowling in Florence was beaten by citizens Se/7 2/3
- Jesse Knight charged with stealing overcoat in Flagstaff Se/14 7/4
- Frank Davis, Phoenix cattleman, sandbagged by Negro No/23 2/2
NEW MEXICO EXPOSITION
See Fairs-New Mexico Exposition
NEWSPAPERS
See also: Periodicals
NOGALES
- has skating rink No/16 1/4
NORMAL SCHOOL
See Colleges and Universities
OAK CREEK
See also: Tourists and Tourism
- fine place to visit now Jy/27 3/2
- Flagstaff group goes to visit Ag/24 3/1
- Flagstaff group camping and fishing Se/7 3/2
ORDERS (ORGANIZATIONS)
See Clubs and Organizations
ORES
See Mines and Mining
ORGANIZATIONS
See Clubs and Organizations
ORIENTALS
See Chinese in the United States
OUTLAWS
See Crimes and Criminals
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
- Northern Arizona is one of greatest national parks Jy/20 2/4
- Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kathrens visit Montezuma Wells Se/7 3/1
PARTIES (POLITICS)
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 those just advertised in Arizona.
See also: Advertisements
- Arizona Magazine consigned to journalistic boneyard Se/14 2/1
- Yuma has "write up" fever Oc/5 1/4
- Phoenix Herald calls J. M. Ellingsworth characterizing J. N. Converse as dead beat and fraud Oc/19 1/5
- T. L. Van Horn's speech at Worldts Fair printed in volume No/23 7/5
PHOENIX
- C. B. Ming appointed city marshall Se/28 1/3
- charges against Marshal Blankenship make him resign Se/28 1/3
- cottonwood trees to be cut down No/16 1/4
- electric car to extend to Capitol grounds No/23 1/4
PHOTOGRAPHY
- C. Osbon taking pictures near Needles No/23 7/2
PIGS
See Livestock
PIMA COUNTY
- tax levy given Se/7 2/3
- will have large murder docket in district court Oc/26 1/3
PINAL COUNTY
- assessment rolls Jy/20 2/2
- tax levy given Se/7 2/3
- district court to convene No/2 1/4
PISTOLS
See Firearms; Accidents
PLANTS
See Agriculture; Flowers & Gardening
POLITICAL PARTIES
See Elections and Politics
POSTAL SERVICE
See Communications-Postal
POSTMASTERS
See Communications-Postal
POULTRY
See Livestock
PREACHING
See Protestants and Protestantism
PRESCOTT AND ARIZONA CENTRAL RAILROAD
See Railroads--Prescott and Arizona Central Railroad
PRESS
See Newspapers
PRESBYTERIAN
See Protestants and Protestantism
PRICES
See Economic Conditions
PRIESTS
See Catholics and Catholicism; Clergy
PRINCIPALS
See Educators
PRISONS AND PRISONERS
See also: Crimes and Criminals
- Thos. Gates appointed Superintendent of Territorial Prison Jy/6 2/1
- Sheriff Lowry started to Yuma with prisoners; listed Jy/6 3/2
- Supt. McInernay first to keep records of Territorial Prison Jy/20 2/1
- Gov. Hughes should make report known about prison conditions Jy/27 2/1
- thirty-three men in Pima County jail Ag/17 2/3
- Gov. Hughes pardoned Frank Nugent Ag/24 2/3
- Andreas Lopez, Papago Indian who murdered Peter Verdier, dies in prison Ag/24 2/3
- Henry Spaulding, Prescott, appointed guard at Territorial Prison Se/7 2/3
- thirty-six prisoners in Pima County Jail Se/14 1/4
- penitentiary prisoners are repairing grounds Se/14 1/4
- Territorial Prison Report given Oc/12 7/6
- application made for certificate of probable cause of appeal in case of Brog May Oc/19 1/3
- Gov. Hughes pardoned train robber Smith who was supposedly ill; seems to be healthy Oc/19 2/2
- six prisoners escape frown Maricopa jail Oc/26 1/3
- Tucson sent six prisoners to Yuma No/2 1/4
- four sent to Yuma from Graham County No/2 7/5
- ex-Supt. of the Territorial Prison, Murray McInernay, was acquited No/9 2/1
- Sheriff Donahue and Deputy F. W. Payne escort prisoners from Flagstaff to Yuma No/9 7/1
- witnesses examined in trial of Murray McInernay No/9 7/3
- Jennie McCleary sent to Yuma penitentiary No/16 1/6
- Frank Robinson, alias James Gray, and James escape from Phoenix jail; James Gray captured No/16 7/1
- convicts number 167 at Territorial Prison No/30 1/4
- list of prisoners taken to Yuma by Sheriff Drais, Pinal County No/30 1/4
- convictions in Prescott court No/30 2/3
- pardoned prisoner from Yuma De/7 1/4
- about 50 at Territorial Prison will be entitled for discharge De/7 1/4
- list of group that left from St. Johns for Yuma De/21 1/4
- prisoner escapes from Kingman jail De/21 1/4
- Charles P. Rudd granted pardon De/28 1/6
- B. B. Perez, convicted of horse stealing, asking for pardon De/28 7/1
PROFESSORS
See Educators
PROSPECTING
See also: Mines and Mining
- mountain south of Phoenix looks like good copper country Jy/6 2/4
- place east of Verde River is suppose to have diamonds Jy/27 1/5
- John V. Morrison says the coal fields east of St. Johns are wonderful Jy/27 3/2
- Capt. J. T. Hogue and John V. Morrison return from coal fields near St. Johns Ag/24 2/3
- W. G. Henry, Flagstaff, gone to Superstition Mts. gold fields Ag/24 3/1
- W. G. Henry and George Geddings return from southern part of Territory Oc/26 7/2
- F. H. McClure and W. F. Hull find good copper strike at Grand Canyon No/16 7/5
PROSTITUTION
See Crimes and Criminals--Prostitution
PROTESTANTS AND PROTESTANTISM
See also: Catholics and Catholicism; Entertainment; Holidays and Religious Days; Mormons and Mormonism
PUBLIC LANDS
See Land and Land Tenure
QUARRIES AND QUARRYING
See also: Mines and Mining; Prospecting
- Arizona Sandstone Co. has shut down quarry Jy/13 3/1
RACING
See Sports
RAILROADS
See also: Accidents; Communication; Land and Land Tenure
- track damage between Sentinel and Gila Bend Ag/10 2/2
- Territorial Board of Equalization makes rates for different railroads Ag/24 2/2
- H. W. Ryder Family, Phoenix, in Indiana railroad wreck; son dies Se/28 1/4
- railroad companies must take responsibility for accidents Oc/12 2/1
- Tucson, Globe & Northern Railroad sold by Mrs. Lucy Parker No/30 1/4
- train at Casita Station roughly handled by drunkards No/30 2/2
- Santa Fe placed in hands of receivers De/28 7/2
Arizona Midland Railroad
- incorporated; to be extension of Prescott & Arizona Central Jy/27 1/5
Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe
- schedules; non-Arizona board meeting No/2 2/3
- wants seventy-one engines made De/7 1/6
Atlantic and Pacific
See also: Business; Communication
- C. H. Fancher, A & P general land agent, filed list of selection of land Jy/6 2/2
- will run another "seaside excursion" Jy/6 3/3
- Territorial Board of Equalization raises assessment of railroad to $10,000 per mile Jy/20 2/1
- seaside excursion Jy/20 3/2
- meeting of Board of Equalization of Yavapai County to determine assessment Jy/20 3/3
- Wells, Fargo & Co. keeps armed guard on their cars Jy/27 3/2
- bad washouts slows dote traffic Ag/17 3/2
- washouts caused delays Ag/24 3/1
- rates to Albuquerque Fair Ag/24 3/4
- will ship stock to Albuquerque Fair Se/14 1/3
- Paul Maguire given annual pass because he saved train from wreck Se/14 1/5
- gang of tramps capture train at Williams Oc/5 2/3
- washouts between Winslow and Laguna OC15 7/2
- Chas. Canall, line repairer, returns from washouts area Oc/5 7/2
- court cases in Coconino County Oc/19 7/5
- cases in Coconino District Court Oc/26 2/3
- gang of tramps ride from Winslow to Williams No/2 7/2
- westbound passenger train loaded No/9 7/1
- D. B. Robinson and Supt. Gabel pass through Flagstaff No/16 7/2
- westbound passenger travel heavy No/30 7/3
- work of A & P dam south of Williams competed De/14 2/3
- new time card De/21 7/2
- files list of elections in indemnity strip of grant De/21 7/3
Accidents (A & P)
See also: Accidents
- freight train thrown from tracks; David Daze inured Jy/27 3/3
- empty stock cars burn Oc/19 1/3
- two coaches derailed near Old Walnut Oc/19 7/2
- collision occurs between two trains at Cosnino Oc/19 7/3
- Keenan gets arm caught while coupling Oc/26 2/3
- passenger train wrecked near Drake No/23 7/2
- Maurice Ruby has arm crushed coupling cars in Williams De/14 2/3
- William B. Ferguson caught between car and chute; dies De/21 1/6
Buildings
- five new cottages in Winslow Jy/20 3/5
- making improvements on dam south of Williams No/16 7/4
Employees
- H. L. Pattee, water force at Winslow, moves family there Jy/13 3/1
- meeting of railroad surgeons Jy/13 3/2
- J. M. Moore is land agent Jy/20 3/2
- Richard Allen, Williams, is day operator Ag/17 3/1
- James A. Pitts has position at Needles Se/7 3/3
- idle train crews put to work Se/14 2/3
- T. R. Gabel, Supt., went East in private car Se/14 7/1
- to be paid Oct. 15th Se/28 2/3
- Supt. T. R. Gabel is in Flagstaff looking after interests of company Oc/12 7/1
- W. E. Walsh appointed auditor Oc/12 7/3
- Chas. R. Hill appointed traveling auditor No/2 7/1
Finances and Statistics
- no pay day this month Ag/24 3/1
- employees to receive pay Se/14 7/3
- will have pave day soon Oc/12 7/1
- pay day this week De/14 9/4
- employees received October pay checks De/21 7/1
Freight
- freight business picking up Se/14 7/1
- freight traffic improving Oc/26 7/2
Maricopa and Phoenix Railroad
- train wreck Jy/27 1/5
- will reduce wages Se/14 1/4
Prescott and Arizona Central Railroad
- refuse to pay taxes to Yavapai County Jy/6 3/2
- contesting tax levy in Yavapai County Jy/13 2/2
- certificates to be applied for maintaining and operating Ag/10 2/3
- reasons why railroad asked for receiver Ag/10 2/3
- having hard tithes Ag/17 3/2
- runs three times a week Se/28 7/1
- earnings given Oc/12 7/3
- to be abandoned Oc/26 7/5
Proposed Arizona Roads
- railroad needed northeast of Flagstaff to get to coal mines Jy/27 2/5
- Thomas S. Bullock and Victor A. Wilder having troubles with Monterrey & Mexican Gulf Railway Co. Ag/17 3/4
- Nevada Southern might extend line through Arizona Oc/12 2/2
- negotiations being made for extension of Nevada Southern De/7 2/3
- San Diego & Phoenix Railroad to close contracts No/9 2/3
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railroad
- new depot completed at Prescott Jy/6 2/2
- will handle freight of United Verde Copper Co. Jy/20 2/2
- to carry mail between Prescott & Ash Fork Se/7 3/3
- F. M. Murphy elected president Oc/12 7/2
- E. M. Dickey elected secretary and F. M. Murphy elected president Oc/19 1/3
- work has been resumed to Phoenix No/16 7/2
- want men to work south of Prescott No/23 7/2
- application for extension of franchise granted De/7 1/5
- Major Vaugh, Supt. of Construction, says there will be completion to Phoenix De/7 7/2
- plan to get funds for grading De/21 7/5
- call for more help in grading De/28 1/4
Southern Pacific
- investigating possibility of road from Prescott to Phoenix Jy/13 2/2
- pay car has not arrived in Tucson Ag/17 2/3
- Wells, Fargo & Co. has made cuts in express rates to Southern Pacific points Se/7 2/3
- Cox & Street, Phoenix, are attorneys for railroad Oc/12 1/3
- tramps wreck train near Lordsburg, N. M. De/14 2/3
- clearing out employees who misrepresented Salt River Valley De/21 1/4
RAIN
See Weather
RANCHES AND FARMS
See also: Land and Land Tenure
- St. Johns Herald says town is full; people should stay on ranch No/9 2/3
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. 3 district roads must be kept clear Jy/6 annc. 3/5
- Board of Supervisors give permission for different Coconino County projects Jy/13 3/3
- petition granted for public road running west from Williams Jy/27 3/2
- petition received by Board of Supervisors for highway from LeRoux Springs to Beal Trail Oc/5 7/3
- Mi1tenberg and Grosetta streets in Tucson listed Oc/12 7/2
- petition out for public road from Beal trail to LaRoux Springs No/16 7/3
- North Second St. listed in Winslow De/14 9/4
Flagstaff
- Beaver Street mentioned Jy/20 3/2
- Lareaux St. mentioned Jy/20 3/2
- Railroad Ave. mentioned Ag/10 24 3/1
- Railroad St. mentioned Oc/5 7/6
Williams
- East Washington Ave. mentioned Oc/12 2/2
- Bill Williams Ave. mentioned Oc/12 2/2
- Railroad Ave. mentioned De/21 2/3
ST. JOHNS
- mentioned Oc/12 1/3
- every place is filled No/9 2/3
SALVATION ARMY
See Welfare and Charity
ROBBERY
See Crimes and Criminals-Robbery
RODEOS
See Livestock-Sheep
RUINS
See Anthropology
RUSTLING
See Crimes and Criminal-Rustling
SALESMAN
See Business
SALOONS
See Business
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
See Pima County up to 1899
SANTA FE RAILROAD
See Railroads-Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe
SANTA FE, PRESCOTT & PHOENIX
See Railroads
SCHOOL BOARDS
See Education and Schools
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
See Education and Schools
SCHOOLS
See Education and Schools
SCIENTISTS
- Major John W. Powell, U. S. Geological Survey Jy/27 2/1
- Bernard Thorner, German botanist Jy/13 3/3
- W. B. Sloan, Santa Fe geologist No/2 7/6
SHEEP
See Livestock-Sheep
SHERIFFS
See Law Enforcement Personnel
SHOOTING
See Crimes and Criminals-Shooting
SMELTING
See Mines and Mining
SNAKE DANCE
See Indians
SNOW
See Weather
SOCIETIES
See Clubs and Organizations
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
See Railroads-Southern Pacific
SPORTS
See also: Entertainment
- Colorado group here for hunting and fishing outing Jy/6 3/2
- Ed. McSherry to ride bicycle from Tombstone to Ohio Jy/13 2/2
- Mr. & Mrs. E. M. Doe and Mr. & Mrs. John Clark went camping in Oak Creek Ag/24 3/1
- Flagstaff group camping and fishing at Oak Creek Se/7 3/2
- Valley Cycle Club started in Phoenix Se/14 1/4
- bicycle riders organize in Tucson Se/14 1/4
- new game law given for hunters Se/28 1/4
- Nogales has skating rink No/16 1/4
- group walking frown New York City pass through Tucson De/14 1/5
- Flagstaff organized football team De/21 7/1
- Germans walking from New York to San Francisco stopped in Flagstaff De/28 7/2
Baseball
- Winslow and Gallup teams crossed bats Ag/24 3/2
- El Paso Broom defeated Tucson Club Se/14 1/4
Fishing
- Flagstaff group camp and fish in Oak Creek Jy/13 3/2
- Flagstaff group goes fishing in Oak Creek Jy/27 3/2
- Williams group went fishing in Oak Creek Ag/17 3/2
Horse Racing
- Horse races to be held in Winslow De/14 9/4
- holiday races to be held in Winslow De/14 9/5
Hunting
- Baron Faukenhausen kills two turkeys at Cliffs Se/7 3/3
- Dr. R. M. Francis kills deer Oc/5 7/5
- L. L. L. Ferral, Williams, and party return from hunting trip Oc/19 2/3
- Flagstaff group leaves for week long hunt at Mormon Lake Oc/19 7/4
- game law given Oc/26 1/4
- J. W. and Dr. R. M. Francis kills ducks at Mormon Lake Oc/26 7/1
- group goes south of Challender Oc/26 7/3
- George Morse bring in deer and turkeys Oc/26 7/4
- group goes for duck hunt at Mormon Lake Oc/26 7/4
- Flagstaff group goes north No/9 7/1
- Flagstaff group goes to Mormon Lake to shoot ducks No/16 7/2
- hunter brought in ducks from Monnan Lake No/23 7/2
- shooting match to be held in Flagstaff on Thanksgiving day No/23 7/5
- Mormon and Marshall Lake to have many geese and ducks No/30 7/1
- B. Hock and Sykes Bros. are turkey shooting at Turkey Tanks No/30 7/1
- George Morse and Vena Powell to bring in twelve wild turkeys No/30 7/1
- Flagstaff group goes to Kingman to shot quail No/30 7/1
- patty of Flagstaff Nimrods will hunt cottontails No/30 7/5
- Williams group busy hunting De/7 2/3
- John Vories, J. W. Francis and J. A. Wilson shoot 152 cottontails De/7 7/1
STAGE COACH
See Transportation Transportation
STAGE COACH ROBBERY
See Crimes and Criminals-Robbery
STATISTICS
- school census in Yavapai County Jy/20 2/2
- 50 Sunday schools in Arizona Se/7 2/1
- school statistics of Territory given Oc/19 2/2
- Arizona homes and debts; census report No/9 2/2
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
- H. M. Bissell, Phoenix businessman, commits suicide because of debts Jy/27 1/5
- Frederick Houlshoue, veteran, commits suicide using morphine Ag/10 2/3
- L. H. Flowrey commits suicide in Phoenix Se/14 1/4
- Clayton Lemon and wife take morphine; wife dies Oc/12 7/4
- Deo. Malcolm, Frank Robinson and Clarissa Lovejoy attempt suicide No/2 1/4
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
See Protestants and Protestantism
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
See Educators
SURVEYING
- surveying contracts given Jy/6 2/2
- Philip Contzen and party surveying near Prescott Se/7 3/2
- boundary survey equipment sold in Tucson No/23 1/4
TARIFFS AND CUSTOMS
- Chas. Canall declined job of mounted inspector Jy/20 3/1
TAX AND TAXATION
- Prescott & Arizona Central Railroad refuse to pay taxes in Yavapai County Jy/6 3/2
- some assessments left off rolls Jy/13 2/1
- C. M. Shannon to be new collector of internal revenue in Arizona and New Mexico; argument over where office should be Jy/13 2/1
- Territorial Board of Equalization raises assessment of railroad to $10,000 per mile Jy/20 2/1
- assessment rolls of Pinal County Jy/20 2/2
- Ben M. Crawford, Clifton, appointed deputy collector Jy/20 3/4
- taxes on Arizona saloons Ag/24 2/1
- assessment rolls, 1893, for Yavapai County Ag/24 2/3
- tax levy for different counties given Se/7 2/3
- Apache County fixed rate of taxation Se/7 2/4
- tax rate for Graham County given Se/14 1/4
- Gila County tax rate given Se/14 1/4
- tax collections made in Florence area De/7 1/4
- taxes become delinquent December 18th De/7 7/2
- Southern Pacific Railroad Co. paid taxes to Pima County De/14 1/4
- taxes paid promptly in Gila County De/28 1/4
- Soto case decides Board of Supervisors have no legal authority to lower assessment after made De/28 2/1
Coconino County
- assessment roll work will begin Jy/6 3/2
- assessment roll Jy/13 2/3
- assessment roll Ag/17 3/3
- valuation of Coconino County Se/7 3/3
- 786 names on tax rolls Se/14 7/1
- Treasurer A. T. Cornish sending out tax notices Oc/12 7/1
- Treasurer Cornish collecting taxes 3.n Coconino County De/7 7/2
- Board of Supervisors extends time to pay taxes De/28 7/2
- Board of Supervisors delays tax payment date De/28 7/3
TEACHERS
See Educators
TEACHERS' COLLEGES
See Colleges and Universities
TELEGRAPH
See Communications-Telegraph
TELEPHONE
See Communications-Telephone
TEMPE
- officers elected at Board of Trade meeting No/16 1/4
TEMPERANCE
See Alcohol and Drugs
TEMPERATURE
See Weather
TERRITORIAL FAIRS
See Fairs
TERRITORIAL PRISON
See Prisons and Prisoners
THANKSGIVING
See Holidays and Religious Days--Thanksgiving
TOURISTS AND TOURISM
See also: Grand Canyon
- if had north-south railroad, Southern Arizona citizens could escape summer heat Jy/20 2/1
- P. E. Messenger and Robert Garnett to go to Grand Canyon in wagon Jy/20 3/2
- Oak Creek fine place to visit now Jy/27 3/2
- Tucson seeks winter tenants Ag/10 2/2
- John A. Black, Acting Commissioner of Immigration, says lots of people write wanting information on Arizona Ag/10 2/3
- Williams group visits Supai villages and Grand Canyon Oc/12 2/3
- 67 visitors to Grand Canyon last month Oc/12 7/1
- many strangers in Yuma Oc/19 1/3
- group from East to visit unexplored parts of Territory No/2 7/6
- travel to California increasing De/21 7/1
Flagstaff
- arrivals at Tourist Hotel and Bank Hotel Jy/6 3/4
- Flagstaff hotel arrivals Jy/13 3/4
- list of arrivals at Flagstaff hotels Jy/20 3/5
- Flagstaff hotel arrivals Jy/27 3/4
- arrivals at Bank Hotel Ag/10 3/4
- list of Flagstaff hotel arrivals Ag/17 3/4
- Albuquerque group visiting Flagstaff Ag/24 3/3
- hotel arrivals in Flagstaff Ag/24 3 5
- Flagstaff hotel arrivals listed Se/7 3/5
- list of hotel arrivals Se/14 2/3
- Flagstaff hotel arrivals Se/28 7/6
- hotel arrivals in Flagstaff Oc/5 7/4
- hotel arrivals in Flagstaff Oc/12 7/4
- hotel arrivals in Flagstaff Oc/19 1/6
- hotel arrivals in Flagstaff Oc/26 7/6
- Flagstaff hotel arrivals No/2 7/6
- hotel arrivals No/9 7/4
- hotel arrivals No/16 7/4
- hotel arrivals No/23 7/3
- hotel arrivals No/30 7/3
- hotel arrivals De/7 7/5
- hotel arrivals De/14 9/3
- hotel list De/21 7/4
- hotel arrivals De/28 7/3
TRAIN ROBBERY
See Crimes and Criminals-Robbery
TRAINS
See Railroads
TRANSPORTATION
See also: Advertisements; Bridges; Communication; Railroads; Roads and Streets
- W. L. Van Horn brings back bicycle from Chicago Jy/6 3/2
- J. H. Tolfree in charge of Flagstaff line to Grand Canyon Jy/13 3/2
- Wells, Fargo & Co. keeps armed guards on their railroad cars Jy/27 3/2
- Wells, Fargo & Co. has made cut in express rates to Southern Pacific points Se/7 2/3
- Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cook went to Prescott in buggy Se/14 7/1
TUBA CITY
- Indian Trader C. H. Algert says things are quiet Ag/10 3/4
TUCSON
- seeks winter tenants Ag/10 2/2
- no fines to be imposed because Southern Pacific pay has not arrived Ag/17 2/3
- gives tramps bread No/16 1/4
- costs $725 a month to run city No/16 1/4
UNIVERSITIES
See Colleges and Universities
VEGETABLES
See Agriculture
VETERINARY MEDICINE
See Livestock
W.C.T.U
See Alcohol and Drugs
WAGONS
See Transportation
WATER AND WATER RESOURCES
See also: Colorado River; Weather
- Flagstaff should incorporate to get water works Jy/6 2/1
- J. W. Thurber has started water wagon in Flagstaff Jy/6 3/1
- condition of "Old Town" spring discussed Jy/13 3/4
- Sykes Bros, plan to make trip on Gulf Ag/10 3/3
- McKean & Baker, Los Angeles, will construct levee in Yuma Se/14 1/4
- Profs. Gulley and Boggs, Territorial University, in Flagstaff looking over water problems Se/28 7/3
- F. R. Nellis extending water line in Williams Oc/26 2/3
- Nellis offered to furnish water for school gratis De/14 2/3
- vein of water found in Williams De/28 7/4
Canals and Irrigation
- C. A. Bailey, Needles, interested in huge irrigation scheme Jy/6 3/3
- South Gila Canal Co. purchased canal near Painted Rocks Jy/27 1/5
- Kansas gentlemen might irrigate in Pinal County Ag/24 2/3
- irrigation congress to be in California Se/7 2/1
- irrigation convention to be in Los Angeles Se/14 1/5
- proclamation by Gov. L. C. Hues about irrigation convention to be held in Los Angeles Se/28 1/5
- Atchinson; Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad to support an irrigation project in western Arizona Oc/12 1/5
- Major Powell's speech not popular at irrigation convention Oc/26 2/1
- scheme to irrigate Wallapai Valley dropped No/16 2/1
- men mistook Picacho Mining Co. for irrigating works De/7 1/4
- Rollins & Sons, Denver, purchased canal and irrigation pumping plant of Colorado River Irrigation Co. De/21 1/4
- over 60,000 acres near Mesa under canals De/28 1/4
Dams
- Bill Williams Fork dam soon to start below Signal Jy/6 2/2
- dams to be erected on Gila River Jy/13 2/2
- dam across Pecos River in New Mexico broke Ag/10 2/1
- dam being built on Tonto Creek Ag/10 2/3
- A & P making improvements on dam south of Williams No/16 7/4
- work on A & P dam south of Williams completed De/14 2/3
Rivers
- Colorado River might be dammed Oc/26 2/2
- Little Colorado River described No/9 7/3
- talk of improving channel of Colorado River No/30 2/1
WEATHER
See also: Colorado River
- heat unendurable in Southern Arizona Jy/13 3/1
- rain all over Territory Jy/13 3/1
- Gila Bend had severe windstorm Jy/20 2/2
- bad flooding at Bisbee and Fairbanks Jy/27 1/5
- dust storm hits Solomonville Ag/24 2/3
- destructive cloud burst at El Dorado Canyon Ag/24 2/3
- lightning does queer things at Mescal Station near Jerome Ag/24 2/3
- hail and snow at Bellemont Se/7 3/1
- roof timers in Yuma do work at night because it is cooler Se/14 1/4
- frosty nights Se/14 7/1
- rainfall heavy in Northern Arizona Se/28 7/3
- heavy snowfall in mountains around Prescott No/23 1/4
- no snow in Yuma No/30 1/4
- winter commencing early No/30 7/1
- recent snow on Mohave Desert is first within memory of oldest habitant De/7 1/4
- Williams has snow De/7 2/3
- Williams has about six inches of snow De/28 7/4
Flagstaff
- peaks covered with snow Jy/13 3/2
- snow storm on San Francisco Peaks Ag/17 3/1
- lightning strikes Thos. Howe's store Ag/17 3/1
- lightning struck a tree north of Flagstaff jail Ag/17 3/2
- snowfall Oc/26 7/2
- windy weather returns in Flagstaff No/16 7/1
- snow No/23 7/3
- 18°: above zero recorded De/28 7/2
- snow storm De/28 7/2
WELLS
See Water and Water Resources
WELLS, FARGO & CO.
See Transportation
WESTERN UNION
See Communications-Telegraph
WELFARE AND CHARITY
- Salvation Army will probably establish a barrack in Flagstaff at early date Se/28 7/3
- Salvation Army will open campaign in Tucson Oc/12 1/3
- Salvation Army has establishments in Phoenix, Tucson, and Prescott No/16 1/4
- has immense Chinese population Se/28 1/3
WILLIAMS
- who is rich widow? Se/14 2/3
- times a little slow De/28 7/5
WINSLOW
- town quiet Jy/20 3/5
- houses in demand No/30 7/5
WOMEN
Includes any article pertaining to a woman or women.
- Jy/6: non-Arizona article 1/7; Tempe has female brass band 2/2; teacher 3/1; back home 3/3; returns hoarse 3/3; hotel arrivals 3/4
- Jy/1 1/3: non-Arizona article 1/3; marries 2/2 ; captures horse thief 2/4; expected hoarse
3/2; marries 3/2
- Jy/20: visiting relatives 3/1,; visits 3/2; travel to World's Fair 3/2; travels 3/2
- Jy/27: marries 1/5; travels 3/1; moves 3/1; returns from trip 3/1; visits 3/1; travels 3/2;
visiting in Flagstaff for winter 3/2; gives dinner 3/3; come to dog's rescue 3/3
- Ag/10: teachers 2/3; to remain in Flagstaff 3/1.; school teacher 3 ; son
born 3/1; go to Los Angeles for winter 3/2; son born 3/2; return 3/2; visits
3/2; marries 3/3; real estate transfers 3/4; contests land claim 3/6
- Ag/17: lady managers 2/2; travels to World' s Fair 3/1; visits 3/2; visits relatives 3/2; will return home 3/2; travel 3/2
- Ag/24: need to be protected from ruffians 2/3; attend Snake Dance 3/1;
lectures on free coinage 3/1; camping 3/1; leave for California 3/2; return
from East 3/2; visit tourist sites 3/3
- Se/7: receives money from A. O. U. W. 2/3; appointed member of Territorial
Board of Examiners for public schools 2/3; janitrix 2/3; librarian 2/3; visit
old home 3/1; spend winter in Los Angeles 3/1; camping and fishing 3/2; left for home 3/3; to be married 3/3
- Se/14: millinery shop 2/3; has new home in Williams 2/3; daughter born 7/1;
visit Verde and Jerome 7/1; visits Grand Canyon 7/1; has twin daughters 7/1;
arrived 7/2; can fruit 7/2; elocutionist 7/2; arrives 7/3; to remain in
Flagstaff 7/3; loses diamonds 7/4
- Se/28: hurt in railroad wreck; has new store 2/3; visits relatives 2/3;
marries 2/3; non-Arizona article on women taking husband's surname 6/3;
visits friends 7/1; returns from Albuquerque 7/1; visit World's Fair 7/1;
loses gold watch 7/2 ; visit from Albuquerque 7/3; visits friends 7/3
- Oc/5: lions and bears killed near woman's ranch 1/3; died 2/2; returns home
after visiting 2/3; surprise party 2/3; non-Arizona articles 3/-; non-Arizona
article 6/4; to be married 7/1; returns home 7/2; spends winter in Arkansas
7/2; in comical musical 7/5
- Oc/12: 12: non-Arizona articles 6/-; returns home after traveling 7/1; travel 7/1; son born 7/3
- Oc/19: knitted bedspread returned 1/3; returns from visiting relatives 7/1;
to visit relatives 7/1; travel to Maryland for winter 7/1; to visit in Missouri
7/1; leaves for home in Kansas 7/1; came to visit from Ohio 7/1; visit former
home 7/2; surprise chicken thief 7/3; finds canary bird 7/6
- Oc/26: marry 1/3; ill 2/3; well. after illness 2/3; daughter born 7/1;
expected home 7/2; in Flagstaff 7/2; moves to Los Angeles 7/2
- No/2: moves to Williams 7/1; returns from California 7/1; to join husband in
Flagstaff 7/1; visits ill daughter 7/1; to visit fair and old home 7/1; to visit
sister 7/2; return to California 7/3
- No/9: visit California relatives 7/1; go to Cincinnati 7/1; goes to Los
Angeles for winter 7/1; visits from Canada 7/1; write letter of sympathy 7/4
- No/16: son drowns 1/4; father buys house for daughter 1/4; non-Arizona
articles 6/-; grandfather visits 7/1; returns from East 7/1; visits
Flagstaff 7/1; opens restaurant 7/2; gives birthday party for daughter 7/4
- No/23: has large rose 1/4; suffrage, non-Arizona article 2/2; non-Arizona articles 3/-; to give entertainment 7/1; visiting in Los Angeles; marriage, receives warrant after death of husband 7/3; destitute 7/4; marries 7/4; marries 7/5
- No/30: sells railroad 1/4; returns from St. Louis 7/1; to marry 7/1; visit Flagstaff 7/2;
daughter born 7/2; visits Needles 7/5
- De/7: ran Williams hotel 2/3; buys lodging house 2/3; daughter born 2/3; daughter born
7/1; spend winter in San Diego 7/1; marries 7/3, 7/3, 7/3; given check 7/4
- De/14: visit California 2/3; Women and Home; non-Arizona articles 8/-;will return from
Missouri 9/1; non-Arizona article about college women 10/3
- De/21: Women and Home; non-Arizona articles 3/-; to marry 7/2; teaches kindergarten
7/4; marries 7/4
- De/28: visit friends 7/1; marries 7/1; visits parents 7/1; return from Los Angeles 7/1;
marries 7/3; goes to California for health 7/4
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
See Alcohol and Drugs
WOOL
See Livestock-Sheep
WORLD FAIRS
See Fairs
YAVAPAI COUNTY
- Board of Equalization to have meeting about assessment of A & P railroad Jy/20 3/3
- assessment roll for 1893 Ag/24 2/3
- holding court Oc/26 2/3
- grand jury in session No/16 7/4
YUMA
- has "write up" fever Oc/5 1/4
- building new stores and houses Oc 2 1/3
- many strangers visiting Oc/19 1/3
- part of town suppose to be in California 1/4
- has plague of fires De/7 1/4
YUMA COUNTY
- total valuation of property for 1893 is $1,304,590.59 Jy/6 2/2
- tax levy given Se/7 2/3
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