Subject Index To The COCONINO WEEKLY SUN 1894

ACCIDENT INSURANCE
See: Insurance

W. H. Sparklin and Scott hurt at Milton sawmill Ja/11 7/2
Orr killed at Williams tunnel Ja/18 7/2
Webb Wallace had horse fall on him Ja/18 7/2
C. W. Doty, Williams, has foot hurt while coasting Ja/18 7/4
Benjamin F. Doney injured by timber falling on him at Gold Bronze mine at Vanderbilt Ja/25 7/1
George F. Schaal has leg hurt when caught between box cars Ja/25 7/3
George W. Eakles, Phoenix, thrown from buggy and killed Fe/1 2/2
Gus Reamer has toes amputated after axe slipped Fe/1 7/2
Webb Wallace improving after horse fell on him Fe/1 7/3
Jas. Finley, Tucson, fell off bicycle and broke arms Fe/8 1/4
Quinn, fireman, falls under wheels of train; leg amputated Fe/15 7/4
A & P crewmen hurt in accident at Allentown Fe/15 7/4
Otto Debsch has arm sawed at Williams mill Fe/15 7/5
A. R. Kilgore falls while working on Dr. Johnston's building in Williams Fe/15 7/5
Wm. Sutton, Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix Railroad employee, hit on head from rock from blasting; dies Fe/22 1/4
body of dead man, Ramsey, found near Sunset Pass Fe/22 7/4
James Quinn expected to live after being run over by train and having limb amputated Fe/22 7/5
Quinn, brakeman, expected to recover Mr/1 2/3
Geo. Meeks, miner, fell into shaft and broke both legs Mr/1 1/4
Peter Martin, Walnut A & P employee; jumps off train and hits head Mr/1 7/3
daughter of E. T. McGonigle, Flagstaff, falls off steps and hurts head Mr/1 7/4
Col. Charles D. Poston, pioneer, fell from Southern Pacific bridge near Yuma Mr/8 1/4
Mrs. S. S. Acker stepped on nail Mr/29 7/1
Frank Beal hit in eye from board at Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. in Flagstaff Ap/5 7/1
J.B.Pouthies breaks finger while shoeing horse Ap/12 7/3
Miss Kitty Peterson steps on nail Ap/26 1/4
J. W. Thurber improving Ap/26 7/1
J. R. Treat got hand caught in saw at Arizona Lumber and Timber mill in Flagstaff Ap/19 7/2
J. W. Thurber's jaw broken and teeth knocked out when chain hit him at Flagstaff mill Ap/19 7/5
C. A. Green, Flagstaff Lumber and Timber Co. employee, struck on head by rock My/3 7/1
E. A. Braly, Flagstaff Lumber & Timber Co. struck in abdomen by board My/3 7/5
W. E."Shotgun" Miller killed at Reymert Mine, Pinal County, by falling timber My/10 1/4
while roping wild steer, Hugh MacDonald pulled into canyon My/10 1/4
E. A. braly dies from injuries My/10 7/2
S. C. Miller thrown from wagon seat at Groom creek My/10 7/3
Philip Oates burned on face by explosion of sulphuric acid at old Long island smelter My/17 1/6
Fred Grim, nine years old, broke arm My/17 715
two English prospectors, William Rogers and William McDonald, die of thirst on way to Harqua Hala My/13 1/4
Hawks & Hennessey's delivery horse indulged in runaway My/31 7/1
George Steck, Arizona Sandstone Co. employee, crushed to death by rock Je/7 7/3
body of Jack Thomas, who supposedly disappeared, found by Indian Je/21 1/4
Barney Pettyjohn had leg broken when log rolling Je/28 7/2
Frank E. Foster dies of blood poisoning after having leg amputated Je/28 7/3
Jack Fox tried to ride bronco; broke collar bone Jy/5 7/1
man found dead on range; in employ of Cambell & Francis Jy/19 7/3
Mexican boy loses fingers when powder cap explodes Jy/19 7/3
rope of Mrs. Fred Riley's hammock broke; hurts spine Jy/26 7/5
Helm, Needles, steps on nail and dies two days later Ag/2 8/2
Ben Fraull, Gila County, killed by powder explosion Ag/9 1/3
lady dies in Chicago; two men, one from Tucson and one from Philadelphia, say she is his wife Ag/9 1/5
unidentified man found dead on desert near Yuma; possible murder Ag/9 1/6
H. B. Cartmell has toes cut off by saw at mill of brother, R. J. Cartmell, south of Prescott Ag/16 1/3
Tom Dougherty hit on head by rock at Congress mine Se/6 1/3
two men drowned in Lonesome Valley wash Se/6 2/3
Jos. Gildner thrown from bicycle in Flagstaff Se/6 7/2
John Well's teams caught in flood coming from hillside mine Se/6 8/3
Joseph Tanner and Indians find body of possibly T. McClurg Oc/18 7/3
John Malliott and son seem to be missing in Northern Arizona Oc/18 7/5
family of Herman Wolf worried about him; safe in Northern Arizona Oc/18 7/5
body of unknown dead man found near Canyon Diablo Oc/18 7/6
George, son of L. L. Burens, fell from pony and broke arm Oc/25 7/2
body of man found near Canyon Diable identified as J. F. Anderson Oc/25 7/2
child of Brown Roche, Phoenix, swallowed bean wrong way No/8 7/6
logs fell on Mexican working for G. W. Binkley No/22 7/2
Mit. Burch, while roping steer, got fingers caught in rope No/29 7/3
drunk man drowns in two feet of water No/29 8/3
"Curly" Wallace who meet with serious accident, improving De/6 7/1
Firearms
Dick White shoots himself in leg Ja/11 7/1
Mrs. S. M. Franklin, Tucson, finds pistol in drawer that accidently fires Fe/l 1/6
gun of G. C. Welch explodes in his hand but he was not hurt Mr/29 7/5
Wellington Starkey, Mohave County stockman, gun accidently discharged Ap/12 1/4
Thomas A. Judd, Tucson, found dead with gunshot wound Ap/12 1/5
passenger's gun accidently fires hitting Peter Collett, stage driver, in shoulder My/10 1/5
Pat Ryan, Tucson bartender, fatally wounded when gun accidently discharged Je/7 1/4
Sam Houston, Tonto Basin, killed when his gun accidently fired Je/21 1/4
Jack Maguire's pistol discharged and passed through Jesse Purtyman's hand Se/20 7/2
Marino Carreras' gun accidently discharged and hit him in leg No/15 7/3
Tom Wallace's gun accidently discharged and hit him in leg No/15 7/4

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.

for sale or rent; Williams Livery Stable; contact Sandford Rowe Je/28 1/5
Levi Strauss & Co. Je/28 1/5-6
Royal Baking Powder Je/28 1/5-6
magazine "Electric Power" Je/28 1/6
send for speech of Hon. J. P. Jones, U. S. senator from Nevada Je/28 1/6
watch and jewelry repair; Cook & Lee Je/28 2/5-6
young men learn telegraphy; write J. D. Brown Je/28 4/6
Indiana Bicycle Co; $85 for Waverley Je/28 4/6
hooks and eyes; Richardson & DeLong Bros., Philadelphia Je/28 4/6
fat folks reduced from 15 to 25 lbs. a month; O. W. Snyder, M. D. Chicago Je/28 5/5
needles, shuttles, repairs for sewing machines; Blelock Mfg. Co. Je/28 5/5
Sapolio should be used in every kitchen Je/28 5/5-6
everything connected with butter should be washed with Pearline Je/28 5/5-6
Royal Baking Powder Je/28 5/5-6
Clairette Soap Je/28 5/5-6
for purchase or lease of railroad lands, contact C.H.Fancher, Albuquerque Je/28 7/1
Dr. Price'sCream Baking Powder Je/28 7/2-3
wool and pelts, P. C. Porter, Chicago Je/28 8/3
Coulon Piano Co., Illinois Je/28 8/4
1894 Victor Model "D" high frame bicycle; F. W. Sisson, Victor agent in Flagstaff Je/28 8/4-5
Imperial Geared Mop; The Imperial Manf'g., Co., Cleveland Je/28 8/4-5
Dr. Dienysias Nutro Medicated Baking Je/28 8/5
E. E. Burlingame's Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, Denver Je/28 8/5
Levi Strauss & Co. De/20 1/5-6
book " A Night with Ramesis II", J. C. Ayer & Co., Mass. De/20 2/2
St. Louis Globe-Democrat De/20 2/2
shoe catalogue; W. L. Douglas, Mass. De/20 2/4
Republican Journals; The Advertiser, N. Y. De/20 2/4
new books "From monkey to Man" and "The Story of Chicago", Dibble Publishing Co., N. Y. De/20 3/5
agents wanted; P. M. Pub. Co.,N. Y. De/20 3/5
clairette soap; N.K. Fairbank Co., St. Louis De/20 3/5-6
Pearline does what nothing else can; James Pyle,N.Y. De/20 3/5-6
Royal Baking Powder De/20 3/5-6
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder De/20 7/3
homestead information; R. J. Hartman, Prescott lawyer De/20 7/4
St. Louis Globe-Democrat De/20 7/5-6
information about pensions; Press Claims Co., Wash., D. C. De/20 8/1
patents; Scientific American, Munn & Co., N. Y. De/20 8/1
Patents; C. A. Snow & Co., Wash., D. C. De/20 8/1
Columbia Desk Calender; Pope Manufacturing Co., Conn. De/20 8/3
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder De/20 8/4
free evergreen tree; Evergreen Nurseries, Wisconsin De/20 8/4
Victor Bicycles, Overman Wheel Co., Los Angeles De/20 8/4-5
patent; Press Claims Co., John Wedderburn, Washington, D. C. De/20 8/5Flastaff
professional listings Je/28 1/1
Secret Societies listed Je/28 1/1
Moyer & Palmer, watch repairers Je/28 1/1
Arizona Central Bank, J. H. Hoskins, Jr., cashier Je/28 1/2
church directory Je/28 1/2
Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. Je/28 1/2-3
copies of Coconino Sun at News Depot Je/28 1/6
beautiful millinery at Ladies' Bazaar Je/28 1/6
Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. Je/28 2/5-6
M. T. Black & Co.; proprietors of Parlor Exchange; liquors, wines, cigars Je/28 2/5-6
Bank Hotel; T. J. Coalter, proprietor Je/28 2/5-6
dry goods and clothing, Gorham A. Bray Je/28 2/5-6
business will be on cash basis; P. J. Brannen Je/28 2/5-6
sheet iron and tin work done by Hoxworth & Co. Je/28 7/1
Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest on time deposits Je/28 7/1
spring millinery at Ladies' Bazaar Je/28 7/1
cream candy at News Depot Je/28 7/1
for sale: house on school block, A. C. Potter Je/28 7/2
butter and eggs on ice at Coffin Bros. Je/28 7/4
never borrow a toothbrush; buy one at F. W. Smith & Co., druggist Je/28 7/4
soda water with syrup at News Depot Je/28 7/4
new Verde honey at Coffin Bros. Je/28 7/6
C. Johnson, laundry Je/28 7/5
A. B. Crawford, repairer of watches, clocks and jewelry Je/28 7/5
Babbitt Bros., Dry Goods Department Je/28 7!5-h
J. W. Weatherford; gents furnishing, merchant tailor Je/28 7/5-6
J. F. Daggs & Co., dealers in beef, mutton and lamb Je/28 7/5-6
C. F. Marshall, plumber Je/28 7/6
Sanderson, merchant Je/28 7/6
Sun wants your job printing Je/28 8/5
The Flagstaff Commercial Co., general merchandise De/20 1/1-6
Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. De/20 2/5-6
P. J. Brannen, general merchandise De/20 2/5-6
J. F. Daggs & Co., dealers in beef, mutton and lamb De/20 2/5-6
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association; E. S. Clark, agent in Flagstaff De/20 2/5-6
Bank Hotel ; T. J. Coalter, proprietor De/20 2/5-6
News Depot; Chas. A. Keller, proprietor De/20 2/5-6
Santa Claus has arrived at F. W. Smith & Co. De/20 7/2
E. H. Cress repairs machines De/20 7/2
drug store of F. W. Smith & Co. De/20 7/2
Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest on time deposits De/20 7/2
Christmas presents at F. W. Smith & Co. De/20 7/2
Hoxworth & Co. does sheet iron and tin work De/20 7/2
go to Coffins for Christmas grocery goods De/20 7/2
Christmas toys at F. W. Smith & Co. De/20 7/2
Christmas goods at F. W. Smith & Co. De/20 7/4
for two bits, can get The Daily Sun De/20 7/4
J. W. Weatherford's gents' furnishing store De/20 7/5-6
jewelry at A. B. Crawford's De/20 7/6
The Sun wants your job printing De/20 8/5
Patent Medicine
Dr. King's New Discovery for la grippe Je/28 1/5
Hall's Catarrh Cure Je/28 1/6
Electric Bitters, Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cure stomach disorders and sores Je/28 1/6
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Je/28 2/3
Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption Je/28 2/3
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures for scrofuia; Hood's Pills for headaches, etc. Je/28 2/4
Ely's cream balm cures catarrh Je/28 4/6
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures; Hood's Pills Je/28 4/5
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for rheumatism Je/28 5/4
Piso's Cure for Consumption Je/28 5/6
Syrup of Figs for personal health Je/28 5/6
Hall's Hair Renewer Je/28 7/1
Ayer's Sarsaparilla for poor blood Je/28 7/1
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. makes sarsaparilla Je/28 7/1
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Je/28 7/2
Hood's Sarsaparilla and pills for tired feeling, weakness and headaches Je/28 7/2
Ayer's Pills to relieve constipation and headache Je/28 7/4
Dr. Jordan & Co. 's. Great Museum of Anatomy; treats diseases of men Je/28 7/5
Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup for children teething Je/28 7/5
remedy that will cure lost manhood; Prof. J. S. Breecil, San Francisco Je/28 8/1
Hudyan to cure lost manhood; Hudson Medical institute, San Francisco Je/28 8/1
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine for creeping paralysis Je/28 8/1
Hall's Catarrh Cure, F. J. Cheney & Co., Ohio De/20 1/5
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure for scrofuia and dyspepsia De/20 2/4
S for the blood De/20 3/4
St. Jacobs oil cures pain De/20 3/5-6
Piso cure for consumption De/20 3/6
cure dropsy with ten day treatment; Dr. H. H. Green & Sons, Georgia De/20 3/6
Dr. Pierce's Favorite prescription for painless childbirth De/20 6/5
Scott's Emulsion to fortify; Scott & Browne, N. Y. De/20 6/5-6
Kennedy's Medical Discovery for every kind of humor De/20 6/6
Imperial Granum, The Great Medical Food; John Carle & Sons, N.Y. De/20 6/6
Ely's cream balm for catarrh De/20 6/6
indigestion cured; Hood's Sarsaparilla cures De/20 6/6
Hall's Hair Renewer De/20 7/1
Hood's Sarsaparilla will make you strong De/20 7/1
Ayer's Sarsaparilla for purifying blood De/20 7/1
Ayer's Cathartic Pills De/20 7/2
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for colds De/20 7/4
The Great Hudyan for lost manhood; Hudson medical institution, San Francisco De/20 8/1
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine and New Heart Cure De/20 8/1
Dr. King's New Discovery for La Grippe De/20 8/3
Bucklen's Arnica salve at F. W. Smith & Co., Flagstaff De/20 8/3
Electric Bitters; at F. W. Smith & Co., Flagstaff De/20 8/3
Transportation
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Time Table No. 36 Je/28 1/1
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railroad Co. Time Table No.5 Je/28 1/3
Big Four Route; New York and Boston Je/28 4/6
Fourth of July exercusions given by Atlantic and Pacific Je/28 7/4
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Je/28 8/1
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway Co. Time Table No.3 De/20 1/2
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Time Table No/39 1/1-2

AFRO-AMERICANS
See Negroes

AGRIBUSINESS
See Economic Conditions; Agriculture

AGRICULTURAL LABOR
See Employment and Labor

farmers near St. Johns plan crops Ja/4 1/4
importation of oranges from Sonora might reach 150 carloads Ja/4 1/4
Tempe shipping hay to Houston Ja/11 2/2
barley to be sent to N.Y. from Phoenix area Ja/18 7/3
southern portion of Territory has agricultural experiment stations; northern portion needs them too Ja/25 2/2
importation of oranges from Sonora to reach 150 carloads Fe/15 1/4
farmer of Willcox established on experimental farm Fe/22 1/4
Babbitt Bros. ship potatoes Fe/22 7/1
alkali, not frost, might be what kills palms Mr/1 1/4
between Casa Grande and Florence is beautiful valley; crops listed Mr/1 1/4
agricultural department of Washington will send sample seeds to farmers Mr/8 7/2
grain 18 inches high near Yuma Mr/15 1/6
Santa Fe Fruit Express Company incorporated in Flagstaff Mr/22 7/4
bountiful crop of loco weed this spring; affects horses Mr/29 1/6
fruit trees arrived at Willcox experimental farm Mr/29 1/4
Jerry Millay planting orange trees near Arizona Canal Mr/29 1/4
papagos at San Xavier have less land in crops than usual Ap/5 2/3
spring grass should be good Ap/5 2/3
ranches preparing ground for potatoes and grain Ap/5 7/2
fruit crop of Salt River Valley will be immense Ap/12 1/4
Anton Klein shipped carload of hay to Challender Ap/12 7/1
description of farming in Coconino County Ap/12 8/2-4
there will be large increase of cultivated farm land in Coconino County next year Ap/26 7/1
shade trees set out in Tucson Ap/19 1/4
children of Mesa climbing mulberry trees to get fruit Ap/19 1/4
progress of crops given in weather report Ap/19 1/5
alfalfa crop in Salt River Valley booming; needs workers My/3 1/6
Beasley Bros. to plant grain on Ft. Valley ranch My/3 7/3
apple trees in blossom My/10 7/1
hops grow wild in Tonto Basin region My/17 1/4
farmers of Salt River Valley cutting wheat My/17 1/4
first cutting of alfalfa finished My/17 1/4
small grain making good showing My/17 7/1
committee may be appointed to investigate agricultural experimental station and territorial university My/31 1/6
apricot harvest ready near Phoenix Je/7 1/4
Yuma to have early watermelons Je/7 1/4
Phoenix has green corn for 15¢ per dozen Je/7 1/5
apricots being shipped from Phoenix area Je/7 1/6
A. Humphrey to farm near Tempe Je/7 7/1
Chris. I. Kempe, Erastus merchant and farmer, says winter wheat is best in his area Je/14 1/4
Yuma has ripe figs Je/28 1/4
peaches selling in Phoenix at 3e, per pd. Je/28 1/6
oranges left at A & P depot, Flagstaff, when strike started Jy/12 7/5
W. C. Green, rancher near Hereford, grew barley; now plans to grow beans; prices given Jy/19 1/4
showers are good for crops in Northern Arizona Ag/2 7/1
H. C. Lockett says rains have ruined potatoes Ag/2 7/1
Frank Foster, retired A & P employee engages in fruit raising in California Ag/2 7/2
A.P. Gibson engaged in fruit raising near California Ag/2 7/2
Harry Hoxworth purchased evaporator for fruits Ag/2 7/5
Citrus Ranch north of Gila Bend abandoned Ag/9 1/3
J. S. Birchett, Tempe area farmer, finds profit from pink beans Ag/9 1/6
land in various Arizona counties that could be brought under cultivation Ag/16 1/3
rains making crops splendid Ag/16 7/1
Verde ranchers have peaches Ag/16 7/2
H. H. Hoxworth and C. F. Marshall to engage in evaporation of peaches in Verde Ag/16 7/6
Verde fruit plentiful in market Ag/23 7/4
staff of Agricultural Experiment Station taking, trips in Territory Ag/30 1/3
H. H. Hoxworth's evaporator working splendidly on Verde peaches Ag/30 7/5
Sam Simon Valley will become great agricultural area Se/6 1/3
ranchers have large crop of hav; can not harvest because of wet weather Se/6 7/4
Paul B. Warnekros, Tombstone, awarded barley contract at Ft. Huachuca Se/13 1/3
John Hill, Thatcher, has peach trees which bear two crops Se/20 1/5
steam thresher in Maricopa County cleared up 6,000,000 pds. of wheat Se/20 1/5
Harry Hoxworth, Verde, to finish evaporation of peach crop soon Se/27 7/3
quinces grown in lower Santa Cruz Valley Oc/4 1/6
good potato harvest Oc/4 7/1
peach, corn and squash crop of Supai Indians large Oc/4 7/2
R. R. Willard, Cottonwood; brought evaporated peaches for Harry Hoxworth Oc/18 7/1
canaigre discussed by Prof. Robert H. Forbes at University of Arizona No/8 2/4
William Zech tries to destroy William Rohing's apiary in Tempe No/15 1/5
W J. Watson brought spuds in from ranch No/15 7/1
cherry tree of Judge Osborn's blooms again No/22 1/3
freight rate reduced on Southern Pacific line; now grain can be grown No/22 1/4
pumpkin weighing 112 gds. grown in Beaver Valley No/22 7/2
oranges shipped to W. J. Murphy, Chicago, president of Arizona Improvement Co. No/29 1/5
Tucson area becoming fertile valley De/6 1/6
canaigre attracting widespread attention De/13 2/1
Yuma prison farm discussed De/20 7/3
26½ pd. sweet potato grown by Peter Silva De/20 8/3
James Duke, Thather, growing wheat from California De/27 1/6
Chaplain Scott, Phoenix, raises corn, orange trees, peanuts, etc. De/27 7/5

ALBUQUERQUE

thriving city Fe/8 7/4

ALCOHOL AND DRUGS

temperance meeting held in Flagstaff Ja/18 7/1
Prof. Crowhurst gave temperance lecture in Williams Ja/18 7/4
John Bunyan Burton dies by taking opium; Juan Pogue becomes insane with manguana Fe/8 1/4
Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, I. O. G. T. will give "Temperance Social" My/31 7/1
open air union temperance meeting to be held in Flagstaff Jy/26 7/2
open air temperance meeting drew a large crowd Ag/2 7/5
contraband mescal found in Tucson Ag/23 2/3
Flagstaff Lodge, No. 14, I. O. G. T. publishes temperance column in Sun Se/20 7/1
Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, I. O. G. T. writes Good Templar's Column in Sun Se/20 8/2
effect of saloons on community Oc/4 8/2
Good Templar's Column; drinking habits Oc/11 3/2
Good Templar's Column; Keeley cure for drinking Oc/18 8/2
Good Templar's Column; saloons in Arizona Oc/25 8/2-3
Good Templar's Column; liquor and election day No/1 8/2
Good Templar's Column; athletics and drinking No/8 8/2
Good Templar's Column; election and liquor No/15 8/2
Good Templars to have debate on liquor problem No/2 7/3
Good Templar's Column; Saloons No/22 8/2
Flagstaff Lodge t. 0. G. T. to have discussion on liquor problem No/29 7/5
Good Templar's Column on drinking No/29 8/2
Good Templar's Column De/6 8/2
saloon springing up at Wickenburg because of railroad; causing problems De/13 1/5
W. H. Williams accidently took overdose of morphine to relieve pain De/13 7/4
Good Templar's Column De/13 8/2
Good Templar's Column De/20 8/2-3
Good Templar's Column De/27 8/2

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

AMUSEMENTS
See Entertainment

ANIMALS
See also: Livestock; Pets; Sports

mother bear and cubs go into Goldfield mine Ja/11 2/2
black tail deer begging on streets in Tombstone Fe/8 1/4
no deer to be killed after January 1 Fe/15 1/4
T. A. Riordan has mountain quail from Needles; plans to turn loose in Flagstaff area Fe/15 7/2
Jimmie Bridger bit by greyhound and dies from hydrophobia Mr/29 1/5
monkey born on ranch of J. J. Garkiner near Phoenix Ap/12 1/5
carp caught at Rogers Lake sold at Acker's meat market in Flagstaff Ap/26 7/2
D. Morgan, a lion in a circus in Flagstaff, killed a lion trainer Ap/30 9/2
student from Stanford at Ft. Lowell collecting bird and animal fauna My/10 1/4
fishing in Oak Creek being ruined My/10 7/2
bat guano mining becoming industry in Arizona My/17 1/4
L. S. Drum has carp from Stoneman Lake; also killed bear My/24 7/4
C. W. Lavin bit on neck by black fly and dies My/31 1/6
bat guano found in cave near Pantano; new industry My/31 7/2
bears numerous on Beaver and Oak Creek Je/7 1/6
Frederigo Domingues but by skunk at C. H. Schulz's ranch Je/21 7/3
Louis Tillman, child, bit by scorpion and dies Je/28 1/5
W. W. Price, Stanford University, gathering birds and mammals in Arizona Jy/19 1/4
Francisco Domingues, who was bitten by skunk, returns from treatment in Chicago Jy/19 7/1
Frederigo Domingues dies of drophobia Jy/26 7/2
collection of monstrosities brought up from Mexico Ag/2 1/4
T. C. Donahue has cat that eats chickens; sent to Grand Canyon but cat found way home Ag/2 7/5
Globe group encounters mountain lion Ag/2 8/2
J. J. Gilson purchased fawn from Supai Indian Ag/9 7/1
13 pound Colorado River salmon caught in Verde Ag/16 1/3
deer in Coconino Forest Ag/16 7/5
group caught more than 50 trout at Oak Creek Ag/16 7/6
Arizona coyote scalps selling in California Ag/23 2/4
E. M. Doe, Flagstaff, given fast horse by George P. Thornton, Williams Ag/23 7/4
A. Froud killed mountain lion in Ft. Huachuca Mts. Ag/30 1/4
humming birds feeding on wild bean flowers along A & P tracks Ag/30 7/4
Dr. Degar A. Mearns, scientist for Smithsonian, overcome by breath of gila monster Se/6 8/4
ostrich farm Se/13 1/5
Wm. C. Barnes, Holbrook, was bitten by tarantula Se/13 3/2
group goes duck hunting at Marshall Lake Se/20 7/2
eagle carries away papago papoose Se/27 1/4
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoxworth catch trout quail and ducks at Oak Creek Oc/4 7/2
Joe, Flagstaff Indian has pet skunk but killed by roommate Marshall Ford for hydrophia Oc/18 7/3
Jack Parks, Crittenden area rancher, kills two bears that killed calf Oc/25 7/5
runaway donkey was on one side of the track while runaway horse was on other side No/22 7/2
fish placed in lakes in Flagstaff area No/22 7/3
fawn sold in Tucson De/13 2/3
J. W. Francis killed wild goose on Marvin Beal's ranch De/13 7/3

ANTHROPOLOGY

prehistoric urns found along San Pedro Ag/9 1/6
rumors of cliff dwellers village in Bradshaw Mts. De/27 8/3

APACHE COUNTY
Includes Navajo County until 1895.

shipment of cattle Fe/15 2/4

ARBOR DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

ARCHAEOLOGY
See Anthropology

ARCHITECTURE
See Building and Buildings

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

Territorial Treasurer James A. Fleming sent check to New York to pay interest on bonds of Arizona Ja/25 7/5
territorial license law sustained by Supreme Court Fe/1 1/5, 2/1
three new counties will probably be made Fe/8 1/5
Sun receives inquiries daily about Arizona Fe/8 7/2
collectorship, says Collector Shannon, will never be in Arizona; always New Mexico Mr/1 1/4
Herbert Heywood should be tried for libel after writing maliciously about Territory Mr/1 2/1, 2/1, 2/1
expenses given for running different counties Mr/8 2/1
Heywood letter suggests reforms for Arizona Mr/8 2/1
citizens of Tucson and Phoenix propose to pay New York World $2,000 for calling Hevwood a fabricator Mr/29 2/1
Frank Bornn, of New York World, wants $2,000 from Arizona counties to write on Arizona's resources Mr/29 2/2
Peralta Land grant publications in San Francisco Examiner doing more injury to Arizona than Heywood letter Mr/29 2/1
several newspapers opposed to $2,000 subsidy to be paid to New York World to write up Arizona Ap/12 2/2
area in acres in 72,268,800 Ap/19 1/4
Congressional Delegate Mark Smith will probably live in Phoenix when he returns to Territory My/3 1/5
Wm. Christy, ex-Territorial treasurer short in funds when he turned office over to James A. Flemming Jy/14 1/6
in good condition financially Jy/19 2/1
first blue book issued Jy/26 2/1
examination and certification in favor of certain counties was agreed to in Senate Ag/2 2/2
story written about Jack Andrews, cyclist from New York who came to Arizona to become cowboy and rode to safety pursued by Indians; he was on bicycle Ag/9 3/1-3
statistics Ag/9 8/2
Territorial Board of Equalization found falling off in valuation of property compared to last year Ag/23 2/2
country very handsome; lots of grass and flowers Se/6 7/3
Howard C. Boone resigned as territorial auditor Se/13 2/2
number of Republicans and Democrats in territorial assembly No/15 7/3
trouble placing bonds No/22 2/2-3
Frank Heney commenced suit against loan commission De/20 2/1
Congress will Miss Marcus Aurelius Smith, former Arizona delegate to Congress De/27 2/2
N. 0. Murphy, Congressional Delegate, and A. J. Doran councilmanat-large, approved by Governor Hughes De/27 7/1
Appointments
Morris Goldwater appointed to Territorial Board of Equalization; W. C. Foster resigned My/3 1/5
Joe Johnston, Williams, appointed notary public My/31 7/2
James A. Fleming resigned as territorial treasurer; P. J. Cole appointed Je/14 2/l
editor of "Tombstone Prospector" appointed clerk of district court of Cochise County Sun criticizes Je/14 2/1
W. W. Perkins appointed justice of peace at Winslow Se/6 1/3
quite a few changes in territorial executive offices; listed Se/13 2/2
Prof. T. B. Comstock, Territorial University appointed delegate to Trans-Mississippi Congress No/29 7/5
Courts
See also: Crimes and Criminals for information on specific trials; Individual counties
U. S. Grand Jury reported to be fine body Ja/4 7/1
Flagstaff group in Prescott serving as grand jurors Ja/4 7/3
Holbrook group goes to Prescott as jurors Ja/4 7/3
Williams group goes to Prescott to serve as jurors Ja/4 7/4
expensive justice in Pima County Ja/11 1/6
Territorial Supreme Court has denied writ of prohibition in Walker case Fe/8 1/4
Chief Justice A. C. Baker to hold litigation hearings Fe/8 7/2
contest of Dr. J. M. Evans for possession of Neahr's park decided adversely to contestant Fe/15 1/4
Marshall H. Williams to be new associate Justice of the Supreme Court; to succeed Judge Sloan Fe/15 2/1
March term of District Court to start March 12 in Coconino County Fe/22 7/1
grand and trial jurors listed Mr/1 7/4
list of criminal and civil cases for Coconino County court calender Mr/8 7/4
Phoenix lawyers sent recommendation to Washington for confirmation of M. H. Williams as associate justice Mr/15 1/6
many Williams citizens serving as jurors Mr/15 2/3
grand jury meet in K of P hall Mr/15 7/1
Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. vs. Wm. Mooney to continue until July term Mr/l5 7/1
Associate Justice J. J. Hawkins came from Phoenix to attend court in Flagstaff Mr/15 7/1
Hon. F. R. Nellis, Williams, in Flagstaff attending court Mr/15 7/2
District Court convened in Flagstaff; cases listed Mr/15 7/4
Coconino County Grand Jury gives report Mr/22 2/2
District Court docket Mr/22 7/3
District Court cases listed Mr/29 7/4
Judge Hawkins cleared up criminal cases on docket Mr/29 7/6
Judge J. J. Hawkins will convene court in Kingman Mr/29 7/1
Marshall H. Williams confirmed as associate justice of Arizona Supreme Court Mr/29 1/4
Supreme Court meets in Prescott in July Ap/5 2/3
Thomas J. Moyer appointed deputy clerk of District Court during absence of Oscar Gibson Ap/12 7/1
Gila County compains about cost of their trials Ap/26 1/5
Gov. Hughes and group led to M. H. Williams withdrawing application for associate justice of Arizona Ap/26 2/1
Joseph D. Bethune nominated for associate Judge; R. E. Sloan's term has expired My/10 2/1
E. E. Ellinwood puts "kybosh" on Edmunds act persecutions My/10 2/1
Judge Bethune holding court in Tombstone Je/7 1/4
Judge Hawkins wants to run territorial court and U. S. court at same time Je/7 1/4
Flagstaff group listed to be trial Jurors at Prescott Je/7 7/3
case of John 0. Dunbar vs. Territorial Auditor Boone; defendant permitted plaintiff to examine accounts Je/21 1/4
Flagstaff group listed that will serve as trial furors in U. S. Court Je/21 7/1
Supreme Court to meet at Prescott Je/28 7/1
Grand Jury meets in Prescott about troubles along A & P railroad Jy/12 7/4
court will convene in Flagstaff Jy/26 7/1
August term to convene Ag/2 7/1
court proceedings; cases listed Ag/9 7/3
Grand Jury report of Coconino County: murderer of Lot Smith; Indians at Tuba City; county buildings Ag/16 2/3-4
people who attended court in Coconino County Ag/16 7/1
people attending District Court in Coconino County Ag/16 7/2
decisions of Coconino County's District court Ag/16 7/3
amusing incidents in court Ag/23 7/2
District Court decision Ag/23 7/3
J. M. Sandford, administor of estate of Jane Scott, can sell real estate Se/13 3/2
court case being made out of plan to award first one to strike artesian well in Coconino County Se/13 8/4
Judge Hawkins holding court in St. Johns Oc/4 7/2
Judge Hawkins criticized Grand Jury for criticizing Treasurer Oliver No/22 2/3
summons issued for William Morris by J. Guthrie Savage; owes promissory note No/22 leg. annc. 7/6
Florence and Solomonville fighting over right to have judicial court De/6 1/4
U. S. District Attorney Ellinwood arrives in Phoenix to hold court De/13 7/2
Governors
fight against Gov. Hughes Ja/4 7/4
Gazette should explain why Hughes is still governor Ja/11 2/1
Sun wants to see new governor of Arizona that Phoenix Gazette promised Ja/18 2/1
only one thin; can prevent Gov. Hughes' removal; his resignation Fe/22 2/1
Democrats want new governor, ex-governor Zulick, after appointment Mr/1 2/1
opponents of Gov. Hughes say he is responsible for Heywood letter Mr/1 2/1
Gov. Hughes ill Mr/1 7/2
Zulick salve might be applied to Arizona Mr/8 2/1
talk that Gov. Hughes will be removed Ap/19 2/1
Gov. Hughes making annual report Ag/30 2/2
Gov. Hughes gives annual report; Indians, statehood mentioned Oc/18 1/5
The Mining industry and Trades man comments on Gov. Hughes' annual report No/15 2/1
Gov. Hughes gives annual report De/13 2/2
Statehood
statehood convention postponed Ja/4 1/6
if fool friends of statehood would stay away from Washington, Arizona would be admitted Ja/4 2/1
Denver Sun comments on statehood for Arizona Ja/4 2/1
silver sentiment of Arizona will help to bar it from statehood Ja/4 2/1
London Telegraph comments about statehood for Arizona Ja/11 2/1
Representative Wheeler, Alabama, favors Arizona admission because of valuable forest Ja/25 7/5
consolidation of New Mexico and Arizona would benefit New Mexico more Fe/8 2/1
display of Indians and gila monsters at Midwinter Fair will defeat statehood gains Fe/8 2/1
W. E. Jones gives argument to Senate Convention Fe/22 2/1-2
discussion of constitution that Coconino County rejected Mr/1 2/1
territorial democracy has killed chances Mr/1 2/1
Heywood letter should have effect Mr/8 2/l
only three members at Statehood Committee meeting in Phoenix Mr/15 2/1
capital and immigration are suspicious of a territory; need to be state Mr/15 2/1
little prospect of any territory becoming state this session Mr/22 2/1
Col. Bean, former Delegate to Congress from Arizona, says that Arizona should not expect statehood unless New Mexico and Utah and Oklahoma get it too Ap/12 1/6
Mark Smith said if Republicans carried Phoenix, statehood would be refused by Democratic congress My/3 7/3
Phoenix went Republican; MaiicSmith says no chance now for statehood My/10 2/1
president signed Utah Statehood Bill; Arizona should now be admitted Jy/19 2/1
bills to be made for New Mexico and Arizona Jy/26 2/1
bill for admission of New Mexico and Arizona only needs to be voted upon Ag/2 2/1
New Mexico should be let in circle of states but not Arizona Ag/9 2/1
Senator Faulkner, committee on territories, says Arizona will not get admission unless Arizona went Democratic Ag/9 2/1
Senate has side-tracked statehood bill Ag/9 2/1
would have been admitted if consitution adopted three years ago would not have been used Ag/9 2/1
constitution wrecked chances of admission Ag/9 2/2
neither New Mexico nor Arizona to be admitted this session Ag/9 2/3
New York Times writes about failure of Arizona's consitution Ag/16 2/1
Judge Baker sent to Washington to fight for statehood; Congress has adjourned Ag/16 2/1
Gov. Hughes tells why constitution is hindering statehood Ag/16 2/2
Edwin S. Gill, founder of Arizona Republican, writes in Eastern newspaper reasons by Arizona and New Mexico should be admitted; schools and railroad mentioned Ag/23 1/6
bill will go to next session Ag/23 2/2, 2/2
Gov. Hughes feels Senate will take up bill before December Ag/30 1/5
Senator Faulkner holding up admission Ag/30 1/6
takes rest Ag/30 2/2
discussed in "Washington Letter" Se/13 4/2
land that would be given to state No/22 1/4
possible that neither Arizona or New Mexico will be admitted to statehood this session De/6 2/1
bill for New Mexico and Arizona statehood put on preferred calender De/20 2/3

ARIZONA--EDUCATION
See Education and Schools

ARIZONA PIONEER ASSOCIATION
See Clubs and Organizations

ARMY OFFICERS
See Military Service as a Profession

ASSAULT
See Crimes and Criminals

ARSON
See Crimes and Criminals

ARTISTS
See Arts, Crafts,and Hobbies

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

Walter W. Burridge at Grand Canyon making sketches Ag/16 7/2
Walter W. Burridge making sketches and C. Osbon taking photographs of Grand Canyon Ag/23 7/5

ASSESSMENT
See Arizona; Tax and Taxation; individual counties

ASSOCIATIONS
See Clubs and Organizations; Livestock--Associations

ASTRONOMERS
See Scientists

ASTRONOMY
See also: Scientists

Harvard University wants to locate observatory in Arizona Mr/8 2/1
Aurora Borealis seen in Florence and Flagstaff Mr/22 1/5
Prof. A. E. Douglass, Cambridge, looking for sites for observatory in Arizona Ap/5 7/6
Prof. Douglass reports a comet in Flagstaff skies Ap/12 7/3
clearest skies seem to be in Flagstaff according to Prof. A. E. Douglass Ap/12 7/4
Lowell Observatory to be erected in Flagstaff Ap/19 2/2
Flagstaff "out of sight" on pure atmosphere Ap/19 7/1
comments from Arizona newspapers on placing Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff Ap/26 2/3
work commenced on foundation of Lowell Observatory Ap/26 7/3
Lowell Observatory is not branch of Harvard Observatory My/3 2/1
Flagstaff rejoicing that it got observatory My/3 2/2
opposition of planet Mars to be studied at Lowell Observatory My/3 2/2
road to Lowell Observatory to be completed next week My/3 2/2
Yuma writes on Flagstaff getting observatory My/3 2/2
telescope will be placed at Lowell by first of June My/10 2/2
Lowell Observatory located on hill west of town My/10 2/2
A. E. Douglass, observer at Lowell sees Gale's Comet My/10 2/2
A E. Douglass thanks citizens of Flagstaff on behalf of Percival Lowell My/17 2/3
observatory nearing completion My/17 7/2
portion of telescope arrives My/24 7/2
Percival Lowell arrived from Boston My/31 7/1
observatory about completed; J. C. Grim contracted to build cottage Je/7 7/1
Contractor Grim almost finished cottage observatory Je/21 7/1
editor of Winslow Mail writes about Lowell Observatory Je/21 7/3
Percival Lowell writes about Mars observations Je/21 7/3
Percival Lowell pleased with observations taken at Lowell Je/28 7/2
Lowell Observatory opened to visitors on Saturday night Ag/2 7/6
visitors' notice Ag/9 7/3
crowded with visitors on Saturday Ag/16 7/2
Mars observations Ag/23 1/4
Percival Lowell returned Ag/23 7/1
non-Arizona observations on Mars Ag/23 2/2
will be open to public on Saturday Ag/30 7/2
to be open Saturday Ag/30 7/3
doing fine work Se/6 2/2
P. Lowell goes to Boston; will return in October Se/6 7/2
Flagstaff group sets disc on Agassiz Peak for Observatory Se/13 3/1
Prof. Pickering's observations on Mars reported in Scientific American Se/20 8/4
W. H. Pickering invites public to view moon and Mars Oc/4 7/3
many visitors Oc/11 7/2
meteor flashed across Flagstaff sky Oc/11 7/4
Percival Lowell returned Oc/18 7/6
Observatory will be onen for visitors Friday No/8 7/3
ladies saw oldman in moon No/15 7/1
canals of Mars discussed No/29 2/1
Prof. G. H. Pickering went to Boston to make technical report De/20 7/1

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

ATHLETES
See Sports

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
See Railraods--Atlantic & Pacific

ATTORNEYS
See Law as a Profession

HALLS (ENTERTAINMENT)
See Entertainment

BANDS
See Music

BANKRUPTCY
See Banks and Finance

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

Coconino County to get one-fourth of money deposited in Albuquerque bank Ja/18 7/2
J. H. Hoskins, Jr., Flagstaff, cashier of Arizona Central Bank, in Kingman interviewing patrons Fe/1 7/1
Chicago syndicate to establish bank in Yuma Fe/15 1/4
business house in Tucson takes two Mexican dollars for one American dollar Fe/15 1/4
H. C. Boone, territorial auditor and bank examiner, examined Arizona Central Bank in Flagstaff F2/15 7/2
D. S. Brunier disgraced in Bisbee because of money problems Fe/22 1/4
Florence wants a bank Mr/29 1/4
law taxing national banks declared invalid Mr/29 1/4
S. M. Folsom, ex-president of Albuquerque National Bank, charged with embezzlement and false entries Ap/19 2/2
Bank of Tempe fails My/31 1/5
B. M. Freeman, Denver, interested in Arizona Central Bank My/24 7/4
Receiver Scholfield, Albuquerque National Bank, says he will declare dividend in July Je/7 2/1
counterfeit money circulating in Tucson Je/14 1/4
J. W. Schofield in Flagstaff on business connected with Albuquerque National Bank Je/14 7/1
shares in bank stock subject to taxation Ag/16 1/5
Mexican finds money buried under tree near Flagstaff brewery Ag/16 7/6
R. Allyn Lewis, Phoenix. deputy territorial auditor, examined affairs of Arizona Central Bank in Flagstaff Se/6 7/3
Home Savings Bank, Phoenix, goes out of business due to lack of patronage Se/6 8/4
S. M. Folsom, late Albuquerque National Bank, serving five years in New Mexico prison Se/13 2/1
G. W. Wallace, Denver, accepted position in Flagstaff's Arizona Central Bank Se/27 7/2
John Vories resigned as assistant cashier at Arizona Central Bank in Flagstaff Se/27 7/2
summons issued for William Morris by J. Guthrie Savage; owes promissory note No/22 leg. annc. 7/6
depositors of New Mexico Saving Bank & Trust Co. want to know when another dividend will be declared No/29 1/3

BASEBALL
See Sports--Baseball

BEEF CATTLE
See Livestock--Cattle

BENSON

townsite of Benson sold by Pacific Improvement Co. to Southern Pacific Railroad Co. My/10 1/4

BICYCLING
See Sports--Bicycles

BIRDS
See Animals

BIRTHS
See Children; individual parents' name; Women

BLACK AMERICANS
See Negroes

BOARD OF EDUCATION
See Education and Schools

BOATS
See Transportation

BOOKS AND PUBLISHERS
See also: Advertisements; Periodicals; Newspapers

Sun secured services of J. Morgan, book binder Se/6 7/3

BOTANY
See also: Flowers and Gardening; Scientists for individuals

Prof. Toumey, botanist at U of A, examining plants in Northern Arizona Ag/30 8/4
Prof. J. W. Toumey, Territorial University, studying in Northern Arizona Se/6 714
Prof. Toumey sent specimens from Northern Arizona to Tucson Se/13 3/2
Dr. C. C. Sargent sent specimen of hop horn beam, ironwood, to New York Museum Se/13 3/2

BOUNDARIES
Includes United States, territory and county boundary disputes.

survey commission to locate line between U. S. and Mexico finished placing monuments to Colorado River Ap/19 1/4
work of boundary survey commission about finished Ag/2 1/3
boundary survey from El Paso to San Diego completed Se/20 1/5

BRANDS
See Livestock--Cattle

BREEDING
See Livestock

BRIDGES

J. C. Grim has contract to build bridges for new railroad Ja/11 7/2
bridge across Canyon Diablo is 248 ft. in height and 600 ft. in length My/17 7/3

BROTHERHOOD (ORGANIZATIONS)
See Clubs and Organizations

BUILDING AND BUILDINGS
Includes construction information, location of building and remodeling.
See also: Business; Coconino County for building of court house; Colleges and Universities; Education and Schools

Patton's opera house in Phoenix condemned as unsafe Fe/22 1/4
new addition to court house in Prescott not safe Fe/22 1/6
sidewalk being built on south side of Central Arizona railroad from Milton to school Ap/5 7/1
advertising bid for completing Catholic church in Winslow Ap/5 7/3
Winslow Catholic church to be completed this year Ap/12 7/1
S. E. Patton in Flagstaff buying lumber for erecting buildings in Prescott Ap/26 7/1
Copper Queen has contracted bricks from Charleston for construction of buildings in Bisbee My/17 1/4
bill for building court house in Coconino County passes House and Senate Jy/19 7/2
Tucson Building and Loan Association built 40 homes since 1888 Ag/2 1/4
Gila Bend to have $10,000 hotel Ag/16 1/3
real estate transfers Ag/16 8/2
county court house contract awarded to H. Clements & Co., Los Angeles Oc/11 1/5
asphaltum roof being put on Babbitt Building No/15 7/1
real estate transfers De/6 7/5
Flagstaff
new buildings constructed in 1893 listed Ja/11 1/4
J. A. Wilson has contract for repairing Kilpatrick building Ja/11 7/1
A. E. Frankforter has moved saloon from Berry to Drum building Ja/11 7/1
public buildings discussed Ja/18 1/4-6, 2/2-3
Lowenthal Bros. sold Dan Murphy building to Mundell Bros. Ja/18 7/1
George Hoxworth is repairing Kilpatrick building Ja/25 7/1
old houses that stood on courthouse block have been removed Fe/8 7/3
residence of Harry Fulton to be sold Fe/22 7/1
J. A. Vail Family has moved into C. F. Kathren's residence after fire Mr/1 7/3
Jones & Jones, attorneys, leased office in Babbitt block Mr/8 7/2
Jas. A. Vail improving Aspen St. residence Mr/22 7/1
Mrs. Theresa Sterns has bought J. A. Pitts's residence Mr/22 7/1
Sandy Donahue has built walk from business to railroad track Mr/22 7/1
Babbitt Bros. making changes in interior of store Mr/29 7/2
J. A. Vail is moving into residence near M. E. Church Mr/29 7/2
Tim Donahue purchased John Nead residence Mr/29 7/1
J. T. Lockhart painting outside woodwork of Babbitt Bros.' block Ap/5 7/1
Mrs. Thurman, Los Angeles, to occupy residence of J. B. Thomas Ap/5 7/2
Ransom Post, G. A. R., having hall painted Ap/12 7/1
contract for laying pipe to county jail from Railroad Ave. given to W. A. Mayflower Ap/19 2/3
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Gosney have moved into residence of C. A. Greenlaw Ap/19 7/1
buildings on east side of San Francisco St. between alley and Aspen Ave. been raised to level of other buildings on San Francisco St. Ap/19 7/2
Thomas Rickel buys Chapman property Ap/26 7/2
Harry Jacoby made improvements on property on San Francisco St. Ap/26 7/3
county court house to be constructed My/3 7/4
W. A. Mayflower commences laying of water pipe to jail My/10 7/1
Lowell Observatory nearing completion My/l7 7/2
different architects submit plans for building county courthouse My/24 2/2
J. T. Lockhart finished decoration and painting at J. A. Vail's residence My/24 7/1
J. N. Preston, Preston & Locke, Los Angeles architects, in town; firm awarded plans for new courthouse My/24 7/1
real estate transfers Je/7 2/3
J. C. Grim contracted to build cottage at Observatory Je/7 7/1
Grand Canyon stage line office being remodeled Je/7 7/1
contractor Grim almost finished cottage at Observatory Je/21 7/1
P. J. Brannen building new house out of old one Je/21 7/1
new floor put down in Parlor Exchange Je/21 7/2
P. J. Brannen having awning put up in front of his block Je/21 7/2
sidewalk put down on San Francisco St. Je/73 7/1
contractor J. A. Wilson pushing residence of E. S. Clark to completion Je/28 7/2
J. A. Wilson, contractor and builder, completed steel roof on P. J. Brannen's store Jy/12 7/1
B. Hock sold restaurant in Parlor Exchange to Chas. McClain Jy/12 7/1
real estate transfers Jy/19 7/4
town ordinance passed requiring people to use brick chimney Jy/26 2/2
Sage, Los Angeles contractor and builder, looking after contracts for building court house and school house Ag/2 7/2
C. A. Keller Family in home south of railroad tracks Ag/9 7/1
family of Dr. Smith moved into George Hoxworth residence Ag/9 7/2
E. F. Greenlaw purchased residence of Kilpatrick Ag/16 7/1
J. J. Donahue is putting down a sawed sandstone walk in front of Senate Saloon Ag/16 7/2
T. J. Ross leased Max Salzman residence Ag/16 7/2
Ogborne Family (J. B.) to move into Todd residence Ac/23 7/1
Stewart & Doe had office front painted Ag/23 7/1
to have courthouse even though there are obstacles Ag/23 7/6
A. B. Crawford jeweler leased Mohlenpah residence Ag/20 7/2
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Green will occupy Presbyterian parsonage Ag/30 7/2
E. S. Clark moves into residence on North Leroux St. Ag/30 7/4
Dr. R. M. Francis fitting up Jacoby building for office and residence Ag/30 7/5
for rent; store room Ag/30 7/5
A. E. Frankforter put down sidewalk in front of residence Se/6 7/2
few vacant houses Se/6 7/3
stone walk across Railroad Ave. from Senate Saloon completed Se/13 3/2
Parlor Exchange Saloon, closed for repairs, will open soon Se/13 3/2
Julius Aubineau having curbing put down on walk in front of business Se/13 3/2
painters at work on E. S. Clark's new residence Se/13 3/5
Dr. D. J. Brannen disposed to T. B. Sage, Los Angeles, his Flagstaff property Se/20 7/1
three buildings to add to beauty of Flagstaff Se/27 2/4
bonds issued for Flagstaff school house; bonds sold for court house Se/27 7/4
S. S. Acker completed barn Oc/4 7/2
Charley Bush constructing woodshed No/15 7/1
W. S. Decloss finished residence for Joseph Fisher No/22 7/1
T. A. Riordan building addition to house No/22 7/1
A. A. Dutton had cottage painted No/22 7/1
building vacated by Cook & Lee to be raised to level of Brannen block No/22 7/2
F. W. Sisson tells Tucson Star about new buildings De/13 2/4
W. L. Frederick Family to live in old Tinker place De/13 7/1
work on reform school yand court house suspended during storm De/20 7/1
Babbitt Bros. to build sidewalk on Leroux St. De/20 7/2
Williams
Saginaw Lumber Co. to erect building; will also be occupied by Mrs. Keller, milliner Ja/18 7/4
J. T. Keck erecting cottage Ja/25 2/3
two story building to be erected by Keck Ja/25 2/3
contractor Keck erecting building for Dr. Wm. Johnston Fe/1 7/5
new building being built at Bill Williams Ave. and Third St.; to be post office Mr/15 2/3
Chas. McCormack Williams, having addition built on house Mr/22 2/3
Harry Gates had fence painted Mr/22 2/3
C. W. Foster in Williams on business of building association Mr/29 2/3
C. E. Boyce to make grocery store out of dining room of his hotel Ap/5 7/3
Dr. W. M. Johnston remodeling drug store Ap/5 7/3
store of C. E. Boyce near completion under supervision of John Keck Ap/12 7/5
C. E. Boyce having small cottage built Ap/26 1/4
Dr. Johnston has rebuilt walk by store Ap/26 1/4
Jas. Walsh is having picket fence built around lot Ap/26 1/4
Tim O'Brien building cottage My/17 2/3
John Keck building house for Latta My/17 2/3
Ogden moved into Dr. W. M. Johnston's new building Ag/9 2/3
Postmaster Farnsworth moved into cottage of E. Thompson Ag/9 2/3
Max Salzman had repairs done on store Ag/23 2/3
Olney Family to move into opera house rooms Ag/23 2/3
C. R. Perry moved house Ag/23 2/3
J. Hennessy building cottage Ag/30 2/3
Gibson Family moved into cottage south of church Ag/30 2/3
Mr. and Mrs. J. Corbett to live on Bill Williams Ave. Ag/30 2/3

Wilcox has two stores conducted by Chinamen Ja/4 1/4
Mesa City constructing many new stores Ja/4 1/4
A. T. Cornish and R. W. Bell to cut ice at Volunteer Springs Ja/11 7/2
territorial license law sustained by Supreme Court Fe/1 1/5, 2/1
A. T. Cornish and R. W. Bell harvesting ice crop at Bellemont Fe/1 7/1
George F. Schaal to engage in jewelry business in Needles Fe/8 7/1
A. T. Cornish and R. W. Bell cut 4,000 tons of ice at Bellemont Fe/8 7/4
Tucson might build $40,000 hotel Fe/22 1/4
E. C. Fester, Albuquerque businessman, arrested in Winslow for doing business without license Fe/22 1/6
wholesale and retail liquor store of Eakin and Bradley, Albuquerque, closed under attachments Fe/22 7/1
Builock & Baker, Albuquerque dealer in stationery and furniture, has stock attached Fe/22 7/2
J. H. Lind sold Navajo wool and sheep pelts to Eiseman Bros. Mr/1 7/1
John Derr, Flagstaff tailor, might locate in Prescott, says Prescott paper Mr/29 7/1
Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona could keep woolen mill running in Denver Ap/12 2/1
creamery at Tempe turns out 150 lbs. of butter a day Ap/12 1/4
F. J. Hochderffer and son return to Flagstaff after being engaged in butcher business in Tempe Ap/12 7/2
French and Scotch syndicate intend placing colony of wine producers near the mouth of Colorado River Ap/19 1/4
Fred Riley to go to Goldfield to assume management of mercantile business Ap/19 7/1
ice cream season in Southern Arizona My/3 1/5
custom to start saloons in new mining area; saloons started in Gladiator and now there are none left My/3 1/6
bat guano mining becoming industry in Arizona My/17 1/4
Geo. H. Cook says jewelry line improving My/17 7/3
A. Averyt, former Flagstaff resident, now grocer in Prescott My/31 7/1
mining bat guano at Pantano Cave new Arizona industry My/31 7/2
tannery to start in Tucson Je/21 1/4
Arizona district ranks 20^th in import business; 43^rd in exports Je/28 1/4
articles of incorporation filed in Yavapai County for Arrow Navigation Co. Je/28 2/1
Cook & Lee dissolved Jewelry business partnership Je/28 7/1
articles of incorporation of Coconino Commercial Co. Jy/19 notice 2/3
Arizona and New Mexico Live Stock Land and Investment Co. incorporated Jy/26 1/4
N. F. Dougherty and C. W. Collins have dissolved partnership Ag/9 7/5
Arizona Dry Gold Washer Co. incorporated at Tucson Ag/16 1/3
saloon for every 14 men at Congress mine Ag/30 1/3
Gorham A. Bray, Flagstaff, plans to move to Prescott; has interest in Bashford-Burmister Co. Ag/30 7/1
flour mill being erected at Safford Se/6 1/3
Godfrey Sykes to take care of Mr. Keam's business at Keam's Canyon Se/20 7/2
672 saloons in Territory Se/27 2/2
articles of incorporation of Arizona Land and Stock Co. Se/27 8/4
effect of saloons on community Oc/4 8/2
horse teams, with trail wagons, left for Tonto Basin with supplies from Babbitt Bros. Oc/18 7/1
J. H. Bowman, Holbrook, exchanged livery stable for lemon grove in California No/29 7/1
E. S. Gosney shipped wood to California No/29 7/2
W. J. Hill gone to Needles to manage meat market for Flagstaff Meat Co. De/6 2/3
Flagstaff
George H. Coffins have moved into room north of old stand Ja/4 7/1
F. C. and W. E. Hochderffer lease Senate Saloon lunch counter Ja/4 7/2
Bank hotel arrivals Ja/4 7/2
S. S. Acker to lease W. S. Decloss building for butcher shop Ja/4 7/3
hotel arrivals Ja/11 7/3
Bank Hotel arrivals Ja/18 7/5
Barbour Wynns hired Curtis Tappan to work at News Depot Ja/25 7/2
Babbitt Bros. moving dry good department Ja/25 7/2
Bank Hotel arrivals listed Ja/25 7/5
Bank Hotel arrivals listed Fe/1 7/4
Bank Hotel arrivals listed Fe/8 7/6
Barbour Wynns has leased room next to G. A. Bray's store Fe/15 7/1
traveling clothing drummer in town; patronize local tailor Fe/15 7/2
Ben Taylor sells stable to William Dickerson Fe/15 7/2
Phoenix citizen in Flagstaff never heard of stores being closed on Sunday Fe/22 7/1
list of Bank Hotel arrivals Fe/22 7/3
B. Hock leased Parlor Exchange restaurant Mr/1 7/1
Barbour Wynns has moved goods to D. Babbitt building Mr/1 7/1
Edwards, druggist, moved his stock into P. J. Brannen's block Mr/1 7/2
Bank Hotel arrivals listed Mr/1 7/4
list of arrivals at Bank Hotel Mr/8 2/4
James A. Vail has sold to Al Gregg half interest in Parlor Exchange saloon Mr/15 7/1
Paul Carrier might start tannery Mr/15 7/2
S. T. Elliot won bicycle raffled off by C. H. Coble Mr/15 7/2
list of arrivals at Bank Hotel Mr/15 7/5
Anton Klein plans to engage in business during summer Mr/22 7/1
Bank Hotel arrivals Mr/22 7/4
Barbour Wynns put stock of fruit in old stand of W. L. Dykes Mr/22 7/1
Grand Jury reports that saloon keepers must pay more license tax Mr/22 2/2
Santa Fe Fruit Express Company incorporated; incorporators in Los Angeles Mr/22 7/4
Babbitt Bros. leased butcher shop to Robt. Hennessy and J. F. Hawks Mr/29 7/2
Bank Hotel arrivals Mr/29 2/3
J. F. Hawks and Robert Hennessy leased butcher shop of Babbitt Bros. Mr/29 7/4
John Abeel plans to engage in business again Mr/29 7/1
Will Travis and R. 0. Jones opened blacksmith shop Mr/29 7/2
John A. Moynihan, clothing drummer in town Ap/5 7/l
Barbour Wynns disposed of business to go to California Ap/5 7/2
J. M. Brannen buys stock of Barbour Wynns Ap/5 7/2
Bank Hotel arrivals listed Ap/5 7/4
Christ Jantzen selling land in California Ap/5 7/6
Hawks and Hennessy have filed butcher bond with recorder Ap/12 7/1
Bank hotel arrivals listed Ap/12 7/6
George H. Cook says Cook & Lee intend to resume business Ap/19 7/1
J. M. Brannen purchased News Depot Ap/19 7/2
list of Bank Hotel arrivals Ap/19 7/4
Anton Klein to call new place "Germania Hall" Ap/26 7/1
white laundry opened Ap/26 7/1
Thomas Rickel returns from Ohio to resume position with Babbitt Bros. Ap/26 7/2
J. W. Thurber purchased feed stable of Wm. Dickerson Ap/26 7/4
Bank Hotel has new dining room service My/3 7/1
George and Fred Hochderffer purchase bakery of John Coates My/3 7/3
T. E. Pulliam is mixologist at Anton Klein's Germania Hall My/3 7/5
J. W. Thurber has opened livery stable My/10-7/1
George and Fred Hochderffer have bakery in running order My/10 7/2
needs tailor My/17 7/1
0. Whitlock is building blacksmith shop My/17 7/1
John Abeel leased old Dykes stand My/17 7/2
J. W. Weatherford leased Murphy building My/17 7/2
C. C. Ashley, Los Angeles Bike Co., in town to sell Victor bicycles My/17 7/2
J. W. Weatherford opens new stock My/24 7/1
James Taylor opens tailoring shop My/31 7/4
Cox & Crawford moved barber shop into Murphy building My/31 7/4
E. Vanderen had water wagon painted red Je/7 7/1
C. H. McClure and F. T. Lockhart start Flagstaff Painting Co. Je/7 7/4
Frank Beal is clerking at News Depot Je/14 2/2
ice cream parlor at News Depot will be open Sundav Je/14 2/2
J. F. Daggs & Co. have opened meat market; B. C. Olney in charge Je/14 2/2
J. W. Weatherford hired A. Brockman for tailoring department Je/14 2/2
A. B. Crawford, Illinois, plans to open watchmaker shop Je/14 2/2
J. B. Pouthie to open blacksmith shop Je/14 2/2
T. C. Donahue had interior of Senate repainted Je/14 7/3
John Abeel, veteran confectioner, will open stand in Gonzales building Je/21 711
J. B. Pouthie opens blacksmith shop Je/28 7/1
L. L. Burns added platform wagon to transfer outfit Je/28 7/2
P. J. Brannen will inaugurate cash system in business Je/28 7/2
J. A. Vail sold Parlor Exchange Saloon to M. T. "Bain" and Robt. H. Black Je/28 7/3
W. H. Carroll opening restaurant Je/28 7/3
August Meyer to open barbershop Je/28 7/4
advertisements of businesses to be on permanent display at Bank Hotel Je/28 7/4
News Depot, J. M. Brannen, proprietor Je/28 7/5-6
J. C. Milligan having kiln made in brick yard Jy/19 7/1
Chas. A. Keller purchased News Depot from J. M. Brannen Jy/19 7/3
Coconino Commercial Co. incorporated Jy/19 7/3
Harry Hibben, Babbitt Bros. traveling representative, making trip over A & P railroad Ag/2 7/2
Babbitt Bros. received vegetables and melons Ag/2 7/3
Peter Martin moved saloon across from Depot Ag/16 7/2
A. W. Lewis, representative of Fritz Bros. cigars, Cincinnati, in Flagstaff Ag/23 7/2
co-partnership between N. F. Dougherty and C. W. Collins dissolved Ag/23 7/6
Theo. G. Fitch, manager of Singer Sewing Machine Co., in town Ag/30 7/1
J. W. Francis and E. F. Greenlaw., Coconino Lumber Co., resolve partnership Ag/30 7/2
G. M. Chenoweth, Los Angeles, selling life insurance Ag/30 7/2
M. T. Black & Co. dispose of Parlor Exchange interest Se/6 7/2
B. Hock closed Parlor Exchange Cop House Se/6 7/2
W. H. Carroll closed restaurant Se/6 7/2
E. H. Cress has opened repair shop in Crawford's jewelry store Se/6 7/3
B. Friedlander, San Francisco merchant tailor, in town Se/13 3/1
Mrs. E. S. Wilcox closes out millinery stock Se/13 3/3
Thos. Brophy and M. L. Roach, Winslow, leased Parlor Exchange from J. A. Vail Se/20 7/2
E. R. Bayless purchased interest of S. T. Cox in barber business of Cox & Crawford Se/27 7/1
Mrs. J. 0. O'Neill opens restaurant Oc/4 7/1
Babbitt Bros. put in six ton scale Oc/4 7/2
Miss Blackburn, San Francisco milliner, in town Oc/4 7/4
E. H. Cress, machinist, sets up shop Oc/4 7/5
Mrs. E. S. Wilcox received pattern hats Oc/11 7/1
agency of Singer Sewing Machine established at J. W. Weatherford's Oc/18 7/2
Flagstaff Commercial Co. selling stock of G. A. Bray's Oc/25 7/3
Flagstaff Commercial Co. have leased building that was G. A. Bray's Oc/25 7/3
Miss Blackburn, California milliner, in town No/1 7/1
R. H. Crawford takes over barber shop from August Meyer No/1 7/2
Cornville group in town buying winter supplies No/8 7/1
J. B. Pouthie building addition to blacksmith and machine shop No/8 7/1
James O'Neill quits restaurant business; Mrs. Henry Heller takes over No/15 7/1
merchants ordering many carloads of merchandise No/15 7/3
many letters of inquiry about Flagstaff; businessmen should encourage this No/15 7/5
A. B. Crawford, jeweler, to move into old Cook & Lee stand No/22 7/2
George H. Browne, Albuquerque Mercantile Co. to be in Flagstaff No/22 7/2
A. B. Crawford, jeweler, moves into former Cook & Lee stand No/29 7/3
group incorporates Green Valley Mining Co. De/6 7/1
B. Hock purchased stock of John Abeel, deceased De/6 7/4
blacksmiths are busy De/13 7/1
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hagerman to run Home restaurant De/13 7/3
W. E. Hochderffer purchased Star Bakery from brother George De/20 7/4
Harry Hoxworth and Freidlein making pipe for G. W. Pattee for irrigation De/20 8/5
Phoenix
H. Gill, Los Angeles capitalist, might erect brewery Ja/25 1/4
stores will beclosed Sunday Fe/22 1/4
Phoenix behind towns of Northern Arizona in closing stores on Sunday Fe/22 2/1
Phoenix consumes 12 tons of ice daily Ag/2 1/4
shirt factory opens Ap/5 2/3
has soap factory De/13 1/3
Prescott
A. T. Cornish and R. W. Bell plan to engage in beer and ice business Mr/22 7/2
John Derr to engage in tailoring business Ap/26 7/1
George Cook reports business good Ag/9 7/1
A. T. Cornish supplying town with ice from Bellemont ice pond Ag/30 7/2
H. E. Bell joins Geo. H. Cook in jewelry business Se/6 7/2
Williams
Home Restaurant opened Ja/4 7/4
Judge Johnston will have store Ja/18 7/4
agent for Prescott Steam laundry is W. A. Ruffhead Ja/18 7/4
A. R. Kilgore opening carpenter shop Ja/25 2/3
box factory assured fact Ja/25 2/3
Judge Johnston opened store Fe/8 7/5
Andrew Drake and Whipple will take over Young's furniture and undertaking business Fe/8 7/5
Miss C. Keller & Co. opens millinery store Fe/22 7/5
C. C. Sutton moves business next door to Salzman's grocery Mr/1 2/3
Polson, Kansas, to rent Dr. W. M. Johnston's building for grocery store Mr/1 2/3
Andrew Drake & Co. takes over Geo. R. Young's furniture business Mr/8 2/1
for sale or rent: Williams Livery Stable Mr/29 7/2
F. 0. Polson to open store Ap/5 7/3
Dr. W. M. Johnston nearly completed change in store Ap/12 7/5
Clark & Adams Mill started Ap/26 1/4
E. R. Bayless has barbershop nearly completed Ap/26 1/4
Manuel Madero opens restaurant My/3 2/3
C. E. Boyce to move store to new location My/17 2/3
Andrew Drake & Co. dissolved partnership; Arey & Hall took over store My/17 2/3
Andrew Drake sold furniture store to Arey and Hall My/17 7/1
C. E. Boyce commenced moving old store My/24 2/3
Dr. Roberts' soda fountain pleasing feature on warm days My/24 2/3
S. E. Patton sold opera house to Williams Opera Stock Co. Je/7 2/2
new restaurant to open Je/28 2/3
M. Clancy's new saloon progressing regardless of financial depression Ag/9 2/3
Mrs. Erlenbusch has nice restaurant Ag/9 2/3
M. Clancy opened saloon Ag/23 2/3
M. Salzman recently received new assortment of goods Se/13 2/4
Miss C. Keller sold out millinery shop Se/13 2/4
J. A. Pitts to become book keeper for Max Salzman De/6 7/2
bakery and two new restaurants to be started No/15 7/5
Winslow
business badly hurt by strike Jy/19 1/6
Lesser & Sawyer have to make assignment No/15 7/3

CAMERAS
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CAMPAIGNS (POLITICAL)
See Elections and Politics

CANALS
See Water and Water Resources--Canals and Irrigation

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
See Prisons and Prisoners

CATHOLICS AND CATHOLICISM
See also: Fairs for Catholic Fairs

church will probably be erected in Williams Fe/1 7/1
Bishop Salpointe, Santa Fe, will now be in Tucson Mr/1 1/4
Catholic Fair held in Prescott Mr/22 7/6
advertising bids for repairing church in Winslow Ap/5 7/3
church at Winslow will be completed this year Ap/12 7/1
mentioned in article on Coconino County Ap/12 8/3
story of Phoenician family who became Protestant and then Catholic again after removed statues were found back in the church Ap/19 2/3
Rev. J. Freri held services in Walsh Hall in Williams Ap/26 1/4
Rev. Father Francis X. Gubitovia, Colorado, visiting in Flagstaff; was head of Prescott Parish Jy/19 7/1
Father Dolje doing good job in Texas Jy/26 7/4
Flagstaff
announcement of regular church service Ja/4 1/2
services held twice a week during Lent Fe/15 7/1
Rev. J. Dolje leaves for Texas to take church there Fe/15 7/2
J. Freri does not authorize entertainment that did not receive his permission previously Fe/22 2/3
Lent services Fe/22 7/2
Lent services Mr/15 7/3
Holy Week services Mr/22 7/5
Rev. J. Freri writes letter about sisters or nuns begging money My/10 2/4
Rev. J. Freri absent; Rev. J. A. Morse, Cincinnati, will officiate Jy/26 7/1
fair to be held Ag/9 7/5
Catholics to give fair program Ag/16 7/3
fair next week Ag/16 7/4
fair huge success Ag/23 7/1
fair to close with ball Ag/23 7/2
Father J. Freri thanks community for donations at fair Ag/30 2/4
Rev. Freri gives services Se/20 7/1
High Mass of Thursday to be sung No/22 7/2
elaborate Christmas services; choir listed De/20 7/5

CATTLE
See Livestock--Cattle

CELEBRATIONS
See Entertainment; Holidays and Religious Days

CENSUS
See Statistics

CEMETERIES

Wallapais ask government for graveyard Ag/30 1/3
Court Coconino I. O. F. No.896 to build fence around cemetery lot No/22 7/1

CHALLENDER

has boom De/20 7/4

CHILDREN

Ja/4: boy born, girl born 7/2; ill 7/4
Ja/11: girl born 7/3
Ja/25: Densons, Williams, have baby girl 2/3; dies 7/2
Fe/1: ill 7/3; ill 7/5
Fe/15: infant dies 7/1; girl born 7/1
Mr/l: girl hurt by falling off steps 7/4
Mr/15: girl dies 7/5
Mr/22: dies 2/2; girl born 7/1; succumbed to diptheria 7/2
Mr/29: dies form hydrophobia 1/5; return from California 7/4; son born 7/4
Ap/12: boy born 7/3
Ap/26: put on end of school program in Flagstaff 7/3
Ap/19 girl born 7/4
My/3: have May Day picnic 2/3; boy born 7/5
My/17: boy born 2/3; Rev. J. T. Pierce gave talk to children 7/2; girl born 7/3; breaks arm 7/5
My/24: school picnic 2/3; Children's Day to be observed in Williams in June 2/3; visiting in Alabama 7/2
My/31: daughter born 7/5
Je/7: Children's Day services 2/2; visiting Flagstaff 7/1; births 7/5
Je/14: baby killed by father 1/4; girl born 7/5
Je/21: travel to St. Louis 7/2; fishing at Oak Creek 7/2; boy born 7/5
Je/28: bit by scorpion and dies 1/5
Jy/12: boy born 7/4
Jy/19: Mexican boy loses finger in explosion 7/3
Ag/2: many sick in Winslow 7/2; many sick in Winslow 7/2
Ag/9: dies 7/6
Ag/16: boy born 7/4
Ag/23: travel to Texas 2/3
Ag/30: non-Arizona article 3/5
Se/6: return from St. Louis 7/1; joins father 7/9
Se/13: might attend school in Williams 2/4; arrived in Flagstaff 3/1; boy born 3/6
Se/20: twin boys born, one dies 7/6; girl born, boy born 7/6
Se/27: boy born 7/4
Oc/11: had scarlet fever 7/1; in Iowa 7/1
Oc/18: left for Boston 7/l; girl born 7/5; boy born 7/5; infant girl dies 7/5
No/1: Board of Supervisors asked for compensation for care of some children 8/3
No/8: sick babies in Flagstaff 7/1
No/15: boy born, girl born 7/1
No/22: in entertainment 7/4
No/29: boy born 7/5
De/20: girl born, boy born 7/5
De/27: girl born in Paris 2/4; infant girl dies 7/1; Christmas festival 7/3; births 7/4

CHILDREN'S DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

CHINESE IN THE UNITED STATES

effort being made for pardon of Jack Davis who killed Chinaman in Harshaw Ja/4 1/4
Wilcox has two stores conducted by Chinamen Ja/4 1/4
Emile Salignac, Arizona, removed from position of Chinese inspector Ja/11 2/2
Charles Mehau, Nogales, appointed Chinese inspector for Arizona Ja/25 1/4
Frank Miltenberg, who killed Chinaman in Tucson, was discharged Fe/1 2/2
there are 1,170 Chinese in Arizona Fe/8 1/4
eighty Chinamen had photographs taken in Prescott under McCreery Act Fe/8 1/4
celebrating New Year's Day with fire crackers Fe/8 7/2
Tombstone Chinamen decide to register Fe/15 1/4
two Chinese kicked off coach before reaching destination; start laundry Fe/15 4/5
fire broke out in Chinese laundry in Prescott; Chinaman dies Fe/15 7/1
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Burns to register Chinese in Flagstaff Fe/22 7/4
Chinaman in Phoenix has leprosy Mr/29 1/4
Arizona has 1,600; tells how divided in different areas Ap/12 1/4
Pima and Graham counties have more Chinamen than rest of Territory My/3 1/5
Ah Quinn commited suicide in Tucson My/10 1/4
1,700 Chinese registered in New Mexico My/10 1/4
registration of Chinese My/10 2/2
John H. Behan assigned Chinese inspector Je/7 1/4
Sam Hung Chung pardoned; murdered another Chinese Ag/30 8/4
Hon. W. Denby, U. S. minister to Chinese Empire, stopped in Clifton Se/13 1/3
story about Chinaman and opium No/15 8/3

CHINESE NEW YEAR
See Chinese in the United States; Holidays and Religious Days

CHRISTMAS
See Holidays and Religious Days

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 may be found under the individual's name.

Rev. J. T. Pierce, Flagstaff minister Ja/11 7/4
Rev. J. A. Menaul, Albuquerque Ja/18 7/4
Rev. 0. J. McFadden, Williams M. E. minister Ja/25 2/3
Rev. Thomas C. Moffett, Flagstaff Presbyterian minister Ja/25 7/2
Rev. J. Freri, Flagstaff area Catholic priest Fe/l 7/5
Rev. J. Dolje, ex-Flagstaff; Tucson; Texas; Catholic priest Fe/15 7/2
Rev. G. E. (G. W.) Pooler, Winslow M. E. minister Fe/15 7/3
Rev. E. A. Osborn, Albuquerque Episcopal Church Fe/28 7/2, 7/5, 7/6
Chase, Rev. C. J., Prescott M. E. minister 7/3
Rev. Preston McKinney Mr/22 1/4
Rev. (G. H.) George F. Bovard, Supt. of M. E. Missions for Arizona Mr/22 2/3
Rev. A. Queta, Prescott Catholic priest Mr/29 7/2
Rev. McManus Ap/12 1/5
Rev. James A. Moore, Ohio Ap/12 7/5
Rev. S. E. Sinder, Navajo Indian Reservation My/31 1/6
Rev. Father Francis X. Gubitovia, Colorado Jy/19 7/1
Rev. J. A. Morse, Ohio Catholic priest Jy/26 7/1
Rev. Joseph Overton, Congregational minister Ag/9 7/1
Rev. F. M. Downs, Fairbank Ag/16 1/3
Rev. I. T. Whittemore, Florence, Presbyterian minister Ag/23 7/2
Rev. G. H. Adams, Phoenix Oc/11 1/6
David Roberts, Safford and Solomonville M. E. minister Oc/18 1/5
C. P. Wilson, Tucson M. E. minister Oc/18 1/5
G. L. Pearson, Phoenix M. E. minister Oc/18 1/5
Fred Sheldon, Tempe and Mesa M. E. minister Oc/18 1/5
J. A. Crouch, Alhambra M. E. minister Oc/18 1/5
Wm. G. Blakely, Kingman M. E. minister Oc/18 1/5
J. H. Ainsworth, Yuma M. E. minister Oc/18 1/5
Chaplain Scott, Phoenix De/27 7/5

CLIFF DWELLERS AND CLIFF DWELLINGS
See Anthropology

CLIMATE
See Weather

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
See also: Entertainment; Holidays and Religious Days; Music; Military

Dr. W. M. Johnston went to Prescott to look after Masonic goat Ja/18 7/4
Apache Lodge initiated members Fe/l 2/2
A. O. U. W. has one assessment Fe/8 7/3
Good Templars Lodge numbers 80 members in Mesa Fe/15 1/4
Grand Lodge I. O. G. T. meeting in Flagstaff; officers listed Mr/15 7/2
G. A. R. encampment meeting Mr/22 1/4
Arizona Lodge No. 1, A. O. U. W. at Tucson received $2,000 for Mrs. Coppel, widowed Mr/29 1/4
Bible belonging to A. O. U. W. Lodge lost in 1891 flood near Yuma; found in sand in 1894 by M. J. Nugent Mr/29 1/6
supreme grand chancellor of the world of K. 0. K. will visit Phoenix Mr/29 2/3
George P. Thornton, Williams, initiated into A. O. U. W. Ap/5 7/1
listed in article on Coconino County Ap/12 8/3
movement started for organization of historical and antiquarian society of Arizona My/3 1/5
C. A. Bush and T. J. Coalter will represent Mountain Lodge No. 15, K of P in Phoenix My/3 7/2
session of Grand Lodge I. O. 0. F. will be in Kingman in June My/3 7/2
Arizona Lodge No. 1, A. O. U. W. gives benefit certificate to Mrs. J. S. Mansfield when husband died My/10 1/4
Grand Recorder Boyd, A. O. U. W. in Arizona My/10 7/2
lodge of A. O. U. W. to be installed in Tombstone My/17 1/4
Grand Lodge K of P in session at Phoenix My/17 1/4
L. L. Ferrall, and Dr. Wm. M. Johnston, both of Williams, attended Grand Lodge K of P in Phoenix My/17 2/3
Grand Recorder W. T. Boyd of A. O. U. W. arrived in Tucson My/24 1/6
Dr. Wm. M. Johnston and L. L. Ferrall, both of Williams, attended K of P in Phoenix My/24 2/3
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Clark attended banquet of Players' Club at Needles My/24 7/1
Tempe Lodge No.10, A. O. U. W. installed Je/7 2/1
Grand Lodge I. O. 0. F. to meet in Kingman; Flagstaff delegates listed Je/7 2/3
Grand Lodge I. O. 0. F. met at Kingman Je/14 2/3
merits of A. O. U. W. discussed Je/21 1/5
Arizona Historical Society's material to be published in "Overland Monthly", San Francisco Je/21 7/3
Mesa Lodge, No.14, I. O. 0. F. officers installed: listed Jy/26 1/4
F. B. Secrist, Winslow Lodge K of P, went to Washington for Supreme Lodge meeting Ag/16 7/1
Aztec Court, I. O. F. Winslow, gave up charter and joined Court Coconino No. 896 Se/6 7/1
might be split in Knights of Pythias Se/6 7/6
Arizona has 614 Odd Fellows Se/20 1/5
Good Templars held gathering in Phoenix Se/20 1/5
Apache Lodge No.8, A. O. U. W. received payment for mother of Frank C. Hise who died Oc/4 1/6
R. N. Fredericks, Grand Master of Grand Lodge of Arizona, F. & A. M., gives instruction to lodges in Northern Arizona Oc/11 7/2
Grand Lodge, F. & A. M., Arizona, possesses fine case of jewels No/15 2/3
Grand Lodge, F. & :A.M. Grand Chapter hold session in Phoenix No/22 1/3
J. Guthrie Savage attended Masonic Convention at Phoenix No/22 7/1
officers listed for Grand Lodge, F. &. A. M. held in Phoenix No/22 7/4
Arizona Lodge No.1, A. O. U. W. gives Mrs. W. H. Prince, widow, $2,000 De/13 1/4
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railroad will bring members to A. O. U. W. convention in Phoenix De/13 2/3
Gold Link Lodge, No. 2, Degree of Honor, A. O. U. W. elects officers in Tucson; listed De/20 2/3
Flagstaff
A. O. U. W., Flagstaff Lodge No. 13, announcement of regular meeting Ja/4 1/1
G. A. R. announcement of regular meeting Ja/4 1/1
Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7, F. A. A. M., announcement of regular meeting Ja/4 1/1
I. O. O.F., Flagstaff Lodge No.11, announcement of regular meeting Ja/4 1/1
Mountain Lodge No.15, K of P, announcement of regular meeting Ja/4 1/1
K of P Lodge receives new chairs for lodge room Ja/4 7/2
Flagstaff Lodge, No. 13, A. O. U. W. will install officers Ja/4 7/2
reading assignment for Chautauqua Circle Ja/4 7/2
Court Coconino No.896, I. O. F. installs officers Ja/4 7/2
invitation given to Good Templars and people interested in temperance Ja/11 7/2
effort to reorganize Good Templars lodge Ja/11 7/2
meeting of C. L. S. C. to be at J. F. Daggs Ja/11 7/2
Mountain Lodge No.15, K of P received paraphernalia Ja/18 7/1
meeting of Chautauqua Circle Ja/18 7/1
Oscar Gibson reads at Chautauqua Circle Ja/18 7/2
Chautauqua group to meet at residence of major D. M. Riordan Ja/25 7/1
lodges prosper Ja/25 7/1
Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, I. O. G. T. reorganized Ja/25 7/2
G. A. R. initiated S. E. Roberts Fe/1 7/1
Epworth League will have social at residence of George Hoxworth Fe/1 7/1
Chautauqua meet at Major D. M. Riordan's residence Fe/1 7/3
meeting of Chautauqua Circle to be at Presbyterian Church Fe/1 7/3
C. L. S. C. will hold meeting at residence of George Hoxworth Fe/8 7/2
Chautauqua Circle to meet at John Vories Fe/15 7/2
Flagstaff Lodge No.11, I. O. 0. F. pays tribute to Charles R. Bayless who died Fe/15 7/3
Chautauqua folks to boom fire fund Fe/22 7/1
Chautauqua Circle to hold meeting at home of J. H. Hoskin, Jr. Fe/22 7/1
Epworth League to give social at Mrs. M. J. Lockwood's residence Fe/22 7/1
program of Chautauqua Circle's entertainment Fe/22 7/2
Chautauqua Circle to give literary entertainment Fe/22 7/6
Court Coconino, I. O. F. No.896, announcement of regular meeting Mr/8 1/1
I. O. G. T., Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, announcement of regular meeting My/24 1/1
meeting of Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, F. & A. M. to ba held March 2 Mr/1 7/3
Mountain Lodge K of P initiated members Mr/1 7/3
C. L. S. C. (Chautauqua Circle) gives thanks to community Mr/1 7/4
Chautauqua Circle to meet at Methodist parsonage Mr/8 7/1
I. O. G. T. to hold meeting Mr/8 7/1
Mountain Lodge K of P initiated members Mr/15 7/2
I. O. F. sends sympathies to F. L. Beal whose daughter died Mr/15 7/4
I. O. F., No. 896 and Flagstaff Lodge No. 13, A. O. U. W. draft resolutions of sympathy to W. H. Anderson whose daughter May died Mr/22 2/3
C. L. S. C. will meet at residence of George Koxworth Mr/29 7/5
Flagstaff Lodge No.13, A. O. U. W. wi11 give private entertainment Mr/29 7/2
regular meeting of Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, F. &. A. M. will be held Mr/29 7/4
Prof. T. C. Wilkinson, Chicago, spoke to Chautauqua Circle Ap/5 7/2
meeting of Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, F. & A. M. to be held Ap/5 7/5
Ransom Post, G. A. R. having hall painted Ap/12 7/1
out-of-towners attend meeting of Flagstaff Lodge No.7, F. & A. M. Ap/12 7/3
C. L. S. C. to meet at D. M. Riordan's Ap/12 7/3
Chautauqua Circle to be held at M. E. parsonage Ap/26 7/2
Chautauqua Circle to meet at residence of Edwards Ap/19 7/1
A. O. U. W. gives entertainment at meeting Ap/19 7/4
Chautauqua Circle to be held at residence of George Hoxworth My/3 7/4
Chautauqua Circle at J. E. Palmer residence My/10 7/3
Lodge No. 14, I. O. G. T. gives entertainment for friends; officers listed My/10 7/5
Ransom Post G. A. R. to observe Decoration Day My/17 7/2
Chautauqua Circle to meet at residence of J. H. Hoskins, Jr. My/17 7/3
program of Ransom Post G. A. R. to be found in issue My/24 7/2
Chautauqua Circle will hold meeting at residence of George Hoxworth My/24 7/2
Flagstaff Lodge No. 14, I. O. G. T. will give "Temperance Social" My/31 7/1
C. L. S. C. meet at Presbyterian parsonage My/31 7/1
Ransom Post G. A. R. raised 66 foot flag pole My/31 7/2
Ransom Post, G. A. R. No. 4 observes Memorial Day My/31 7/2
Mountain Lodge No. 15, K of P elects officers My/31 7/2
C. L. S. C. will meet at M. E. parsonage Je/7 7/3
different lodges and their elections; officers listed Je/7 7/4
C. L. S. C. lessons given Je/14 7/1
Order of Foresters and friends hold picnic near Crater Mt. Je/21 7/2
Dr. D. J. Brannen will give talk at concert on A. O. U. W. Je/28 7/3
officers installed at Flagstaff Lodge, No.13, A. O. U. W. Jy/19 7/1
Chautauqua camp on Eldon Mt. to watch sun rise Jy/19 7/3
Mountain Lodge No.15, Knights of Pythias, installed officers; listed Jy/26 7/1
officers of Flagstaff Lodge, No.11, I. O. O. F. installed; listed Jy/26 7/5
Dr. W. M. Johnston, Williams, Master of Flagstaff Lodge No.7, F & A. M. Ag/9 7/1
officers listed that were installed in Flagstaff Lodge, No.14., I. O. G. T. Ag/16 7/1
Dr. W. M. Johnston and W.A. Ogden, both of Williams, attend meeting of Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7, F & A. M. Ag/16 7/2
Epworth League will give social Ag/16 7/2
John Wash recently installed marshal of Flagstaff Lodge No.14, I. O. G. T. Ag/23 7/2
all invited to join Chautauqua Circle for 1894-95 Ag/30 2/4
Flagstaff Lodge No.7, F. &. A. M. will hold meeting Ag/30 7/2
members of A. O. U. W. pay one assessment for September Se/13 3/1
Flagstaff Lodge No.14, I. O. G. T. to have meeting Se/13 3/3
Chautauqua Circle to observe Garfield Day Se/13 3/4
Flagstaff Lodge No.14, I. O. G. T publishes temperance column in Sun Se/20 7/1
C. L. S. C. to hold first regular meeting Se/20 7/6
Flagstaff Lodge No.14, I. O. G. T. write Good Templar's column in Sun Se/20 8/2
Good Templar's column; civil rights Se/27 8/2
C. L. S. C. will hold meeting at J. F. Dagg's residence Oc/4 7/3
Good Templar's column Oc/4 8/2
C. L. S. C. meeting to be held at Miss Sarah A. Smith at Hoxworth residence Oc/11 7/2
Good Templar's column Oc/11 8/2
Good Templar's column Oc/18 8/2
C. L. S. C. will meet at residence of J. F. Daggs Oc/25 7/3
Good Templar's column Oc/25 8/2
Flagstaff Lodge I. O. G. T. to elect officers No/1 7/1
J. Guthrie Savage elected as delegate to Phoenix meeting by Flagstaff Lodge No.7, F. & A. M. Masons No/1 7/1
Chautauqua Circle's assignments given No/1 7/2
Good Templar's column No/1 8/2
Good Templar's column No/8 8/2
C. L. S. C. will hold meeting No/15 7/1
Mountain Lodge, No. 15, K of P gave farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bray No/15 7/4
Good Templar's column; election and liquor No/15 8/2
Court Coconino, I. O. F. No. 896 to build fence around cemetery lot No/22 7/1
assignments for C. L. S. C. Circle No/22 7/3
Good Templars to have debate on liquor problem No/22 7/3
Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, F. & A. M. to be held No/22 7/4
Good Templar's column; saloons No/22 8/2
Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, F. & A. M. to hold meeting No/29 annc. 2/4
C. L. S. C. Circle lists reading assignment No/29 7/3
Flagstaff Lodge I. O. G. T. to have discussion about liquor problem No/29 7/5
Good Templar's column; drinking problem No/29 8/2
secret societies elect officers De/6 2/3
Flagstaff Lodge A. 0. U. W. jollified De/6 7/4
annual meeting of Ransom Post, No.4, G. A. R. to be held De/6 notice 7/6
Good Templar's column De/6 8/2
elections held for Flagstaff Lodge No. 11, I. O. 0. F.; officers listed De/13 7/1
found: K of P gold watch charm De/13 7/1
C. L. S. C. Circle gives reading assignment De/13 7/3
Mountain Lodge No. 15, K of P elects officers; listed De/13 7/3
Good Templar's column De/13 8/2
Chautauqua Circle meets tonight De/20 7/1
Chautauqua Circle to be held at Mrs. George Hoxworth's residence De/20 7/2
C. L. S. C. Circle needs to order books De/20 7/5
Good Templar's column De/20 8/2-3
officers to be installed at Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, F. & A. M. De/27 7/1
Good Templar's column De/27 8/2
Prescott
lodge of A. O. U. W. started Jy/12 7/1
Knights of Pythias will give Thanksgiving ball No/22 1/3
Prescott Lodge, A. O. U. W. elects officers; listed No/29 2/3
Olive Council No. 1, R. & S. M. installed officers; listed De/20 7/3
Williams
K of P meets Tuesday Ja/18 7/4
G. A. R. organized Fe/15 7/1
G. A. R. organized; officers listed Fe/22 7/5
K of P Lodge No. 14 celebrates 30th anniversary of order in United States Fe/22 7/5
Pythian Sisters gave grand ball My/24 2/3
Mrs. M. D. Wood organizes Pythian Sisters Lodge Je/7 2/2
G. A. R. had banquet Je/7 2/2
Odd Fellows' Ball to be society event No/15 7/1
Williams Lodge No. 15, I. O. O. F. will give first annual Thanksgiving ball No/22 7/2

COCHISE COUNTY

expenses listed Ja/25 7/4
expenses Mr/8 2/1
many getting ready to run for offices in Cochise County Ap/5 2/3
county seat moved from Tombstone to Benson Ap/12 2/1
assessment roll Ag/30 1/2
tax levy given Se/6 1/3
will rank as second class county Oc/4 1/6
money low so asked Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railroad to pay taxes; they did immediately De/20 8/3

COCONINO COUNTY
See also: Building and Buildings for building of courthouse

Board of Supervisors hold meeting Ja/4 2/2
Board of Supervisors adjourned Ja/4 7/1
railroad company to pay taxes Ja/18 7/2
to get one-fourth of money deposited in Albuquerque bank Ja/18 7/2
Cornish collecting taxes Fe/1 7/3
Board of Supervisors meet Ja/25 7/4
Board of Supervisors meet Fe/1 7/4
taxpayers complain Ja/18 2/1
money to be apportioned to school districts Fe/15 7/2
Tax Collector Cornish getting delinquent tax list ready Fe/15 7/2
court term to start March 12 Fe/22 7/1
A. T. Cornish, treasurer, prints tax list Mr/8 Sup. 2/5
Board of Supervisors to meet tomorrow Mr/8 7/1
delinquent tax list for 1893 Mr/8 Sup. 1/1-5, 2/1-5
Board of Superviors hold meeting Mr/15 1/4
delinquent tax list again printed Mr/15 7/5
Board of Supervisors will hold second quarterly meeting Monday Mr/29 7/2
district court cases listed Mr/29 7/4
Treasurer A. T. Cornish commenced sale of property on which taxes are delinquent Mr/29 7/2
Board of Supervisors meeting; bills approved Ap/5 1/4
bid for laying pipe to county jail advertised Ap/5 2/4
Board of Supervisors to meet Monday the 16th Ap/12 7/3
description Ap/12 8/2-4
meeting of Board of Supervisors Ap/19 2/3
R. W. Bell has charge of treasurer's office during absence of A. T. Cornish Ap/19 7/4
Board of Supervisors have decided to build court house My/3 2/1
county courthouse to be constructed My/3 7/4
meeting of Board of Supervisors My/3 7/4
first marriage contract placed on record in Coconino County; A. E. Frankforter and Mrs. May Berry My/10 7/3
W. M. Miller attending recorder's office during absence of Recorder Bush My/10 7/3
Board of Supervisors to meet My/17 7/1
Board of Supervisors hold meeting; assistant counsel to help with injunction suit My/24 2/2
citizens of Flagstaff stand behind board of Supervisors in building courthouse My/24 2/4
Board of Supervisors to meet Saturday My/24 7/2
Board of Supervisors served with injunction to prevent building of courthouse from Williams group My/24 7/4
injunction asking to restrict board of Supervisors from not erecting courthouse not granted My/31 2/4
Board of Supervisors to meet; will meet as board of Equalization Je/28 7/3
Board of Supervisors hold meeting; pay bills; reward for Juan Martes who shot Dixon; school reports Jy/12 2/3-4
F. L. Rogers helping to equalize county tax role Jy/12 7/1
pretty good shape financially Jy/19 2/2
bill for building courthouse passed House and Senate Jy/l9 7/2
meetings of Board of Supervisors; changes made in assessment rolls Jy/19 8/2-3
Board of Equalization readjusts assessments Jy/26 2/3
bill allowing for building of courthouse passed by Congress Jy/26 7/3
valuations of property listed Jy/26 8/3
Board of Equalization completed work Ag/2 1/5
people glad they separated from old Yavapai Ag/2 2/1
Board of Supervisors hold meeting; bonds for courthouse Ag/2 2/3
bonds for sale Ag/2 leg. annc. 7/6
809 names on great register Ag/9 7/2
report of Grand Jury; Indians at Tuba City; murderer of Lot Smith; county buildings and departments Ag/16 2/3-4
people who attended court Ag/16 7/1
people attending district court Ag/16 7/2
people who attended district court Ag/16 7/2
district court decisions Ag/16 7/3
Board of Supervisors to finish equalization of taxes Ag/16 7/4
Board of Supervisors adjust assessments; reward for Jose B. Marques Ag/23 2/4
Board of Supervisors meet Monday Ag/23 7/1
district court decisions Ag/23 7/3
Flagstaff will get courthouse even with obstacles in way Ag/23 7/6
Board of Supervisors hold meeting; levied taxes; bid for county courthouse; roads surveyed Ag/30 2/3
notice of meeting of Board of Equalization in Flagstaff Ag/30 notice 2/4
duplicate tax roll to be completed soon Ag/30 7/5
court house bond sale Saturday Se/6 7/2
tax rate given Se/6 7/3
Board of Supervisors hold meeting; Boards of Elections and polling places listed Se/13 2/3
assessment roll approved Se/13 3/1
last day for Board of Equalization to hear complaints about assessment roll Se/13 3/4
Arizona Citizen praises county Se/20 1/5
Board of Supervisors meet Oc/4 7/1
Board of Supervisors hold meeting; many topics discussed Oc/11 1/3-5
Board of Supervisors to meet Oc/18 7/1
Board of Supervisors meet; election being readied; county courthouse building delayed Oc/25 1/4-6
Board of Supervisors in session Oc/25 7/1
work begun on courthouse Oc/25 7/2
notice of bond sale No/1 7/6
Board of Supervisors hold meeting; getting ready for election No/1 8/3
Board of Supervisors have meeting; county courthouse progressing No/15 1/6
courthouse progressing nicely No/15 7/1
Board of Supervisors to canvass election returns No/15 7/2
F. L. Rogers, Williams, in Flagstaff to attend meeting of Board of Supervisors No/22 7/1
Board of Supervisors hold meeting; winners of election given No/22 7/5
foundation of courthouse laid No/22 7/5
C. H. Schulz filed bond No/29 7/2
notice for bids for 1895 De/6 notice 2/4
officers filed bonds; listed De/27 7/3

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
See also: Education and Schools; Educators

Territorial University at Tucson has 55 students Ja/25 1/4
third term for year starts at Territorial University Mr/29 1/4
committee may be appointed to investigate agricultural experimental station and Territorial University My/31 1/6
new Tempe Normal School contract awarded to R. W. Madison Jy/26 1/4
professors taking trips in Arizona to learn about agriculture and mining of territory Ag/30 1/3
Robert E. Forbes, new professor of chemistry at Territorial University Se/6 7/6
Territorial Normal School opened fall session Se/13 1/3
Robert H. Forbes, new chemistry professor at Territorial University, arrives from Illinois Se/13 4/4
workmen at Territorial Normal School building at Tempe have struck Oc/4 1/5

COLORADO RIVER

boundary line survey commission locating line between U. S. and Mexico finished placing monuments to Colorado River Ap/19 1/4

COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
See Diseases

COMMUNICATIONS
See also: Transportation

Postal Service

Emma L. Clanton appointed postmaster at Reno, Gila County Ja/11 2/2
Dr. M. M. Crocker appointed Gila Bend postmaster Fe/15 2/1
mail arrived late in Tucson Fe/15 7/1
W. E. Thomas appointed Phoenix postmaster Fe/22 1/4
E. J. Horne confirmed for appointment of postmaster at Prescott Mr/29 7/2
Farnsworth, Williams postmaster, moved into new quarters in Williams Ap/5 7/3
J. C. Peterson is postmaster at Goldfields Ap/12 1/4
Jesus Daniels, Ehrenberg postmaster, has made a mess of the post office there Ap/26 1/4-5
new money order system put into effect My/3 7/1
mail service change from Kingman to White Hills Je/7 1/4
James W. Haas, Mineral Waters ex-postmaster, arrested for tampering with the mail Je/7 1/6
mail delayed due to washouts Je/7 7/3
candidate listed for Tempe postmastership Je/14 1/4
charges of taking money from registered letters dismissed against Haas, Mineral Water postmaster Je/21 1/4
Pedro Michalena appointed postmaster at Solomonville; T. E. Solomon removed Je/21 1/4
Emil Sydow appointed Tombstone postmaster Je/28 1/4
W. W. Wells has taken mail contract between Prescott and Phoenix Je/28 1/4
delayed mail arrived in Flagstaff Jy/12 7/3
postage stamps given out in Phoenix because of stamps Jy/19 1/4
Curt W. Miller appointed Tempe postmaster Jy/19 1/4
Nogales post office reduced from third class to fourth class office Ag/2 1/4
C. M. Waters, Denver post office inspector, looking up inaccuracies in Flagstaff Ag/16 7/4
men putting up cross arms for Postal Telegraph in Williams Ag/23 2/3
Flagstaff post office will be open Sundays Ag/23 7/1
post office to be established at Grand Canyon called Tolfree Ag/30 7/2
Mrs. N. J. West appointed Ash Forks post master Se/20 7/1
F. E. Nelson, who has contract for building Postal Telegraph line says line progressing Oc/18 7/2
George M. Bowers appointed postmaster at Kingman No/8 7/4
Flagstaff post office located in Cook & Lee's old stand No/29 7/1
Jersy Lily and O'Boyle, both near Prescott, want to have own post office De/6 1/5
Postmaster Ross asks that mail be mailed at office, not train De/27 7/4
Telegraph
messages that have not been picked up Ja/18 7/4
Postal Telegraph Co. to build line from Colorado to Los Angeles; Sun will give more news Fe/8 7/3
F. E. Nelson to build Postal Telegraph line from Albuquerque to Mohave Mr /15 7/2
local division of Order of Railroad Telegraphs organized in Winslow Ap/12 7/4
A & P has closed number of night telegraph offices Ap/19 7/2
Western Union Telegraph Co. throwing obstacles in way of Postal Telegraph Co. My/17 7/2
R. Allen returned from session of Grand Lodge of the Order of Railway Telegraphers Je/7 7/1
12 carloads of railroad telegraph poles for Postal Telegraph Co. been sidetracked in Flagstaff Je/7 7/l.
Judge Hawkins allowed Postal Telegraph Co. to construct telegraph lines along right of way of A & P Je/14 1/4
F. E. Nelson, contractor for Postal Telegraph line started men working Je/21 7/2
J. J. Dickey inspecting lines Ag/2 7/2
electric storms burns out telegraph lines of Western Union Ag/9 7/1
Postal Telegraph Co.'s lines should be in Flagstaff next month Ag/30 7/6
Postal Telegraph line completed to Flagstaff Se/20 7/2
Postal Telegraph Co. opened offices at Holbrook, Williams and Kingman No/29 7/2
Postal Telegraph Co. opened for business in Flagstaff De/20 7/3
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co. to run line from office to Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. De/27 7/1
Postal Telegraph Co. located in Brennen building De/27 7/1
Telephone
articles of incorporation for 16 telephone companies filed in County Ap/5 1/6
Charles Canall, A & P line repairer, put Needles and Flagstaff into telephone communication My/24 7/3
tramp electrician tells electrician Canall cause of buzzing in telephones Je/28 7/3
test made between Flagstaff and Needles De/6 2/1
Charles Canall, A & P electrician, putting up line at Williams De/27 7/1

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

COUNTERFEITING
See Crimes and Criminals

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

COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE

Indian marriages performed by white magistrates Ja/4 1/5
marriage licenses issued in Flagstaff Ja/25 7/9
males under eighteen and females under sixteen not allowed to marry in Arizona Fe/29 1/4
marriage of John Ash and Pinky Rogers takes place in Tucson Fe/28 8/2
first marriage contract placed on record in Coconino County; A. E. Frankforter and Mrs. May Berry My/10 7/3
Charles Hunt and Miss Mamie Pierce try to elope; stopped in Kingman Se/6 1/6
Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells celebrate silver anniversary by performing marriage ceremony Oc/11 1/6
love letter found No/8 7/1

COWBOYS

Doe Goodwin, Phoenix, and Ed. Drew, Sulphur Springs, have steer tying contest Ap/19 2/3
Jack Andrew, New York bicycle fan, comes to Arizona and becomes cowboy Ag/9 3/1-3

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; Prisons and Prisoners; Railroads--A & P

Stoney Harris stabbed by Dan O'Leary in Phoenix Ja/4 1/4
Frank Kibbey case should be dismissed, Florence Tribune believes Ja/4 1/4
Al Steveson goes to Texas to find out about arrest of Henry Hart Ja/4 1/4
Indians are feasting on stolen horse meat; John Townsend kills 54 of them Ja/4 1/4
White, wife beater, disturbs Prescott school; Miss Josie Butler, teacher, holds gun on him Ja/4 1/4
Tombstone merchants fighting collection of license Ja/4 1/5
ex-Marshall Paul and Calvert Wilson, Yuma County district attorney, have "scrap" in Tucson Ja/11 2/2
Indian arrested at Sacaton Ja/11 2/2
Jos. Carter, alias Foley, arrested for California crimes Ja/11 7/2
two school boys fight seriously at Florence Ja/25 1/4
Dawson Ross, Flagstaff, charged with disturbing the peace Ja/25 7/3
Bunker Hill mining district had fight between Haulapai Clark and Apache Indians; squaw lies Fe/8 1/4
"Jack the Kisser" kisses girls on South Center St. in Phoenix Mr/1 1/6
Gov. Hughes issued reward for capture of renegade Apache Kid Mr/1 1/6
Indians with whom Hualapai Clark fought were probably not Kid and his gang Mr/8 1/4
petition being circulated in Tucson area about dismissing Frank Kibbey case Mr/8 1/4
Jo Curby's daughter has him arrested for rape in Tombstone Mr/8 1/4
list of criminal cases in Coconino County court calender Mr/8 7/4
James D. Bryant, supposedly representing Lodi Land and Cattle Co., is a swindler Mr/15 2/3
Coconino County Grand Jury gives report Mr/22 2/2
every criminal case on court docket disposed of Mr/29 7/2
George Margeritch gets 2½ years in prison for attempting to burn own building to receive insurance money on it Mr/29 7/3
Juana Walker says she is sole heir to John D. Walker estate Ap/5 l/6
Line Rider Finley shoots Mexican smuggler Ap/5 2/3
Thomas J. Partridge, declared to be insane or tramp, had money in pocket so now sent to jail Ap/5 2/3
verdict in Walker case in favor of his brothers and sisters Ap/5 2/3
Dick White and Will Travis cause disgrace at Flagstaff depot Ap/5 7/2
John Clark accused Wm. Babbitt of killing unbranded calf; case dismissed Ap/5 7/4
T. J. Partridge declared sane and just needing rest Ap/12 2/3
Wm. Klostermeyer arrested on charge of battery commited on herder in employ Ap/26 7/4
"Madam" Wiles, owner of house of i11 repute known as "The House of Joy", arrested Ap/30 9/2
Sheriff Campbell will have quite a delegation to take to Yuma; railroads should help My/3 1/6
William Klostermeyer charge with battery; believes Judge Johnston prejudiced My/3 7/2
case of Wm. Klostermeyer on charge of venue dismissed My/10 7/2
commonwealers cause problem on train in Flagstaff; Sheriff Donahue called in My/17 7/3
Section Foreman Murphy, Bellemont, breaks into section house and fires gun at random My/17 7/5
indictments in Maricopa County My/24 1/6
nothing more heard on arrest of Jesus Daniel My/24 1/6
D. E. James acquitted on charge of forgery; now will stand trial on charge of horse stealing My/24 7/1
James May, sheepman, pays for broken leg of Indian in his employ; then later finds out the Indian had stolen his sheep My/31 1/6
number of crimes commited in Gila County Je/7 1/4
Joe Curby sentenced to life after raping daughter Je/7 1/4
man captured by Kid and then released Je/7 1/5
James W. Haas, Mineral Waters ex-postmaster, arrested for tampering with the mail Je/7 1/6
Robinson & Logan of sloop Examiner, murdered by cannibal Indians in Gulf of Mexico Je/14 2/2
Will Smoot arrested for illegally branding cattle Je/14 2/2
charges of taking money from registered letters dismissed against Hass, Mineral Water postmaster Je/7l 1/4
cases ignored at U.S. Grand Jury in Prescott; Jas. W. Haas embezzling registered mail; different individuals selling liquor to Indians Je/21 1/5
W. L. Martin who killed H. C. Casey is also Tug Wilson, horse thief Je/28 1/4
Hussey Bros. join group down in Gulf to invade Tiburon Islands Jy/12 2/1
reward being offered by Coconino County Board of Supervisors for Juan Martes, who shot Dixon Jy/12 2/3
contempt cases from Winslow; Jackson, Lynch and Saline sentenced to jail Jy/12 7/3
C. L. Flinn in jail for contempt of court Jy/19 2/3
Deputy Sheriff McKinney arrested John Dunlap on charge of cattle stealing in Graham County Jy/19 7/2
James Walsh and D. B. Riley indicted at Prescott; members of A. R. U. Jy/19 7/3
Hinman, deaf and dumb printer, gets beaten by Dr. M. W. Walsh for being drunk Jy/l9 7/3
four shots fired at Norman Davis and H. Spekler in Winslom but no one arrested Jy/26 1/4
County Recorder F. W. Nelson indicted for extortion; found not guilty Ag/2 1/6
James Young and Murray arrested for manufacturing counterfeit money Ag/30 2/3
Sheriff Lowry comes for men in Flagstaffs not right ones Se/6 7/l
S. M. Folsom, late Albuquerque National Bank, serving five years in New Mexico prison Se/13 2/1
three Moqui Indians arrested for breaking dam Se/13 3/5
Juan Rivas beats mother; members of his military company beat him Se/13 4/3
Sheriff Donahue brings arrested Indians back from Tuba City Se/27 7/2
Dr. P. G. Cornish in St. Johns as witness in criminal case Oc/6 7/2
E. E. Ellinwood to prosecute Mineral Park saloon men who sold whiskey to Indians Oc/4 7/2
Jack the Hugger roaming in Tucson Oc/25 8/3
Gavino Tafoya knifes Juan Avila over woman in Flagstaff No/8 7/5
Men being held up as they leave restaurant in Flagstaff No/15 7/2
John Clark charging "Boss" Acker with evading cattle inspection fee No/22 7/2
Ed. Randolph and Charles Heiser charged with unlawfully possessing cattle of Mrs. Martha R. Kinsey No/22 7/2
S. S. Acker charged with misdemeanor because he did not pay for inspection of cattle No/29 7/3
"Big Con" Rohlings, Willcox ex-train robber, is dead No/29 8/3
editor vs. electrician in duel in Williams De/6 7/4
two arrests in Flagstaff for petty offenses made De/13 7/3
C. A. Green arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses De/20 7/2
C. W. Dodey charged with extortion De/20 7/3
C. A. Green could nor furnish bail De/20 7/3
Embezzlement
E. H. Hiller, charged with embezzlement of funds from Phoenix Electric Light Co., dismissed Ja/11 2/9
S. M. Folsom, ex-president of Albuquerque National bank, charged with embezzlement and false entries Ap/19 2/2
Forgery
George Gladden, alias Geo. Lee, forged note in Prescott Fe/15 7/5
Hoboes
Flagstaff full of tramps Mr/29 7/2
band of hoboes try to capture train: officials jail them Je/14 1/5
hobo travel over A. & P railroad large Oc/18 7/2
Phoenix having problem with hoboes De/6 1/4
hoboes need to be dealt with De/6 2/1
Rev. J. T. Pierce save law should be unheld in case of hoboes in Flagstaff De/6 2/2
hoboes stealing from clothes lines De/6 7/1
hoboes took possession of "blind baggage" on passenger train De/6 7/2
increased ratio of criminals and Paupers De/13 1/3
trainmen should not shoot at hoboes De/13 2/1
Flagstaff marshall should keep tramps moving De/13 7/3
"Face", hobo, makes appearance in Flagstaff De/13 7/5
Marshal Bayless keeping tramps moving De/20 7/2
Tucson infested with beggars and tramps De/27 1/3
Horse Stealing
two horse thieves arrested in New Mexico My/3 1/5
Oscar Armstrong, alias Oscar Rogers, arrested in Globe My/17 7/4
no evidence against Oscar Armstrong; case dismissed My/24 7/2
George Davis and Chas. Smith steal horses from Bowers Bros. east of Flagstaff Je/14 7/3
Deputy Sheriff McKinney, Graham County, plans to capture four horse thieves Jy/12 7/3
Wm. Davis and Charles Smith convicted in Coconino County Ag/16 7/3
Charles Smith and William Davis sentenced Ag/23 7/3
Navajo Indian arrested for stealing horse from Friedlein Bros. Ag/23 7/4
Navajo in Coconino County jail arrested for horse stealing; quite ill Se/6 7/3
Jim, arrested Navajo Indian, will probably be released on bail Se/13 3/2
Libel
Tombstone Prospector editor had Sulphur Valley News editor indicted for criminal libel My/24 2/1
Murder
Chas. Bradley, deputy sheriff and jailer of Cochise County, wanted in Arkansas for killing man; went back and then will assume old position Fe/1 2/2
Mexican kills father in Morenci Fe/8 1/6
Deal, S. P. brakeman, killed tramp who would not get off train Fe/15 1/4
George Blaine murdered Matt Huber in White Hills Fe/15 1/4
two murders occur in Prescott; Sufea kills Reillyan and the other involves Miller and Wallace Fe/22 1/5
Martin kills Tim Casey over prostitute Redheaded Bertha in Ash Fork Mr/8 7/2
Dr. W. M. Johnston witness in Joseph murder case Mr/22 7/1
Mrs. Belle Joseph not guilty in murder of husband in Williams; declared insane at time Mr/22 7/4
Georgia Cliffords sentenced to 3½ years for killng Peter Perry Mr/29 7/3
Charles Bouquet, Gila County, killed by partner Phil Askins near Globe Ap/19 1/4
George C. Blain, who murdered Matt Huber at White Hills, sentenced to 25 years Ap/19 1/4
Jose Bernardino Marques, murderer of Thomas Grady, arrested in Las Vegas Ap/19 7/3
Jose Maria Sortillon sentenced to death for killing his new born baby Je/14 1/4
Phil Askins, who murdered Charles Bouquet, sentenced to 10 years Je/14 1/4
Rafael A. Soren killed by Deputy Sheriff Wm. Roden Jy/5 7/4
George Clark, who was near Robinson and Logan when murdered by Indians on Tiburon Island, says Mexican troops accomplished little Jy/19 1/4
Mrs. Matheny killed by L. J. Echolsin in Globe when he refused to pay rent Ag/2 1/4
unidentified man found dead on desert near Yuma; possible murder Ag/9 1/6
murderer of Lot Smith still at large Ag/16 2/3
case of Marques who murdered Thos. Grady, to be tomorrow in court Ag/16 7/3
White Mts. Indian Chief Sanchez killed by two Indians Ag/23 2/3
reward for capture of Jose B. Marques given Ag/23 2/4
Jose Marques sentenced for life Ag/23 7/3
Jose Marques taken to Yuma for life imprisonment Ag/23 7/4
H. B. Crouch, rancher, kills Abundio Leon over land and water rights, near Phoenix Se/6 1/3
Francisco Tapia killed Francisco Martinze at Rawhide mining camp Se/6 8/4
Horace Philley killed on Reno Mt. Rd.; could it be start of Tewksbury-Graham feud or was it Apache Kid? Se/13 1/4
Thomas Secrest, Phoenix, killed wife and then himself Se/27 1/5
John Hawks shot Cecelio Silva in Donahue's saloon in Flagstaff Se/27 7/3
William Schubert murdered by William E. Price in Phoenix Oc/25 7/4
possible that J. F. Anderson murdered near Canyon Diablo No/8 7/6
rancher J. F. Anderson was murdered No/15 1/3
Wi11iam Price indicted for murder of William Schubert No/22 1/3
confirmed that Robinson and Logan killed by Ceres Indians on Tiburon Island No/29 2/3
Herndon arrested for killing Hillman; released; insurance mix-up De/13 2/2
William E. Price convicted of murder of William Shurburt at Phoenix over poker game De/13 2/3
William E. Price to be hung February 1st for murder of William Shurburt De/20 2/6
William Gay, alleged murderer of Sheriffs William Rader and James Mackey, to be tried in Montana De/27 7/1
Robbery
See also: Crimes and Criminals--Murder for robberies ending in a death.
Carmen Ochoa steals Mrs. Chas. Meyer's jewels in Tucson Ja/11 2/2
Will Webb and Fenshaw charged with robbing Bowie and Solomonville stage Fe/1 2/2
Paddock, San Francisco traveling man, has "grip" stolen on train Fe/8 7/4
residence of W. H. Ashurst entered by burglar Fe/15 7/2
Jack Johnson and Frank Martin rob stage between Bowie and Solomonville Mr/29 1/5
clothing store of G. A. Bray, Flagstaff, burglarized Je/14 7/3
station keeper at New River held up Je/21 1/4
Mexican arrested for stealing saddle from Marvin Beal Ag/16 7/2
stage held up near Point of Rocks; store keeper held up in Curtiss Ag/30 1/4
Matt Flaherty borrowed clothes from J. Morgan; left town with them on Ag/30 7/3
stage driver who was held up arrested for holding himself up Se/13 1/3
Bob McDaniels arrested; shot at Sheriff Lowry during arrest Se/13 2/3
C. M. Funston on stage robbed near Congress Mine Se/13 3/3
J. C. Welch stole two hats from store of G. A. Bray, Flagstaff Se/13 3/4
men who held up Phoenix stage described Se/20 1/5
stage held up near Congress; passengers listed Se/20 7/3
strong suspicion that "hold up" men are Oscar Armstrong and Frank Armour, both of Flagstaff Oc/4 7/2
Southern Paicific train held up; Frank Armour arrested Oc/4 7/3
Oscar Armstrong who took part in Southern Pacific train robbery, captured Oc/18 7/3
Joseph Lewis robbed residence of "Mickey" Stewart, Flagstaff, and now had disappeared Oc/25 2/4
James Wardlow arrested for stealing from roommate No/1 1/4
Lewis, suspected of stealing from W. G. Stewart arrested in California No/1 7/1
William Lawrence gets six weeks for stealing from B. C. Olney No/8 7/4
Kid Thompson, Roscoe train robber, and Johnson are in Salt River valley No/8 8/3
Kid Thompson, Roscoe train robber, captured No/15 1/6
repeat story of Kid Thompson's capture No/15 7/5
hoboes picked up for stealing liquor; discharged No/22 7/5
W. E. Dowdle, California convict, brought to Florence to testify against John Felshaw and Leslie Webb, stage coach robbers No/29 1/4
Frank Armour to be sentenced on train robbery charge No/29 7/3
man steals cans of oysters in Phoenix No/29 8/3
Tom Jackson, stage robber, gets life sentence De/6 1/3
Solomonville train robber gets life at San Ouentin De/6 2/1
two robberies occur in Williams De/6 7/3
hoboes suspected of two robberies in Flagstaff De/6 7/3
Leslie Well and Jake Felshaw both given 10 years for Solomonville stage robbery De/13 1/4
man arrested for stealing cigars from store of Balder Hock; released De/13 7/2
Alva Johnson confesses that he and Kid Thompson held up Roscoe train De/20 1/5
several convicted for stage robbery; good example for others De/20 2/2
A1 Parks' Kaiser Saloon in Flagstaff robbed De/20 7/1
Burns, Norton and Brennen sentenced for stealing coal De/20 7/2
Oscar Rogers to get hung for train robbery De/20 7/5
Solomonville stage again held up De/20 8/3
W. T. Boyd arrested for robbing Solomonville stage De/27 2/3
Prescott having many burglaries De/27 7/1
Shooting
City Marshall Miles Archibald and Constable Miller get into shooting quarrel in Prescott Ja/11 7/3
negro and Mexican shot at Huachuca recovered Ja/25 7/5
tramp Kennedy, shot by Conductor Roller, sued Southern Pacific My/17 1/5
Charles Dixon shot through head by Mexican sheepherder north of Bellemont Jy/5 7/1
Mexican who resisted arrest, shot and killed by deputy sheriff at Fairbanks Ag/16 1/3
Phil Hefler, San Simon Cattle Co., fired at; probably Apache Kid and band Oc/25 2/3
Kid, Apache, took shot at Charles Preston in New Mexico No/8 1/6
Flagstaff citizens awaken by person "shooting up the town" De/13 7/6
more shooting at night in Flagstaff De/20 7/1
Juan Morellos, convicted of shooting Dickinson at Bellemont, in Texas insane asylum De/27 2/4

CUSTOMS
See Tariffs and Customs

DAMS
See Water and Water Resources

DANCING
See Entertainment

DEATHS
See Children; Women; individual names

DECORATION DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
See Elections and Politics--Democratic Party

DENTISTS
See Medicine as a Profession

DESERTION
See Divorce and Desertion

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

cloudburst did much damage to Mammoth Mine Jy/19 1/4
supposed volcanic eruption in Harcuvar Mts. was just a fire started by lightening Ag/23 1/5

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

Mrs. C. E. Boyce, Williams, suffering from tonsilitis Fe/1 7/5
cold epidemic in Flagstaff Fe/8 7/1
O. P. Harding, Oak Creek, has stroket Mr/1 7/1
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Williams, sick T.Tith ouinsNT Mr/8 2/3
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Farnsworth, both of Williams, recover from illnesses Mr/15 2/3
Chinaman in Phoenix has leprosy Mr/29 1/4
Miss Teresa Broyle dies in Williams of dropsy of the heart Ap/5 7/3
Fred L. Ward, Yuma, dies from heart trouble brought on by smoking Ap/19 1/4
John Ross sick with malarial fever Je/14 2/9
much sickness in Winslow Ag/2 7/2
Mrs. Mason Lockett quite i11 Ag/9 7/1
Mrs. Butler, Williams, recovering from typhoid fever Ag/23 9/3
Dr. Smith, victim of consumption, returning to Kansas Se/6 7/5
Indians die in Yuma Prison because of consumption Se/13 2/2
Dr. Helm removed tumor from stomach of Mrs. J. 0. Dunbar Oc/4 1/6
son of J. R. Kilpatrick recovers from scarlet fever Oc/11 7/1
William H. Prince, Tucson, died from lockjaw Oc/25 1/4
many sick babies in Flagstaff No/8 7/1
Thomas Mulkey, Oregon, loses speech in Phoenix No/15 1/5
Fred Smith, whose health is poorly, staying at Bob Finney's near Camp Verde No/15 7/1
Mrs. G. H. Adams, Phoenix: becomes blind; husband already blind No/15 7/2
Robert W. Bell to leave Flagstaff for warmer climate because of health No/15 7/2
son of T. J. Grace, Challender, ill with bronchitis No/29 7/1
Navajo Indians dying at Cochiti, New Mexico because of stagnant water Oc/13 7/4
Diphtheria
Charlotte Bray Pentland, child, dies of diphtheria; sister Florence very ill Mr/22 7/2
18 cases of diphtheria in Tucson area Ap/5 2/3
public schools of Prescott closed due to diphtheria Ap/19 1/4
diphtheria death scaring Globe community My/10 1/6
LaGrippe
Dr. Roberts, Williams, been quite sick Fe/15 7/5
Miss Ella Farnsworth, Williams, recovering Mr/8 2/3
Mrs. J. R. Treat quite ill Mr/8 7/1
O. P. Harding recovering from attack My/10 7/1
Mumps
cases of mumps in Flagstaff Ap/12 7/3
R. H. Cameron has mumps Ap/26 7/2
A1 Doyle having troubles with mumps and bilious fever Ap/19 7/1
J. W. Thurber has a broken jaw and mumps My/17 7/1
mumps attacking young and old Je/14 2/2
Pneumonia
baby girl of F. R. Nellis had pneumonia Fe/1 7/5
C. R. Bayless dies of pleuro pneumonia Fe/8 7/4
Thomas Riordan dies of pneumonia Mr/29 2/3
Rheumatism
S. L. Weatherford is suffering from rheumatism Mr/29 7/2
E. J. Bevans has attack of rheumatism Ap/12 7/1
Jeremiah Yaeger sick with rheumatism No/15 7/9

DISEASES (MENTAL)
See Mental Health

DIVORCE AND DESERTION

Mrs. Florence Huson files suit of divorce from Willis 0. Huson for dissertion Mr/l 7/3
wife of W. 0. Huson obtains divorce on grounds of dissertion and failure to support Ag/2 1/4
Judith Hagerty vs. Edward Hagerty; Nellie R. Stone vs. Henry J. Stone Ag/16 7/3

DOCTORS
See Medicine as a Profession

DOGS
See Pets

DOMESTIC ANIMALS
See Livestock; Pets

DRAWING
See Arts, Crafts, and Hobbies

DRESS
See Fads and Fashions

DROWNINGS
See Accidents

DRUGGISTS
See Medicine as a Profession

DRUGS
See Alcohol and Drugs

DRUNKS
See Alcohol and Drugs

DRY FARMING
See Agriculture

EASTER
See Holidays and Religious Days

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

cost 75¢ for shave in Tucson Fe/15 1/6
two years ago. . . My/31 2/1
prices given for barley Jy/19 1/4
Pima County's Board of Supervisors cut off court house supply of ice because price raised Ag/23 8/3

EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS
See also: Colleges and Universities; Educators

Coconino County board of Supervisors gives financial report on different school districts Ja/4 2/3
Tombstone school has finest library in Territory Ja/25 1/4
Calabas teacher has taught only one Mexican child to speak English Ja/25 1/4
Miss Laura Hoxworth to teach at White Hills; Miss Sallie Gibson to be Flagstaff school principal Fe/1 7/1
Coconino County Board of Supervisors draws up suggestions for assisting county school superintendent in bounding school districts Fe/1 7/4
Winslow schools close for lack of funds Fe/l5 1/4
special election to be held for taxes Fe/15 7/1
school districts of Coconino County fixed Mr/15 1/4-5
one out of eleven applicants receive certificate Mr/15 1/6
apportionment to various counties of school funds Mr/22 7/2
bonds vote for school house at Arizola Mr/29 1/4
Godfrey Sykes submitted plans for reform school building Mr/29 7/1
report of E. J. Babbitt, Coconino County school superintendent Ap/5 1/4
A. H. Smith, Kingman, in Flagstaff attending meeting of trustees of reform school Ap/5 7/2
Gallup Gleaner says Miss Ella Hawks, Flagstaff, plans to start kindergarten there Ap/12 7/2
Board of Trustees meet about reform school Ap/12 7/5
description of schools in Coconino County Ap/12 8/3
Prescott school closed because of diphtheria Ap/19 1/4
bonds for Gila Bend school house been sold in East Ap/19 1/4
Miss Virginia Weatherford, who has been teaching school at Rye, returns to Flagstaff Ap/19 7/1
Col. J. F. Wilson, Prescott, appointed to Territorial Board of Education My/3 1/5
Bellemont hires Miss S. L. Gibson as teacher My/10 7/1
Miss Gibson is teacher as school starts in Bellemont My /17 7/5
Miss Ella Hawks will be teaching school in Gallup Jy/19 7/1
various Arizona school districts and appointed teachers Jy/26 2/3-4
Maricopa County School Superintendent Jordan estimates expenses Ag/2 1/4
report of Coconino County schools; statistics Ag/2 2/2
Fain and Chick in Flagstaff getting lumber for Cornville schoolhouse Ag/2 7/5
expenditures report from different Coconino County school districts Ag/9 2/4
Coconino County School in excellent condition Ag/9 7/2
Prescott teachers listed Ag/16 1/3
Miss Flora Weatherford will be Beaver district teacher Ag/16 7/2
change of school books required Ag/16 7/4
Miss Johnston, Williams, to be teacher at Ash Fork Ag/23 2/3
teacher and school board listed in Winslow Se/6 1/3
Kingman voted bond for new school house Se/6 7/1
schools open in Phoenix, Tombstone and Flagstaff Se/6 7/5
Clark Hitt passes examination for teachers Se/6 7/6
Phoenix public schools to offer commercial course Se/13 1/6
Miss Mary Johnston teaching at Ash Fork Se/13 2/4
Clark Hitt will be Cornville teacher Se/20 7/1
Mowaby School District No.7 established; bonds issued for Flagstaff School District Oc/11 1/4
Miss Flora M. Weatherford, Flagstaff teacher, appointed to committee to decide upon improved course of study Oc/25 7/1
executive committee of Territorial Teachers' Association listed Oc/25 7/4
Arizona Teachers' Association to meet in Phoenix in December No/8 1/6
Arizona Teachers' Assocation to have meeting about school laws and uniform course of study No/15 2/3
Miss Bertha Smith to teach school at White Hills No/15 7/2
A. H. Smith, Kingman, in Flagstaff to attend meeting about territorial reform school No/15 7/3
Flagstaff stone being transported from quarry to new reform school site No/22 7/1
Territorial Teachers' Association convenes in Phoenix De/13 2/3
Fred Heinlein, Phoenix architect, pleased with plans of reform school De/20 7/3
Clark Hitt, Cornville teacher, attending teachers' institute in Phoenix De/27 7/1
Territorial Teachers' Association wound up session in Phoenix De/27 8/3
Flagstaff
J. W. Ross resigns as Flagstaff school principal; G. A. Elliot to be hired Ja/4 7/9
entertainment to be given at school house Ja/11 7/1
Miss Sallie Gibson to be principal of Flagstaff public schools Ja/11 7/4
Board of Trustees of reform school meet Ja/11 7/4
school house and reform school discussed Ja/l8 1/4-6, 2/2-3
kindergarten gives program Ja/18 7/2
designs for reform school on display Fe/8 7/5
school program for Washington's Birthday Fe/22 7/3
public school to close Friday Ap/12 7/1
last day of school entertainment given Ap/26 7/3
school exhibition will be held at Babbitt's Hall Ap/19 7/1
Louise Burns recited "The Minister's Sermon" My/3 7/1
A1 Doyle is taking school census My/3 7/3
Miss Laura Hoxworth will open kindergarten school on Monday My/10 7/1
$400 raised at citizen's meeting for reform school building My/24 2/4
new school building discussed at citizen's meeting My/24 2/4
A. H. Smith, Kingman, in town to attend meeting of Board of Directors of reform school My/24 7/l
plans of Brown & Fisher, Los Angeles, se1ected for reform school My/24 7/3
reform school grounds cleared of bush My/31 7/1
notice of school election posted Je/14 2/2
election of school trustees June 30th Je/14 7/1
election of school trustees next Saturday Je/28 7/1
J. E. Palmer elected school trustee Jy/5 7/4
reform school trustees waiting for decision of Gov. Hughes about building Ag/9 7/2
principal and teachers listed Ag/9 7/4
97 pupils enrolled Ag/16 7/2
F. W. Smith & Co. to talk on school books Ag/16 7/2
John Vories and George Babbitt will talk to Gov. Hughes about reform school Ag/30 7/4
John Vories and George Babbitt says reform school satisfactory arranged; Gov. Hughes approved Se/6 7/4
Miss Flora Weatherford to take place of Miss S. A. Smith as teacher Se/6 7/5
reform school construction should start Se/13 3/3
bids to be advertised for school house construction Se/13 3/6
contract for laying foundation of reform school given to Callahan & Doyle Se/20 7/4
new system of study introduced Se/27 7/1
bonds issued for school house Se/27 7/4
Board of Supervisors signed bonds and coupons issued by Flagstaff school district Oc/4 7/4
Miss Laura Hoxworth closed kindergarten to go to Denver Oc/18 7/1
Capt. F. C. Hochderffer teaching military evolutions at public school Oc/18 7/2
Kennedy & Doyle will do stone work on territorial reform school; J. C. Grimm will make windows No/15 7/5
bids for construction of public school to open No/22 7/2
Gov. Hughes comments on reform school location De/13 2/2
F. W. Sisson tells Tucson Star about reform school building De/13 2/4
Prof. H. C. Scott to lecture on Alaska proceeds to go to public school library De/13 7/3
Fred Heinlein to be supervising architect for reform school De/13 7/3
contract for public school building still not let De/20 7/3
Gov. Hughes pleased with report of Heinlein, architect, on reform school plans De/27 7/3
Williams
school opens Ja/18 7/4
report of primary school Je/18 7/4
school report; list of pupils neither absent or tardy Fe/8 7/5
Miss Martha McIntyre, Williams teacher, gives party for pupils Fe/22 7/5
new school house discussed Mr/8 1/5-6
pupils neither tardy nor absent listed Mr/8 2/3
history of Williams school on front page Mr/8 7/1
list of pupils not late or tardy Mr/15 2/3
list of pupils not tardy or late Mr/22 2/3
pupils not tardy or late listed Mr/29 2/3
pupils not tardy or absent listed Ap/5 7/3
list of students not tardy or absent Ap/26 1/4
schools to close 27^th Ap/26 1/4
closing exercises My/3 1/4
Miss Martha McIntire opens private school in Williams My/3 2/3
children had May Day picnic in Williams My/3 2/3
Miss Martha McIntire's private school to close to give her a rest My/24 2/3
Miss Martha McIntyre to be teacher Ag/23 2/3
Miss Martha E. McIntyre to return to Williams to teach school Ag/30 2/3
Mrs. Drew expects grandson Willie to attend school in Williams Se/13 2/4

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

Miss Josie Butler, Prescott teacher Ja/4 1/4
E. J. Babbitt, Coconino County probate judge and county school superintendent Ja/4 2/2
Ralph J. Arey, Williams school principal Ja/4 2/4
J. E. Palmer, Flagstaff school trustee Ja/4 7/2
G. A. Elliot, Flagstaff principal Ja/4 7/2
Miss Sallie L. Gibson, Flagstaff area teacher and principal Ja/11 7/4
Miss Flora Weatherford, Flagstaff teacher Ja/18 7/1
Miss Laura Hoxworth, Flagstaff area teacher Ja/18 7/2
Miss Martha McIntire, Williams teacher Ja/18 7/4
Miss Maggie Brennen, Flagstaff teacher Fe/22 7/3
Prof. A. E. Douglass, Harvard University; Lowell Observatory astronomer Mr/15 2/1
Clark Hitt, ex-Flagstaff Sun staff, Cornville teacher Mr/15 7/4
Charles H. Tully, Secretary of Arizona Teachers' Association Mr/29 2/2
Miss Virginia Weatherford, Flagstaff; Rye teacher Ap/19 7/1
F. J. Netherton, President of Arizona Teachers' Association My/10 2/1
J. W. Stump, New York teacher My/10 7/2
Prof. S. M. McCowan, Supt. of Fort Mohave Indian School Je/7l 7/1
W. W. Price; Stanford University Jy/19 1/4
Prof. James McNaughton, ex-Iowa, Prescott Public School principal Jy/26 2/3
Miss Ida Pomeroy, Tempe school district teacher Jy/26 2/3
C. 0. Case, Tempe school principal Jy/26 2/3
Mrs. Mary H. Storment, Tempe school district teacher Jy/26 2/3
Blanche Newel, Tempe school district teacher Jy/26 2/3
H. A. Fulton, Alma school district princinal Jy/26 2/3
Niss Josie Frankenberg, Alma school district teacher Jy/26 2/3
Miss Belle Schornick, Alma school district teacher Jy/26 2/3
Miss Edith Stowe, Bisbee school teacher Jy/26 2/6
Miss Theo Sprecher, Nogales school teacher Jy/26 2/4
Miss Ada E1key, Nogales school teacher Jy/26 2/4
J. L. Hathaway, Nogales school principal Jy/26 2/4
George A. Metcalf, Bisbee school principal Jy/26 2/4
Prof. Edward M. Boggs, Territorial University Ag/2 1/4
Jordan, Maricopa County school superintendent Ag/2 1/4
Prof. J. C. Cole, Phoenix Ag/2 7/6
Miss Sarah A. Smith, Flagstaff teacher Ag/9 7/4
Miss Jennie A. Beardsley, ex-Iowa, Flagstaff school principal Ag/9 7/4
Miss Anna Crothers, Prescott teacher Ag/16 1/3
Ms. Lynna Coover, Prescott teacher Ag/16 1/3
Ms. Grace Cobb, Prescott teacher Ag/16 1/3
Ms. Emma Cook, Prescott teacher Ag/16 1/3
Luella Hudley, Prescott teacher Ag/16 1/3
Miss Bertha Smith, White Hills teacher Ag/23 7/1
Prof. Robert E. Forbes, Territorial University Ag/30 1/3
Prof. J. W. Toumey, Tucson Territorial University Ag/30 1/3
Dr. C. S. Sargeant, Harvard University Ag/3O 1/3
Miss Ollie Welch, Flagstaff; Winslow teacher Se/6 1/3
George J. Cluff, Graham County probate judge and county school superintendent Se/13 1/3
Prof. J. E. Anderson, Phoenix teacher Se/13 1/6
Mrs. Jessie H. Barnes, teacher Oc/25 7/4
Mrs. J. G Byrne, treasurer of Arizona Teachers' Association No/15 2/3

ELECTIONS AND POLITICS
See also: Livestock--Sheep for free trade politics

Yuma holds election; results given Ja/11 2/2
Sun wants to see new governor of Arizona that Phoenix Gazette promised Ja/18 2/1
J. F. Daggs writes letter about politicians who are not for free trade Fe/22 2/3
Prescott Courier slams anti-administration papers to south Mr/22 1/6
many getting ready to run for offices in Cochise County Ap/5 2/3
Star and Gazette trying to convince readers there is harmony in ranks of territorial democracy Ap/12 2/1
new registration of electors of county must be had for ensuing elections Ap/19 2/3
notice of new registration for voters of Coconino County Ap/19 2/4
registration has commenced Je/14 2/2
Arizona is favored by God but a little too close to Washington and Clevland Administration Je/21 2/1
it is said there is a scheme in Maricona County to get Republicans to endorse Populist ticket Jy/12 2/1
Zulick in Washington Jy/12 2/1
717 electors registrated in Coconino County so far Jy/19 7/2
voting precincts of Coconino County given Ag/2 2/3
not much life in politics in Coconino County Ag/9 7/2
"Bossism" meet in defeat in Maricona County Ag/9 2/1
W. T. Smith, Phoenix Gazette, has eye on senatorship if Arizona becomes state Ag/9 7/2
aliens must have become full-fledged citizens to vote Ag/16 7/2
Flagstaff's local political pot beginning to simmer Ag/23 7/1
Pima County not discriminated against on apportionment; one delegate to every 50 votes cast for W. G. Stewart Ag/30 2/2
election law in regard to residency Se/6 2/3
politics interesting Flagstaff's citizens Se/6 7/2
C. A. Bush is candidate for re-election to office of recorder Se/6 7/4
list of candidates Se/6 7/5
new election law will require new registration Se/6 7/5
George J. Cluff nominated for probate judge Se/13 1/3
voter registration slow in Pima County Se/13 1/6
registration of voters going on Se/13 3/1
County Recorder Bush busy registering voters Se/13 3/2
Yavapai County Democrats want W. O. O'Neil to withdraw from Populist ticket; afraid he will carry that county Se/20 2/2
political backbiting So/20 2/2
voting blank affidavits contain six months clause rather than year; should not have to be done again Se/20 2/3
Pima County's registration numbers 1,200 Se/20 8/4
some changes in Pima County nominees Se/27 1/5
political news Se/27 2/2
do not neglect to register Se/27 2/2
700 names are registrated now Se/27 7/1
candidates busy Se/27 7/1
register Oc/4 2/2, 2/2
Frank Daggs used to be weathly Democratic sheepman, became Republican because of "hard Democratic times" Oc/4 7/1
political conventions in Flagstaff drew money Oc/4 7/1
election proclamation published in issue Oc/4 7/2
registration received from Tuba City and Fredonia Oc/4 7/4
registration reached 900 names Oc/4 7/5
Republicans and Democrats of Apache County place tickets; nominees listed Oc/4 7/5
Election Proclamation Oc/4 8/5
Board of Supervisors appointed registering and election officers Oc/11 1/3
political notes Oc/11 2/2
Democrats say price of wool advanced; not true 0c/11 2/2
birthplace should make no difference in campaign Oc/11 2/2
James A. May, sheepman, explains why he can no longer vote for Democrats Oc/11 7/3
D. Wallace declines nomination for justice of peace for Flagstaff precinct Oc/11 7/6
John C. Herndon criticized by miners of Yavapai County Oc/18 2/4
James A. May conversion to Republic party causing stir Oc/18 2/4
political notes Oc/18 7/1
register contains 1,290 names Oc/18 7/1
Salvation Army seems to be good antidote for populism Oc/26 1/6
political backbiting 0c/25 2/2
political backbiting Oc/25 2/3
slam on John C. Herndon Oc/25 7/3
James A. May converted to Republican party; tells why he changed No/l 1/3-4
Democrats trying to get Mexican vote No/l 1/6
political notes No/l 2/3
Bush or Pulliam for recorder No/1 2/3
political notes No/1 2/3
Charley Wrights talks about Heney No/1 2/3-4
political notes No/1 2/4
1adies of Presbyterian Church will serve dinner on election day in Flagstaff No/1 7/2
great register contains 1289 names for Coconino County No/1 7/2
meals to be served at Kilpatrick Building election day in Flagstaff No/1 7/4
Good Templars' Column; election day and liquor No/1 8/2
Coconino County Board of Supervisors hold meeting about elections No/1 8/3
partial returns given No/8 2/whole page
"How it Went in Town"; political notes from Flagstaff No/8 7/2-3
over 15,000 votes cast in Arizona No/15 1/5
comments Democrats made on election No/15 1/6
political notes No/15 2/1
repeat of partial returns No/15 2/2
political notes No/15 7/1
Tuba City and Fredonia returns brought in by Joseph Tanner No/15 7/3
successful candidates listed from Yavapai County No/15 7/3
Good Templars' Column; election and liquor No/15 8/2
official count from Apache County No/22 2/1
total vote of Coconino County was 1,019 No/22 2/1
N. 0. Murphy honored in Prescott No/22 2/3
national picture No/22 4/5-6
official returns of Coconino County election printed No/22 7/2
Coconino County Board of Supervisors hold meeting; winners of election given No/22 7/5
comments No/29 2/1
no one party can claim vote of Mormons No/29 2/1
Joseph Fish, elected member of Assembly from Graham County No/29 7/2
official table of Territorial elections De/6 2/4
Phoenix man finds many Democrats who became Republican in South De/13 1/3
courts to decide about illegal voting in case of N. Gonzales vs. Alfred Ruis for county recorder De/20 2/2
George Cluff elected probate judge county school superintendent by 400 majority De/27 7/3
Alfred Averty is candidate for councilman at Preccot De/27 7/5
Congressional Delegates
Tucson Star thinks Mark Smith is not doing what he should Ja/25 2/1
Mark Smith will probably decline renomination My/10 2/1
Capt. Hardy, Kingman, Populist party, will be candidate My/17 2/1
Arizona Republican suggests Dr. Goodrich, Phoenix, for congressional delegate on Republican ticket My/17 2/1
group listed who might run for Congress My/24 2/1
Phoenix Republican advocating Dr. Goodrich Je/14 2/1
Sun not so sure about nominee Dr.Goodrich, Phoenix dentist Je/28 2/1
Tucson Cleveland Club is going to expel secretary for writing blank book on Mark Smith Jy/19 2/1
some Republicans in Territory would consent to nomination if urged Jy/19 2/1
ex-governor N. O. Murphy has not decided yet to be candidate Jy/26 7/2
Populists put up A. Cornwall; he refused because he is a Democrat Ag/9 2/1
Republican delegates will probably vote for N. 0. Murphy Ag/9 2/1
Dr. Goodrich withdrew name Ag/9 7/5
withdrawal of Dr. Goodrich leaves field open for N. O. Murphy Ag/16 2/1
L. H. Goodrich gives reasons for dropping out Ag/16 2/2
N. 0. Murphy has clear field on Republican ticket Ag/23 2/1
M. A. Smith will not run Ag/30 2/2
New Mexico Democrats re-nominated Antonio Joseph for delegate to congress Se/20 2/2
Mark Smith declined Democratic nomination; he admits defeat of party; says Sun Se/20 2/2
John C. Herndon nominated by Democrats; Republicans will be successful Se/20 2/3
Democrats slam N. 0. Murphy Se/27 2/2
Herndon, Yavapai, has no record Oc/4 1/6
Herndon's comments Oc/4 2/2
political notes Oc/4 2/2
Murphy spoke at White Hills and Kingman Oc/11 7/1
Murphy to speak at rally Oc/11 7/2
Gen W. O. O'Neil, Populist candidate, to speak in Flagstaff Oc/18 7/2
Party
- Prescott Courier suggests Democrats elect Hon. W. A. Clark as one of Arizona's first senators Ja/25 2/1
- only eight members attended Democratic Territorial Central Committee meeting Mr/15 2/1
- Democratic Central Committee again failed to get quorum in Phoenix Mr/29 2/1
- Democratic party of Territory closing ranks Je/14 2/1
- about democratic wool at polls Ag/2 2/1
- A. H. Smith, Kingman, is democratic nominee for assembly Ag/9 7/5
- Yavapai County will hold primary Sept. 8 Ag/23 2/1
- to hold territorial convention in Phoenix Ag/30 2/2
- Territorial Democratic Central Committee to meet Sept. 17 Se/6 1/5
- Maricopa County ticket given Se/6 2/4
- J. E. Jones announced candidacy for district attorney office Se/6 7/3
- delegates to convention chosen in Prescott Se/13 1/3
- meeting of Democratic Central Committee held in Flagstaff Se/13 1/5
- announcement of Henry F. Banta as candidate for office of probate judge Se/13 3/2
- Democratic County Central Committee held meeting Se/13 3/2
- C. E. Boyce, Williams, attends meeting in F1agstaff Se/13 3/5
- Henry F. Banta announces candidacy for probate judge Se/13 3/5
- ticket of Graham County Se/20 1/5
- political notes Se/20 2/2
- Maricopa County Democrats levied assessments against nominees; listed Se/20 2/2
- Democratic Territorial Central Committee listed; platform given Se/20 2/4
- Flagstaff democratic primaries to be held Se/20 7/1
- Hugh E. Campbell to be candidate for sheriff Se/20 7/2
- Democratic Territorial Central Committee listed Se/27 7/1
- candidates listed Se/27 7/1
- grand ratification meeting to be held Se/27 7/1
- Democrats to hold convention in Flagstaff on Saturday Se/27 7/3
- primaries held in Flagstaff; delegates listed Se/27 7/3
- Democratic Convention Oc/4 2/3-4
- Martin McCarthy announces candidacy for justice of peace Oc/4 annc. 7/5
- precinct nominees for Flagstaff given Oc/11 7/1
- billed cast of characters on Flagstaff's Railroad Ave. Oc/18 7/2
- J. E. Jones and T. E. Pulliam planned to campaign in Tuba City only to find it empty Oc/18 7/6
- Democratic Ralley in Flaqstaff considered a funeral by Sun Oc/25 1/3-4
- to have another "spasm" tonight Oc/25 7/3
- Joe Campbell and Frank P. Cox speak No/1 8/3
- need to take in banners No/8 7/4
  Populists
- Populisis of Cochise County will nominate ticket Je/28 1/6
- Populists of Maricopa County will put ticket in field Je/28 2/1
- Populists of Mohave County have placed ticket in field Jy/12 2/1
- Populists of Mohave and Maricopa counties list tickets Jy/19 1/4
- will hold territorial convention Ag/2 1/4
- nominate W. O. O'Neill and W. A. Hoy Se/13 2/1
- Pima Countyy will hold convention on 28th Se/28 7/2
- practical jokers put up list Oc/25 7/1
- Buckey O'Neill made speech in Flagstaff Oc/25 7/3
  Republican Party
- has bright prospects in Arizona Ja/25 2/1
- wool growers and cattle raisers have now espoused republicanism Mr/1 2/1
- more Republican newspapers in Territory Ap/12 2/2
- Republicans carried majority in Phoenix My/3 7/3
- Phoenix went Republican My/10 2/1
- Republicans in Territory starting to organize Je/14 2/1
- Sun suggests Territorial convention should be in Flagstaff Je/28 2/1
- N. 0. Murphy and Col. Wil1iam Herring will represent Arizona at convention in Denver Je/28 2/2
- Flagstaff should have Republican Territorial Convention meeting; not Tucson Jy/19 2/1
- Pina1 County Republicans to have primary election on Aug. 28 Ag/2 1/4
- bossism wi11 not be tolerated in Republican T. J. Wolfley Ag/9 2/2
- young Republicans of Phoenix will organize Ag/16 2/1
- notice for Republican Territorial Convention and Republican County Central Committee Ag/23 2/1
- Pima County felt it should have been given more delegates for Republican Territorial Convention Ag/23 2/2
- meeting of Republican County Central Committee to be in F1agstaff; committee members listed Ag/23 7/5
- Cochise County Republican Central Committee elected delegates; listed Ag/30 1/3
- Pinal County nominates ticket; listed Ag/30 1/4
- Republican County Central Committee meeting Ag/30 7/1
- Winslow Mail will advocate causes of Republican of Apache County Ag/30 7/1
- Republicans of Yavapai County to hold convention Ag/30 7/2
- Republican Central Committee of Coconino County meet; listed Ag/30 7/3
- annoucements of Ralph H. Cameron for sheriff; H. C. Hibben for county treasurer; John W. Ross for district attorney Ag/30 annc. 7/5
- should have success in Territory Se/6 2/2
- wool growers will have no success until Republicans are brought into office Se/6 2/2
- convention to be in Tucson; N. O. Murphy wi11 probably be elected Se/6 2/2
- R. H. Cameron announced candidacy for Coconino County sheriff Se/6 7/1
- John W. Ross is Republican candidate for district attorney office for Coconino County Se/6 7/1
- Harry H. Hibben is candidate for Coconino County treasurer if convention consents Se/6 7/2
- to have vigorous campaign in Apache County Se/6 7/6
- Mohave County nominates ticket Se/13 1/3
- Maricopa County nominates ticket Se/13 1/5
- Murphy nominated for delegate and A. J. Doran for councilman-at-large Se/13 2/2
- convention at Tucson; delegates listed; platform given Se/20 1/3-4
- A. J. Doran, nominated for joint councilman, well-known in Territory Se/20 1/6
- virtues of N. O. Murphy and A.J. Doran given Se/20 2/2
- political notes Se/2O 2/2
- Territorial Republican Central Committee listed Se/20 2/3
- primaries Monday Se/20 7/1
- Republican primaries date change given Se/20 7/2
- change in Republican primary date Se/20 7/4
- N. G. Layton announces candidacy for probate judge; W. M. Johnston for Territorial Council Se/20 7/5
- Republicans of New Mexico nominate T. B. Catron for delegate to Congress Se/27 2/2
- primaries held; Territorial Republican Central Committee listed Se/27 2/3
- Republican County Convention to meet Monday Se/27 2/4
- Republican Convention to be held Monday Se/27 7/1
- St. Johns will have county convention Se/27 7/2
- N. G. Layton announces candidacy for probate judge Se/27 7/2
- W. C. Bayless announces candidacy for constable Se/27 7/5
- Republican convention; committees; platform; nominees Oc/4 1/3-5
- Territorial Republican Central Committee listed Oc/4 1/5
- Allen T. Bird publishing Graham Times from Oasis office for Republican party Oc/4 2/2
- political notices Oc/4 2/2, 2/2
- Yavapai County places ticket Oc/4 7/3
- W. S. Decloss announces candidacy for constable of Flagstaff precinct Oc/4 annc. 7/5
- Territorial ticket; Coconino County ticket given Oc/11 2/1
- political notes Oc/11 2/2
- Republicans of Williams organized Protective Tariff League Oc/11 7/1
- W. A. Daggs says Maricopa County will go Republican Oc/11 7/2
- J. H. Morse to be candidate for Flagstaff justice of peace Oc/11 7/2
- W. G. Blakely, Mohave County district attorney will probably be re-elected Oc/11 7/2
- Republicans of Williams give nominees; Protective Tariff Club formed Oc/11 8/3
- Murphy and Doran speak at rally in Flagstaff Oc/18 1/3-4
- Territorial Republican Central Committee listed Oc/18 1/6
- sketches of nominees of Coconino County given Oc/18 2/2-4
- Gov. Murphy, A. J. Doran and Gen. Sampson are in Apache County Oc/18 7/2
- Yuma County and Yavapai County list tickets Oc/25 1/4, 1/4
- rally held in Williams Oc/25 7/2
- Judge C. W. Wright, Tucson, to speak in Phoenix Oc/25 7/3
- W. M. Johnston defends himself against Republican charges No/l 1/5
- will hold rally in Flagstaff No/1 7/2
- Republicans won No/8 2/1
- Clark Hitt, Cornville teacher, voted straight Republican ticket No/8 7/1
- Thanksgiving will be good this year because of Republican victory No/22 2/2

ELECTRICITY

Phoenix Light & Power Co. in hands of receiver Ja/4 1/4
Geo. W. Hoadley appointed receiver of Phoenix Light & Power Co. Ja/11 2/2
Yuma gives charter to George A. Allen for putting in electric light plant Ap/19 1/4
Brook and Manyhouse, Prescott, in Flagstaff on subject of putting in electric light plant Ag/2 7/2
Phoenix Electric Light and Power Co. sold to Dwight D. Mallory of Baltimore Ag/9 1/3
Prescott Hall lit for first time De/20 7/3

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY TEACHERS
See Educators

EMBEZZLEMENT
See Crimes and Criminals--Embezzlement

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

Tombstone Mining and Milling Co. reduces wages Ja/11 2/2
Frank Dexter, porter at Bank Hotel in Flagstaff, to be porter at Burke House in Prescott Ap/12 7/1
alfalfa crop in Salt River Valley booming; needs workers My/3 1/6
Yavapai miners working at $1.50 per day Mr/17 1/4
when Arizona gets out of a job, goes to work for a living; no Coxey's army here Je/7l 2/1
George Hoxworth obtained position with Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Jy/12 7/2
Bisbee miners out of work because supply of coke ran out Jy/26 1/1
wages of civilian employees reduced at Ft. Whipple Ag/30 1/3
workmen at Territorial Normal School building at Tempe have struck Oc/4 1/5
H. L. Pattee, engaged in mining in Bumble Bee, decides to take back old position with A & P railroad 0c/4 7/1

ENTERTAINMENT
See also: Clubs and Organizations; Holidays and Religious Days; Music; Protestants and Protestanism; Sports; Fairs

Chas. Canall and J. J. Donahue, both from Flagstaff, attend Needles masquerade ball Fe/15 7/2
St. Patrick's Ball given in Winslow Mr/22 7/1
big fiesta to be held in Phoenix Oc/25 1/6
"A Black Sheep" performed in Tombstone No/22 1/4
Flagstaff
Dr. Jordan & Co.'s Great Museum of Anatomy advertised Ja/4 7/1
surprise party given for Rev. J. T. Pierce Ja/11 7/1
young people have dance in Babbitt Hall Fe/8 7/1
toe social Fe/2 7/3, 7/3, 7/3
M. E. church ladies to give toe social Fe/8 7/6
Welch Comedy Company performed Fe/15 7/1
attend entertainment given by Chautauqua Circle Fe/22 7/9
Chautauqua Circle to give literary entertainment Fe/22 7/6
Chautauqua Circle entertain to benefit fire fund Mr/1 7/3
M. E. ladies to have oyster supper Mr/8 7/3
benefit ball and supper given for widow and children of Chas. R. Bayless Mr/22 7/6
"A Pretzel Co." to perform Ap/5 7/6
"A Pretzel Co.", played to crowded houses Ap/12 7/2
entertainment given at Babbitt Hall for benefit of Presbyterian Church Ap/26 7/2
lullabys and serenades of nations at Babbitt Hall for benefit Ap/19 7/2
Presbyterian benefit at Babbitt Hall Ap/19 7/3, 7/4
ladies of Presbyterian church to give singing entertainment Ap/19 7/5
Ladies' Aid Society, M. E. Church, to give social My/10 7/2
dance in Babbitt Hall My/10 7/4
Co. I. will give dance My/24 7/1
Order of Foresters and friends hold picnic near Crater Mt. Je/7l 7/2
concert to be in Babbitt Hall July 3rd Je/28 2/4
Dr. D. J. Brannen will give talk at concert on A. O. U. W. Je/28 7/3
concert on July 3rd Je/28 7/3, 7/3
Hewett Musettes to appear at Opera House Jy/5 7/1
Hewett Musettes at Opera House tonight Jy/5 7/1
Hewetts Musettes gave fine entertainment Jy/12 7/3
group had outing at Leroux Springs Jy/12 7/3
concert and hop tomorrow Oc/4 7/5
young people gave dance Oc/11 7/2
Col. Boone show coming Oc/11 7/6
women have card game Oc/18 7/2
Wi11 Friedlein has "duck dinner" No/1 7/1
Elias Clark gives dinner for Coconino Sun staff No/1 7/2
Eunice Goodrich to appear at Opera House No/1 7/3
Eunice Goodrich to perform No/1 7/4
Eunice Goodrich Co. performpd No/8 7/1
literary entertainment to be given by Epworth League No/15 7/2
farewell reception held for Gorham A. Bray No/l5 7/2
Zamloch to be at Opera House No/22 7/1
Zamloch, magician, to give performance No/22 7/2
presents to be distributed at Zamloch performance No/22 7/3
Epworth League gives program of entertainment No/22 7/4
young men to give dance No/29 7/2
Epworth League puts on entertainment No/29 7/5
hop enjoyed by all De/6 7/1
Epworth League thanks citizens for patronage of entertainment De/6 7/6
Prof. H. C. Scott to lecture on Alaska De/13 7/3
stereopticon lecture at M. E. church De/13 7/3
Prof. Scott to lecture on Alaska De/13 7/3
hear about Alaska De/13 7/3
Mahara's operatic minstrels to perform De/20 7/1
skating on River de Flag De/20 7/1
sleigh ride parties popular De/20 7/1
Shaw & Craig's players give entertainment De/20 7/2
young ones join in lecture of Prof. Scott on Alaska De/27 7/2
should takesteps to start dramatic club De/27 7/2
Co. I, N. G. A. plans New Year's Eve ball De/27 7/4
Needles
Order of Railway Conductors will give masquerade ball Fe/1 7/3
Sun receives invitation to attend masquerade ba11 of Needles Division No. 282, Order of Railway Conductors Fe/8 7/1
"The Players' Club" will present drama Mr/1 7/3
date of production "Man from Maine" changed Mr/15 7/2
Prescott
firemen decided to give ball Fe/15 1/4
Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells have party to celebrate silver wedding anniversary Oc/11 1/6
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Murphy to be given reception No/15 7/5
Williams
New Year's Ball held Ja/4 7/4
Order of Railway Conductors to give ball Ja/25 1/4
Order of Railway Conductors to have ball March 16 Ja/25 7/1
surprise party given for Miss C. Keller Fe/22 7/5
Welsh Comedy to entertain Fe/22 7/5
dance given Mr/1 2/3
party given by Mr.and Mrs. Gates Mr/1 2/3
Williams Social Club gave dance Mr/15 2/3
dance given by Dr. W. M. Johnston Mr/29 2/3
T. J. Keogh & Co. put on plays Ap/5 7/3
Williams Social Club gave closing dance on Monday Ap/12 7/5
Williams Cornet Band gives dance My/3 2/3
Pythian Sisters to give ball in Opera House My/17 2/3
Williams Social Club gave dance My/17 2/3
M. E. Church ladies to give supper Je/7 2/2
Odd Fellows' ball to be society affair No/15 7/1
to have dramatic club De/13 1/3
Williams Dramatic Club to put on first play De/27 7/1

EPIDEMIC
See Diseases

ESCAPES (PRISON)
See Prisons and Prisoners

EXHIBIT10NS
See Fairs

EXPLORERS AND ADVENTURERS

Sykes Bros. left for Gulf in boat Brittania Ag/23 7/1
Prof. E. M. Lamson and Ralph Sparks find cave between Montezuma Wells and Rattlesnake Spring Ag/30 8/2

EXPLOSIONS
See Accidents

EXPORTS
See Tariffs and Customs

EXPOSITIONS
See Fairs

EXTORTION
See Crimes and Criminals

FACTORIES
See Business

FADS AND FASHIONS
See also: Courtship and Marriage; Entertainment

two women ride horses with divided skirts and sombreros in Phoenix; causes commotion My/10 2/3
woman wears divided skirt in Phoenix No/22 1/3
roller skating craze revived at Phoenix De/20 8/3

FAIRS

Catholic Fairs

to be held in Flagstaff Ag/9 7/5
Catholics to give fair in Flagstaff; program given Ag/16 7/3
Fair in Flagstaff Ag/16 7/4
fair in Flagstaff huge success Ag/23 7/1
Flagstaff Catholic Fair closes with ball Ag/23 7/2
Midwinter Fair
Indians and display sent to Midwinter Fair in San Francisco Ja/4 1/4
Arizona's display of Indians, horned toads and gila monsters will help to defeat statehood aims Fe/8 2/1
Bert Adams, Williams, praises fair in San Francisco My/17 2/3
Clark Hitt, Flagstaff Coconino Sun staff, went to fair My/24 7/3
A & P Railroad to discontinue special rates to Fair in June My /24 7/3
New Mexico Exposition
to be held in Albuquerque Sept. 11-14 Ag/30 7/2
A & P Railroad gives rates to fair Ag/30 8/2
will be very good Se/6 2/4
many people from Flagstaff to attend Se/6 7/3
people who attended fair Se/13 3/2

FARM ANIMALS
See Livestock

FARMING
See Agriculture

FARMS
See Ranches and Farms

FARM LAB0RERS
See Employment and Labor

FASHIONS
See Fads and Fashions

FESTIVALS
See Holidays and Religious Days

FEVER
See Diseases

FIGHTS
See Sports

FINANCE
See Banks and Finance; Economic Conditions

FIRE INSURANCE
See Insurance

FIRE PREVENTION
See Fires and Fire Prevention

FIREARMS
See also: Accidents--Firearms

Flagstaff ordinance passed allowing no discharging of guns in town Jy/26 2/2

FIRES AND FIRE PREVENTION
See also: Insurance

mill at Baboquivari mines burned down Ja/18 7/3
residence of Walter Fife at St. David destroyed Ja/25 1/4
saloon and lodging houses of A. M. Boyer, Holbrook, destroyed Fe/8 7/3
Tempe Hotel destroyed Mr/14 1/6
Arizola Hotel destroyed My/3 1/5
Meahr Bros. store, Yuma, burned last week My/10 1/4
building of Albuquerque Citizen destroyed My/31 2/1
freight house at Seligman burned last week Je/14 7/1
fire at Globe Je/14 7/4
Farnsworth and Wilson, San Francisco, adjust losses in Globe fire Je/28 1/5
fire at Five Points, Phoenix, destroyed blacksmith shop of Tom Wisdom; L. Graf's shop saved Jy/19 1/3
supposed volcanic eruption in Harcuvar Mts. was just a fire started by lightening Ag/23 1/5
Harry Hoxworth saw smoke coming from G. A. R. building; was stove No/1 7/4
firebugs fired severa1 Tucson buildings No/29 1/3
Flagstaff and Albuquerque chide each other for fires De/6 2/1
half of business section of Gallup, N. M. wiped out by fire De/20 1/3
hope Gallup rises Phoenix-like out of ashes De/20 2/1
Flagstaff
residence of J. A. Vail burns Fe/22 7/3
Flagstaff's Chautauqua Circle's entertainment benefits Fire fund Mr/1 7/3
Major W. H. Bonsall, Los Angeles insurance adjuster, adjusted loss of J. A. Vail's residence Mr/1 7/5
Flagstaff needs volunteer fire department No/2 2/2
Andrew C. Potter dies in fire; six buildings destroyed in F1agstaff No/29 7/4
Flagstaff hopes to organize fire department De/6 2/1
talk of organizing fire department for Flagstaff De/6 7/3
citizens asked to attend meeting for fire department De/6 notice 7/6
matter of local fire department not dropped De/20 7/3
Flagstaff has ordered hook and ladder truck De/27 2/3
Mexican with alcolholic breath blew on stove and started fire De/27 2/4
Jerome
part of Jerome tramway and powerhouse burns Fe/1 2/2
destroved by fire Ap/19 2/3
another bad fire in Jerome Je/7 2/1
Prescott
firemen to give ball Fe/15 1/4
fire in Chinese laundry in Prescott; Chinaman dies Fe/15 7/1
Chinese wash house burns; Drake's warehouse destroyed My/17 2/3

FISH
See Animals

FISHING
See Animals; Sports

list of new buildings Ja/11 1/4
how it was named Fe/15 2/2
will be attempt to incorporate Fe/15 7/1
full of hungry tramps Fe/15 7/3
Journal-Miner wrote first article about naming Flagstaff seven or eight years ago, according to Robert Kennedy Fe/22 2/2
sanitary condition need to be improved Mr/15 1/4
salaries of sanitary inspectors reduced; town in poor condition Mr/22 2/2
full of tramps Mr/29 7/2
description Ap/12 8/2-4
town making progress My/10 2/1
petition for incorporation at G. A. Bray's store My/10 7/3
incorporation will be new beginning My/24 2/1
citizens for incorporation My/24 2/4
asks Coconino County Board of Supervisors for incorporation of town; is incorporated My/31 2/2-3
town council will hold meeting to organize My/31 7/2
city council meets; G. A. Bray elected mayor; other officials listed Je/7 7/3
town council, to pass ordinances Je/14 2/2
town council has bid advertised for making plat of incorporated portion of town of Flagstaff Je/14 7/1
proposals for making town plat Je/14 leg. annc. 7/5
town ordinances given Je/21 2/3
need water works system Je/28 7/1
lost: six shooter Jy/12 7/3
bid advertized for assessing property Jy/12 leg. annc. 7/5
gambling game operators go on strike because of license they would have to pay Jy/12 8/2
Vacnerbilt Shaft says sportsmen (gambling operators) should pay for license Jy/19 2/2
ordinances passed; no discharging of firearms in town; brick chimneys to be used in town Jy/26 2/2
E. S. Clark to do assessing and clerical work for town Jy/26 2/2
dogs to be tagged Jy/26 7/3
Flagstaff contigent in Los Angeles doing well Ag/9 7/2
town council failed to get quorum Ag/9 7/4
John Vories and George Babbitt tell Tucson Star Flagstaff's virtues Se/6 2/3
Winslow group visits Se/6 7/1
taxpayers should read notice Se/6 7/2
couple of street fights; amusing to bystanders Se/6 7/2
town council meet; audited bill and accepted tax roll Se/6 7/5
people taking steps to get water works Se/20 7/5
U. S. District Attorney Ellinwood thinks Flagstaff will become summer resort and lumber center Se/27 7/2
T. B. Sage has propositions on foot which will benefit town Oc/11 7/1
town council rented rooms over Keller's new depot No/15 7/2
G. A. Bray, mayor of Flagstaff, moves to Prescott No/15 7/2
health-restoring atmosphere No/22 2/1
notice to taxpayers No/22 notice 8/5
many new buildings being constructed No/29 2/1
list of Flagstaffites who will winter in Phoenix No/29 7/2
F. W. Sisson tells Tucson Star editor about area De/13 2/4
citizens awaken by person "shooting up the town" De/13 7/6
two Suns daily beaming on Flagstaff De/20 2/1
mud all over town De/20 7/2
population increasing De/20 7/2
City Marshall Bayless tendered resignation; will be constable De/20 7/3
"births" reporter busiest on Sun staff De/27 7/1
getting reputation as health resort De/27 7/1
Laroux St. causing population increase De/27 7/3
Charles McLean circulating petition for city marshall De/27 7/5

FLOOD
See Disasters

FLORENCE

courts over but still progress for town De/13 1/6

FLOWERS AND GARDENING
See also: Agriculture; Botany

almond orchard of W. A. Wilson near Phoenix beautiful Mr/22 2/4

FOLKLORE AND HUMOR
See also: Fads and Fashions

jokes given Ja/18 3/5-6
jokes Fe/15 6/5-6
jokes Fe/22 6/5-6
jokes Mr/1 6/5-6
jokes Mr/8 6/5-6
jokes Mr/15 6/5-6
jokes Je/14 6/3-6
jokes Je/21 6/5-6
jokes Je/28 3/whole page
jokes Jy/5 4/5-6
jokes Jy/19 6/5-6
jokes Jy/26 3/5-6
oriental tells tales in Phoenix Ag/2 1/6
jokes Ag/2 3/5-6
jokes Ag/16 3/4
jokes Ag/23 6/5-6
amusing incidents that occured in courtroom in Flagstaff Ag/23 7/2
jokes Ag/30 3/5
Flagstaff "growler" gives opinions on comfortable sleeping Ag/30 7/2
jokes Se/6 6/5-6
jokes Se/20 6/5-6
jokes Se/27 6/5-6
jokes Oc/11 6/5-6
jokes Oc/18 6/5-6
jokes Oc/25 3/5-6
jokes No/8 6/5-6
jokes De/6 3/6-7
jokes De/13 6/5-6
jokes De/27 6/5-6

FOOD
See Agriculture; Economic Conditions

FORESTS AND FORESTRY
See also: Lumber and Lumbering

pine trees on heights west of Flagstaff dying Se/6 7/2

FORT BOWIE

abandonment will not occur this year Ap/19 1/4

FORT HUACHUCA

has 400 troops Fe/22 1/6
Paul B. Warnekros awarded barley contract for fort Se/13 1/3

FORT WHIPPLE

wages of civilian employees reduced Ag/30 1/3

FOURTH OF JULY
See Holidays and Religious Days

FRUIT
See Agriculture

GAMBLING

Tombstone has no gambling game because of lack of finances Mr/15 2/3
Vacnerbilt Shaft says gambling people should pay for License in Flagstaff Jy/19 2/2
"Bones" makes killing in Flagstaff No/1 7/3
discussed in Good Templars' Column No/8 8/2
"Bones" and partner getting rich in Arizona De/27 1/4

GAME
See Animals

GEOLOGY

group returned from Cocopah volcanoes Ap/5 2/3
excavations to be made at crater near Canyon Diablo My/3 7/2
Major Powell resigned as director of geological survey; Charles D. Walcott, N. Y., appointed My/17 2/1
Dr. Comstock making geological and mineral studies Se/27 1/5
Eagle Mts. really look like an eagle No/15 8/3
paws of mammoth found in Tucson? No/22 1/5

GILA COUNTY

has $55,000 of outstanding warrants Fe/22 1/4
complains about cost of trials for Indians Ap/26 1/5
assessment roll is $886,339 Ag/9 8/2

GOLDFIELD

mining camp Ja/25 1/4,5
to have a city hall Fe/15 1/4
J. C. Peterson is postmaster Ap/12 1/4

FORGERY
See Crimes and Criminals--Forgery

GOVERNMENT
See Arizona; Indians

GOVERNORS
See Arizona--Governors

GRAHAM COUNTY

needs jail Fe/15 2/2
assessment roll Ag/30 1/3
tax levy given Se/20 1/5

GRAIN
See Agriculture

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

group from Nova Scotia and Milwaukee visit Ja/4 7/3
R. H. Cameron takes group to visit Ja/11 7/2
description Ap/12 8/3
J. H. Tolfree and family will open hotel in May Ap/26 7/1
tourists visit Ap/26 7/1
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hubbard, Calif., visit Ap/26 7/2
Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Wickham visit Ap/26 7/2
W. L. West, Minnesota, visitng Ap/19 7/1
group returns to Flagstaff from mining claim Ap/19 7/5
William group arrives My/3 2/3
group from Philadelphia visits My/3 7/3
R. S. Stockton, court reporter, to visit My/3 7/3
visitors from Chicago and Cincinnati My/3 7/3
W. G. DeWitt, New York, visited My/10 7/1
J. W. Stump, N. Y., visited My/1O 7/2
J. H. Tolfree makes trip to Grand Canyon delightful My/10 7/3
Richard Allen selling lithograph of Grand Canyon in Williams My/17 2/3
group visits My/17 7/1
German group visits My/17 7/1
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Moore, Missouri, visited My/24 7/1
group visits from England My/24 7/3
tourists visiting My/24 7/3, 8/3
visitors from Mass. Je/7 7/3
group visits Je/14 2/2
C. F. Bingham, Chicago, visits Je/21 7/1
Flagstaff group visits Je/21 7/2
Prof. Pickering and A. E. Douglas, Lowell Observatory, visit Je/28 7/1
A. E. Douglass gives rules on how to hike it Jy/19 1/5-6
Illinois people visit Jy/19 7/1
Chicago group visits Jy/19 7/3
Flagstaff people and visitors enjoy Ag/2 7/2
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harper, Georgia, visit Ag/2 7/3
A & P Railroad doctors visit Ag/9 2/3
I. F. Wheeler makes trip to Canyon in one day Ag/9 7/1
group visits Ag/9 7/2
group visits Ag/9 7/2
Th. Hosch, Washington, D. C., visits Ag/16 7/1
Wm. Starling, Mass., visits Ag/16 7/1
more tourists Ag/16 7/l
James A. Moore, Ohio, and E. G. Bryant visit Ag/16 7/1
Dr. W. Thoror, Germany, visits Ag/16 7/1
Phoenix group visits Ag/16 7/1
Walter W. Burridge, Chicago, at Grand Canyon, making sketches Ag/16 7/2
W. W. Bass took group from Prescott to Grand Canyon Ag/23 2/3
Holbrook group visits Ag/23 7/2
Walter W. Burridge making sketches; C. Osbon photographing Ag/23 7/5
C. E. Boyce, Colbath, both of Williams, along with other, visit Ag/30 2/3
Flagstaff group visits Ag/30 7/2
Prof. James Douglas interested in Cameron Copper Mine here Ag/30 7/6
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Pittibone, Pennsylvania, visit Se/13 3/2
group from Ft. Whipple visits Se/20 7/1
group returns to Flagstaff after ten day trip Se/20 7/1
Flagstaff women visit Se/20 7/2
Flagstaff group visits Se/20 7/2
different groups visit Se/27 7/2
group returns to Flagstaff Oc/11 7/1
Flagstaff group returns after visiting Oc/18 7/1
Grand Canyon Hotel closed by L. H. Tolfree for season No/29 7/2
picture of Grand Canyon on sale No/29 7/2

GROCERY TRADE
See Business

GUNS
See Accidents--Firearms; Firearms

HALLOWEEN
See Holidays and Religious Days

HEALTH CARE
See Medicine

HIDES AND SKINS
See Livestock--Sheep

HOBOES
See Crimes and Criminals--Hoboes; Law Enforcement

HOGS
See Livestock--Hogs

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

proclamation recommending observance of Arbor Day Ja/25 2/4
tomorrow will be Arbor Day Fe/l 7/3
Valentine's Day Fe/8 6/1-4
Ash Wednesday Fe/8 7/1
Chinese population in Flagstaff celebrate New Year Fe/8 7/2
public school will observe Washington's birthday Fe/15 7/2
Flagstaff school gives program for Washington's birthday Fe/22 7/3
Easter services being planned in Williams Mr/15 2/3
Easter observed in Wi11ams at M. E. Church Mr/29 2/3
school children had May Day picnic in Williams My/3 2/3
Flagstaff Ransom Post, G. A. R. to observe Decoration Day My/17 7/2
Memorial Day program planned in Flagstaff My/24 2/2
M. E. Church in Williams making plans for Children's Day My/24 2/3
Memorial Day observed in Flagstaff mainly by Ransom Post, G. A. R. My/31 7/2
Memorial sermon given in Williams Je/7 2/2
Children's Day services at Presbyterian and Methodist churches in Flagstaff Je/7 2/2
Co. I., N. G. A. plans New Year's Eve ball De/27 7/4
Christmas
Christmas tree festival to be at M. E. church De/20 7/1
elaborate Christmas services at Catholic Church in Flagstaff De/20 7/5
Skull Valley will celebrate with tree and dance De/27 1/4
observed at churches in Flagstaff De/27 2/3
Milton townspeople invited to residence of D. M. Riordan De/27 2/3
children of M. E. church to have festival tonight De/27 7/3
Fourth of July
Flagstaff will have Fourth of July celebration My/24 7/2
Flagstaff plans big Fourth of July coleb-anon My/24 7/3
Flagstaff plans to celebrate; different committees listed My/31 7/3
plans for the Fourth of July in Flagstaff Je/7 7/2
Flagstaff is planning Fourth; so should Prescott Je/14 l/5
special excursion rates given by A & P railroad for holiday weekend Je/14 2/2
preparations in Flagstaff Je/21 2/2
D. M. Riordan can not be marshal of the day in Flagstaff; D. J. Brannen appointed Je/21 7/l
more plans in Flagstaff; no liquor or gambling will be allowed on grounds Je/28 2/3
get dinner at Kilpatrick building in Flagstaff Je/28 7/2
ladies of Flagstaff to give dinner Je/28 7/2
celebration described in Flagstaff Jy/5 7/2-3
report of Flagstaff's finance committee Jy/12 7/2
corrected list of subscription in issue Jy/19 7/3
Flagstaff finance committee submit reports; subscribers listed Jy/19 8/3-4
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving will be good this year because of Republican victory No/22 2/2
next Thursday No/22 7/l
High Mass of Thanksgiving to be at Flagstaff Catholic Church No/22 7/2
Williams Lodge No.15, I. 0. 0. F. to give ball No/22 7/2
service at Flagstaff Presbyterian Church No/22 7/3
Thanksgiving proclamation by Gov. Hughes No/22 notice 7/6
Thanksgiving notices No/29 2/1
service to be held at Presbyterian Church No/29 7/2
employees got 1,000 lbs. of turkey De/6 1/3

HOMESTEAD
See Land and Land Tenure

HORSE RACING
See Sports

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

ILLNESS
See Diseases

IMPORTS
See Tariffs and Customs

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

Chas. Allen, Yavapai operator and agent Fe/1 7/3
J. Roe Young, Papago Indian agent Ap/12 1/4
Capt. Gould, ex-agent for Navajos My/3 7/l
Lieut. Plummet, military, acting agent of Indians at Navajo Agency Jy/12 2/l
Wilson No/22 2/2

INDIANS
Southwestern Indians in and around Arizona are included.

Tonto Indians found eating stolen horse flesh: John Townsend kills 54 of them Ja/4 l/4
Indians and display sent to Midwinter Fair in San Francisco Ja/4 l/4
arrest of Indian at Sacaton Ja/11 2/2
143 students at Herbert Welch Institute at Fort Mohave Ja/25 l/4
children brought back from Nebraska suffering from illnesses Fe/1 2/3
taking out gold dust near Quijotoa Fe/15 l/4
a tribe of sun worshipers live in southwestern Arizona Fe/15 1/5
Gov. Hughes issued reward for capture of renegade Apache Kid Mr/1 l/6
Indians with whom Hualapai Clark fought were probably not Kid and his gang Mr/8 l/4
Arizona should receive $30,000 from U. S. government for maintaining Indian prisoners Mr/8 l/4
"Lo the poor Indian" fares much better than his white man Mr/29 l/4
Juana Walker, daughter of a Pima woman and John D. Walker, declares she is the sole heir of the John D. Walker estate Ap/5 1/6
Gila County complains about cost of their trials for Indians Ap/26 1/5
U. S. District Attorney E. E. Ellinwood dismissed case against twenty Mexican Indians who violated Edmunds law Ap/26 2/2.
engaged in placering around Quijotoa Ap/19 l/4
James May, sheepman, pays for broken leg of Indian in his employ; then later finds out Indian stole his sheep My/31 l/6
Indians quietly arming at Harqua Hala because white man, Bloomer, has Indian's wife Je/7 1/4
Robinson and Logan of sloop Examiner, murdered by cannibal Indians in Gulf of Mexico Je/14 2/2
Harry Rogers, Moquitta, and Mike Smith had cases dropped against them for selling liquor to Indians Je/21 1/5
school at Ft. Mohave closed Je/21 7/l
search party out for R. E. L. Robinson and partner who supposedly were eaten by Indians in Gulf Je/28 l/4
George Clark, who was near Robinson and Logan when murdered by Indians on Tiburon Island, says Mexican troops accomplished little Jy/19 l/4
Hussy Bros., Englishmen from Flagstaff, decided to go to Tiburon island to hunt cannibal Indians Jy/26 l/4
government making changes at San Carlos Ag/2 1/4
Ft. Mohave School will oven about Sept. 1^st Ag/9 7/4
Indians off reservation without passes rounded up near Pinal Ranch Ag/23 8/3
purpose of Pow Wow at Needles was to discuss practice of cremation; Mohave and Wallapais will bury dead Ag/30 l/3
government should establish post at Tuba City Ag/30 7/2
Geronimo and band transferred to Oklahoma; then possibly back to Arizona Se/6 1/4
school at Ft. Mohave opened Se/13 l/3
Indians die in Yuma Prison because of consumption Se/13 2/2
Indian school at Phoenix opened Se/20 l/5
Sheriff Donahue returns from Tuba City with arrested Indians Se/27 7/2
E. E. Ellinwood to prosecute Mineral Park saloon men who sold whiskey to Indians Oc/4 7/2
peach, corn, and squash crop large Oc/4 7/2
non-Arizona report Oc/11 3/4
Gov. Hughes talks about Indians in annual report; does not want Geronimo returned to Arizona Oc/18 l/5
Oraibas causing trouble to Moqui; troops to be sent in No/22 2/2
non-Arizona story about Cherokee No/29 l/4-5
confirmed that Robinson and Logan killed by Ceres Indians on Tiburon Island No/29 2/3
problems around Tuba City with Moquis and Navajos discussed No/?9 2/4
White Mts. Chief Sanchez killed by two Indians Ag/23 2/3
Indians and whiskey discussed in Good Templar's Column Oc/25 8/3
Indians causing problems in New Mexico De/6 l/6
Gazette advocates marrying of fractious Indians De/6 2/1
Tribes
- John Boland, negro soldier, marries Susie, Apache Indian, whose maiden name is Pah-tay My/3 1/5
- Kid, Apache, took shot at Charles Preston in New Mexico No/8 1/6
  Apache-San Carlos
- contract for furnishing beef to Indians has been let Je/14 l/4
  Hopi
- J. H. Pulitzer and friends reach Oraibai safely for Snake Dance Ag/23 7/l
- three Moqui Indians arrested for breaking dam Se/13 3/5
- two visit Coconino Sun office No/8 7/4
- troops took some Moquis with them because of trouble caused De/6 7/2
  Hualapai
- women under name of Massachusetts Indian Association are going to try to teach Indians Mr/22 2/3
- received last issue of rations until next fall Mr/29 1/4
- hits. F. S. Calfee, Keams Canyon, representing ladies from Mass., plans to educate Wallapais My/17 2/4
- all rushed to meet children coming home from school Se/20 l/6
- Prof. S. M. McCowan plans to establish government school for Wallapai children Oc/11 2/4
  Moqui
  See Indians--Hopi
  Navajo
- tribe sent protest to Congress about reducing duties on wool Fe/15 2/1
- chief Manuelito dies Mr/1 7/2
- Co. E. C. Vincent to build reservoirs and ditches on Navajo Indian Reservation My/31 l/6
- Navajos captured in New Mexico; are stock thieves Jy/12 2/1
- Indians getting bolder at Tuba City Ag/9 7/5
- citizens at Tuba City suffering from depredations of Indians Ag/16 2/3
- Navajo arrested for stealing horse from Friedlein Bros. Ag/23 7/4
- Navajo in Coconino County jail on charge of horse stealing quite ill Se/6 7/3
- Jim, arrested for horse stealing, will be _released on bail Se/13 3/2
- Lieu t. Plummer wants investigation concerning waste of moneyto build irrigation ditch on Navajo Reservation Oc/4 2/2
- Gilbert LaBar reports Navajos stealing livestock in Jemes Mts. De/6 1/3
- dying at Cochiti, New Mexico because of stagnant water De/13 7/4
  Papago
- killing cattle of white men and eating meat Mr/29 l/4
- Papagos at San Xavier have less land in crops than usual Ap/5 2/3
- Indian agent Young threatens to put them on reservation unless they stop stealing cattle Ap/12 1/4
- becoming nuisance in Southern Pima County Je/28 l/4
- eagle carries away papago papoose Se/27 1/4
- J. Roe Young, Papago Indian agent wants a reservation for them De/27 l/3
  Wallapai
  See Hualapai
  Yuma
- gang of Yuma Indians participated in Los Angeles festival Ap/19 l/4
- government treaty gives them 30,000 acres near town of Yuma Se/6 1/6

INDUSTRIAL FAIRS
See Fairs

INDUSTRY
See Business

INSANITY
See Mental Health

INSECTS
See Animals

INSURANCE

Major W. H. Bonsall, Los Angeles insurance adjuster, adjusted loss of J. A. Vail's residence Mr/1 7/5
insurance listed for Tempe Hotel, destroyed by fire Mr/15 1/6
George Margeritch gets 2½ years in prison for attempting to burn own building to obtain insurance on it Mr/29 7/3
insurance of late T. A. Judd found to be paid up Ap/19 1/4
Jerome destroyed by fire; little insurance carried Ap/19 2/3
Arizola Hotel destroyed by fire: no insurance My/3 l/5
Drake's warehouse destroyed by fire in Prescott; no insurance My/17 2/3
Jerome fire only partially covered by insurance Je/7 2/1
$25,000 worth of damage caused by fire at Globe covered by insurance Je/14 7/4
Farnsworth and Wilson, San Francisco; adjust losses in Globe fire Je/28 1/5
E. S. Clark accepted agency of Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association, of New York, for Coconino County Ag/2 7/4
Chas. Alex. Green no longer associated with Massachusetts Benefit Life Association De/6 notice 7/4
insurance policy of Con Meers expired two days before his death De/13 7/4

INVENTORS AND INVENTIONS

George Searles, Phoenix, exhibiting adjustment for coupling two bicycles Se/13 1/6
Flagstaff photographer Osbon invents runner wheels De/6 7/4

IRRIGATION
See Water and Water Resources--Canals and Irrigation

JAILS
See Prisons and Prisoners

JOBS
See Business; Employment and Labor

JOURNALS
See Newspapers; Periodicals

JUDGES
See Law as a Profession

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

LAKES
See Water and Water Resources

LAND AND LAND TENURE
See also Ranches and Farms

land dispute case of both Lewis A. Willard and Farrell Tiernan against A & P railroad won by settlers Ja/18 7/5
Western Arizona Water Co. plans to reclaim land at Bill Williams Fork Ja/25 1/4
land company of Arizola offered lot to first child born in settlement; twins born Fe/8 1/4
H. D. Ross to assume duties of register of U. S. Land office Fe/8 7/2
Elias S. Clark files notice Ja/4 7/6
Lieut. Flipper reinstated in land court commission Fe/15 1/4
Jake Marks to become new land office receiver at Prescott; T. J. Butlers' term has expired Fe/15 2/l
J. C. Martin, retiring register of U. S. land office was excellent Fe/22 2/1
H. D. Ross started duties as register of U. S. Land office in Prescott Fe/22 7/2
land given to Territory by Congress next to Yuma Prison Mr/1 1/5
P. J. Brannen, Flagstaff, traded cattle interests for southern California land Mr/1 7/2
U. S. court of private Land claims to meet in Tucson Mr/8 1/4
decision handed down in favor of San Rafael, del Valle, Babocomari, Sonoita and Nogales de Elias grants Ap/5 2/4
Christ Jantzen selling land in California Ap/5 7/6
altitude of different areas given Ap/12 l/4
influx of homeseekers on Santa Cruz owing to decision in land grant cases Ap/12 1/4
Mrs. John Tabor filed plat of the Tabor addition to townsite of Williams Ap/26 7/2
scheme of Gen. Weaver to get land in Santa Cruz valley fell through Ap/19 l/4
Patrick O'Sullivan appointed clerk of Prescott Land office Je/28 1/4
E. H. Angell, Denver, interested in Chalcedony Park near Holbrook Jy/12 7/1
Eugene Trippel, Yuma, appointed register of Tucson land office, vice Frank Walls, deceased Jy/26 1/4
San Ignacio del Barbacomari case not appealed and will be public land; other land cases Se/13 1/3
Mrs. Philip Hull makes final proof on homestead near Williams Ag/2 7/4
Coconino County's valuation Ag/2 7/4
Algadones land grant, near Yuma, valued at $10 per acre Ag/16 1/3
Denver parties purchased Montgomery's addition to Phoenix Se/27 7/2
R. J. Hartman, Prescott attorney, will help with homestead claims Oc/4 7/4
land that would be given to Arizona if became state No/22 1/4
list of patents making final proof De/20 1/6
Flagstaff
W. A. Switzer's land east of town is to be sold Fe/22 7/1
Anton Klein traded property north of town to D. S. Brannen for P. D. Berry's property in Flagstaff Mr/22 7/1
attend townsite meeting Ap/12 7/1
railroad part of townsite of Flagstaff filed in recorder's office Ap/12 7/1
case of Emma Gonzales vs. E. W. French and J. E. Jones will go to Supreme Court of United States Ap/12 7/2
meeting of citizens about townsite Ap/12 7/5
attend townsite meeting Ap/12 7/1, 7/1
citizens should attend townsite meeting Ap/19 7/2
E. M. Doe to defend in case of Mrs. Emma Gonzales vs. Townsite of Flagstaff Ap/26 7/3
E. M. Doe returns from Washington, D. C. after looking after case of Emma Gonzales vs. Townsite of Flagstaff; now in Supreme Court My/17 7/3
real estate transfers Je/7 2/3
Dr. D. J. Brannen disposed to T.b.Sage, Los Angeles, all his Flagstaff property Se/20 7/1
Dr. D. J. Brannen and George Babbitt purchased Bayless property Se/20 7/1
Real Estate Transfers
Ja/4 7/4
Fe/1 7/4
Mr/1 2/4
Ap/5 7/4
My/3 2/3
Jy/19 7/4
Ag/16 8/2
De/6 7/5

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, Coconino County District Attorney Ja/4 professional notice 1/1
Clark, E. S., Flagstaff attorney Ja/4 professional notice 1/1
Stewart & Doe, Flagstaff law firm Ja/4 professional notice 1/1
Duncan, Tombstone justice Ja/4 1/5
A. C. Baker, Phoenix chief justice Ja/4 1/5
G. M. Allison, Globe probate judge Ja/4 1/5
C. W. Wright, Tucson judge Ja/4 annc. 1/6
J. C. Milligan, Flagstaff justice of peace Ja/4 2/2
Jones and Jones, Flagstaff attorneys Ja/4 2/2
Joseph Johnston, Williams justice of peace Ja/4 2/2
D. R. Prime, Flagstaff justice of peace Ja/4 2/2
E. J. Babbitt, Coconino County probate judge and county school superintendent Ja/4 2/2
John W. Ross, attorney Ja/4 2/3
E. M. Doe, Flagstaff attorney Ja/4 7/1
Calvert Wilson, Yuma County District Attorney Ja/11 2/2
Col. C. W. Johnstone, Phoenix justice of peace Ja/11 2/2
C. 0. Austin, Tempe judge Ja/11 2/2
H. B. Lighthizer, judge Ja/11 2/2
Judge J. J. Hawkins, associate justice Ja/11 2/3
Judge N. Collier, Albuquerque Ja/11 2/3
Karl Snyder, asst. attorney of A & P railroad Ja/18 7/2
Art McDonald, Apache County probate judge Ja/18 7/2
Judge Rouse applied for transfer of judgeship Ja/18 7/3
Rouse, judge Ja/18 7/3
F. R. Nellis, Williams judge Ja/18 7/4
Ross & Ross, attorneys Ja/18 7/5
D. H. Wallace, Phoenix judge Ja/25 dead 1/4
Edwards, judge Ja/25 1/5
Sloan, judge Fe/1 1/5
Allen R. English, Tombstone judge Fe/1 1/5
Wm. H. Barnes, "Billy",Tucson judge Fe/1 1/5
Day, judge Fe/1 2/2
Judge Satterwhite has suit against Pima County for payment of services Fe/8 1/4
T. D. Watterwhite, Pima County judge Fe/8 1/4
Flagstaff area probate judge Fe/8 7/3
John B. McKean, judge Fe/8 7/4
Marshall H. Williams, associate justice of Arizona Supreme Court Fe/15 2/1
E. E. Ellinwood, U. S. district attorney Fe/15 7/1
D. S. Brunier, Bisbee justice of peace Fe/22 1/4
Fleury, Prescott justice Fe/22 1/5
W. E. Jones, district attorney Fe/22 2/1
Gooding, ex-chief justice Fe/1 2/2
T. W. Johnston, Prescott attorney Mr/1 7/3
Willis 0. Huson, Phoenix ex-justice of peace Mr/1 7/3
W. J. Hunt, Tuba City, justice Mr/8 sup. 1/5
John C. Herndon, Prescott attorney Mr/8 7/4
C. N. Sterry, A & P railroad attorney Mr/8 7/4
Baldwin & Johnston, lawyers Mr/8 7/4
James H. Wright, Prescott attorney Mr/8 7/4
George Reimensnyder, Williams attorney Mr/8 7/4
Reese M. Ling, Prescott attorney Mr/15 7/2
Judge Lovell Mr/29 2/2
P. B. McCabe, Tempe attorney Ap/5 1/6
Woodward, lawyer Ap/5 1/6
Barnes, lawyer? Ap/5 1/6
Kibbey, lawyer? Ap/5 1/6
Humphries, lawyer Ap/5 1/6
Stone, lawyer? Ap/5 1/6
Scott, justice Ap/12 1/5
York, Los Angeles, judge Ap/12 2/3
E. J. Babbitt is acting district attorney during absence of District Attorney Zuck Ap/19 7/2
M. C. C. Sutton, attorney Ap/26 7/1
J. F. Wilson, Prescott attorney My/3 1/5
R. E. Morrison, Prescott district attorney My/3 7/5
Staehle, district attorney My/10 1/4
Joseph D. Bethune, associate judge My/10 2/1
Judge Hawkins, commits suicide My/17 1/4
Wattron, Holbrook justice My/17 1/4
Fred Harrington, Denver attorney My/24 7/3
W. L. Van Horn, Tempe lawyer My/31 2/3
W. L. Van Horn practicing law in Tempe Je/7 7/1
Ross, U. S. judge Je/14 1/5
Judge R. E. Sloan will practice law in Prescott Je/21 1/4
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. G1eed, Santa Fe Railroad lawyer Je/28 7/2
H. S. Wooster, Las Vegas judge Jy/26 1/4
W. 0. Huson might be candidate for Yuma County district attorney Ag/2 1/4
W. H. Burbage, Winslow attorney Ag/2 7/1
Ewing, probate judge Ag/9 1/3
Mabbett, Yuma judge Ag/16 1/6
professional card of Hon. R. E. Sloan appears in paper Ag/16 7/1
Judge J. M. Murphy, Mohave County Ag/23 1/6
W. W. Perkins, Winslow justice of peace Se/6 1/3
Koshland, Signal justice of peace Se/6 8/4
George J. Cluff, Graham County probate judge, county school superintendent Se/13 1/3
Reed, chief justice Se/13 1/3
W. G. Blakely, Mohave County district attorney Se/13 1/3
Joseph H. Kibbey, Phoenix judge Se/13 2/2
R. J. Hartman, Prescott lawyer Oc/4 7/4
J. C. Jones, Yavapai County district attorney No/1 2/2
Judge Osborn, Tucson No/22 1/3
Wilson, Yavapai County probate judge No/22 2/1
Green, Challender justice of peace No/22 7/5
L. H. Bevingstone, Mormon Dairy, justice of peace No/22 7/5
William Richardson, Wood's Ranch justice of peace No/22 7/5
Judge "Billy" Barnes, Tucson, appointed special assistant U. S. attorney De/13 2/3
Alfred Ruiz, judge De/20 2/2
John W. Ross to practice law in Williams De/20 7/4

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

fees of sheriff of Pima County Ja/25 1/4
marshall should keep tramps moving De/13 7/3
Commodore Owen, ex-sheriff of Apache County, plans to run again My/10 7/1
Supreme Court decided Sheriff J. H. Thompson could get paid for mileage for himself but not for prisoner Fe/1 2/2
things are run with a high hand in Prescott; expect trouble Fe/1 2/2
sheriffs can only charge mileage for one prisoner Ag/16 2/2
Flagstaff needs night policeman De/13 2/1

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

Ruffner, deputy sheriff Ja/4 1/4
White, Tombstone sheriff Ja/4 1/5
J. J. "Sandy" Donahue, Flagstaff saloonkeeper and sheriff Ja/4 2/2
W. S. Decloss, Coconino County constable Ja/4 2/2
Frank Morrell, Williams deputy marshall Ja/4 2/2
M. J. Doran, Flagstaff, Yuma Territorial Prison guard Ja/4 7/3
L. S. Drum, Coconino County undersheriff Ja/11 1/4
R. S. Hatch, Yuma marshall Ja/11 2/2
Frank King, Phoenix undersheriff Ja/11 2/2
Foreman, Florence constable Ja/11 2/2
Boscha, Florence deputy sheriff Ja/11 2/2
R. A. Paul, Tucson marshall Ja/11 2/2
Miles Archibald, city marshall Ja/11 7/3
Miller, Prescott constable Ja/11 7/3
W. R. Campbell, sheriff Ja/18 7/2
Thomas Gates, Supt. of Territorial Prison Ja/25 1/4
J. H. Thompson, Gila County sheriff Ja/25 1/5
Chas. Bradley, Cochise County, deputy sheriff jailor Fe/1 2/2
Willie Ashurst, Flagstaff deputy Fe/1 2/3
Robt. Gray, Flagstaff deputy sheriff or janitor Fe/1 2/3
W. C. Bayless, Flagstaff city marshall Fe/8 7/4
Wm. Ritchie, Tombstone deputy sheriff Mr/8 1/4
Olney, Graham County sheriff Mr/8 1/4
Blankenship, law enforcement Mr/29 7/5
James Johnston, Williams deputy sheriff Mr/29 7/5
I. Neustatter, deputy marshall Ap/5 2/2
Campbell, sheriff My/3 1/6
Wright, deputy sheriff My/3 murdered 7/5
Campbell, Apache County sheriff My/3 7/5
John I. Toler, Yuma Territorial Prison guard My/31 2/3
Scott White, sheriff Je/7 1/5
Mel Greenleaf, Yuma sheriff Je/7 2/2
McKinney, Graham County deputy sheriff Jy/12 7/3
E. R. Anderson, Territorial Prison guard Ag/9 1/3
Murphy, Maricopa County sheriff Ag/16 2/2
George Brophy, Challender constable Ag/16 8/2
Potts, deputy sheriff Ag/30 1/4
Lowry, Yavapai County sheriff Se/6 7/1
Reynolds, sheriff Se/13 2/2
Drais, Pinal County sheriff Oc/4 7/3
Burgmann, California constable No/1 7/3
Tom Drum, constable? No/15 1/3
Lehi Reward, Tuba City constable No/22 7/5
Edward Dickinson, Woods Ranch constable No/22 7/5
George Perkins, Hay Lake constable No/22 7/5
Belcher, Prescott special deputy No/29 1/3
Burton, Prescott special deputy No/29 1/3
W. H. Moore, Yuma prison guard De/20 2/3
Shaw, Asst. Supt. of Yuma Prison De/20 2/3
James Mackey, sheriff De/27 7/1
William Rader, sheriff De/27 7/1

LAWYERS
See Law as a Profession

LEGISLATURE (TERRITORIAL)
See Arizona

LIBEL
See Crimes and Criminals--Libel

LIBRARIES

Tombstone school has finest library in Territory Ja/25 1/4
Mary Ann Menster, Diana Santana, Debbie Morgan, Pam Wiles and library associates cleverly put together Pinky's index Fe/28 9/2
Co. I is setting up reading room in Flagstaff Ag/2 7/5

LIGHT (ELECTRIC)
See Electricity

LIQUOR PROBLEM
See Alcohol and Drugs

LIVESTOCK
See also: Animals; Pets; Sports

poultry show to be in Albuquerque Ja/18 7/1
sheep and cattle growers have no sympathy for democratic administration Fe/22 2/1
Sam Crozier, Mohave County rancher, says stock in good condition Mr/15 7/2
newspaper Southwestern Stockman, published at Wilcox by Chas. W. Pugh, will be exclusively about livestock Ap/5 2/1
spring grass should be good Ap/5 2/3
Fletcher M. Doan, Arizola, sends grain to old home in Missouri to show them what his animals are feeding on Ap/12 2/3
Frank Hart returned from California to look over stock interest in Flagstaff area and Apache County Ap/12 7/3
description of livestock interests in Coconino County Ap/12 8/3
Charles Allabach resigned as livestock inspector of Yavapai County My/17 1/4
J. C. Norton, secretary of Livestock commission, gives stock shipment report Je/21 1/6
showers doing ranches lots of good Jy/5 7/1
Navajos who are stock thieves caught in New Mexico Jy/12 2/1
stockmen rejoicing over rain in Coconino County Jy/19 7/1
Coconino County's valuation Ag/2 7/4
increase of stock this year Ag/9 1/3
rains helped range Ag/9 2/1
assessments given for livestock in different counties Ag/23 1/5
branding started Ag/23 8/3
articles of incorporation of Arizona Land and Stock Co. Se/27 8/4
Mrs. Henry Heller has chickens for sale No/8 7/6
mare and colt of J. O. Harrington strayed; reward offered No/8 8/5
epidemic among hens in Flagstaff No/15 1/4
grazing country between Frenal and Gunsight Mine in Southern Arizona to be abandoned De/6 1/5
Associations
Harry Fulton, Canyon Diablo, appointed vice-president of American Berkshire Association for Arizona Mr/22 7/1
Cattlemen's Association of Coconino County to meet to plan rodeo My/31 7/4
M. E. Hurley appointed to Arizona Livestock Sanitary commission Je/28 1/4
Cattle
brands Ja/4 8/4
Chas. J. Babbitt and George F. Campbell returned after taking shipment to Kansas City Ja/18 7/1
Eastern buyers plan to visit section Ja/25 1/6
H. J. Ramer buys from Apache County stockmen Ja/25 1/6
cattle shipped from Flagstaff Ja/25 7/1
number of cattle shipped from Territory and Apache County Fe/15 1/4
Territory and Apache County shipments Fe/15 2/4
P. J. Brannen trades cattle interests for Southern California land Mr/1 7/2
C. J. Babbitt went to Kansas City to look after cattle shipment Mr/8 7/1
Frank Stone intends to engage in ranching in California Mr/22 7/2
Arizona Cattle Co. to ship 15 carloads to Kansas Ap/5 7/2
John Clark accused Wm. Babbitt of killing unbranded calf; case dismissed Ap/5 7/4
E. W. Barker, Kansas cattle buyer, in town Ap/12 7/2
Babbitt Bros. shipped cattle to Kansas Ap/12 7/3
Dad Hawks and Robt. Hennessy slaughter new brand of cattle-all hind quarters and no bones Ap/12 7/3
E. W. Barker shipped 13 carloads to Kansas Ap/19 7/1
Frank Mayor, Tonto country cattleman, says range conditions deplorable My/3 1/6
Ashe, Miller and George Sears all get black eyes because of fence breaking steer My/10 1/5
A-1 cattle Co. shipped 4 carloads to Strong City My/17 7/3
Frank Livermore brings cattle back from Kansas My/31 7/1
16 carloads from California unloaded and fed in Flagstaff My/31 7/5
cattle exports during May heavy Je/14 1/4
contracts for furnishing beef to Indians been let Je/14 1/4
Will Smoot arrested for illegally branding cattle Je/14 2/2
Chas. B. Eaman, Verde Valley, awaiting arrival of cattle in Flagstaff Je/14 7/3
cattle quite thin in Duncan, Graham County Je/21 1/4
Babbitt Bros. shipped cattle to Kansas Je/28 7/1
Babbitt Bros. shipped cattle to Strong City Jy/19 7/2
Bloom Cattle Co., Colorado, have cattle on ranges south of Flagstaff Jy/19 7/2
Dr. J. C. Norton, territorial veterinary surgeon, kills cattle affected with tuberculosis Jy/26 1/6
Aztec Cattle Co. sold 4,000 head to Montana parties Jy/26 7/1
J. V. Rhoades went to Colorado and Kansas to look after interests of Arizona Cattle Co. Jy/26 7/1
Babbitt Bros. ship to Kansas Jy/26 7/1
cattle killed that had tuberculosis Ag/9 1/2
cattle die in Phoenix from mud fever Ag/9 1/3
Kansas buyer is unable to take cattle because of drought in East Ag/9 1/3
J. H. Allen shipped cattle to Kansas Ag/9 7/2
15 more cattle of Osborn herd slaughtered because of tuberculosis Ag/16 1/3
in excellent shape Se/6 2/4
Aztec Cattle Co. shipped train load from Holbrook Se/6 7/4
good grass and fat cattle around Phoenix Se/13 3/1
C. S. Hardy, San Diego cattle buyer, in Flagstaff Se/20 7/2
Mexican cattle underselling American product in Kansas Se/27 2/2
Herndon, Democratic Congressional Delegate, says Mexican cattle will not come into country Oc/4 2/2
Southern Pacific Railroad to transport Mexican cattle to Arizona Oc/4 7/2
Nogales custom officials to admit cattle from Mexico Oc/4 7/5
Charles B. Eaman, Verde, to ship to Kansas Oc/11 7/2
Henry Winfield and Arizona Cattle Co. to ship to Kansas City Oc/18 7/2
C. M. Montgomery, Los Angeles buyer, buying from many in Northern Arizona Oc/25 7/2
Mexican cattle entered at Bisbee last week No/8 8/3
cattle shipments given No/15 7/2
John Clark charged boss Acker with evading cattle inspection fee No/22 7/2
S. S. Acker charged with misdemeanor because he did not pay for inspection of cattle No/29 7/3
C. M. Montgomery shipped cattle to Los Angeles No/29 7/3
D. Wingfield shipped cattle to Kansas City No/29 7/3
Dr. J. C. Norton tests cattle on Osborn ranch in Black Canyon; no signs of tuberculosis De/6 1/3
shipments listed De/6 7/3
more cattle arriving from Mexico De/13 2/2
cattle brought from Sonora, Mexico to Nogales De/13 2/3
A & P Railroad put on refrigerator car De/20 1/5
Hogs
hog raising is profitable Mr/29 1/4
petition circulating to pass no fence order Ap/12 7/2
S. S. Acker received of Harry Fulton two Berkshire hogs Ap/12 7/2
hogs placed at different values in various counties Ag/23 1/2
Horses
brands Ja/4 8/4
Dr. J. C. Norton reports cases of glandered horses in Maricopa County Mr/8 1/4
bountiful crop of loco weed this spring; affects horses Mr/29 1/6
veterinary surgeon Norton killed 15 horses because of glander disease My/17 1/4
G. W. Binkley has two work horses killed by train My/17 7/5
Territorial Veterinary Surgeon Norris killed glandered horses at Mesa Je/28 1/3
ranchers having trouble rounding up the horses after storm De/20 711
Sheep
free wool will be death of industry in Arizona Ja/18 2/1
people who did not sign petition for continuance of duty Fe/1 2/3
one of list who did not sign a petition protesting Wilson bill defends right to own opinion Fe/8 2/4
Navajo tribe sent to Congress protest against reduction of present duties on wool Fe/15 2/1
Arizona sheepmen protesting free will Fe/15 2/2
J. F. Daggs writes about problems of free wool and free silver Fe/15 2/3
J. F. Daggs writes article on wool in New Mexico Stock Grower Fe/15 7/1
R. W. Bell ships carloads to San Diego Fe/15 7/2
meeting of wool growers to be held in Flagstaff Fe/15 7/3
wool growers meeting to be held in Flagstaff Fe/22 2/3
Julius Eiseman, Albuquerque wool grower, talks about Wilson bill Fe/22 7/4
R. W. Bell in San Diego looking after consignment of sheep Mr/8 7/1
Robt. E. Daggs in Flagstaff for sheep shipment Mr/15 7/2
Campbell & Francis purchased 1,000 head of sheep Mr/22 7/2
H. Mundy, E1 Paso, wants to purchase sheep in Flagstaff area Mr/22 7/2
R. E. Daggs not in Flagstaff for purpose of buying sheep Mr/22 7/6
Wool Growers' meeting at bank hotel discusses low prices Mr/22 7/4
H. S. Van Slyck, A & P general agent, consults with wool growers about rates Mr/29 7/2
J. B. Tappan in Flagstaff with bands of sheep; best offer 6¢ Mr/29 7/6
sheep shearing season Mr/29 7/5
N. F. Dougherty says sheep doing fine Ap/5 7/1
G. W. Roope, wool buyer, is interviewing wool growers in Flagstaff Ap/5 7/2
L. Baer, Albuquerque wool buyer, interviewing Flagstaff wool growers Ap/5 7/6
Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona could keep woolen mill running in Denver Ap/12 2/1
Flagstaff area wool growers sent to Las Vegas for sheep shearers who will work at reduced rates Ap/12 7/1
Thornton & Smith has sheep wool sent to Gross, Blackwell & Co. Ap/26 1/4
demand for wool pelts Ap/19 2/3
hard times for sheepmen My/10 2/1
carloads from California pass through Flagstaff on way to Colorado My/10 7/1
Lockett Bros. delivering wool clip My/10 7/1
shipment from California to Colorado because of shortage of grass My/10 7/4
Donovan & Heller shearing sheep at Bellemont My/17 7/2
T. G. Norris looking after sheep interests in Flagstaff My/17 7/3
spring clipping about done My/31 1/6
two years ago. . .prices given My/31 2/1
experience of Coconino County wool grower and free trade fallacy My/31 2/1
Dan Francis appointed receiver of personal property of Daggs Bros., sheep firm Je/7 7/1
L. D. Gale, Seligman, to move sheep to mountains Je/7 7/3
tannery at Tucson will do sheep skins as sample Je/21 1/4
Receiver Dan Francis took possession of W. A. and P. P. Daggs' sheep Je/21 7/2
T. F. McMillon delivering wool clip at depot Je/28 7/1
wool growers losing because of free trade Jy/19 2/1
sheep rodeo being organized Jy/26 7/3
Apache County wool growers to have roundup Ag/9 1/3
Julius Eiseman, Albuquerque wool grower, says little demand for wool Ag/16 7/2
train load pass through from California; many dead Ag/23 2/3
organization might be started in West Ag/30 1/5
wool worth 3¢ to 8¢ per pound Ag/30 2/2
H. D. Ross gets into discussion with sheep man at Ash Fork; misses train Ag/30 7/2
forced to reduce wages of herders Se/6 7/6
wool continues to go down in value Se/20 2/2-3
Albuquerque Citizen gives figures on wool Se/27 2/2
Frank Daggs, used to wealthy democratic sheepman, became Republican because of "hard democratic times" Oc/4 7/1
T. Montgomery shipped two carloads to Los Angeles from Winslow Oc/5 7/2
Democrats say price of wool advanced; not true Oc/11 2/2
James A. May, sheepman, writes on free trade policy and Democrats Oc/11 7/3
article from Mexican Financial Chronicle on free wool question Oc/18 1/6
Lockett Bros. sold 1,000 head to T. Montgomery, Los Angeles Oc/18 7/1
Beasley Bros. shipped sheep to Los Angeles No/8 7/1
Wool Growers' Association writes letter to statesman Wm. L. Wilson offering him job as sheep herder No/8 7/5
C. M. Montgomery, Los Angeles stock buyer, shipped sheep from Flagstaff No/22 7/1
Frank Hart, Winslow sheepman, shipped to California De/20 7/2

LODGES (ORGANIZATIONS)
See Clubs and Organizations

LOGGING
See Lumber and Lumbering

LOST PERSONS
See Accidents

LOWELL OBSERVATORY
See Astronomy

LUMBER AND LUMBERING
See also: Accidents; Forests and Forestry

accidents occur at Milton Ja/11 7/2
sawmill to start in Williams Ja/18 7/4
George Farnsworth, Chicago lumber dealer, in Williams Ja/25 2/3
Representative Wheeler, Alabama, favors Arizona's admission because of valuable forest Ja/25 7/5
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Greenlaw, Challender, visited lumber district in Washington Mr/15 7/2
box factory at Williams runs night and day Ap/5 7/3
A. E. Williams and H. E. Salsich, both of Wisconsin, looking over pine trees in Northern Arizona Ap/12 7/2
Charles A. Greenlaw goes to Alaska to look up lumber possibilities Ap/12 7/2
forests described in Coconino County Ap/12 8/2-4
Challender mill cut one million feet of lumber during May Je/7 7/1
Barney Pettyjohn had leg broken when log rolling Je/28 7/2
C. A. Greenlaw's mill running full capacity Se/6 7/1
Del Beebe has contract to haul lumber from Dennis mill to Williams No/15 7/5
Clark & Adams Mill, near Williams, cuts about 40,000 ft. of lumber a day No/15 7/5
logging spur put in at ranch of G. W. Binkley De/6 7/2
piece of wood hits Pillsbury's eye at Williams mill De/20 7/1
F. H. Blake had finger sawed off at saw mill De/27 7/3
Arizona Lumber and Timber Co.
Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. running saw mill and logging camp full blast Fe/22 7/1
A. L. & T. Co. are putting in another 100 horse power engine and two more boilers Ap/5 7/1
Frank Beal hit in eye from board at box factory in Flagstaff Ap/5 7/1
Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. receives large order for boxes Ap/5 7/2
T. T. Hines, Winslow brick maker, to put in stone foundations for new engine and boilers for A. L. & T. Co.'s mill Ap/26 7/4
J. R. Treat got hand caught in resaw at Flagstaff mill Ap/19 7/2
J. C. Milligan completed setting boilers My/3 7/3
will close mill and box factory for repairs My/10 7/3
E. T. McGonigle appointed superintendent of A. L. & T. Co. My/24 7/2
box factory and planing mill will probably be starting next week My/24 7/2
planing mill started My/31 7/1
saw mill, box factory and planing mill started again Je/21 7/2
J. W. Francis and E. F. Greenlaw purchased saw mill from A. L. & T Co. Jy/26 7/2
J. W. Prince had arm cut badly at mill Se/6 7/2
box factory crowded with orders De/27 7/3
Miss Archibald, Prescott, is new stenographer De/27 7/5
Coconino Lumber Co.
Coconino Lumber Co., Challender, rebuilding mill Jy/19 7/1
Coconino Lumber Co. plans to have sawmill open by the 10th Ag/2 7/5
started new mill Ag/16 7/6
Fred Riley is company's bookkeeper at Challender Oc/11 7/1
erecting large warehouse De/20 7/4
Saginaw Lumber Company
sawmill at Williams closed until March Ja/18 7/4
Frank Denni, Williams, sold planing mill to Saginaw Lumber Co. Ja/25 7/1
Saginaw Lumber Co. advertises for logging contract or term Ja/25 7/2
J. A. Lamport in Williams surveying for Saginaw Lumber Co. Mr/29 7/1
expects to start saw buzzing Monday My/3 2/3
puts more teams into woods My/3 2/3
entertains guests from California in Williams Je/7 2/2
employee had both legs broken while rolling logs Je/28 2/3
working night and day to fill contracts Ag/9 2/3
rumored that company will erect mill south of Williams Ag/30 2/3
putting in logging camp at Rhoades Se/6 7/1
putting in spur No/15 7/5
J. M. Dennis took contract to saw timber for company No/15 7/5
C. B. Clements, Challender Saginaw Lumber Co., caught between mill and lumber wagon De/6 7/2
Del Beone to haul logs for company De/6 7/2
inclemency of weather causing delay of logs for company De/20 2/3
to move sawmill to Challender De/20 7/4

MAGAZINES
See Periodicals

MAIL
See Communications--Postal Service

MAMMALS
See Animals

MARICOPA COUNTY

delinquent tax list amounts to $92,000 Mr/8 1/4
assessment roll Je/28 1/4
assessment roll figures Ag/16 1/6

MARRIAGE
See Courtship and Marriage; Women; individual names

MAY DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS
See also: Mental Health

Yavapai County purchased Sanders ranch, near Prescott, for county hospital and poor farm My/10 1/4
Yavapai County awarded contract to F. P.(?) Parker for erection of county hospital Je/7 1/4
Coconino County hospital has one patient Jy/12 2/4
Coconino County board of Supervisors visit county hospital No/15 1/6

Charles F. Roberts, M. D., to practice in Williams Fe/1 7/2
medical association of Arizona will meet in Prescott in May Fe/1 2/2
Ms. May Anderson, Flagstaff, goes to Los Angeles for treatment Mr/1 7/2
contract for medical attendance for indigent in Yavapai County given to Prescott doctor Mr/15 2/1
group declares springs at Lake Jullula at Cocopah volcanoes will become health resort Ap/5 2/3
A & P surgeon association hold meeting in Winslow Ap/5 7/6
meeting of territorial dental board; list of licensed dentists Ap/12 1/6
weed called taloache, which grows in Mexico, good for asthma Ap/19 1/4
Francisco Martinez, ward of Coconino County, sent to Los Angeles for treatment of eyes which are nearly blind Ap/19 2/3
A. H. Emanuel, sixty, received two new teeth in Tombstone My/3 1/5
D. Pentland, Prescott dentist, in Flagstaff at office of Dr. Marshall My/3 7/3
Phoenix hotel advertises "No invalids admitted" My/10 1/4
Frank Beal's eyes alright after injuries My/10 7/3
G. A. Bray loses glasses My/10 7/3
W. G. Stewart's health is improving in Pasadena My/17 7/1
D. Pentland, Prescott dentist, to stay in Flagstaff another week My/17 7/2
T. A. Riordand's ocean voyage to Honolula did not cure him My/31 7/1
Frederigo Dominigues bit by skunk; goes to Chicago for treatment Je/21 7/3
Francisco Dominigues who was bitten by skunk, returns from treatment in Chicago Jy/19 7/1
Frederigo Dominigues dies of hydrophobia Jy/26 7/2
A & P railroad surgeons hold meeting in Williams Ag/2 7/1
S. L. Weatherford taking baths at Finnie's hot spring to cure rheumatism Ag/2 7/5
sulphur spring found at Arizona Dam; cures rheumatism Ag/9 1/3
A & P doctors visit Grand Canyon Ag/9 2/3
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Allen go to Yucca to improve his health Ag/9 7/1
Dr. Helm removed tumor from stomach of Mrs. J. 0. Dunbar Oc/4 1/6
J. Guthrie Savage, Flagstaff, in hospital in Ohio Oc/4 7/5
A & P railraod surgeons were to hold meeting in Flagstaff Oc/11 7/2
group gets sick from shrimp salad De/13 1/3
C. J. Babbitt to have eyes checked in San Francisco De/27 7/1
doctors operate on back of Charles Allen in San Francisco De/27 7/2

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

Dr. James M. Marshall, Flagstaff dentist Ja/4 professional notice 1/1
Dr. Dennis J. Brannen, Flagstaff physician Ja/4 1/1
Dr. William M. Johnston, Williams physician Ja/4 2/2
Dr. P. G. Cornish, Flagstaff physician Ja/4 2/2
F. W. Smith, Flagstaff druggist Ja/4 2/3
Dr. R. C. Dryden, Winslow doctor Ja/11 7/1
Dr. R. M. Francis, Flagstaff area physician; Missouri Ja/18 7/2
Edwards, Flagstaff druggist Fe/1 2/3
Dr. Charles F. Roberts, Williams physician Fe/1 7/2
Dr. Meyer, optician Mr/1 7/1
Dr. Meyer, optician, is at bank Hotel Mr/l 7/1
Dr. R. M. Francis, Flagstaff, plans to practice in Missouri Mr/1 7/1
Mrs. M. J. Riordan thanks Dr. Meyer for glasses Mr/1 7/3
Dr. Meyer, optician, to stay at Bank Hotel in Flagstaff until Monday Mr/8 7/3
testimonials as to good work of optician Dr. Meyer Mr/8 7/3
territorial dental association to be formed Mr/15 1/6
Dr. F. A. Odermatt, Tucson dentist Mr/15 1/6
Gov. Hughes appointed Dr. F. A. Odermatt, Tucson, and Dr. E. C. Hyde, Phoenix, to board of registration in dentistry My/17 1/4
Dr. W. A. Clyde Mr/22 1/4
Dr. Helm, physician Mr/29 1/5
Dr. Van Tuyl, California physician Mr/29 2/4
Dr. H. C. Himoe, Needles physician Ap/5 716
J. W. Farrington, Tucson dentist Ap/12 1/5
H. Schnieding, Bisbee dentist Ap/12 1/6
Dr. Doherty, dentist Ap/12 1/6
A. A. Dougherty, Nogales dentist Ap/12 1/6
Dr. L. H. Goodrich, Phoenix dentist Ap/12 1/6
E. H. Waite, Prescott dentist Ap/12 1/6
Geo. Whomes, Tucson dentist Ap/12 1/6
Orton P. Hart, Kingman dentist Ap/12 1/6
L. A. Hawkins, Cottonwood dentist Ap/12 1/6
A. Heavenston, Casa Grande dentist Ap/12 1/6
C. D. Haynes, Pima dentist Ap/12 1/6
J. P. Yemen, Yuma dentist Ap/12 1/6
R. E. Holbrook, Phoenix dentist Ap/12 1/6
Dr. E. C. Hyde, Tempe dentist Ap/12 1/6
Chas. Jarvis, St. Johns dentist Ap/12 1/6
J. A. Lord, Clifton dentist Ap/12 1/6
E. P. Ryder, Tombstone dentist Ap/12 1/6
D. Pentland, Prescott dentist Ap/12 1/6
M. E. Brenner, Florence dentist Ap/12 1/6
A. Allderdice, Prescott dentist Ap/12 1/6
Chase, J. H., Globe dentist Ap/12 1/6
Jesse Coulson, Phoenix dentist Ap/12 1/6
Dr. H. J. Jessop, Phoenix dentist Ap/12 1/6
Dr. Hunt, Los Angeles physician Ap/12 2/3
Dr. Brainerd, Los Angeles physician Ap/12 2/3
Dr. T. Collins, Globe physician My/10 1/6
Dr. Dutcher, physician My/31 1/6
J. A. Miller, Flagstaff dentist Je/21 7/2
J. A. Miller, dentist from California, opens office in Flagstaff Je/21 7/2
Dr. Cotter, Yuma physician Ag/9 1/3
Dr. Gregory, physician Ag/9 1/3
Dr. Abbott, physician Se/20 1/6
F. W. Studley, New Mexico nurse De/13 7/4
Williams has new doctor; George W. Harvey De/20 7/2
Dr. George W. Harvey, William physician De/20 7/2

MEMORIAL DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

MENTAL HEALTH

expense of Territorial insane Asylum Ja/11 2/2
John Boehm judged insane by Apache County Probate Judge McDonald Ja/18 7/2
shade trees planted at Phoenix insane asylum Fe/1 2/2
reported that territorial insane asylum inmates are not properly clothed and fed Mr/15 2/1
inmates of territorial insane asylum treated as should be, Star and Gazette tell Sun Mr/29 2/1
Mendez asks to be sent to insane asylum Ap/12 1/4
Arizona insane asylum has 112 patients Je/14 1/4
Territorial insane Asylum contains 112 patients Je/281/4
100 patients in Arizona insane Asylum Jy/26 1/4
prisoners George C. Blaine and Fergus J. White declared insane Ag/9 1/3

MESA CITY

many businesses and houses being built Ja/4 1/4

METHODISTS
See Protestants and Protestanism

MEXICANS IN THE UNITED STATES

Mexican consul and wife arrested in Nogales for throwing rocks at man Ja/4 1/6
Calabas teacher has taught only one Mexican child to speak English Ja/25 1/4
Mexican killed by son in Morenci Fe/8 1/4
Line Rider Finley shoots Mexican smuggler Ap/5 2/3
case of Emma Gonzales vs. E. W. French and J. E. Jones to be tried by Supreme Court of United States Ap/12 7/2
Manuel Molena finds remains of Thomas A. Judd Ap/12 1/5
Mendez asks to be sent to insane asylum Ap/12 1/4
U. S. District Attorney E. E. Ellinwood dismissed case against twenty Mexican Indians who violated Edmunds law Ap/26 2/2
Francisco Martinez is proper charge of Coconino County because he is blind Ap/19 2/3
story of Phoenix Mexican family who became Protestant and then Catholic again after statues removed were placed back in church Ap/19 2/3
Jose Bernardino Marques, murderer of Thomas Grady, arrested in Las Vegas Ap/19 7/3
two Mexicans play in Williams band My/3 2/3
Ambrosia Garcia and Miss Librada Barela wed in Flagstaff My/3 7/5
Carlos Vallasca, Arizona Press Association, is alternate to go to National Editorial Association meeting in New Jersey My/10 2/1
Santana Escarcia blown to pieces at United Verde Copper Co. Je/7 1/5
Mexican sheepherder shot Charles Dixon through head near Bellemont Jy/5 7/1
Rafael A. Soren killed by Deputy Sheriff Wm. Roden Jy/5 7/4
F. Ortez, interpreter for Coconino County Jy/12 2/3
reward being offered by Coconino County Board of Supervisors for Juan Martes, who shot Dixon Jy/12 2/3
Mexican boy loses fingers when powder cap explodes Jy/19 7/3
Mexican who resisted arrest, shot and killed by deputy sheriff at Fairbanks Ag/16 1/3
Mexican arrested for stealing saddle from Marvin Beal Ag/16 7/2
Mexicans find money buried under tree near Flagstaff brewery Ag/16 7/6
H. B. Crouch, rancher, kills Mexican Abundio Leon over land and water rights near Phoenix Se/6 1/3
Francisco Tapia killed Francis Martinez at Rawhide mining camp Se/6 8/4
John Hawks shot Cecelio Silva in Donahue's saloon, Flagstaff Se/27 7/3
Democrats trying to get Mexican vote No/1 1/6
Gavino Tafoya knifes Juan Avila over woman in Flagstaff No/8 7/5
logs fell on Mexican working for G. W. Binkley No/22 7/2
Mexican woman called Bohemia murdered by Robert Parsons No/29 1/3
Mexican sells fawn in Tucson De/13 2/3
Juan Morellos, convicted of shooting Dickinson in Bellemont, is in Texas insane asylum De/27 2/4
Mexican with alcoholic breath blew on stove and started fire De/27 2/4

MILITARY
See also: Entertainment; individual forts; Military Service as a Profession

seventh annual encampment of Dept. of Arizona, G. A. R. to take place in Phoenix Fe/22 7/4
George Hoxworth, J. Guthrie Savage and G. W. Binkley go to G. A. R. encampment in Phoenix Mr/1 7/3
G. A. R. encampment 1895 will be held in Flagstaff Mr/15 7/2
G. A. R. encampment meeting Mr/22 1/4
Major Neustatter accepted chief office deputy position at Santa Fe, New Mexico Ap/5 2/2
Gen. Nelson A. Miles passed through Flagstaff Ap/5 7/1
Major Chaffee, U. S. inspector, to examine Ft. Whipple Ap/19 1/6
proposals for military supplies at road stations Ap/19 notice 2/4
Frank Foulke enlisted in U. S. Marines My/10 7/2
different commissions given in Arizona Je/7 2/2
U. S. troops stationed at various places along A & P railroad back at Ft. Whipple Ag/9 7/4
military reservation discussed No/29 3/3
J. Guthrie Savage to attend national encampment of G. A. R. in Pittsburg Ag/30 7/5
J. Guthrie Savage left for G. A. R. encampment Se/6 7/2
Major Wham to be tried for misdeeds Se/13 1/3
J. Guthrie Savage attending G. A. R. encampment in Pittsburg Se/13 3/5
settlers squatting on old Camp Thomas military reservation Se/27 1/5
list of forts to be abandoned; ones left open Se/27 1/5
cavalry troops at Ft. Bowie to march to Ft. Logan, Denver Oc/4 7/1
Capt. F. C. Hochderffer teaching military evolutions at public school Oc/18 7/2
Barrett Post, G. A. R., will install officers De/27 7/5
Militia
Company G., National Guard of Arizona organized in Nogales Ja/11 2/2
410 militiamen in Arizona Fe/8 1/6
Major Augustus H. Bainbridge, Tenth U.S. Infantry, to inspect militia of Arizona Mr/29 7/2
Companies I, K, E, N. G. A. , have been designated as First Battalion My/3 7/3
Journal-Miner says there are no militia companies in Northern Arizona; one in Flagstaff and one in St. Johns My/10 2/2
Co. I, N. G. A., is being recruited My/10 7/2
Co. I, N. G. A., had skirmish drill My/17 7/3
Flagstaff Co. I, will give dance My/24 7/1
George Hochderffer elected major of Co. I., K., E., N.G. A. My/24 7/1
Flagstaff Ransom Post No. 4, G. A. R, observes Memorial Day; gives history of post My/31 7/2
Dr. C. D. Beldon, commander-in-chief of Arizona Grand Army of Republic, is in Flagstaff Je/7 7/1
Co. I of Flagstaff and Co. K, Kingman, to have target practice Je/14 7/4
F. W. Neison, St. Johns, making arrangements for shooting contest between Cos. I and K at Winslow Je/21 7/3, 7/3
Co. I, N. G. A., Flagstaff, to meet to elect captain Je/21 7/4
Co. I elected Geo. Hochderffer to become major; Frank C. Hochderffer elected Captain Je/28 7/2
Phoenix Republican says Co. I and K need to learn how to shoot Jy/19 7/4
Co. I setting up reading room Ag/2 7/5
if Arizona needed militia services, there would not be enough funds for rations Ag/16 1/3
St. Johns looking for Flagstaff and Phoenix teams to challenge in target practice Ag/30 1/3
R. Allyn Lewis, militia inspector, inspected Co. I in Flagstaff Se/6 7/3
Juan Rivas beat mother; members of his militia beat him Se/13 4/3
Co. I, N. G. A. plans New Year's Eve ball De/27 7/4

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

Major John A. Black, military Ja/11 2/2
Adams, Commander-in-Chief Fe/l 7/3
Lieut. Flipper, military, land court commissioner Fe/15 1/4
Reillyan, dead Fe/22 1/5
Col. Noyes Fe/22 1/6
Col. Lawton Fe/32 1/6
Lieut. Beale Fe/15 2/2
John Burrows, G. A. R. commander Fe/22 7/5
A. J. Sampson, G. A. R. assistant adjutant general Mr/22 1/4
Douglas Snyder, G. A. R. deputy commander Mr/22 1/4
Ed Schwartz, G. A. R. Mr/22 1/4
Dr. Chas. D. Beldon, G. A. R. of Arizona Commander-in-Chief Mr/22 1/4
Major Augustus H. Bainbridge Mr/29 7/2
Eb. Atwood Ap/19 2/4
Lieut. Plummer, military, acting agent of Indians at Navajo Agency Jy/12 2/1
Gen. McCook Ag/23 2/3
Gen. Carr Ag/23 2/3
Capt. Hentig, military Ag/23 killed in 1881 2/3
Gen. George Crook Se/6 1/4
Capt. Marion T. Maus, Chicago Se/6 1/4
Gen. Nelson Miles Se/6 1/4
Major Wham Se/13 1/3
Lieut. Travis Se/20 7/1
Lieut. Bean No/8 8/3

MINERAL RESOURCES
See Mines and Mining

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

Tombstone mining and Milling Co. reduces wages Ja/11 2/2
Arizona shows gain of sixty thousand in gold output Ja/18 7/2
mill at Baboquivari burned down Ja/18 7/3
copper output at Clifton and Morenci given Ja/25 1/4
Doc. Thorn mine found Ja/25 1/5
Silver King camp post office to be discontinued Ja/25 1/6
Blue Bird Mine, near Gila City, is assayed for gold and silver by Gillespie Fe/1 2/2
lumber arrived at Guaymas for Bisbee Copper Co. Fe/8 1/4
gold and silver coming from Arizona to Denver branch mint Fe/8 1/4
T. M. & M. Co. of Tombstone is shipping its average amount of ore Fe/8 1/6
report of Wells, Fargo & Co. in production of precious metals Fe/8 2/1
Bullard mine sold to Flood and Mackay Fe/8 7/2
Yavapai County productions in gold and silver Fe/15 1/4
J. R. Halsey and John Lynch to be proprietors of Kingman sampling works Fe/15 1/4
gold and silver production for Arizona Fe/15 2/1
aluminum can take place of lithographic stone Fe/15 2/1
many miners working on own hook Mr/1 1/4
smelter might be built at Needles Mr/1 1/4
deposit of coal found near Ash Fork Mr/22 7/2
smelter plant to be erected at Needles Mr/22 2/1
Aravaipai Mining Co. received new gasoline engine and hoist Mr/29 1/4
coal found in Emigrant Canyon, Chiricahua Mts. Mr/29 1/4
Ex-marshall Blankenship and Tom Sweem locate Ashurst and Marshall black onyx claims near Walnut Mr/29 7/5
John Marshall showing gold rock from Ashurst, McClure and Marshall claims in Grand Canyon Mr/29 7/5
new sampler at Kingman Mr/29 1/4
notice of forfeiture to John Tillman by W. B. Ridenour Mr/29 2/4
strike at Rescue silver mine very rich Mr/29 1/4
deeds filed for transfer of three mining claims in Hambug district Ap/5 1/6
Senator camp is now in operation Ap/5 2/3
bar of gold from Henrietta mine shipped out from Prescott Ap/12 1/4
Milton Katzenberg, Albuquerque, says new discoveries still being made in Cochiti mining district Ap/12 7/3
Cochiti mining boom collapsed Ap/26 7/4
Col. D. K. Allen, former editor of Arizona Sentinel in Yuma, resigned to take over mining interest Ap/19 1/6
E. G. Watson returns from black Canyon placer mines Ap/19 7/1
Flagstaff group returns from Grand Canyon mining claims Ap/19 7/5
lithographic stone shipped from Prescott to New York My/3 1/5
custom to start saloons in new mining area; were started in Gladiator but now there are none My/3 1/6
small diamonds found at crater near Canyon Diablo My/3 7/2
Congress mine running twenty stamps only My/10 1/4
Williams correspondent for Sun probably has gold fever My/10 7/3
Yavapai mines offering $1.50 per day to work My/17 1/4
copper brought out of Fairbank to Benson by wagons; Copper Queen will not patronize New Mexico and Arizona road My/17 1/5
Dr. D. J. Brannen, Flagstaff, interested in mining property near Prescott My/17 7/2
promoters of genuine mining booms do not lose heads. . .Coconino Sun writes to editors of William News My/17 7/2
E. L. Clancy went to Stanton, Yavapai County to look after mining claims My/17 7/3
Flagstaff group plus H. H. Wheelock of St. Louis return from mine Wheelock's Co. might buy in Tonto Basin My/24 7/2
Col. J. W. Flemming arrived in Gallup to take charge of U. S. coal mine inspector's office My/31 1/4
Sam Hill, A. L. Buttler, Prescott, return from Tonto Basin with mining experts Je/7 2/3
Vulture mine may resume activity Je/14 1/4
Mark Bradley made rich strike of gold sulphuret ore at Slate Creek Je/14 1/4
returns for 1893 showed that Arizona and New Mexico mines paid more to Santa Fe road then grain products of Oklahoma and Kansas Je/21 1/4
Senator Tabor plans to start Vulture Mine again Je/21 1/4
G. W. and H. L. Pattee engaged in mining in Bumble Bee Je/21 7/2
old Picacho gold quartz mines sold to Chicago group Je/28 1/4
Congress mine running 40 stamps Je/28 7/4
notice of forfeiture on "Pure Gold" mine near Utah Border for Markland Family by G. M. and L. C. Wright and Warren M. Johnson Jy/12 7/6
Tonto Basin developing; F. Schultz has fine gold prospect Jy/19 7/3
Bisbee mines closed because supply of coke ran out Jy/26 1/4
Wm. Munds says Jerome running full blast Jy/26 7/2
Wm. Morris in Sonora engaged in mining Ag/2 7/5
George W. Cheney struck it rich in Pima County Ag/9 8/2
over 100 tons of ore worked at Kingman samplers this week Ag/16 1/2
estate of George W. Bowers, former partner of A. A. Hubbard in ownership of Bonanza mine, given Ag/16 1/3
ore on dump is assessed according to courts Ag/16 1/5
Michaels, Williams editor, and John Keck returned from mines Ag/23 2/3
Prof. James Douglas interested in Globe copper plants of Phelps, Dodge & Co. Ag/23 7/5
Winslow Mining Co. to send men to San Juan placer properties Ag/30 1/3
Congress mine running well; also saloons Ag/30 1/3
Prof. James Douglas interested in Cameron Copper Mine in Grand Canyon Ag/30 7/6
report on San Juan placer mines Se/6 1/5
amendment to mining laws Se/6 1/6
new mining camp named Thomasville sprung up between Goldfield and Mammoth Se/6 8/3
rumored that Arizona Copper Co. at Clifton shut down; was just making repairs Se/13 1/3
members of Salvation Army working mine in Huachuca Mts. Se/13 4/4
many prospectors expected at Austin City in Santa Maria Se/20 1/5
Richard Kinman, Globe miner, struck by falling ax Se/20 1/5
L. Melczer has 14 ounce gold nugget from his Weaver placers Se/27 1/6
Herndon, Yavapai congressional delegate candidate, wrote in 1892 that every mine is taxable Oc/4 1/6
contact R. J. Hartman, Prescott attorney, for mining claim Oc/4 7/4
Diamond Joe mine of Cedar district probably been bonded to Mohave County parties Oc/25 2/3
John Marshall left for San Juan to examine gold properties for San Francisco parties Oc/25 7/3
William H. Yankee and S. S. Kennedy, of Denver, buy Arizona Crook Canyon mines from W. H. Combs, also of Denver No/1 1/5
William Woods and Jack O'Neal discover rich mining prospect at Black Rock, near Camp Thomas No/8 1/6
John Anderson, Union miner, entombed by falling of slope; dies No/22 1/3
Gold Basin seems to becoming rich mine No/22 1/4
Morning Glory mine will be successful No/29 8/3
gold being brought out from claim of Pat Bean, Monaghan & Murphy De/20 2/3
Mining Companies and Areas
- Goldfield mining district has been organized Ja/25 1/4
- Mammoth mill to start Mr/29 1/4
- report of Mammoth Mine at Goldfield Ap/12 7/5
- William Neal, black, runs freighting outfit at Mammoth mine My/10 1/4
- cloudburst did much damage to mines Jy/19 1/4
- owners of Bull Dog mine at Goldfield will put in ten stamp mill No/22 1/3
  Harqua Halas
- operations at Harqua Halas to be resumed Ja/11 2/2
- rich pocket found at Bonanza Company's mine at Harqua Halas Fe/22 1/4
- new gold mines discovered east of Harqua Halas Ap/5 2/3
- A. G. Hubbard taking life easy since selling interests in Harqua Halas mine My/10 7/1
- English Co. at Harqua Halas working 50 men in Bonanza mine Je/7 1/5
- English Co. at Harqua Halas working fifty men in Bonanza Mine Je/14 1/4
- some miners found to have been enriching themselves Se/27 1/5
  Old Dominion Copper Co.
- blew another furnace at Globe Fe/8 2/3
- relatives of men killed in shaft cage accident bringing suit against the Old Dominion Mine in Globe My/17 1/4
- Kennedy, Old Dominion miner, fell into molten slag and burned Je/7 1/4
- will shut down Je/28 1/4
- announces it will shut down in Globe Jy/19 1/4
  Quijotoa Area
- sinking for water continues at Day & hunter mine near Quijotoa Fe/1 2/2
- Indian taking out gold dust near Quijotoa Fe/15 1/4
- Indians engaged in placering around Quijotoa Ap/19 1/4
- 160 men working at Horseshoe Basin placer fields near Quijotoa Oc/25 7/5
  United Verde Copper Co.
- cutting expenses at Jerome Fe/8 1/5
- Santana Escarcia blown to pieces at mine Je/7 1/5
- ore on dump can be assessed and subject to taxation Jy/26 7/4

MINISTERS
See Clergy

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

MOHAVE COUNTY

will paint court house Mr/29 1/4
tax levy Se/6 8/4

MONEY
See Banks and Finance

MORMONS AND MORMONISM

no one party can claim their vote No/29 2/1

MURDER
See Crimes and Criminals--Murder

Ft. Wingate military band furnished music for ball at Winslow Mr/22 7/1
Y. Escobar to be leader of Williams Cornet band Mr/22 2/3
Williams has own band My/3 2/3
Coconino Cornet Band to re-organize My/10 7/2
singing class formed by Mrs. Paul Douglass in Williams My/17 2/3
program of concert to be given July 3rd by Eleventh Band, U.S. Infantry Je/14 2/3
concert on July 3rd in Flagstaff Je/28 2/4
Kimball piano for sale in Flagstaff Jy/26 7/1
A. Rediwell, Phoenix music dealer, sold some organs in Flagstaff Ag/23 7/1
Coconino Concert Band to give concert Se/27 7/4
Kimball piano for sale Oc/4 7/1
Coconino Concert band to give program Oc/4 7/3
Flagstaff concert and hop tomorrow Oc/4 7/5
Flagstaff and Williams swap bands tonight No/1 7/4
Williams band excellent No/8 7/1
Yuma has brass band De/20 1/5
Yuma has brass band De/20 2/3

NAVAJO COUNTY
See Apache County

NEW MEXICO EXPOSITION
See Fairs--New Mexico Exposition

NATURALIZATION

James I. Manson and Julius Aubineau admitted to citizenship Ag/16 7/3
Eric Denver, Balthazar Hoch, Charles Carlson admitted to citizenship Ag/23 7/3

NEGROES

John Boland, Negro soldier, marries Susie, Apache Indian whose maiden name is Pah-Tay My/3 1/5
William Neal, black, runs freighting outfit at Mammoth mine My/10 1/4
Mahara's operatic minstrels containing some Negroes to perform in Flagstaff De/20 7/1

NEW MEXICO

per capita debt is $43 Mr/1 1/4

NEW YEAR'S DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

Sam Hughes has 1859 copy of Weekly Arizonian Ja/4 1/4
E. S. Clark to become editor of Needles Eye Ja/25 7/1
Harold W. Roil is new editor of Flagstaff Democrat Mr/1 2/1
Hervert Brown, representing New York News, is in Williams Mr/15 2/3
Frank Bornn, of New York World, wants $2,000 from Arizona counties to write on Arizona's resources Mr/29 2/2
Southwestern Stockman edited by Chas. W. Pugh at Willcox has changed form Ap/5 2/1
daily edition of Arizona Enterprise discontinued Ap/12 2/1
Chas. W. Pugh is publisher of Sulphur Valley News in Willcox Ap/12 2/1
more Republican newspapers in Territory Ap/12 2/2
several opposed to $2,000 subsidy to be paid to New York World to write up Arizona Ap/12 2/2
Col. D. K. Allen, former editor of Arizona Sentinel, in Yuma, resigned to take mining interest Ap/19 1/6
meeting of Arizona Press Association to be in Tucson Ap/19 2/3
Weekly Enterprise ceased to exist; new weekly to start by R. C. Brown My/3 2/1, 2/1
Henry Woods to start newspaper in Nogales My/10 1/4
Arizona Press Association met in Tucson; officers listed My/10 2/1
Sun comments on Harry M. Woods' newspaper in Nogales; called Border Vidette My/10 2/1
Williams correspondent failed to give Sun news; probably has gold fever My/10 7/3
Williams correspondent for Sun was not looking for gold My/17 7/3
Ben C. Jordan, editor of Shaft at Vanderbilt, California, is in Flagstaff Jy/17 7/2
Tombstone Prospector editor had Sulphur Valley News editor indicted for criminal libel My/24 2/1
subscribers of Weekly Arizona Enterpise will receive Phoenix Herald My/24 7/5
C. P. Ruffner, once on Sun staff, started newspaper in California My/31 7/2
H. Gerwein and F. S. Webster both want to buy first copy of Oasis printed at Benson Je/7 1/4
editor of "Tombstone Prospector" appointed clerk of district court of Cochise County; Sun criticized Je/14 2/1
editors along A & P railroad line were to organize in Flagstaff; none showed up Je/14 2/2
G. W. Pittock, Albuquerque Citizen, writing newsy letters to Flagstaff Je/21 7/2
effort to be made to organize editorial association along A & P line Je/28 7/1
Col. Harry Reed who started first paper published in Flagstaff seems to be missing Jy/26 7/4
Bagg, Tombstone Prospector editor, says Journal-Miner editor wealthiest in Arizona Ag/9 1/3
G. W. Pittock, Albuquerque Citizen, giving lectures in Flagstaff on superiority of Citizen Ag/9 7/4
rumor that new daily will start in Tucson Ag/16 1/3
John Armstrong, Tucson Start editor, to return to East Se/6 2/2
Benson Oasis to print for Republicans Se/6 2/4
George McFarlin might start paper in Jerome Se/6 7/5
Allen T. Bird publishing Graham Times from Oasis office for Republican Party Oc/4 2/2
Art McDonald takes over St. Johns Herald from J. F. Wallace Oc/4 2/2
Editor Pugh, of Willcox Sulphur Valley News, publishing daily Oc/25 1/6
new newspaper, Press, published at Nogales Oc/25 7/2
Benson Oasis moved to Nogales No/22 1/3
editor of Tombstone Inscription performs in drama No/22 1/4
news within precinct should be primary interest No/29 2/2
Mohave County miner becomes daily De/6 2/1
Arizona papers did not do good job of reported Flagstaff fire De/6 2/2
Oasis, moved from Benson to Nogales, progressing; editor is Bird De/13 2/1
Daily Sun will not print on Christmas De/27 2/2
first issue of The Morning Bulletin published at Solomonville De/27 7/1
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Daily Times discontinued Ap/12 2/2
building of Albuquerque Citizen destroyed by fire My/31 2/1
Albuquerque Citizen owned by Thomas Hughes and W. T. McCreight Ag/9 2/1
G. W. Pittock, Albuquerque Citizen, distributing literature in Flagstaff Se/6 7/1
New Mexico Nugget started by C. E. Stivers Se/13 2/1
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hite, former editors of Albuquerque Time which was suspended, were in Flagstaff Se/20 7/1
Nugget, populist weekly, might become morning daily No/15 2/4
Coconino Sun
to be sold for $2.00 per year Ja/4 7/3
new official paper of Coconino County Ja/11 7/1
will give first class daily paper when Postal Telegraph Co. builds line from Colorado to Los Angeles Fe/8 7/3
according to American Newspaper Directory for 1894, Coconino Sun has larger regular issue than any other paper Mr/15 7/1
has largest number of job types faces in Territory Mr/22 7/1
has larger subscription than any other paper published in Coconino County Ap/12 7/1
only Republican paper on line of A & P railroad Ap/12 7/2
people should put advertisements in paper Ap/12 7/2
enters on 12th volume Se/13 2/1
C. N. Stark, Tucson, joins staff Oc/11 7/1
Elias Clark gives dinner for Coconino Sun staff No/1 7/2
election printing delayed newspaper until Saturday No/1 7/4
poet's corner started No/1 7/5
two Moqui Indians visit office No/8 7/4
George Grace was "Apropos poet" No/8 7/4
Flagstaff blessed with two Suns beaming on her De/20 2/1
isn't Daily Sun a corker? De/20 7/1
busiest member of staff is "births" reporter De/27 7/1
Phoenix
changes at Phoenix Gazette Ja/1 2/2
Phoenix Gazette has discontinued Tucson department Mr/1 1/6
J. P. King and A. S. Mills establish Saturday Review Mr/1 7/2
Saturday Review is latest Arizona newspaper venture Mr/8 2/1
rumored that Arizona Republican will become part of democratic syndicate My/31 2/1
R. C. Crown, Phoenix Herald, canvassing Territory Je/7 1/5
Phoenix Republican says it is Herald which democrats got Je/14 2/1
T. J. Wolfley, editor of Phoenix Republican, fined for criticizing judge Jy/26 2/1
independent published by J. Frank Elwell suspended publication Ag/30 1/3
Prescott
Prescott must pay San Francisco Examiner for write up Ag/2 7/1
San Francisco Examiner brought suit against Prescott for not paying for write up My/17 1/4
U. S. District Attorney Ellinwood celebrates birthday by setting type at Courier office Jy/26 7/2
Williams
has "boom edition" this week Mr/29 2/3
Charles Canall told proprietor of Williams News that he would pounce on their heads if they mentioned his name in newspaper No/1 7/3
might be scandal in Williams News De/20 7/1

NOGALES

Mexican consul and wife arrested for throwing rocks at man Ja/4 1/6

NORMAL SCHOOL
See Colleges and Universities

description Ap/12 8/3
Flagstaff group eating strawberries and fishing Je/14 7/1
Flagstaff group visits Je/21 7/1
Flagstaff group visits Je/21 7/1
group fishing Je/21 7/1
group fishing Je/21 7/2
Flagstaff group fishing and hunting Jy/19 7/1
Judge Bethune and E. E. Ellinwood go fishing Jy/19 7/2
Flagstaff group spends week Ag/9 7/2
H. C. Hibben and A. J. Gray go fishing Ag/9 7/5
group caught many trout Ag/16 7/6

OBSERVATORIES
See Astronomy

ORANGEDALE

new town to be build in Salt River Valley Fe/15 1/4

ORDERS (ORGANIZATIONS)
See Clubs and Organizations

ORES
See Mines and Mining

ORGANIZATIONS
See Clubs and Organizations

ORIENTALS
See Chinese in the United States

OSTRICHES
See Animals

OUTLAWS
See Crimes and Criminals

PAINTING
See Arts, Crafts and Hobbies

PALO VERDE

new side track and station halfway between Yucca and Franconia Ja/25 7/2

PAPERS
See Newspapers

PARCEL POST
See Communications--Postal Service

PARDONS
See Prisons and Prisoners

PAROLE
See Prisons and Prisoners

PARTIES (Political)
See Elections 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

O. K. Smith and George F. Albright, Albuquerque journalists, start The Southwest Magazine No/15 7/3

PETS

Jimmie Bridger bit by greyhound and dies from hydrophobia Mr/29 1/5
dogs to be tagged in Flagstaff Jy/26 7/3
Mrs. L. L. Burns, Flagstaff, biby her dog Se/20 7/2
Flagstaff officer shoots dog and misses Se/27 7/2

PHARMACISTS
See Medicine as a Profession

PHOENIX

plans to have celebration with completion of North and South railroad Mr/29 2/2
troubled with dog poisoners De/6 1/3

PHOTOGRAPHY

E. S. Wilcox has chrome-lithography of Grand Canyon from painting by Thomas Moran Mr/29 7/2
C. D. Curtis, photographer, sets up in Williams Ap/5 7/3
Richard Allen selling lithograph of Grand Canyon in Williams My/17 2/3
C. D. Curtis, photographer, left Williams and went to St. Johns My/24 2/3
C. Osbon photographing Grand Canyon Ag/23 7/5
Osbon making frame of photograph of points of interest Se/27 7/3

PIGS
See Livestock--Hogs

PIMA COUNTY

court expenses expensive Ja/11 1/6
fees of sheriff Ja/25 1/4
expenses Mr/8 2/1
delinquent taxes mainly caused by taxes on land grants My/17 1/4
Southern Pacific Railroad pays taxes No/29 8/3
Board of Supervisors cut off supply of ice because price rose Ag/23 8/3
tax levy to be $2.43 Ag/30 1/3
taxable wealth total Se/20 1/5

PINAL COUNTY

delinqunet tax roll will amount to $28,000 Ja/4 1/4
Board of Supervisors appointed justice of peace and constable at Goldfield Ja/25 1/5

PISTOLS
See Accidents--Firearms; Firearms; Military

PLANTS
See Agriculture; Botany; Flowers and Gardening

POETRY

"Box Factory Gazette" furnishes "pome" for Sun Fe/15 7/2
poet's corner started in Sun No/1 7/5
apropos poetry No/8 7/1
George Grace was "apropos poet" for Sun No/8 7/4

POLITICAL PARTIES
See Elections and Politics

POPULIST PARTY
See Elections and Politics--Populist Party

POSTAL SERVICE
See Communications--Postal Service

POSTMASTERS
See Communications--Postal Service

POTTERY
See Anthropology

POULTRY
See Livestock

PREACHING
See Protestants and Protestantism

PRESCOTT

things are being run with a rather high hand; expect trouble Fe/1 2/2
group arriving from Colorado plans to settle Fe/15 1/4
church got $3,000 inside of 30 days Ap/12 1/4
Hon. James A. Fleming, territorial treasurer, closed transaction that will save Prescott $1,500 a year Ap/12 1/4
suit brought against city for not paying for write up in San Francisco Examiner My/17 1/4
reduction of city taxes Ag/16 7/2

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

PRESS
See Newspapers

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
See Protestants and Protestantism

PRICES
See Economic Conditions

PRIESTS
See Catholics and Catholicism; Clergy

PRINCIPALS
See Educators

PRISONS AND PRISONERS
See also: Crimes and Criminals

effort being made for pardon of Jack Davis who killed Chinaman in Harshaw Ja/4 1/4
Jack Booth escapes from Yuma penitentiary Ja/4 1/4
Flagstaff jail visited by board of Supervisors Ja/4 2/4
M. J. Doran to be guard at Yuma Territorial Prison Ja/4 7/3
Zack Booth escapes but is caught Ja/11 2/2
M. J. Doran decided not to take guard position at Yuma Territorial Prison Ja/18 7/1
Tucson jail has 43 prisoners Ja/25 1/4
bill appropriating lands to penitentiary has passed Senate Ja/25 1/4
six prisoners escaped from Solomonville jail Ja/25 1/4
undersheriff Drum is acting jailor in Flagstaff with departure of R. J. Gray Fe/1 7/1
Coconino County Board of Supervisors to have steel ceiling put into jail Fe/1 7/4
prisoners to dress granite rock for use of public buildings Fe/1 7/5
Supreme Court sustained lower court in case of Brog May Fe/8 7/1
Rev. T. C. Moffett talked to prisoners in Flagstaff Fe/8 7/2
Col. Poston to be manager of ranch connected with prison Fe/15 1/4
Graham County needs jail Fe/15 1/4
Graham County needs jail Fe/15 2/2
J. B. Smith received pardon Fe/22 7/6
land given to Territory by Congress next to prison Mr/1 1/5
rules for executive clemency given by Gov. L. C. Hughes Mr/1 1/5
45 prisoners in Pima jail Mr/1 1/6
J. D. Davis, who killed Chinaman four years ago, pardoned Mr/1 1/6
Coconino County jail prisoners complain about food Mr/1 7/2
Arizona should receive $30,000 for maintaining Indian prisoners from federal government Mr/8 1/4
B. B. Perez pardoned by Gov. Hughes Mr/8 7/1
every prisoner working at Territorial Penitentiary Mr/8 1/4
Flagstaff jail visited by Board of Supervisors Mr/15 1/5
John Halford, W. D. Steren and D. M. Harvick will make application to Gov. L. C. Hughes for pardon Mr/22 7/6
Sheriff Donahue takes Chauncey Townsend and Georgia Clifford to Yuma prison Mr/29 7/3
Coconino County to advertise for water pipe for county jail Ap/5 1/5
bid for laying pipe to county jail advertised Ap/5 2/4
three pardons given My/3 1/5
Yuma prisoners being advertised for labor within walls of prison My/3 1/5
Sheriff Campbell, Apache County, takes prisoners who murdered, to Yuma My/3 7/5
176 prisoners in Yuma penitentiary Je/21 1/4
Geo. Young, who murdered C. W. Beach, granted pardon Je/21 1/4
in Sortillon case, stay of execution granted; will go to Supreme Court Je/21 1/6
town council will use old county jail for calaboose and confinement Je/21 2/3
Flagstaff jail has four inmates Jy/12 2/4
statistics on inmates Jy/26 1/4
John I. Toler appointed territorial prison guard at Yuma Jy/26 7/2
Sam Hung Chung, who killed partner, recommended for pardon Ag/2 1/4
secretary for prison board will not be selected until Gov. Hughes returns Ag/2 1/4
prisoners George C. Blaine and Fergus J. White declared insane Ag/9 1/3
D. M. Lynch finishes 30 days in jail after found guilty of contempt of court Ag/9 7/6
Maricopa County to have new jail Ag/9 1/3
Coconino County jail report Ag/16 2/3-4
Claude C. Martin, prisoner on charge of forgery, pardoned Ag/23 2/2
Sam hung Chung pardoned Ag/30 8/4
L. A. Amirault gets contract for building Maricopa County jail Se/6 1/3
three prisoners, broke out of Phoenix jail Se/13 1/3
J. W. McKean appointed secretary of territorial prison Se/13 1/3
Contractor Burns to put new red sandstone floor on county jail Se/13 3/2
King Ussery and Dewitt C. Whittaker pardoned Oc/25 1/4
Oscar Rogers, Tucson jail, almost escapes No/1 7/5
two prisoners escape from jail at Kingman No/8 1/6
Lieut. Bean asks that Indian murderers be released; to track down Apache Kid No/8 8/3
man escapes from Prescott jail No/15 1/5
group of prisoners taken to Territorial Prison by Sheriff Lowry; listed No/29 1/3-4
Gov. Hughes gives pardons and commuted sentences; prisoners listed De/13 2/2
Yuma prison farm is good enterprise De/20 2/1
Yuma prison farm discussed De/20 2/3
outlaws are going to be hung De/27 2/2
Arizona should use prisoners to build public buildings De/27 2/3

PROFESSORS
See Educators

PROSPECTING
See also: Mines and Mining

undersheriff L. S. Drum and R. 0. Jones assessing property around Tuba City Fe/8 7/3
Geo. Meeks broke both legs when he fell into a shaft while prospecting Mr/1 1/4
Capt. Gould, ex-Indian agent, prospecting throughout Arizona My/3 7/1
Col. A. N. Whytlaw says nothing can be found in Cochiti mining district My/10 7/4
two English prospectors, William Rogers and William McDonald, died of thrist bound for Harqua Halas My/24 1/4
group looking around Peaks Ag/2 7/6

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

Hon. T. G. Norris gave lecture at Baptist Church in Prescott Ja/11 7/1
Rev. Moffett, Flagstaff Presbyterian minister, to start Sunday School in Ash Fork Fe/8 7/5
Rev. 0. J. McFadden, Williams, gives lecture in Prescott Fe/15 7/5
territorial Sunday School convention met in Phoenix Mr/1 1/4
church represented in article on Coconino County Ap/12 8/3
story of Phoenix Mexican family who became Protestant and then Catholic again after removed statues appeared back in church Ap/19 2/3
Holbrook Sunday School to give contest Ap/26 7/1
Methodist Church South will have camp meeting at Norton's Grove Ag/16 1/3
Rev. I. T. Whittemore, Florence, visiting at Presbyterian parsonage at Flagstaff Ag/30 7/1
non-Arizona figures on M. E. Church Se/6 2/2
Rev. J. T. Pierce to attend M. E. conference in Tucson Se/27 7/1
Rev. George E. Pooler, Methodist, to retire Oc/4 1/5
Rev. J. T. Pierce, Flagstaff, attends M. E. conference in Tucson Oc/4 7/1
missionary brother of T. C. Moffett safe in Korea Oc/4 7/3
M. E. conference closes in Tucson Oc/11 7/1
Methodist ministers and locations listed Oc/18 1/5
statistics about church membership in Arizona De/13 1/3
Flagstaff
Methodist and Presbyterian Churches observing week of prayer Ja/11 7/2
Rev. Osbon, Albuquerque Episcopalian minister, held services in Presbyterian Church Fe/8 7/2
Children's Day services at Presbyterian and Methodist Church Je/7 2/2
Rev. Joseph Overton, California Congregational minister, to preach at Presbyterian Church Ag/9 7/1
Winslow M. E. Church placed under Rev. J. T. Pierce, Flagstaff No/29 7/3
Rev. J. T. Pierce, Flagstaff, had services in Winslow M. E. Church De/6 7/4
Christmas observed in churches De/27 2/3
Flagstaff--Methodist Episcopalian (M. E.) Church
announcement of regular church service Ja/4 1/2
Rev. J. T. Pierce given surprise birthday party Ja/11 7/4
no preaching service on Sunday Ja/18 7/1
M. E. Church ladies to give Toe social Fe/8 7/6
ladies to have oyster supper Mr/8 7/3
Rev. J. T. Pierce to attend Missouri M. E. conference Mr/29 7/1
Ladies' Aid Society to give social My/10 7/2
Rev. J. T. Pierce talked to children My/17 7/2
Sunday services Se/6 7/3
Sunday services Se/13 3/4
services held at M. E. church Se/20 7/4
Sunday School to have picnic Se/20 7/6
services given Se/27 7/2
Sunday School picnic pleasant affair Se/27 7/3
services to be held Oc/11 7/2
Rev. J. T. Pierce returns from Tucson convention Oc/18 7/1
regular services Oc/25 7/3
regular services No/1 7/2
regular services No/15 7/2
Rev. Mr. Pierce gives views on hell No/22 2/1
congregation sang from new hymn books No/22 7/1
regular preaching service No/22 7/3
Colporter, American Bible Society, spoke No/29 7/1
regular preaching sermon No/29 7/3
Epworth league puts on entertainment No/29 7/5
ladies to have bazaar De/13 7/2
regular preaching services De/13 7/3
regular preaching services De/20 7/5
children to have Christmas festival tonight De/27 7/3
Flagstaff--Presbyterian Church
announcement of regular church service Ja/4 1/2
services to be held even when pastor gone Fe/22 7/4
Sacrament of Lord's Supper to be administered Mr/29 7/3
lullabys and serenades of nations at Babbitt Hall for benefit Ap/19 7/2
benefit at Babbitt Hall Ap/19 7/3
ladies to give singing entertainment Ap/19 7/5
benefit given at Babbitt Hall Ap/26 7/2
no preaching sermon on Sunday My/3 7/2
Rev. J. A. Menaul, Albuquerque, to occupy pulpit My/10 7/3
Rev. T. C. Moffett expected home; usual services to be held My/17 7/1
Lord's Supper to be given Sunday Ag/2 7/2
special anniversary sermon Ag/23 7/2
call made to Rev. T. C. Moffett Ag/30 7/3
no preaching Sunday Se/6 7/2
owing to absence of pastor, no preaching service Sunday Se/13 3/1
T. C Moffett to preach Se/20 7/2
to hold picnic Oc/4 7/1
regular preaching service Oc/4 7/1
early morning prayer meeting Oc/11 7/2
preaching service No/1 7/1
ladies of church will serve dinner on election day No/1 7/2
preaching service No/8 7/1
ladies served meals on election day No/8 7/2-3
Rev. E. A. Osborn, Episcopalian Church, will conduct service No/15 7/3
preaching service No/22 7/2
Thanksgiving service to be held No/22 7/3
Thanksgiving service to be held No/29 7/2
no preaching services for three weeks; pastor absent De/6 7/1
Rev. Thomas C. Moffett left for trip through Arizona De/6 7/1
Williams
M. E. Church ladies to plan supper Ja/18 7/4
teachers of M. E. Sunday School meet for lessons Ja/18 7/4
Rev J. A. Menaul, Albuquerque, gives services Ja/18 7/4
supper at M. E. Church success Fe/1 7/5
Rev. Osborn, Albuquerque Episcopal missionary, expected to hold services but was postponed Fe/8 7/S
Rev. 0. J. McFadden gives sermon Fe/8 7/5
M. E. Church to lay sidewalk Mr/1 2/3
Easter Servies being planned at M. E. Church Mr/15 2/3
preaching at Methodist Church Mr/15 2/3
Rev. T. C. Moffett preached Mr/15 2/3
Rev. T. C Moffett to preach Mr/15 2/3
Rev. Bovard gives sermon Mr/22 2/3
Rev. 0. J. McFadden preached Easter services at M. E. Church Mr/29 2/3
M. E. Church making plans for Children's Day My/24 2/3
M. E. Church ladies to give supper Je/7 2/2
Memorial sermon given at M. E. Church Je/7 2/2
Rev. Bovard to be present at quarterly conference Ag/9 2/3
to build new Episcopal Church De/27 1/6

PUBLIC LANDS
See Land and Land Tenure

QUARRIES AND QUARRYING
See also: Mines and Mining; Prospecting

Sandstone Co. to start quarry Mr/29 7/1
Arizona Sandstone Co. ships stone all over country My/17 7/1
George Steck, Arizona Sandstone Co. employee, crushed to death by rock Je/7 7/3
Arizona Sandstone Co. received order for 175 carloads of sandstone Ag/16 7/2
Arizona Sandstone Co. has orders for stone for buildings in San Francisco and Kansas Ag/23 7/5
Callahan & Doyle have contract at Putnam; will probably get one from Arizona Sandstone Co. Ag/30 7/1
number of men who come to work at Arizona Sandstone Co.'s quarry Se/6 7/2
red sandstone from Flagstaff quarries to be used for jail floor Se/13 3/2
Flagstaff stone being transported from quarry to new reform school site No/22 7/1

RACING
See Sports

RAILROADS
See also: Accidents; Communications; Land and Land Tenure
Often the newspaper confuses the correct names of the various railroads. Information listed under different and incomplete names may pertain to the same railroad. Therefore it will be necessary to examine all railroad headings.

bonded indebtedness of different railroads Ja/4 3/5
rails of Mineral Belt railroad to be used by Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Ja/4 7/1
Order of Railway Conductors to give ball in Williams Ja/25 1/4
Order of Railway Conductors of Williams to have ball March 16th Ja/25 7/1
new side track and station established between Yucca and Franconia; called Palo Verde Ja/25 7/2
Order of Railway Conductors will give masquerade ball in Needles Fe/1 7/3
C. D. Reppy says farmers in Gila Valley oppose coming of railroad Fe/22 1/4
Engineer O'Brien made a record of 42 miles an hour from Yuma to Tucson Mr/1 1/4
railroad passenger war at end; rates same Mr/22 7/6
local division of Order of Railroad Telegraphers organized in Winslow Ap/12 7/4
Lon Holliday, Tucson, appointed to Board of Railraod commissioners My/3 1/5
Central Arizona's locomotive will be sent to A & P shop in Albuquerque for repairs My/10 7/4
R. Allen left for Denver to attend Grand Lodge of the Order of Railway Telegraph Operators My/24 7/1
Mineral Belt engine ran into burning bridge at Butler's Hill Je/7 2/2
Board of Equalization meet and assessed railroad Je/14 1/6
returns for 1893 showed that Arizona and New Mexico mines paid more to Santa Fe road than grain products of Oklahoma and Kansas Je/21 1/4
Southern Arizona towns having excursions to Southern California Je/28 1/6
Pullman boycott slowing down mail to West Je/28 2/3
strikes Jy/5 1/4-6
strike continues Jy/12 1/4-6
more on strike and Debs Jy/12 2/2
Harold W. Roll, editor of Democrat, delayed in trip from Minnesota because of strike Jy/12 7/1
A. J. Gray Winslow, says railroad "tie up" causing small provision shortage Jy/12 7/2
C. E. Howard planned to go East; delayed so long because of strike; returns to Flagstaff Jy/12 7/4
Prescott jury examining railroad troubles Jy/12 8/3
men involved in strike having trouble getting jobs back Jy/19 1/4
boycott upheld by people in Williams; will have serious consequences Jy/19 2/1
Dennis Dowd got caught in railroad tie up in San Francisco Jy/19 7/1
E. S. Wilcox got caught in railroad strike in San Francisco Jy/19 7/2
J. F. Michael, Williams News, feels boycott of railroad officials by strikers will leave city high and dry Jy/26 7/4
Coconino County's valuation Ag/2 7/4
Santa Fe and A & P issue new time cards Ag/2 7/5
completion of railroad to Wickenburg will make it forwarding part to Harqua Hala mines Ag/9 1/5
Sheriff Campbell has many prisoners to take to Yuma; railroads should help My/3 1/6
railroad from Bowie station to Solomonville completed Ag/16 1/3
new time cards for A & P and Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Ag/16 7/2
ten miles of track on Jerome road Se/6 1/3
15 miles of Jerome railroad in operation Se/13 2/3
steam pile driver at work on Benson extension of Arizona and Southeastern Railroad Se/20 1/5
end of track reaches south of Prescott Se/27 7/5
complaint filed in New York City by Prescott & Arizona Central Railroad against various Arizona railroads Oc/11 1/6
will give reduced rates to Arizona Teachers' Association members to go to meeting No/15 2/3
Saginaw Lumber Co. putting in spur No/15 7/5
railroad to Jerome running trains regularly No/29 7/2
survey of railroad from Williams to Grand Canyon commenced; G. B. Vanderwerker in charge No/29 7/3
M. M. Delphi assistant grand chief of the Order of Railway Telegraphers, in Flagstaff De/13 7/2
Arizona & Southeastern Railroad
has new compound consolidated locomotive to get up hill to Bisbee Je/7 1/5
250 men working on railroad extension to Benson Jy/26 1/4
work on road between Benson and Fairbanks progressing rapidly Ag/9 1/3
commenced running freight trains Oc/25 1/6
Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe
will not recognize garnishee Fe/22 7/2
old rates will be restored Mr/29 7/1
- Flagstaff will become leading mountain resort on its lines No/1 7/2
- reduction of wages Jy/26 2/1
- will reduce wages of employees Ag/2 2/1
- Dr. P. G. Cornish says headquarters might be established in Flagstaff Ag/16 7/6
- Santa Fe must pay employees on time Ag/23 2/2
- C. T. Ressigues, Supt. of Chicago Division, visits in Flagstaff Ag/30 7/4
- Arthur Wells, official, in Flagstaff No/29 7/3
  Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
- Yavapai County brings suit against railroad to test railroad exemption law My/24 2/1
- time card given Ja/11 7/2
- trip to Prescott from Flagstaff only takes one day Ja/11 7/3
- will be completed 33 miles out of Prescott towards Phoenix Ja/25 1/4
- graders number 600 Fe/1 2/2
- steel rails from Central Arizona railroad shipped to Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad Fe/1 7/1
- steel for tracks being received at Ash Fork Fe/8 7/3
- Locomotive No.4 passed through Flagstaff Fe/8 7/3
- steel from Mineral Belt railroad being delivered to Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Fe/8 7/3
- financial matters arranged Jy/12 7/3
- Deal, brakeman, kills tramp that would not get off train Fe/15 1/4
- Judge Hawkins says work is being pushed Mr/1 7/5
- progress report Mr/15 1/6
- Chicago capitalists look at railroad in Prescott Mr/15 7/3
- will reach Phoenix in early 1895 Jy/26 7/1
- track laying to commence Ag/9 7/5
- steel has arrived Ag/23 7/1
- engines passed through; running passenger trains to Kirkland Valley Se/6 7/5
- trains should be running to Congress by Oct. 1^st Se/20 7/5
- Frank M. Murphy, President, says road completed almost to Congress mine Oc/4 7/4
- passenger trains now running south of Ash Fork Oc/18 7/2
- will bring people in for A. O. U. W. convention in Phoenix De/13 2/3
- officers elected at Board meeting; listed De/27 2/3
Atlantic and Pacific
W. W. Green wants railroad to be placed in hands of receiver Ja/11 2/3
employees receive November wages Ja/18 7/1
cases vs. Farrell Tiernan and Lewis A. Willard Ja/18 7/5
pay checks arrived Ja/25 2/3
surplus earth above A & P dam being moved Fe/1 7/5
Philip Contzen, surveyer, has finished contract Fe/8 1/4
Will Henderson returns to depot duties at Flagstaff after being at Canyon Diablo Fe/8 7/1
employees expect pay checks today Fe/8 7/2
Supt. T. R. Gabel making trip over road Fe/8 7/2
officials pass through Flagstaff Mr/8 7/2
listed in Coconino County court docket Mr/8 7/4
work on A & P dam finished Mr/8 2/3
T. R. Gabel, general supt., says Grand Canyon route will be opened this year Mr/15 7/1
Sandford Rowe is sinking well for company south of Seligman Mr/29 7/6
pay checks arrived Ap/12 7/1
railroad part of townsite of Flagstaff filed in recorder's office Ap/12 7/1
doing large passenger business Ap/12 7/2
ammount of hay shipped over lines Ap/19 2/2
closed number of night telegraph offices Ap/19 7/2
pay checks came out My/10 7/1
commonwealers cause problems for Conductor Underwood; Sheriff Donahue called in My/17 7/3
Judge Hawkins allowed Postal Telegraph Co. to construct telegraph line along right of way of A & P Je/14 1/4
band of hoboes try to capture train; officials jail them Je/14 1/5
summoned to court by Robert A. Ferguson Je/28 summons 2/4
employees decide to stay with company even though union troubles and strikes elsewhere Jy/5 2/2
slowly resuming operations Jy/5 7/1
J. J. Donahue given notice by John Deniar not to interfere with guards protecting A & P property Jy/5 7/5
men who went out with strike replaced by new ones Jy/12 7/3
because of strike, oranges left in Flagstaff and selling cheaply Jy/12 7/5
first to resume operation after strike Jy/19 2/1
Williams should become side track after treating A & P official Gabel rudely during strike Jy/19 2/2
employees receive checks Ag/2 7/4
A & P strikers sentenced for acts during strike Ag/2 7/5
cars used for dwellings in Williams removed Ag/9 2/3
new A & P employees coming to Williams Ag/9 2/3
train delayed because passenger fell out near Ash Forks Ag/9 7/2
Judge Sloan, who took case of strikers on A & P road, has received pay Ag/16 1/2
E. G. Dickinson suing because of death of his son in accident near Ash Fork Ag/16 7/3
railroad held not responsible for death of son of E. G. Dickinson; other cases listed Ag/23 7/3
chair cars replaced with day coaches Ag/30 7/3
passengers allowed to ride on freight trains Ag/30 7/5
rumored that more passenger trains will be pug on Se/20 7/1
re-opened office at Challender Se/27 7/2
railroad surgeons were to hold meeting in Flagstaff Oc/11 7/2
hobo travel heavy Oc/18 7/2
engine destroyed by unknown person in Gallup No/15 1/5
seven trains in Flagstaff at one time No/15 7/2
solved water problem with huge dam south of Williams No/15 7/5
rebuilding stockyards east of Flagstaff No/22 7/2
has put on refrigeration car for dressed meats De/20 1/5
- William Orr, brakeman on top of boxcar dies when enters tunnel and head is split Ja/4 7/4
- freight train wrecked at foot of Prairie Hill near Challender Ja/25 7/1
- Quinn, fireman, falls under wheels; leg amputated Fe/15 7/4
- crewmen hurt in accident at Allentown Fe/15 7/4
- Peter Martin, Walnut employee, jumps off train and hits head Mr/1 7/3
- A1 Jones, Williams switchman, had ankle broken when foot got caught in side track Je/14 7/3
- vandals loosened rail near Williams; freight train thrown Jy/12 7/3
- two serious accidents occur Ag/23 7/2
- Fay, fireman, jumped off engine and it backed into others in yard Se/13 1/3
- passenger Jack Crane knocked off train when passing water barrel Se/20 1/6
- wreck of freight train delayed passenger train Oc/4 7/2
- passenger train wrecks near Winslow Oc/11 2/3-4
- Campbell, brakeman, got foot caught in frog and was run over by train No/22 1/3
- two engines almost collided No/22 7/3
- Ed Weaver, San Diego Negro cook,, ran over and killed De/6 7/4
- freight train wrecked twenty miles west of Flagstaff De/13 7/1
- derailment of cattle car happened at Bernal, New Mexico De/13 7/1
  Employees
- Will Henderson, Flagstaff A & P night operator, transfered to Canyon Diablo Ja/4 7/3
- C. W. Davis resumes duties Mr/22 7/1
- H. S. Van Slyck, agent, was in Flagstaff on business Mr/22 7/2
- S. H. Fine, acting agent for C. W. Davis in Fiagstaff, returned to Albuquerque Mr/22 7/1
- C. N. Sterry and John Denair attend district court in Flagstaff Mr/29 7/5
- H. S. Van Slyck, agent in Flagstaff, looking after freight and passenger traffic Ap/26 7/1
- Will Henderson, Flagstaff night operator, transfered to Challender My/3 7/1
- R. Allen, telegraph operator at Flagstaff on vacation; Chas. Edwards filling position My/10 7/2
- officials who attended district court in Coconino County Ag/16 7/2
- W. H. Pierce in charge of railroad pumping plant south of Flagstaff Ag/30 7/2
- directors listed for A & P employees' co-operative company Se/27 8/5
- H. L. Pattee, engaged in mining in Bumble Bee, decides to take back old position with A & P Oc/4 7/1
- G. H. Fine is agent during absence of C. W. Davis Oc/18 7/1
- W. J. Wagner will probably become fireman No/15 7/2
- A. M. Beale running as extra passenger conductor on mountain division No/29 7/2
- cabooses black because of death of "Con" Meers, freight conductor De/6 7/2
- T. R. Gabel, Supt., tendered resignation De/6 7/4
  Fares and Rates
- round trip tickets on sale for Midwinter Fair in San Francisco Ja/25 7/4
- new rates from Flagstaff to different cities Mr/1 7/3
- more reduction in rates Mr/8 7/3
- H. S. Van Slyck, general agent, consults with wool growers about rates Mr/29 7/2
- sale of special tickets to Midwinter Fair to be discontinued in June My/24 7/3
- Fourth of July excursion tickets will be sold Je/14 2/2
- passengers taking midnight train should procure ticket day before Ag/16 notice 1/6
- rate of $10.35 from Flagstaff to Albuquerque Ag/30 7/2
- Albuquerque fair rates given Ag/30 8/2
- will give half fare rates to Odd Fellow's ball in Williams No/15 7/1
- will give half fare rates to Williams Thanksgiving ball No/22 7/2
  Freight
- traffic increased Fe/8 7/1
- might put freight boats on Colorado River No/29 1/3
  Schedules
- change in time card in Flagstaff Ag/9 7/2
- passenger train No. 3 delayed because of wash out Ag/16 7/4
- passenger trains delayed because of washouts Se/6 7/4
- passenger train No.3 late Se/13 3/4
- new time table No/1 7/2
Gila Valley, Globe & Northern
Garland constructing warehouse at Bowie; to begin grading Fe/1 2/2
Garland plans to probably only build twenty miles Fe/1 1/4
William Garland, owner, in Solomonville discussing plans Mr/29 1/4
grading progressing; will be completed to Ft. Thomas Ag/23 1/6
Gila Valley, Globe & Northern Railroad will reach Safford soon Se/27 1/5
Maricopa & Phoenix
generally talked and understood that Maricopa & Phoenix road is property of Southern Pacific Mr/8 1/4
to add Pullman tourist car Se/20 1/6
Prescott and Arizona Central Railroad
bonds for building it declared void by Journal-Miner Mr/29 2/3
new ties being put on Ap/5 7/1
remnants of railroad washed away in flood Ag/23 1/2
King to receive tax deed Ag/23 2/2
Nevada Southern
creditors thinking of extending road to mining region of Southern Nevada De/27 1/6
North & South
now running to Congress No/15 7/3
Phoenix plans to have celebration with completion of North and South road No/29 2/2
trains running ten miles of Congress Junction No/29 8/3
employees got 1,000 pounds of turkey De/6 1/3
branch road leading into Jerome completed De/13 2/3
laid to Hassayampa River; will now build bridge De/13 2/3
Proposed Arizona Roads
Garland road to Globe assured Ja/25 1/4
W. A. Clark plans railroad to go to mines in Jerome Ja/25 7/3
Southern Pacific train will be used on Bowie & Globe road Fe/22 1/4
different routes being considered to Jerome Mr/8 7/1
cost of Bowie to Globe to be $1,000,000 Mr/15 1/6
list of railroad declarations Ap/12 2/3
talk to build road in Prescott-Lynx Creek mining area My/17 1/4
track laying on Bowie and Globe road commenced My/17 1/5
grading contractors to start on Jerome road My/24 1/4
12 miles of track laid on Bowie-Globe road Je/7 1/6
contract let for grading on road from Benson to Fairbank Je/14 1/4
Bisbee Copper Co. let contract for grading road between Fairbanks and Benson Je/21 1/4
Tucson must take steps in securing north-south railroad Ag/9 1/2
Santa Fe
See Railroads--Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe--Santa Fe
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
See Railroads--Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe--Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
Southern Pacific
generally said that Maricopa & Phoenix road is property of Southern Pacific Mr/8 1/4
townsite of Benson sold by Pacific Improvement Co. to Southern Pacific Railroad Co. My/10 1/4
tramp Kennedy shot by Conductor Roller; sued railroad My/17 1/5
reduced rates for delegates going to Republican convention in Tucson Se/6 7/6
will carry delegates to Democratic Territorial Convention at reduced rates Se/13 3/1
to have limited passenger service between San Francisco and New Orleans Se/27 1/5
much better to ride than "burro" train between Nogales and Benson No/15 1/5
freight rate reduced so grain can be grown No/22 1/4
made taxes in Pima County No/29 8/3
made sweeping swipe at salary list De/13 1/3
United Verde & Pacific
articles of incorporation filed Mr/29 7/2
should be completed by Sept. 1 Ag/9 7/5

RAIN
See Weather

RANCHES AND FARMS
See also: Land and Land Tenure

W. H. Anderson has leased of Dr. D. J. Brannen the Anton Klein ranch north of town Ap/19 7/1
John Marshall sold ranch south of Flagstaff to B. F. Pritchard Jy/19 7/1

Prescott churches got $3,000 inside of 30 days Ap/12 1/4

RELIGIOUS DAYS
See Holidays and Religious Days

REPTILES
See Animals

REPUBLICAN PARTY
See Elections and Politics--Republican Party

RESTAURANTS
See Business

RIVERS
See Water and Water Resources

ROADS AND STREETS

First St. and Fourth St. mentioned Fe/8 7/5
A. W. Kinzie circulating petition for road overseer Fe/22 7/2
Stephen Purtyman is applicant for road overseer District No. 4 Mr/1 7/1
guide posts to be erected across Colorado Desert on the trail to Yuma Mr/29 2/1
road overseer appointed by Coconino County board of Supervisors Ap/5 1/4
E. S. Wilcox asks Board of Supervisors to work on Grand Canyon road; needs to talk to T. R. Gabel, A & P official My/24 2/2
Roadoverseer A. W. Kinsey allowed to work on Verde Road My/24 2/2
Hazeldine Ave., Third and Fourth streets in Tucson mentioned Ag/2 7/1
A1 Grady and George Morgan building roads in Chalcedony Park Ag/9 7/4
Coconino County Surveyor J. A. Lamport to lay out wagon road north to Tuba City and Grand Canyon roads Ag/30 2/3
miners need wagon road between Kingman and Ft. Mohave No/15 1/5
Washington St. in Phoenix mentioned No/22 1/3
Flagstaff
Railroad Ave. mentioned Ja/18 7/1
Aspen St. mentioned Mr/22 7/1
Railroad Ave. mentioned Mr/22 7/1
Birch St. mentioned Mr/29 7/2
Roadoverseer Mayflower has cleaned streets and alleys Ap/5 7/1
Leroux St. mentioned Ap/26 7/1
A. W. Kinsie, overseer, cleared streets south of railroad Ap/26 7/2
road being built to Lowell Observatory Ap/26 7/3
San Francisco St. mentioned Ap/26 7/3
Aspen Ave. mentioned Ap/26 7/4
Railroad Ave. mentioned Ap/19 2/3
San Francisco St. and Aspen Ave. mentioned Ap/19 7/2
road to observatory almost completed My/3 2/2
Leroux St. and Aspen Ave. mentioned My/3 7/3
Birch Ave. to be extended My/3 7/4
Railroad Ave. mentioned My/17 2/3
San Francisco St. mentioned Je/21 7/2
Aspen Ave. mentioned; San Francisco St. mentioned Je/28 7/1
Leroux St. mentioned Je/28 7/2
San Francisco St. mentioned Je/28 7/3
George Bagnall moved shoe manufactory to Railroad Ave. Jy/12 7/1
San Francisco St. mentioned Jy/26 7/2
Leroux St. mentioned Ag/30 7/4
San Francisco St. mentioned Ag/30 7/5
Railroad Ave. mentioned Se/13 3/2
San Francisco St. mentioned Se/20 7/1
Railroad Ave. mentioned Oc/18 7/2
San Francisco St. mentioned No/1 7/2
Railroad Ave. mentioned No/22 7/2
Leroux St. mentioned De/20 7/2
A1 Doyle doing some road work near school house De/20 7/2
Railroad Ave. mentioned De/27 2/4
Railroad Ave. mentioned De/27 7/1
Leroux St. mentioned De/27 7/3
Williams
Railroad Ave. mentioned Ja/25 2/3
South Second St. mentioned Ja/25 2/3
Third St. and Williams Ave. mentioned Ja/25 2/3
Fourth St. and Sherman Avenue mentioned Fe/1 1/4
Third St. and William Ave. mentioned Fe/1 7/5
Bill Williams Ave. and Third St. mentioned Mr/15 2/3
Railroad Ave. mentioned Ap/5 7/3
Second St. and Railroad Ave. mentioned My/17 2/3
Bill Williams Ave. and Fourth St. mentioned My/17 2/3
Second St. and Railroad Ave. mentioned My/24 2/3
Railroad Ave. mentioned Je/28 2/3
Second St. mentioned; Railroad Ave. mentioned Ag/23 2/3
West Railroad Ave. mentioned Ag/23 2/3
South Second St. mentioned Ag/30 2/3
Bill Williams Ave., Third St. mentioned Ag/30 2/3
South Third St. mentioned No/1 7/3

ROAD CONSTRUCTION
See Roads and Streets

ROBBERY
See Crimes and Criminals--Robbery

RODEOS
See Livestock--Sheep

RUINS
See Anthropology

RUSTLING
See Crimes and Criminals

ST. JOHNS

to have convention and court session next week Se/27 7/2

SALESMEN
See Business

SALOONS
See Business

SALVATION ARMY
See Welfare and Charity

SAN XAVIER

featured in Southwest Magazine No/15 7/3

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
See Pima County up to 1899

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

SANTA FE, PRESCOTT & PHOENIX RAILROAD
See Railroads--Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe--Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix

SCHOOL BOARDS
See Education and Schools

SCHOOL BUILDINGS
See Education and Schools

SCHOOLS
See Education and Schools

SCIENTISTS
See also: Educators

Prof. A. E. Douglass, Harvard University; Lowell Observatory astronomer Mr/15 2/1
Prof. G. H. Pickering, Harvard astronomer Ap/19 2/2
Prof. William H. Pickering, Mass.; Lowell astronomer My/3 2/2
Prof. Gale, astronomer My/10 2/2
Charles D. Walcott, New York, Geological Survey My/17 2/1
Maj. Powell, Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. My/17 2/1
Percival Lowell, Boston, Flagstaff Lowell Observatory Je/7 7/1
Prof. Wm. E. Story, Mass. astronomer Ag/23 7/1
Prof. J. W. Toumey, Territorial University and Dr. Sargeant, Harvard, to visit areas in Northern Arizona Ag/30 7/5
Dr. Edgar A. Mearns, Smithsonian scientist Se/6 8/4
Prof. Pickering, astronomer Se/20 8/4

SECRETARY OF ARIZONA
See Arizona

SHEEP
See Livestock--Sheep

SHERIFFS
See Law Enforcement Personnel

SHOOTING
See Accidents--Firearms; Crimes and Criminals--Shooting; Firearms; Sports

SILVER KING

mining camp post office ordered discontinued Ja/25 1/6

SMELTING
See Mines and Mining

SNAKE DANCE
See Indians

SNOW
See Weather

SOCIETIES
See Clubs and Organizations

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
See Railroads--Southern Pacific

toboggan coasting is enjoyed in Williams Ja/18 7/4
Flagstaff young people enjoy skating Mr/8 7/1
April 1^st to be day of sport in Winslow Mr/29 7/1
Chas. Randall, professional pedestrian, walking from New York to San Francisco, stopped over in Flagstaff Ap/26 7/2
E. Sandow, strong man of world, passed through Flagstaff on train Ap/19 7/5
Challender team won tug of war against Williams team Jy/5 7/1
many events occured in Flagstaff's Fourth of July Jy/5 7/2-3
A. E. Douglass gives rules on how to hike Grand Canyon Jy/19 1/5-6
article on "Method in Climbing" by A. E. Douglass appears in issue Jy/19 7/3
race to be held between horse and bicycle in Tucson Se/6 1/3
Tom O'Brien, Saginaw Lumber employee, and William Hamilton to have fight No/1 1/4
P. J. Brannen sold driving horse to Frank M. Murphy, Prescott No/29 7/1
P. J. Brannen purchased pair of black horses No/29 7/2
Baseball
Flagstaff Club to be reorganized My/17 7/1
Prescott and Flagstaff to play on Fourth of July My/31 7/3
game between two picked nines Je/21 7/2
Saginaw Nine at Williams and Flagstaff to play series Se/27 7/1
Flagstaff-Saginaw game postponed Oc/4 7/2
either Winslow or Williams to play Flagstaff; players listed Oc/25 7/4
William beats Flagstaff No/1 1/6
Bicycling
Harry Castle rides bicycle from Willcox to Solomonville Fe/15 1/4
D. B. Hennessy, Tombstone, and D. L. Bryon, ride bikes from Brussels to Paris My/10 1/6
E. A. Sliker and C. H. Coble rode bikes to Oak Creek from Flagstaff My/17 7/1
race to be held between Tucson and Nogales Je/7 1/5
what women should wear to bicycle (non-Arizona article) Je/14 6/2
Sheriff Donahue has bought bicycle from F. W. Sisson, Flagstaff Je/28 7/1
Dr. Cornish, Flagstaff, rode bike to Bellemont Jy/5 7/4
C. J. Spellmire and E. J. Babbitt both received new bicycles Jy/12 7/3
remember that pedestrian has right of way Jy/26 2/1
Dr. P. G. Cornish and C. H. Coble have bad adventure when miss turn to take ride around Peaks Jy/26 2/3
T. C. Donahue won Victor bicycle at Flagstaff raffle Jy/26 7/2
Miss Laura Hoxworth fell and sprained ankle while bicycling Ag/2 7/1
Flagstaff women riding bikes Ag/2 7/1
tournament to be held in Phoenix Ag/2 7/6
Jack Andrew, cyclist from New York comes West, followed by Indians while on bike Ag/9 3/1-3
Flagstaff group rode to Little Springs near Peaks Ag/16 7/1
Bert Doyle and John Vories have new bikes Ag/16 7/4
Fred Hawkins, Flagstaff, won bike at Catholic Fair raffle Ag/23 7/1
group to ride to Grand Canyon Ag/23 7/2
F. W. Sisson and C. H. Coble made trip around Peaks Ag/23 7/4
Flagstaff bicycle aggregation leave for Grand Canyon Ag/23 7/4
Flagstaff bicycle aggregation made it to Grand Canyon Ag/30 7/6
J. H. Hoskins, Jr. and Charles Keller have new Columbia bikes Se/6 7/2
Jos. Gildner thrown from bicycle in Flagstaff Se/6 7/2
George Seartes, Phoenix, exhibiting adjustments for coupling two bicycles Se/13 1/6
bicycles valued at $20,000 in Tucson Se/20 8/4
popular fad in Flagstaff Oc/18 7/1
Flagstaff photographer Osbon invents runner wheels De/6 7/4
bicycle bloomers have hit Tucson De/13 1/3
Fishing
See also: Oak Creek
Milton group fishing at Oak Creek My/17 7/1
Horse Racing
Arizona ponies invited to races in Los Angeles Fe/8 1/4
race horse car belonging to E. J. Baldwon passed through Flagstaff Ap/19 7/2
track put in next to Saginaw Mill in Williams Je/28 2/3
Hunting
Flagstaff group returned with ducks from Mormon Lake Oc/11 7/2
Harry Hoxworth and Will Friedlein gunning for squirrels Oc/25 7/1
Harry Hoxworth and Will Friedlein went duck hunting at Mormon Lake Oc/25 7/2
Harry Hoxworth and Will Friedlein return from duck hunting trip at Mormon Lake No/1 7/1
Harry Hoxworth and R. R. Willard went to Mormon Lake No/22 7/4
J. W. Francis and W. C. Bayless duck hunting at Mormon Lake No/29 7/2
Flagstaff group duck hunting at Mormon Lake No/29 7/2
Flagstaff group almost depopulated Mormon Lake of ducks No/29 7/3
game is not as plentiful De/13 7/3
deer and duck seeking warmer climate so Phoenix should get guns ready De/27 7/1
Shooting
Co. I, Flagstaff, and Co. K, St. Johns, to have target practice match Fe/22 2/3
Winslow to hold shotgun tournament Mr/15 7/1
R. Allen and Bain Black went to shooting tournament in Winslow Ap/5 7/1
Co. I, Flagstaff, and Co. K, Kingman, to have competitive target practice Je/14 7/4
F. W. Nelson, St. Johns, making arrangements for shooting contest between Cos. I and K at Winslow Je/21 7/3, 7/3
scores of shooting match in Winslow between I and K Cos. Je/28 7/3
Phoenix Repubican says Cos. I and K need to learn how to shoot Jy/19 7/4
turkey shooting Wednesday at race track No/29 7/1

STAGE COACH
See Transportation

STAGE COACH ROBBERY
See Crimes and Criminals--Robbery

STATEHOOD (for Arizona)
See Arizona--Statehood

STATISTICS

Chinese population in Arizona Ap/12 1/4
number of indictments in Maricopa County My/24 1/6
crimes in Gila County Je/7 1/4
Arizona's population Ag/9 8/2
statistics about great register of Coconino County No/1 7/2
increased ratio of criminals and paupers De/13 1/3

STOCK ASSOCIATIONS
See Livestock--Associations

STONE QUARRIES
See Quarries and Quarrying

STORES
See Building and Buildings; Business

STREAMS
See Water and Water Resources

STREETS
See Roads and Streets

STRIKES
See Railroads

STUDENTS
See Education and Schools

SUICIDES

John Bunyan Burton commits suicide with opium in mesa Fe/8 1/4
I. F. Coppel, Tucson, shoots himself Fe/8 1/5
family of I. F. Coppel being taken care of by people in Tucson Fe/15 1/5
H. M. Matheny commited suicide at Old Dominion with strychnine Fe/22 1/4
W. L. Dykes shoots himself in head Mr/1 7/4
W. L. Dykes was well known in Arizona Mr/8 7/1
Ah Quinn commited suicide in Tucson My/10 1/4
Judge Hawkins, Tempe lawyer, commits suicide in Minneapolis My/1 1/4
Joseph Mellison, sheep herder, shot himself My/24 /2
Harry A. Knudson shoots himself at Mammoth Mine Ag/2 1/4
Alfred J. Bean, Tombstone businessman, shot himself Ag/16 1/3
Thomas Secrest killed wife and then himself in Phoenix Se/27 1/5
Jacob Hirsch takes overdose of morphine No/15 2/3
Fred Barham commited suicide with a rope near Casa Grande No/29 1/3

SUNDAY SCHOOLS
See Protestants and Protestantism

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
See Educators

SURVEYING

hard to do in mountains of Arizona Fe/15 1/6
Charles E. Perkins to survey border on White Mountain Reservation Mr/15 1/6
J. A. Lamport in Williams surveying for Saginaw Lumber Co. Mr/29 7/1
J. A. Lamport doing surveying near Williams Je/28 7/2
J. A. Lamport surveying near Cornville Ag/2 7/5
C. E. Perkins, who has contract for surveying government lands, is in Flagstaff Ag/2 7/6
C. E. Perkins in charge of government surveying party at Cedar Ranch Ag/23 7/2
boundary survey from E1 Paso to San Diego completed Se/20 1/5
J. A. Lamport surveying road from Williams to Grand Canyon No/29 7/2

TARIFFS AND CUSTOMS

William Morris appointed inspector of customs under Collector Webb, at Nogales Mr/15 7/1
total imports at Nogales custom house for 1893 given Ap/12 1/4
imports and export statistics for Arizona Je/28 1/4

TAX AND TAXATION
See also: individual counties

delinquent tax roll of Pinal County will amount to $28,000 Ja/4 1/4
assessor will begin work in February Ja/4 7/1
Coconino County taxpayers complain Ja/18 2/1
railroad company to pay taxes to Coconino County Ja/18 /2
Cornish collecting taxes in Coconino County Fe/1 7/3
delinquent tax is large one for Coconino County Fe/8 7/2
Sheriff Donahue has deputies assessing Fe/8 7/5
Tax Collector Cornish, Coconino County, getting delinquent tax list ready Fe/15 7/2
delinquent taxpayers will have names in printed roll Fe/15 7/3
A. T. Cornish, treasurer for Coconino County, prints tax list Mr/8 sup. 2/5
delinquent tax list of Maricopa County amounts to $92,000 Mr/8 114
delinquent tax list for Coconino County for 1893 Mr/8 sup. 1/1-5, 2/1-5
Mike Coleman paid poll tax twice; refunded Mr/15 1/4
delinquent tax list for Coconino County again printed Mr/15 7/5
$12 000 of Pima County delinquent taxes involved in litigation My/17 1/4
Coconino County treasurer A. T. Cornish commenced sale of property on which taxes are delinquent Mr/29 7/2
ore on dump at United Verde Copper Co. can be assessed Jy/26 7/4
Board of Equalization completes work Ag/2 1/5
tax decisions made in various Arizona cases Ag/16 1/5
reduction of Prescott City taxes Ag/16 7/2
assessments of animals and property given for various counties Ag/23 1/5
assessments of various counties Ag/30 1/2, 1/3
Coconino County's duplicate tax roll to be completed soon Ag/30 7/5
notice to taxpayers about delinquent taxes Oc/18 7/5
notice to Flagstaff taxpayers No/22 notice 8/5

TEACHERS
See Educators

TEACHERS' COLLEGES
See Colleges and Universities

TELEGRAPH
See Communications--Telegraph

TELEPHONE
See Communications--Telephone

TEMPERANCE
See Alcohol and Drugs

TEMPE

incorporated De/13 2/3

TEMPERATURE
See Weather

TERRITORIAL FAIRS
See Fairs

TERRITORIAL PRISONS
See Prisons and Prisoners

TEXTBOOKS
See Education and Schools

THANKSGIVING
See Holidays and Religious Days

TOMBSTONE

black tail deer begging on streets Fe/8 1/4
seems to be going to "demnition bow wows" My/10 1/4
brings in another unguilty verdict De/13 2/3

TOURISTS AND TOURISM
See also: Grand Canyon; Oak Creek; Walnut Canyon

Sun receives inquiries daily about Arizona Fe/8 7/2
San Francisco tourists come to Tucson when snowing; complain of weather Fe/22 1/4
ex-President Harrison received in Williams Mr/8 2/3
Albuquerque group visit Cliff Dwellers Ap/5 7/1
description of sites to see in article on Coconino County Ap/12 8/3
group from New York visit Cliff and Cave dwellings and Grand Canyon Ap/26 7/4
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hubbard, California, visit Grand Canyon and other sites My/10 7/1
Los Angeles group shipwrecks in Gulf of California My/17 1/5
many groups visiting Grand Canyon My/17 7/3,7/3,7/3
Chicago group visits area and stay at home of D. M. Riordan My/31 7/1
Needles group planning to visit Grand Canyon My/31 7/4
Saginaw Lumber Co. entertains group from California in Williams; to go to Grand Canyon Je/7 2/2
group of Santa Fe railroad people visits points of interest in Northern Arizona Je/28 7/2
Phoenix group in Flagstaff; plans to go to Grand Canyon Jy/12 7/1
J. Walter Gannon and Frank S. Gannon, New York, visiting sights Ag/2 7/1
Dr. T. Mitchell Prudden, New York, pleased with Flagstaff area scenery Ag/2 7/1
group goes to Montezuma Well Ag/2 2/2
Phoenix group visiting Clear Creek Ag/2 7/6
Flagstaff group returns from Montezuma Well Ag/9 7/5
if north-south road built through Arizona, more people would not go on to California Ag/16 1/2
E. H. Angell, Denver, organizes Chalcedony Park near Holbrook Ag/16 7/6
Bass and party returned to Williams from Grand Canyon and Supai villages Ag/30 2/3
Miss Matha McClure, Illinois, to visit Ash Fork and Cataract Canyon Se/13 3/1
C. H. Fancher family, A & P railroad, to visit points of interest Se/13 3/2
C. H. Fancher family, Albuquerque, and Dr. A. I. Bouffein, Chicago, visiting points of interest in Northern Arizona Se/20 7/2
Santa Fe Railroad will have Flagstaff and vicinity become leading mountain resort on line No/1 7/2
Eunice Goodrich and Co., dramatic company, visit sights of Northern Arizona No/8 7/4
D. M. Riordan takes Arthur Wells to see sighs De/20 7/2
Flagstaff
group goes to Flagstaff Ja/4 7/3
passengers from train admire San Francisco Peaks Mr/1 7/2
ex-President Harrison was passenger on train through Flagstaff Mr/1 7/4
Coconino Sun receiving many letters of inquiry about Flagstaff area No/15 7/5
many inquiries about Flagstaff and area No/29 2/2
Flagstaff--Hotel Arrivals
Ja/4 7/2
Ja/11 7/3
Ja/18 7/5
Ja/25 7/5
Fe/1 7/4
Fe/8 7/6
Fe/22 7/3
Mr/1 7/4
Mr/8 2/4
Mr/15 7/5
Mr/22 7/4
Mr/29 2/3
Ap/5 7/4
Ap/12 7/6
Ap/19 7/4

TRAIN ROBBERY
See Crimes and Criminals--Robbery

TRAINS
See Railroads

TRANSPORTATION
See also: Advertisements; Bridges; Communications; Railroads; Roads and Streets

Margarita, boat, launched at Yuma Fe/8 1/4
steamer Mohave will travel through Black Canyon on Colorado River My/17 1/4
Los Angeles group shipwrecks in Gulf of California My/17 1/5
Godfrey Sykes is making row boat for E. S. Gosney My/17 7/2
stages on southern end of Wickenburg route to be hurried up Je/7 2/1
distances given to places near Flagstaff Jy/26 8/2
L. L. Burns, Flagstaff, added platform wagon to transfer outfit Je/28 7/2
W. H. Van Fossen, son Richard and Marcus Richardson have gone 900 miles in wagon Jy/19 7/3
Godfrey Sykes and John Fox prepare boats for trip down Gulf of California Ag/9 7/4
E. S. Wilcox put new wagon on Flagstaff-Grand Canyon stage line Ag/16 7/2
Sykes Bros. left for Gulf in boat Brittania Ag/23 7/1
A & P railroad might put freight boats on Colorado River No/29 1/3
wagon freighting to and from Jerome will become thing of past No/29 1/3
stage coach to take less than 20 hours between Phoenix and Prescott De/6 1/3

TREASURER OF ARIZONA
See Arizona

TUCSON

Charles T. Connell is recorder after T. A. Judd dies Ap/12 1/4
shade trees set out Ap/19 1/4
Bobb Todd and Paul Heermans running for city offices No/29 8/3
city elections held; officers listed De/13 2/3
has many beggars and tramps De/27 1/3

UNIVERSITIES
See Colleges and Universities

VALENTINE'S DAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

VEGETABLES
See Agriculture

VETERINARY MEDICINE
See Livestock

VOTING
See Elections and Politics

W. C. T. U.
See Alcohol and Drugs

WAGONS
See Transportation

WALNUT CANYON
See also: Tourists and Tourism

description Ap/12 8/3
J. M. Gregory and son visit cliffs My/10 7/3

WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
See Holidays and Religious Days

WATER AND WATER RESOURCES
See also: Disasters; Colorado River; Weather

W. P. Hutchinson, Chicago, is in Prescott in connection with Bill Williams Fork water storage enterprise Ja/25 1/4
sinking for water continues at Day & Hunter miner Quijotoa Fe/1 2/2
water running in River de Flag Fe/22 7/1
Yuma has granted a charter to George A. Allen for construction of water works Ap/19 1/4
Col. E. C. Vincent to build reservoirs and ditches on Navajo Indian Reservation My/31 1/6
boring for artesian water progressing at Gila Bend Je/7 1/4
Flagstaff needs water works system Je/28 7/1
banks of River de Flag overflowing Jy/19 7/2
sulphur spring found at Arizona Dam; cures rheumatism Ag/9 1/3
Gila Bend canal and dam site sold to Colorado Land and Canal Co. Se/6 1/3
dispatches state that Arizona Land & Irrigation Co. collapsed Se/20 1/5
Flagstaff taking steps to get water works Se/20 7/5
amount of water pumped in Prescott De/13 1/3
Canals and Irrigation
contract for construction of Rio Verde canal in Maricopa County awarded to R. B. Langdon & Co., Minneapolis Je/14 1/4
National Irrigation Congress to be held in September in West Ap/26 2/3
Acting Gov. Bruce appointed Prof. Edward M. Boggs, Territorial University, as delegate to National Irrigation Congress in Denver Ag/2 1/4
delegation sent to irrigation congress Ag/9 1/3
Colorado Irrigation Co. will water lands near Yuma Se/6 1/6
Lieut. Plummer wants investigation concerning waste of money to build irrigation ditch on Navajo Reservation Oc/4 2/2
irrigation being studied by Prof. E. M. Boggs at University of Arizona No/8 2/3-4
Gen. W. 0. O'Neill, Buckeye Canal Co., entered into contract for enlarging system; time extended De/20 2/3
G. W. Pattee had 300 ft. of pipe made by Harry Hoxworth, for irrigating purposes on Verde De/20 8/5
Dams
150 men working on Gila bend canal dam Ja/25 1/4
surplus earth above A & P dam being moved Fe/1 7/5
work on A & P dam at Williams finished Mr/8 2/3
work has commenced on dam near Williams Ap/26 1/4
dam being worked on near Williams My/3 2/3
extension proposed for A & P dam My/17 2/3
stone laying started at dam south of Williams My/24 2/3
dam broke at Silver Lake Ag/2 1/6
work being pushed on dam near Williams Ag/9 2/3
Navajos cut dam at Tuba City Ag/9 7/5
work on dam south of Williams almost completed Se/13 2/4
three Moqui Indians arrested for breaking dam Se/13 3/5
A & P railroad solved water problem with huge dam south of Williams No/15 7/5
Wells
E. Lamb's experimental well at Williams proved successful Ja/25 2/3
Willcox farmer sunk well and water rose to 16 ft. below surface Fe/22 1/4
well of water been struck on McRae ranch at St. David Mr/1 1/4
McRae, St. David, files claim with Cochise County about flowing well Mr/8 1/4
J. Kaufman and Sanford Rowe in charge of well at Chino Mr/15 2/3
Sandford Rowe is sinking well for A & P railroad south of Seligman
artesian well boring at St. David progressing My/17 1/6
work going on at artesian well on Richland stock farm of E. F. Kellner Je/21 1/4
boring began again at Gila Bend Je/21 1/6
boring at Gila Bend reaches water Je/28 1/4
Sandford Rowe, Williams, sinking well in Pine Springs section Ag/2 7/1
Jim Burke, Wickenburg, cattleman, sinking well Ag/16 1/3
court case being made out of plan to award first one to strike artesian well in Coconino County Se/13 8/4

WEATHER
See also: Colorado River

snow two feet deep Ja/4 7/1
mirage occurs at Arizola Ja/11 2/2
Samuel Hughes has bet snow will fall in Tucson Ja/25 1/4
eight inches of snow fell in Tucson in 1880 Fe/1 2/3
J. G. Fair, ex-U. S. senator, says Yuma has great climate Fe/8 1/5
snow storm along A & P lines Fe/8 7/2
group from San Francisco comes to Tucson while snowing; complains of climate Fe/22 1/4
Arizona has best all year round climate Mr/1 7/1
Rio Grande valley has wind storms Mr/1 7/1
cleaness of Arizona's atmosphere being tested by Prof. A. E. Douglass, Harvard University Mr/15 2/1
given for Territory Mr/22 1/5
Bible belonging to A. O. U. W. lodge lost in 1891 flood near Yuma; found in sand in 1894 by M. J. Nugent Mr/29 1/6
report for Arizona Ap/26 1/6
weather report for Arizona Ap/19 1/5
dust storm at Needles Ap/19 7/2
A. E. Douglass investigating sand storms My/10 2/2
sandstorm along A & P line My/17 7/2
report for Arizona My/24 1/5
Phoenicians think 100 degrees in shade is cool Je/21 2/1
showers doing ranges lots of good Jy/5 7/1
rains at Grand Canyon Jy/12 7/1
good rain all over Territory Jy/19 1/4
showers in Coconino County Jy/19 7/1
rain all over Territory Ag/9 2/1
bad electric storm from Williams to Winslow Ag/9 7/1
Fairbank damaged by cloudburst Ag/16 1/3
Phoenix weather became cool: 116 degrees Ag/16 2/1
not much rain near Tucson; more in Nogales Ag/23 1/5
hail storm near Bellemont Ag/30 7/2
bad storm at Bisbee does damage Se/6 1/3
rains cause rise in River de Flag Se/6 7/3
fall equinoctials have come Oc/18 7/1
plenty of rain for ranges De/6 2/1
Prescott has first snow De/13 1/3
Phoenix thinks Flagstaff is snowbound all winter De/27 7/4
Flagstaff
last day of old year was 3 degrees below zero Ja/4 7/1
extremely cold; temperatures given Ja/11 7/1
one degree below zero Ja/18 7/1
snow Fe/8 7/1
much cooler Fe/8 7/2
heavy snow storm Fe/15 7/1
spring like Mr/1 7/1
below zero Mr/8 7/1
highest and lowest temperature given for days in March Mr/8 2/1
warm and spring like Mr/15 7/1
March went out like a lamb Ap/15 7/1
windy Ap/12 7/1
thunderstorm and then snow Ap/12 7/6
snow My/3 7/1
wind fails to blow up needed rain My/24 7/1
showers My/31 7/1
Monday was windy Je/21 7/1
lightning strikes different places in town Jy/5 7/4
summer Jy/12 7/3
snow on Humphrey Peak Jy/19 7/1
storm of rain and hail Jy/19 7/2
snow fell on Peaks Jy/19 7/3
hail storm heavy; River de Flag ran banks full Jy/26 7/2
showers Ag/2 7/1
lightning hits Bank Hotel Ag/9 7/4
plenty of rain Ag/9 7/5
rain in Flagstaff area Ag/16 7/1
rain Ag/23 7/1
rainy season about over Se/6 7/2
showers Se/27 7/2
signs of winter Oc/25 2/3
dash of frost No/15 7/2
laying in wood for cold weather No/29 7/1
fine fall weather No/29 7/3
first snow storm De/6 7/1
November and December temperatures De/13 7/1
snow is king De/20 1/4
weather prophets who predicted late winter disappeared De/20 7/1
better weather promised De/20 7/2
Flagstaff Temperatures
March temperatures Mr/29 2/1
temperatures for March Mr/22 2/1
March temperatures Mr/15 2/1
March and April temperatures Ap/5 1/6
April temperatures Ap/12 2/1
April temperatures Ap/19 2/1
April temperatures Ap/26 2/1
April and May temperatures My/3 2/1
April temperatures My/10 2/1
May temperatures My/17 2/1
May temperatures My/24 2/1
May temperatures My/31 2/1
June temperatures Je/7 2/1
June temperatures Je/14 2/1
June temperatures Je/21 2/1
June temperatures Je/28 2/1
June and July temperatures Jy/5 2/1
July temperatures Jy/12 2/1
July temperatures Jy/19 2/1
July temperatures Jy/26 2/1
July and August temperatures Ag/2 2/1
August temperatures Ag/9 2/1
August temperatures Ag/16 2/1
August temperatures Ag/23 2/1
August temperatures Ag/30 2/1
August temperatures Se/6 2/1
September temperatures Se/13 2/1
September temperatures Se/20 2/1
September temperatures Se/27 2/1
September temperatures Oc/4 2/1
October temperatures Oc/18 7/1
October and November temperatures No/1 7/1
November temperatures No/8 7/1
November temperatures No/15 7/1
November temperatures No/22 7/1
November temperatures No/29 7/1
November and December temperatures De/6 7/1
Williams
snow storm in Williams Fe/15 7/5
snow fell Mr/8 2/3
having lots of rain Ag/9 2/3
lightning struck Dr. C. F. Roberts' drug store Ag/30 2/3
storms over in Williams Se/13 2/4

WELLS
See Water and Water Resources--Wells

WESTERN UNION
See Communications--Telegraph

WELFARE AND CHARITY

members of Salvation Army working mine in Huachuca Mts. Se/13 4/4
Salvation Army good antidote for populism Oc/25 1/6

WILLIAMS

W. A. Deering thinks Williams improving since he visited in 1892 Fe/22 7/5
sanitary conditions need to be improved Mr/15 1/4
salaries of sanitary inspectors reduced; town in poor condition Mr/22 2/2
description Ap/12 8/3-4

WOMEN
Includes any article pertaining to a woman or women.

Ja/4: hold gun on man 1/4; Indian girls marry 1/5; non-Arizona article 3/--; visit Los Angeles 7/1; father dies 7/1; son born, daughter born 7/2; move to California 7/2; ill 7/4
Ja/11: non-Arizona article 2/1; steal jewels 2/2; non-Arizona articles 3/4-6; daughter born 7/3; father dies 7/4
Ja/18: non-Arizona articles 3/1-2; telegraph message needs to be picked up 7/4
Ja/25: marries 2/3; marries 2/3, 2/3; girl born 2/3; non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; returns home after visit 7/2
Fe/1: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; marries 7/3; marries 7/5
Fe/8: non-Arizona articles 6/5-6; marries 7/2
Fe/15: non-Arizona articles 3/5-6; infant dies 7/1; daughter born 7/1; marries 7/4
Fe/22: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; to visit friends 7/1; marries 7/1; returns from trip to East 7/2; to reside in California 7/2; marries 7/4
Mr/l: visits sister 2/3; visits in Flagstaff 7/1; went to fair 7/1; return home after visiting 7/2; thanks doctor for glasses 7/3; marries 7/4
Mr/8: ill 2/3, 2/3; at Bank Hotel 2/4; non-Arizona articles 6/3-4; ill 7/1; in town 7/1; travel 7/1, 7/1; travel to California 7/1; visit 7/2; write testimonials for optician 7/3; use to have restaurant 7/3
Mr/15: receives teaching certificate 1/6; trip to California 2/3; left for California 2/3; recovers from illness 2/3; returns to Williams 2/3; non-Arizona article 3/3-4; returns from California 7/1; dies 7/1; marries 7/1; visits relatives 7/3; marries 7/3
Mr/22: visits brother 2/3; marries 2/3; non-Arizona articles 3/1-2; daughter born 7/1; buys house 7/1; left for Tombstone 7/2; citizenship 7/3; divorce proceedings 7/3
Mr/29: files for coal land 1/4; non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; gives reception 7/1; marries 7/1; remains in California for awhile 7/1; returns from Phoenix 7/1; returns from traveling 7/1; steps on nail 7/1; murders 7/3; son born 7/4; returns from California 7/4; court cases 7/4; visit 7/5
Ap/5: visited Cliff Dwellings 7/1; visit Los Angeles 7/2; moves to Flagstaff from Los Angeles 7/2; marries 7/2; visit California 7/2; dead 7/3; returns from California 7/3; visit from Ohio 7/6
Ap/12: marries 1/4; non-Arizona articles 3/4-5; visit California 7/1; establishing kindergarten 7/2; land court dispute 7/2; visit 7/3, 7/3; returns from visit 7/3; accompanies husband for part of trip 7/3; return from visit 7/3; son born 7/3; spent winter in East 7/5
Ap/26: arrive home 1/4; stepped on nail 1/4; to make home in Williams 1/4; non-Arizona article 6/3-4; files plat for addition to township 7/2; in town 7/2; return from trip 7/2; visit Flagstaff 7/2; go to Midwinter Fair 7/3; teaches 7/3; dies 7/5
Ap/19: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; go to Midwinter Fair 7/1; spend summer in Seligman 7/1; teaches school 7/1 ; daughter born 7/4; marries 7/4; sings at meeting 7/4
My/3: real estate transfer 2/3; starts private school 2/3; non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; leave for home 7/1; go to Phoenix 7/2; return from Arkansas 7/3; visit daughter 7/3; visits daughter 7/3; visit Grand Canyon 7/3; at ranch visiting 7/4; marries 7/5; marries 7/5; son born 7/5
My/10: receive benefit certificate because of husband's death 1/4; wear divided skirt to ride horse in Phoenix: causes commotion 2/3; teacher 7/1; returns home 7/1; go to Washington 7/2; travel to Phoenix 7/2; Church ladies to give social 7/2; return from visit 7/3 ; marries 7/4
My/17: has singing class 2/3; son born 2/3; plans to educate Indians 2/4; returns from California 7/1; visits Germany 7/2; daughter born 7/3
My/24: Pythian Sisters give ball 2/3; Women and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/1-6; visit Grand Canyon 7/1; marries 7/2; visiting in Alabama 7/2; visiting cousin 7/3; return from Phoenix 7/3
My/31: Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; spend summer in Flagstaff 7/1; will reside in Prescott 7/1; Memorial Day observance 7/2; return to Chicago after visiting 7/2; daughter born 7/5
Je/7 give supper 2/2; organizes Pythian Sisters Lodge 2/2; return to Arkansas 2/3; real estate transfers 2/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2 ; return home after attending school 7/1; visiting parents 7/1; to marry 7/3; gives birth 7/5
Je/14: non-Arizona articles 2/1; at ranch 2/2; visits Grand Canyon 2/2; Woman and Home: non-Arizona article about what to wear while riding bicycling 6/1-2; teaches school 7/1; returns from vacation 7/1; visiting in Kansas 7/1; visit relatives 7/1; visiting relatives 7/1; "horrible" procession 7/2; have property burned 7/4; daughter born 7/5
Je/21: Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/1-2; visit Oak Creek 7/1; travel to St. Louis 7/2; brother visiting 7/2; go to Grand Canyon 7/2; to marry 7/2; fishing at Oak Creek 7/2; will spend summer in Boston 7/3; son born 7/5
Je/28: visit Midwinter Fair 2/3; ill 2/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona article 3/4-5; delayed because of railroad strike 7/2; marries 7/4, 7/4
Jy/5: visit Flagstaff 7/1
Jy/12: visit friends 7/1; finally arrive 7/1; visiting relatives 7/1; return to Chicago 7/3; travel to Los Angeles 7/3; son born 7/4
Jy/19: brother visiting 7/1; visiting sister 7/1; visits parents 7/1; left for Los Angeles 7/2; stop in Flagstaff 7/3; real estate transfers 7/4
Jy/26: marries 1/4; teaches 2/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/3-4; to marry 7/1; left for Iowa 7/2; hammock rope breaks 7/5
Ag/2: Woman and Home: non-Arizona article 6/1-2; Flagstaff women riding bikes 7/1; in town 7/1; Flagstaff ladies visit Williams 7/1; sprained ankle when fell from bike 7/1; return to home in East 7/1; goes to California to join husband 7/2; visit friend in Flagstaff 7/2; marries 7/6
Ag/9: Women suffrage 2/1; visiting home in Kansas 2/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 6/1; ill 7/1; principal and teachers 7/4; at Oak Creek 7/2; visit Grand Canyon 7/2; visit Grand Canyon 7/2
Ag/16: teaches 1/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona article 6/1-2; club officers 7/1; visiting friends 7/4; son born 7/4; visited son 7/6; real estate transfers 8/2
Ag/23: travel to Texas 2/3; recovers from typhoid fever 2/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; arrive in Flagstaff 7/1; visiting 7/1; group goes to Grand Canyon 7/2; return from Grand Canyon 7/2; visiting cousin 7/2; district court decisions 7/3
Ag/30: dies 2/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/4; received letter from brother 7/1; visiting sister 7/1; visiting daughter 7/1; visiting 7/1; in town with brother 7/5
Se/6: teacher 1/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; arrives from Illinois 7/1; return from St. Louis 7/1; travel to Colorado 7/2; joins husband 7/2; travel to Kansas 7/2; teachers 7/5
Se/13: expects grandson to attend school in Williams 2/4; mother dies 2/4; teacher 2/4; sold millinery shop 2/4; on M.E. church supper committee 2/4; return to Ohio 3/1; will visit Cataract Canyon 3/1; arrived in Flagstaff 3/1; attended fair 3/2; to marry 3/2; dead 3/2; to travel to Europe 3/2; sell out millinery stock 3/3; brother visiting 3/4; son born 3/6
Se/20: sends leaves to be analyzed 1/5; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 6/3-4; postmaster 7/1; return from Arkansas 7/2; travel to Chicago 7/2; Flagstaff women visit 7/2; twin sons born; one dies 7/6; daughter born, son born 7/6
Se/27: Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; to marry 7/1; son born 7/4; marries 7/4
Oc/4: had tumor removed 1/6; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/5-6; return to Needles 7/1; opens restaurant 7/1; visit in Prescott 7/2; marries 7/4
Oc/11: assist in receiving at party 1/6; Woman and home: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; return from Grand Canyon 7/1; travel to Europe 7/1; in Iowa 7/1; visit from Wisconsin 7/1; milliner 7/1; visit from Los Angeles 7/1; goes to California for winter 7/2; marries 7/5
Oc/18: Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/1-2; left for Boston 7/1; return from Boston 7/1; closes kindergarten to go to Denver 7/1; have card game 7/2; son born 7/5; daughter born 7/5
Oc/25: Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/1-2; Territorial Teachers' Association 7/4
No/l: milliner 7/1 ; asked Board of Supervisors for compensation for care of some children 8/3
No/8: Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/4-6; visiting brother's family 7/1; buying winter supplies 7/1; has chickens for sale 7/6
No/15: has sick hens 1/4; treasurer of Arizona Teachers Association 2/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 2/5-6; children born 7/1; winters in Denver 7/1; have restaurant business 7/1; will lead Epworth League 7/2; attend farewell reception 7/2; teaches 7/2; blind 7/2; winters in Illinois 7/2; leave for Boston 7/3; sing at banquet 7/4
No/22: voting in other states 2/1, 2/1; Woman and Home: non-Arizona article 4/1-2; marries 7/1; visiting 7/1; charges two with unlawfully possessing her cattle 7/2; mother visits 7/2; in entertainment 7/4
No/29: murdered 1/3; Woman and Home: non Arizona articles 3/1-2; will spend winter in Georgia 7/1; in fire 7/4; son born 7/5
De/6: to marry 2/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/3-4 ; leave for Prescott 7/1; visit Flagstaff 7/1, 7/1, 7/1; visiting in Challender 7/2; returned from Illinois 7/2; winters in Los Angeles 7/2; dies 7/2; leaves for California 7/2, 7/2; returned from Arkansas 7/4
De/13: Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 6/1-2; left for Los Angeles 7/1; return from Ohio 7/1; marries 7/4
De/20: elected club officers 2/3; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 5/1-2; predicts showers 7/1; up from Challender 7/2; mother comes to visit daughters 7/3; children born 7/5; walked 8 miles to go to friend's wedding 8/3
De/27: Flagstaff woman has baby in Paris 2/4; Woman and Home: non-Arizona articles 3/1-2; visits sister 7/4; sons born 7/4; visiting 7/5; stenographer 7/5; marries 7/5; marries 8/5

WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
See Alcohol and Drugs

WOOL
See Livestock--Sheep

YAVAPAI COUNTY

assessment given Ja/18 7/3
production of gold and silver given Fe/15 1/4
Mrs. Alice McInernay to take care of county's indigent Fe/15 1/4
District Attorney Morrison sent notice to four ex-supervisors requiring payments Mr/8 1/4
expenses Mr/8 2/1
Board of Supervisors purchased Sanders ranch for county hospital and poor farm My/10 1/4
tax levy 7/1
Probate Judge Wilson gives notice that administrators and executors make final setelement No/22 2/1

YUMA COUNTY

tax levy given Se/6 2/4

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