The Weekly Arizona Miner Nov. 18 1881
Born
in Prescott
on the morning of the 15th
to wife of William Derbia, a daughter
The Weekly Arizona
Miner Nov. 18
1881 Tuesday
The
following
passengers arrived
per Black Campon stage Today:
S.A. Logan, C.H.
McNeil, Geo.
Hall and Dan Stevens. Wm. Rowe departed by the same line.
The Weekly Arizona
Miner Nov. 18
1881 Tuesday
A man named
Stevens, brought in
from the tunnel a few days since,
with his head
fearfully injured by a
stone rolling on it from the hillside, died at the
Hospital this
morning, after suffering great pain
since the accident.
The Weekly Arizona
Miner Nov. 18
1881 Tuesday
The
Prescott school has now over 130
pupils, and for the purpose of doing justice
to the scholars
the
trustees have decided to employ another teacher,
when will enable
the
children in attendance receiving all necessary instructions.
Arizona Weekly Journal
Miner 1896-07-01
Prescott- Dr. Dutcher reports the birth today of a fine nine-pound boy
to Mr. and Mrs. Ed M. Blake.
A telegram from Yuma says that Sam Lee, a Chinese merchant of Gila
city,
was murdered on Thursday night. the motive was robbery.
Two men have been arrested, charged with the shooting of Mike Anderson,
on Lynx Creek, recently.
They are A. Nelson and Pete Burns. they were taken out today to have
their preliminary examanations before
Justice John Berrie, of Pine tree Precinct. J.E. Morrison went out to
represent the territory
Prescott Morning
Courier 1904-09-13
Dr. McCandless reports the birth of a son to the wife of Chas. Born,
Sunday Sept. 11, 1904.
Arizona Weekly Journal
Miner 1892-04-27
Mrs. Hall at the Hillside mine gave birth to twins, son and daughter,
April 4th.
Prescott Courier: The
Weekly Phoenix Herald April 16 1896
Deputy U. S. Marshal Morrell yesterday brought Harry Lorraine from
Jerome and lodged him in jail on a charge of voluntarily engaging
in a pugilistic encounter at Jerome March15, 1890, in violation
of the recently passed United States anti-prize fighting law.
There was a accident at the McCabe mine yesterday in which one man
sustained a broken leg and two others were somewhat bruised.
The accident is reported to have been caused by the failure of a brake
to work, thereby closing a car to fall.
Mrs. George Jackson, aged about 74 years, died at Walnut Grove April 8,
1896. She was an old and highly respected resident of this
section
who leaves two sons and a daughter, all married and living in
this county. The late George Jackson, who died some years ago,
was
husband of-the deceased lady,and a pioneer of this section who
participated in many fights with the bloodthirsty Apaches.
T. W Boggs is in from his Butternut mine. Big Bug district. The ore of
this mine is free smelting and carries copper, gold and silver.
The
vein is from 4 to 6 feet wide and workings are carried on almost
without the use of any powder. There are 300 tons of ore on
the dump, 100 tons of which will shortly be worked
at the
Commercial Mining Company's smelters; 113 feet of development was been
done upon the mine. It is considered one of the best
properties in this section.
