News Clippings from Tucson, Arizona

A thriving community full of news of the military, stages, freight, farming, neighbors, schools. Family names include: Achuff, Ake, Aldrich, Allen, Alling, Anderson, Anthony, Antonio, Aradie, Archibald, Arnold, Austin, Bashford, Backus, Baine, Baker, Barnes, Barnum, Bashford, Begg, Benedict, Bennett, Bichard, Bickers, Bonnor, Bostick, Brady, Brichta, Brown, Buckalew, Capron, Carrillo, Castro, Charaleau, Colson, Conwell, Cook, Cox, Cuevas, Culver, Davis, Delaney, Dickinson, Doones, Doss, Drachman, Driscoll, Duane, Dublin, Dufficy, Dunne, Durfee, Eichel, Elder, Elias, Erlandson, Ewing, Fairbanks, Farrell, Ferguson, Ferrin, Ferry, Fish, Flanery, Flornoy, Foreman, Foster, Fowler, Gilbert, Glassman, Goldberg, Goldtree, Gonzalez, Goodwin, Gould, Grant, Handy, Harris, Hayden, Head, Hodges, Hinds, Holt, Hooker, Hucke, Hughes, Hutton, Inigo, Israel, Jacobs, Jahoncean, Jones, Jaeding, Jouvanceau, Kelsey, Kelly, Kelson, Kennedy, Kirkland, Kitchen, Lazard, Leon, Leopolde, Lesinsky, Levin, Lord, Luenstein, Lyon, Maginty, Mansfield, Marsh, Marshall, Mattison, McCaffrey, McCoy, McCormick, McKenna, McLean, Meyer, Meyers, Miles, Miller, Mills, Mohrman, Moreno, Morgan, Morris, Mullan, Neugass, Neuss, Nevarez, Ochoa, Osborne, Ott, Oury, Overton, Palm, Payle, Phelps, Platt, Point, Prentiss, Puchico, Raglon, Ramirez, Richardson, Ricord, Rivers, Robinson, Romano, Riordan, Rusk, Sales, Sanders, Schmidt, Scott, Shelton, Shibell, Silvas, Singleton, Smith, Spring, Stevens, Stickney, Stone, Struby, Suastiqui, Sweeny, Tapia, Thayer, Titus, Todd, Toole, Towney, Trask, Tully, Walker, Wallace, Ward, White, Whitney, Wilbur, Williams, Winters, Woffenden, Wood, Wooster, Yale, Zeckendorf
Newspapers seen in this book: Arizona Citizen (Tucson, Arizona), Arizona Miner (Fort Whipple, Arizona), The Weekly Arizona Miner (Prescott, Arizona), The Weekly Arizonan (Tubac then Tucson, Arizona)
Some of the articles can be difficult to read and some were so poorly preserved they were not included in this collection. Each article or advertisement is well over 100 years old.