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Secretary of the Territory1863-1922
RG 6
Creator:
Secretary of the Territory
Title:
Secretary of the Territory
Inclusive Dates:
1863-1922
Quantity:
140 Boxes, 234 Volumes, 64 Microfilm
Abstract:
This collection consists of administrative and other
records collected during the time Arizona had a territorial government. The
collection contains the Secretary of the Territory records as well as records from
the territorial governor’s office and legislature. Topics covered by the records
include crime, elections, census, territorial institutions including the prison and
insane asylum, the territorial legislature, and the 1910 Constitutional
Convention.
Identification:
RG 6
Language:
English
Repository:
Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public
Records Archives and Records
Management
Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public Records
Polly Rosenbaum Archives and History Building
1901 W. Madison St.
Phoenix, Arizona 85009
Phone: (602) 926-3720
Fax: (602) 256-7982
E-Mail: archives@azlibrary.gov
Administrative Note
The Organic Act of Arizona established the position of Secretary of the Territory in
1863. The President of the United States appointed the position with the consent of
the Senate. Chapter 15 of the Howell Code prescribed the duties to include keeping
all the original acts and resolutions of the Legislature, prepare copies of the laws
for publication, provide copies of the laws to authorized persons, keep a record of
the proceedings of the Territorial Auditors, notify the counties of elections, and
issue commissions to all Territorial officers. The Secretary of the Territory served
as Governor when either the Governor was out of the territory or the office was
vacant. The Secretary of the Territory also served as the Governor's personal
secretary at times. The Arizona Secretary of State replaced the Secretary of the
Territory at statehood and it then became an elected position.
Scope and Content
This collection consists of administrative and other records collected during the
time Arizona had a territorial government. The collection contains the Secretary of
the Territory records as well as records from the territorial governor’s office and
legislature. Topics covered by the records include crime, elections, census,
territorial institutions including the prison and insane asylum, the territorial
legislature, and the 1910 Constitutional Convention.
Arrangement
This collection is arranged into 15 subgroups and the records within each subgroup
are in roughly chronological order.Subgroup One contains records about the building and expenses of bridges, dams and
roads. Subgroup Two has assessments sent to the territorial government. Subgroup
Three has county claims for monies owed to them by the territorial government.
Subgroup Four has records relating to court administration and some miscellaneous
court records. Subgroup Five is organized by county and contains correspondence
about criminals, crimes, and requisition requests. Subgroup Six has territorial
election records and correspondence. Subgroup Seven has correspondence to and about
county officers. Subgroup Eight contains the census records collected by the territorial government.
These census records are separate from the federal census taken every ten years. The
territorial census records contain names, general ages, and locations. Censuses were
done in 1864, 1866-1867, 1872, 1874, 1876, and 1882. Beginning around 1882, the
counties switched to maintaining voter registration lists called great registers.
The counties compiled the great registers every two years. Subgroup Nine contains
correspondence with the federal government, territorial agencies and offices, and
citizens regarding military and Indian affairs. This subgroup includes reports from
the Arizona Adjutant General, three later volumes about target practice and a
medical record of Fort Apache. Subgroup Ten is the largest subgroup and covers territorial agencies and subjects
including disbursements, Mexico, other states and territories, and expositions.
Series Eleven of this subgroup includes correspondence and reports from the
territorial insane asylum, territorial library correspondence, school
correspondence, and the territorial prison. There is a section of records dealing
with specific prisoners housed in the territorial prison. The records are arranged
by the prisoner's last name and include correspondence and petitions for pardons
sent to the territorial governors. Subgroup Eleven includes correspondence and reports from and to public offices
including the attorney general, auditor, territorial secretaries, governors, and
treasurers. This subgroup also has oaths of offices for territorial offices and
appointments made by the governors. Subgroup Twelve has a small collection of
records addressing the territory's natural resources. There are also six volumes
that contain information about water locations. Subgroup Thirteen includes the records from the 1910 Constitutional Convention. These
records include the working copies of the minutes, verbatim reports, appropriations,
and lists of the introduced propositions. Subgroup Fourteen covers the Territorial
Legislature. This subgroup includes administrative records, bills, resolutions and
memorials, and council and house journals. There is a separate inventory of all the
bills, resolutions and memorials sent to the Secretary of the Territory available. Subgroup Fifteen includes trademark samples submitted to the Secretary of the
Territory for official recording. This collection includes some early statehood
trademarks. There is a separate inventory of this collection available.
All photocopies of original materials are made by staff. We reserve the right to
refuse copy services based on physical condition and possible damage to the
materials.
For preservation purposes, if microfilm copies are available, patrons will use the
microfilm first.
Under Arizona Revised Statute 39-141, public records used for commercial purposes
have additional requirements. Please contact the Arizona State Archives for further
information.
Some items may not be available for preservation concerns.
Copyright
It is the researcher’s responsibility to determine the copyright status of materials
he or she uses. The Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records is not
legally or financially responsible for any copyright infringement by
researchers.
Many documents held by the Arizona State Archives fall under the Public Record law
(ARS 41-1350). Documents created by the government are not copyrighted. The United
States of America Copyright Law (P.L. 94-553, effective Jan. 1, 1978) extends
statutory rights of authority to unpublished works which were previously protected
by literary property rights under common law. Such works do not have to be
registered with the Copyright Office to receive protection under the law.
Bibliographic citations must cite the title of the record group(s), the box or volume
number, the Archives and Records Management, and the name of the Arizona State
Library, Archives and Public Records in full. Please use the following example:
Governor George W.P. Hunt to Ely Sims, November 21, 1919, Box 14, Office of the
Governor, RG 1, Archives and Records Management, Arizona State Library, Archives and
Public Records.
Processing Information
In 1961 the bulk of the boxed records for this collection was microfilmed on rolls
37.1.-.29. The collection has since been reorganized and new materials added in.
There is an inventory of the old microfilm available should it become necessary to
use the microfilm.
Other Finding Aid
There is an alternative finding aid for the microfilm.
Second Judicial District Court, Pima County - Aldrich vs. Friar,
opinion at court, 1866
3:56
Second Judicial, Maricopa County - Complaint and Decree of
Divorce, Katherine vs. Valentine Trumper, 1881
3:56
Second Judicial, Gila County – Orders (Subjects: Court fees;
Transfer of causes; Salary of court reporters; Appointment of judges to
5th Judicial District (John H. Campbell) and 3rd Judicial District (Geo.
R. Davis)), 1883-1912
3:56
Third Judicial Commissioner's Court, Yavapai County, Territory of
Arizona vs. Christian, Smithson and Smithson, Bail Bonds, 1884
Box
3:57
Third Judicial, Maricopa County, Contest of election, W. T. Smith
vs. Scott and Benham, 1899
Box
3:58
Fourth Judicial District Court, Yavapai County Calendar,
undated
Leonard, William, Harry Head and James Crain: robbery of
stagecoach and murder of William and Isaac Haslet (correspondence
from Kansas re: reward), March 1881
3:62
Earp, V. W.: Telegram from Earp regarding requisition
Hermosillo, Mexico, J. Hautin, April 1881
3:62
Davis, Andrew H.: murder of Matthew Alexander, trial
transcript and request for pardon, Jan.-June 1885
3:62
Telegram from Sheriff Hatch, re requisition for Douglass,
Jan.
1886
3:62
Requisition, California, W. J. Abbott, Aug. 1886
3:62
Requisition, California, William Tomlinson, Dec. 1886
3:62
Requisition, California, Charles Wilson, Oct. 1887
3:62
Request for Requisition, Ramon Sotelo, Innocent Valansuello,
et al, murder and robbery, Supt. Vulture Mine, 1888
Army, W. F. M : Correspondence to R. C. McCormick from regarding
arms and equipment, St. Louis, MO., Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, 29 Aug. 1863
6:98
Petition to Governor Goodwin, signed by officers and enlisted
men, Co. H. 11th Regiment, 7
Nov. 1863
6:98
Chaisn, Rafael, Captain at Ft. Whipple: Correspondence to
Governor Goodwin, et al (in Spanish), 10 Feb. 1864
6:98
Resolution to Governor by citizens of Lynx Creek, re protection
from Indians, 14 March
1864
6:98
Waldemar, Adolphus: Report to Charles D. Poston, Superintendent
of Indian Affairs, 30 May
1864
6:98
Poston, Charles D., Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Report to
Governor Goodwin, 24 July
1864
6:98
Legislative Committee report, opinion on Poston's report to
Governor, regarding the question of Indian Reservation on Colorado
River, 28 Oct.
1864
6:98
Petition to Governor Goodwin for protection from the Indians,
Randall District (2), undated
6:98
Recommendation for promotion of Charles Riedt, by Lieut. Col.
Bennett, 8 Sept.
1865
6:98
Correspondence to Superintendent Leihy and M.O. Davidson, from
U.S. Office of Indian Affairs, re appointment of Davidson as agent for
Papago Indians, 8-9 Sept.
1865
6:98
Commission of Frank Hewitt and Manuel Gallegos, by Governor
Goodwin, 4 Oct.
1865
6:98
Washburn, H. S., Captain at Ft. Mason: correspondence to Governor
Goodwin, 5 and 9 Oct.
1865
6:98
Washburn, H. S., Captain at Ft. Mason: correspondence to Governor
Goodwin, 29 Oct.
1865
6:98
Number of volunteers mustered into service by 1st. Lieut.
Tompkins, 9 Nov.
1865
6:98
Statement of General Mason, to McCormick, re placement of
volunteer companies, 3 Dec.
1865
6:98
Statement of General Mason to Committee, Second Legislature, re
progress of Indian fight, number of troops needed, 20 Dec. 1865
6:98
Report by Committee, Second Legislature, Dec. 1865
6:98
Memorial by Second Legislature to U.S. Congress, Dec. 1865
6:98
Bills, vouchers from Capt. H. S. Washburn for recruiting Arizona
Volunteers, 1865
Box
6:99
Leihy, George W., Arizona Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
Report, 1865
6:99
Washburn, H. H.L correspondence to Governor McCormick, Jan.– Feb.
1866
6:99
Report of Joint Legislative Committee, 1866
6:99
Letter of Governor R. McCormick to Sickohoot, Captain of the
Mohave, commending him for bravery in battle against Wallapais,
12 Oct.
1866
6:99
Special order No. 16, re resignation of Captain J. Ross Brown,
March
1866
6:99
Muster-in Roll; Co. C Special order No. 44, resignation and
discharge of Captain John H. Coster, 1866
6:99
Diary of operations against Indians, by Manuel Gallegos, Company
E, Arizona Inf. (Camp Lincoln), 1866
6:99
Ver Mehr, John M.: resignation, discharge, June 1866
6:99
Special orders # 124, re filling vacancy in Arizona Volunteers,
sentences of privates, June
1866
6:99
Porter, Capitan: Correspondence to Governor McCormick regarding a
request for station at Beale Springs, 13 Sept. 1866
6:99
Halleck, Major General: Correspondence to Governor McCormick
regarding order of Major Porter, Sept. 1866
6:99
Report to Governor McCormick by Adjutant General, and letter of
transmittal, 10 Oct.
1866
Box
6:100
Bashford, Attorney General, Reply to resolution of 3rd
Legislature, regarding arms and copy of warrant, undated
6:100
Duffy, Sergeant: murder of William Furlong (correspondence and
copy of warrant, 27 Oct.
1866
6:100
McDowell, Capitan: correspondence regarding the arrest of
Lieutenant Kelsy for murder, 18
April 1867
6:100
Crittendon, Col.: correspondence to Governor McCormick regarding
banding of Mexican imperialists, 5 June 1867
6:100
Poem, re death of James Stimpson, others, Sacrament Mining
District, August
1867
6:100
Correspondence to Governor McCormick from War Department, re
General Grant's opinion on Arizona, July 1867
6:100
Gugg, General: Correspondence to Governor McCormick regarding
apathy of Prescott citizens regarding Indians, 1867
6:100
Petition for reward for Indian for murder of Spanish woman,
Arizona City, 6 Oct.
1871
6:100
Petition by citizens of Pima County to Governor McCormick, re
Volunteer Company, 1868
6:100
Correspondence to Governor McCormick from Mr. Israel (?), Camp
Grant, re arrest by military, 26 Oct. 1868
6:100
Correspondence to Governor Safford from Secretary of War, re arms
and ammunition, 26 June
1869
6:100
Correspondence to Governor Safford from War Department,
ordinance, and Lieut. Col. Dyer, Tucson, re arms, 29 Sept.-15 Oct.
1869
6:100
Correspondence to Governor Safford from War Dept., Quartermaster
General, re officers in Arizona, 12 Oct. 1870
Bigelow, Henry A.: report to Governor Safford regarding
distribution of arms, 24 Dec.
1870
6:100
Correspondence to Col. Stoneman from War Dept., regarding
furnishing rations to priest, 18 Feb. 1871
6:100
Correspondence to Governor Safford from Col. Bigelow, regarding
return of arms, 18 Dec.
1871
6:100
Correspondence to Gen. O. O. Howard (unfinished, unsigned),
5 June
1872
6:100
Correspondence to Governor from Bendell, regarding Whitman,
22 June
1872
6:100
Correspondence to Major Carr, Camp McDowell, from Capitan
Nickerson regarding aiding the Governor to preserve peace, 9 June 1872
6:100
Correspondence to Governor Safford from General Crook regarding
General Howard and Agent Whitman, 9 Feb, 4 June, and 12 July 1872
6:100
Correspondence to Governor Safford from John Marion, re Agent
Whitman, General Howard, 5 Aug.
1872
6:100
Correspondence to Governor Safford from Adjutant General
regarding the "Call for Volunteers" proclamation, 1 Sept. 1872
Box
6:101
Correspondence to Governor Safford, re trouble in Mohave County,
from Sheriff Welbourn, 18
Sept. 1872
6:101
Correspondence to Governor Safford, re alleged crimes of Mexican
captive, "Sisto," (5 letters), 23 Aug.-6 Dec. 1872
6:101
Report by Adjutant General to Governor Safford, 1871-1872
6:101
Correspondence to Governor Safford from War Dept., ordinance, re
amount overdrawn for arming militia, 28 July 1873
6:101
Report of Adjutant General to Governor Safford, 1873-1874
6:101
Correspondence to Governor, re Indians leaving San Carlos
Reservation, depredations, 5
Feb. 1874
6:101
Jeffords, Thomas J., Chiricahua Indian Agency: Correspondence to
Secretary Bashford regarding stolen mules, 1 Aug. 1875
6:101
Report Adjutant General to Governor Safford, 1875-1876
6:101
Correspondence to Governor Hoyt regarding Militia Company,
Tucson, 10 July
1877
6:101
Correspondence to Governor Hoyt, re Militia Company, Upper San
Pedro Valley, Aug.-Sept.
1877
Box
6:102
Willcox, General O. B.: Correspondence to acting Governor Gosper
regarding two murders by Pi Ute and Navajo Indians, undated
6:102
Correspondence to Governor Fremont from War Dept., ordinance, re
bond, sufficient surety from Governor for arms, Oct. 1881
6:102
General Willcox: Telegram to Acting Governor Gosper regarding
Indians on San Carlos Reservation, 11 Feb 1882
6:102
Petition by Apache County citizens for removal of General
Willcox, 3 Apr.
1882
6:102
Governor Trittle: Telegram to J. J. Gosper re: rumor of Indian
outbreak, 19 April
1897
6:102
Secretary of War, Robert T. Lincoln: Telegram, to Governor
Tritle, re issue of equipment to volunteer company, signed Robert T.
Lincoln, 29 Apr.
1882
6:102
Copies of order by Chester A. Arthur, President, outlining
Hualapai Reservation, 3 Feb.
1883
6:102
Murder of Navajo Indian, Navajo Springs by C. P. Owens, Sept. 1883
6:102
Correspondence, regarding murders by Navajos of Walcott and
McNally, Aug.-Sept.
1884
6:102
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Dist. Attorney, Tombstone,
re "Squaw,", 4 Jan.
1885
6:102
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Acting Adjutant General,
re officers of staff paying respects, 6 Nov. 1885
6:102
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Hall of Society of Arizona
Pioneers by William S. Oury regarding arms and ammunition, 14 Nov. 1885
6:102
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Department of the
Interior, Pension Office, regarding claimant wounded by poisoned arrow,
19 Nov.
1885
6:102
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Office of Indian Affairs, re
"inflammatory" article in Tucson Daily Star, 25 Nov. 1885
6:102
Petition, correspondence, resolution to Governor Zulick from Pima
County, regarding organizing Rangers, Nov.- Dec 1885
Box
6:103
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Fort Thomas, regarding Indian
raids, 29 Nov.- 3 Dec.
1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Mammoth Gold Mining
Company, regarding arms, ammunition, 2 Dec. 1885
6:103
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Clifton, regarding Indian raid,
ammunition, 2 Dec.
1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Duncan regarding Indian
raid, ammunition and reorganizing the police force, 4 Dec. 1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Second Lieutenant, re
"Frank" over military telephone lines from Adjutant General, 7 Dec. 1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Duncan, Arizona, regarding
organizing company of mounted men, 8 Dec. 1885
6:103
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Mammoth Gold Mine, regarding
arms, reservation warning, 11
Dec. 1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Office Indian Affairs,
regarding article, in Arizona Weekly Enterprise, 11 Dec. 1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Governor Ross, N. M.,
regarding reprisals for killings of Navajos, 21 Dec. 1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Editor, Tombstone Epitaph,
regarding proclamation, 31 Dec.
1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from C. A. Luke, regarding pros
and cons of proclamation, 31
Dec. 1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Pima, Graham County, re
organizing militia, 28 Dec.
1885
6:103
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Office Indian Affairs, re troops
for San Carlos Reservation, 31
Dec. 1885
6:103
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Clifton, Arizona, re
organizing company of rangers, Dec. 1885
6:103
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Tombstone, re Indian raid on
ranch, 31 Dec.
1885
Box
6:104
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick from Whitney Arms Company, re price
of guns, Dec.
1885
6:104
Correspondence from Capt. H. G. Howe and Adjutant General
Sherman, re: arms, outlaws dressing as Indian raiders, Chinese,
Oct., Nov. 1885 and
Feb. 1886
6:104
Petition to Governor Zulick from Tombstone, Cochise County, re
San Carlos Reservation, 1885
6:104
Petition to Governor Zulick from Willcox, and surrounding area,
re organizing company for protection, undated
6:104
Correspondence to Governor Zulick, re reappointment of John P.
Clum as Agent, San Carlos Reservation, 4-6 Dec. 1885 and 2 Feb.
1886
6:104
Resignation of Lieut. Col. F. M. Murphy, Militia, 8 Dec. 1885
6:104
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from James H. Tevis, Teviston,
re removal of San Carlos Indian, 8 Jan. 1886
6:104
Correspondence enclosing clipping, re reply of San Carlos Agent
Willcox to General Crook's report, 18 Jan. 1886
6:104
Report by military on killing of Hualapai, 3 Aug. 1886
6:104
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from C. C. Bean, re military
campaign, 10 Jan. 1866 and 30
Dec. 1886
6:104
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from General Miles, Jan. and Sept.
1887
6:104
Form from Dept. of Interior, Pension Office, re information of
Civil War survivors, 20 Feb.
1886
6:104
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Col. Shafter, Ft. Grant, re
deserter, 2 Mar.
1886
6:104
Correspondence to President and Governor Zulick from Ripley
Arnold, Texas, re appointment in new regiment of AZ volunteers,
2-4 Mar.
1886
6:104
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Office Indian Affairs, re
Yuma Indian School, 4 and 10
Mar. 1886
6:104
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from S. P. Carusi, re
appointment as Capt. in new regiment, 15 Mar. 1886
6:104
Correspondence to Gov Zulick, re murders by San Carlos Indians,
from General Miles, Mar., Apr.
1887
6:104
Correspondence to Gov Zulick from Salero Camp, Pima County, re
arms, 28 Apr.
1886
6:104
Telegram to Governor Zulick from J. S. Wood, Tucson, re arms,
3 May
1886
6:104
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Col. John Clemshire, Tucson, re
arms, 3 May
1886
6:104
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Greaterville, Santa Rita
Mountains, re arms, 14 May
1886
6:104
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Harshaw, Pima County, re
arms, 21 May
1886
6:104
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Buenas Aires, A. T., re
arms, 21 May
1886
6:104
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Wm. S. Oury, Tucson, re arms,
22 May
1886
6:104
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Lieut. Brant, Ft. Lowell, re
arms, 23 May
1886
6:104
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Capt. Samanigo, re arms,
25 May
1886
Box
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Oro Blanco, Pima County,
re arms, 25 May
1886
6:105
Correspondence, re altercation between Hualapais, May-July 1886
6:105
Correspondence, National Guard, re duty in anticipated trouble
with Mexico, July-Aug.
1886
6:105
Correspondence General Nelson Miles, re establishing military
posts on Mexican border, 1886-87
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Tucson, re arms, 26 May 1886
6:105
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Capt. Lewis Wolfley, re
distribution of arms, 28 May
1886
6:105
Telegram to Governor Zulick from E. R. Carr, Winslow, re raiding
Indian, 29 May
1886
6:105
Petition, correspondence to Governor Zulick from Tubac, Upper
Santa Cruz Valley, re protection, May-June, 1886
6:105
Telegram to Governor Zulick from J. H. Hamilton, Callens Camp, re
tracking Indians, 1 June
1886
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from E. R. Carr, Winslow, re
movement of Indians, 3 June
1886
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick, re joining people of Oro
Blanco for protection, Arivaca, 12 June 1886
6:105
Form from War Dept., Ordinance Office, re decision on arms,
23 June
1886
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick, re arms, ammunition from Pedro
Montano, 13 July
1886
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from T. S. Bunch, Attorney
Holbrook, re arms, 25 July
1886
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick, and General Miles re moving
Indians to Camp Verde, Aug.-Oct. 1887
6:105
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Office Indian Affairs, re
Marshal Mead's charges against Wardwell, 18 Oct. 1886
6:105
Report of Adjutant General to Governor Zulick, 1885-1886
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Gen Miles, Jan.-Sept.
1887
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Secretary Bayard, re
communications from General Miles, 11 Feb. 1887
6:105
Correspondence detailing trouble between Navajos, Whites, Fort
Defiance, 15 Feb.
1887
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from War Dept., ordinance, re
increased militia quota, 25
Mar. 1887
6:105
Telegram to Governor Zulick, re murders by San Carlos Indians
from General Miles, March-April
1887
6:105
Correspondence, re murder of Pima Indian, Maricopa County,
Apr.-May
1887
6:105
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Dept. Interior (enc. 2
from War Dept.), re return of Apaches from Florida, May 1887
6:105
Telegram to Governor Zulick, re Apaches in Tonto Basin area,
13 June
1887
Box
6:106
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Glassford, re Indians on Rincon,
14 June
1887
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Governor Ross, N. M., re
proposal by Gen. Miles for moving Indians from San Carlos, with enc.,
Aug.
1886
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from General Miles, re San
Carlos Reservation, 18 Aug.
1887
6:106
Telegrams, letter to Governor Zulick from General O. O. Howard,
re San Carlos Apache crimes, Sept. 1887
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Office Indian Affairs, re
appointments to Yuma Indian School, 21 Sept. 1887
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Major Beaumont, Ft. Bowie,
re murder of Private Drake, reward, 16 Oct. 1887
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Capt. Lawton, re
promotion, Mar.
1888
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from War Dept., re construction
and repair of Ft. Whipple, 28
Sept. 1888
6:106
Correspondence to Secretary Bayard from Sheriff Shaw, re reprieve
for Papago Indian, 18 Nov.
1888
6:106
Correspondence from O. O'Neill, re appointment as Adjutant
General, 19 Apr.
1889
6:106
Correspondence to Secretary of Interior, re coal fields on San
Carlos Reservation, Apr. 20, 1889, Correspondence to Governor Wolfley,
24 Apr
1889
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Office of Quartermaster
General, 14 May
1889
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from General Miles, re moving
Apaches to Camp Verde, May
1889
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Adjutant General O'Neill,
re organizing National Guard, May-Aug. 1889
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Robert Cammel, Ft. Grant,
re his trial, 20 June
1889
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from J. Liberman, re telegram
to Secretary Noble, 24 June
1889
6:106
Report as requested by Governor Wolfley, from Adjutant General,
re territorial militia, 18 July
1889
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Secretary Interior, re
murder of Pima Indian, Maricopa County (2 enc.), 27 July 1889
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Attorneys Loomis and
Clark, Chicago, 15 Aug.
1889
6:106
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Adjutant General, re
requisitions for ordinance stores and requisition, Aug.-Oct. 1889
Box
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Mrs. Whalen, Peach
Springs, re gun for protection, 18 Sept. 1889
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley, from Adjutant General
O'Neill, re number of militia, 24 Sept. 1889
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Lee Cumis, Wyoming,
requesting description of Geronimo, 25 Oct. 1889
6:107
Telegram from Commissioner Johnson, San Carlos, re reward for
escaped convicts, 8 Nov.
1889
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfey from Philadelphia Depot,
Quartermaster's Dept., 22 Nov.
1889
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Secretary Interior, re
removal of Indians from Papago Reservation, Gila Bend, 20 Jan. 1890
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley and Navajo Agent, N. M., re
roaming of Navajos, 24 Feb.
1890
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Ft. Thomas, re reward for
Indian scouts, Mar.-May
1890
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Pennsylvania, re
organizing National Guard, May
1890
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley and Agent, San Carlos, re
destruction of game by Indians, 5 May 1890
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Adjutant General, re
account for salary, 6 May
1890
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Dept. Interior, re
opening Industrial Training School at Ft. McDowell, 24 May 1890
6:107
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Capt. Bullis, re Lieut.
Watson, in charge of scouts, San Carlos, 27 May 1890
Box
6:108
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley, War Dept. and Adjutant
General, re courts martial, 15,
23 July 1890
6:108
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Dept. Interior, re report
of Indian Commissioner and names of agents and agencies, 31 July 1890
6:108
Constitution of Company B, 1st Infantry Regiment, National Guard,
7 Aug.
1890
6:108
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Capt., 1st Regiment
Company D, re request for leave, 27 Aug. 1890
6:108
Correspondence to Acting Governor Murphy from Capt., Company F,
National Guard A, re constitution, bylaws, Aug.-Sept. 1890
6:108
Correspondence to Governor Murphy from Adjutant General, re
clothing and equipment on hand, 17 Sept. 1890
6:108
Correspondence to Governor Murphy from Adjutant General, re
omission of Arizona from annual appropriation, 17 Sept. 1890
Box
7:109
Receipts for warrants regarding Indian scouts, San Carlos,
Sept.-Oct.
1890
7:109
Correspondence to Governor Murphy from Secretary Interior, re
depredations by Apaches, 29
Dec. 1890
7:109
National Guard, Co. A, Prescott, 1890
7:109
National Guard, Co. B, Phoenix, 1890
7:109
National Guard, Co. C, Flagstaff, 1890
7:109
National Guard, Co. D, Tucson, 1890
7:109
National Guard, Co. E, Florence, 1890
7:109
National Guard, Co. F, Tucson, 1890
7:109
National Guard, Co. G, Tombstone, 1890
7:109
National Guard, 1890
7:109
Correspondence to Governor Murphy from Adjutant General, re
commissions of officers, 15
Jan. 1891
7:109
Correspondence, re ordinance, ordinance stores, Jan-Apr. 1891
7:109
Correspondence to Governor Irwin from Auditor, re military stores
received, 11 Mar.
1891
7:109
Correspondence to Governor Irwin, re victims of Apaches in
Cochise County, 1890-1891
7:109
Correspondence to Governor Irwin from Secretary Interior, re
moving Apaches to Fort Verde, 16 Apr. 1891
Box
7:110
Correspondence to Secretary Murphy from Indian Commissioner, re
roaming of Navajos, 6 June
1891
7:110
Correspondence to Governor Irwin, re warrants, May- Dec. 1891
7:110
Correspondence to Governor Murphy from Col. Mike Gray, re
man-trailing dogs to capture renegade Indians, 27 Jan. 1892
7:110
Correspondence to Governor Murphy from Adjutant General Gill, re
resignation, 6 Apr.
1892
7:110
Correspondence to Governor Murphy from Adjutant General Gill
requesting leave of absence, 19
Apr. 1892
7:110
Correspondence to Governor Murphy, re custodians for abandoned
forts, Lowell and Verde, June-July 1892
7:110
Correspondence to Governor from Capt. McKernand, Ft. Wingate, N.
M., re duty in Arizona, 22 July
1892
7:110
Correspondence, re disturbance between Navajos and citizens of
Tuba City, July-Oct.
1892
7:110
Correspondence to Governor Murphy, re warrant, 8 Aug.1892
7:110
Number of pensions allowed, July-Sept. 1892
7:110
Correspondence to Governor Murphy from Adjutant General, re
requisitions, Sept.-Oct.
1892
7:110
Correspondence to Governor Murphy, re elections of officers,
National Guard, Sept.-Oct.
1892
7:110
Roster of officers, Quartermaster's Dept., National Cemeteries,
1 Oct.
1892
7:110
Correspondence, re capture, reward for renegade Apache "Kid",
4-6 Dec.
1892
7:110
Order for National Guard, re elections of officers, 1892
7:110
Report of Adjutant General, 1892
7:110
Report of Adjutant General, 1893
Box
7:111
Copy of correspondence from Treasury Dept., re repayment of cost
to counties for trials of Indians, Nov. 1893
7:111
Report of Adjutant General, 1898
7:111
Report of Adjutant General, 1900
7:111
Report of Adjutant General, 1 July 1902
7:111
Recommendations for improving Natl. Guard from Adj. Gen. to
Governor Brodie, 20 Dec.
1902
7:111
Petition to Governor Hughes, re reappointment of Surgeon General,
Col. Scott Helm, undated
volume
Fort Apache, Record of Medical History of Post-index available,
1882-1892
Correspondence to Governor Goodwin from C. Trumbull Hayden
with 4 enc., re list of criminals, description, 1864-65
Box
12:171
Correspondence to Governor from Martin Arce, Mexican Consul,
Phoenix Arizona, 1867
12:171
Correspondence from U.S. Consul at Guaymas, re property taken
from Pedro Tuio, re murders at Mission Camp, Arizona, Dec. 1870, Apr.
1871
12:171
Correspondence Secretary of State to Governor Safford, re
refusal of Governor Pesquira to extradite a Mexican citizen,
13 Mar.
1871
12:171
Correspondence from Sheriff, Maricopa Co., re hanging of a
Mexican, trouble with Mexicans, June 1872
12:171
Correspondence to Governor from Placido Aragon in Spanish,
Prefect to Magdalena, Sonora, May 1875
12:171
Correspondence from U.S. Consul, Guaymas to Governor Hoyt, re
holding of Tomas Garcia, accomplice of robbers, Raymond and Hardy,
21 Mar.
1878
12:171
Correspondence to Governor Fremont, re stock of Michael
O'Reilly held by Mexican authorities, 1879
12:171
Correspondence to Governor from Dept. of Interior with enc.
from Dept. of State and Mexican Legation, re border outrages,
1881
12:171
Copy of statement quoting Arizona newspaper, re border
outlaws, undated
12:171
Note from R. H. Paul, Sheriff, re complaint of Consul Lomele,
undated
12:171
Consul at Guaymas, leave of absence, Aug. 1881
12:171
Correspondence, re murder, robbery at Fronteras (15),
1881
12:171
Correspondence from Gen. Willcox, re border outrages (8),
1881
12:171
Correspondence from Asst. Adjutant General with 3 enc. from
Custom's House, re raids by "Cow Boys,", 1881
12:171
Correspondence to Governor from U.S. Consul, Guaymas, re
border outlaws, Apr.
1881
12:171
Correspondence, re arrest of Casimir Slaccter, formerly
wanted in Arizona, June
1881
12:171
Correspondence to Governor from Gov. of Sonora, re land
disputed by U.S. citizen, June 1881
12:171
Correspondence from Graham Co. Sheriff, Governor Chihuahua,
re extradition of Jesus Duran, murderer of Sam Carr, Eagle Creek,
June
1881
Box
12:172
Correspondence Dept. of State, enc. Mexican Legation Sheriff,
re hanging of Mexican citizens in Pima County, Aug. 1881
12:172
Copy of Arizona Citizen, 10 Aug 1881
12:172
Report to Acting Governor from J. Bowyer, Galeyville, re
"Cow- Boys," (and copy from article in Star newspaper), 17 Sept.
1881
12:172
Correspondence to Acting Gov. from U.S. Marshal Dake, re
raiding of border "Cow Boys," Federal and county officers rivalry,
Nov.
1881
12:172
Correspondence to Acting Governor Gosper from Mexican Consul,
Tucson, re trespass by American troops, Dec. 1881
12:172
Proclamation by President, re survey of boundary line,
Convention, 29 July
1882
12:172
Correspondence, Dept. of State, enc. from Mexican Legation,
re murder of Francisco Quinones, Huachuca Mountains, July 1884
12:172
Report to Governor by Maricopa County Dist. Attorney, re
Mejias (one of 3 accused in murder of Barney Martin and family),
1886
12:172
Two copies from Department of Interior, Bureau of Education,
re enc. of books, Feb.
1886
12:172
Request for extradition, arrest of J. Lopez and M. Diaz by
Mexican Consul, Tombstone, Mar. 1886
Box
12:173
Correspondence Department of State, Legation of Mexican, to
Governor and Secretary, re alleged false imprisonment of Manuel
Mejias, Aug.
1886
12:173
Correspondence, Department of State, enc. Mexican Legation,
re collection of taxes by Arizona from ranch of Don Fernando Ortiz,
1887
12:173
Correspondence to Governor, re requisition of John
Clemenshire, accused of robbery (Agent James Seedy), 17 August
1887
12:173
Correspondence Department of State, Governor of Sonora, re
refusal to surrender for extradition, Francisco Vega, 1886
12:173
Correspondence from Department of State, enc. from Minister
to Mexico, re trespass of troops on frontier, 1888
12:173
Correspondence from Department of State, enc. and report to
Department of State from Governor Zulick, re arrest of U.S. Marshal,
Mar.-Apr.
1888
12:173
Correspondence to Governor, re requisition of Manuel
Grijalva, accused of homicide (agent John Slaughter), 10 June
1888
12:173
Correspondence, Department of State, enc. Mexican Legation,
re Manuel Verdugo, alleged murderer of Louis Cohen, Nogales,
Aug.
1888
12:173
Telegram to Secretary Bayard from Vice Consul of Mexico,
Tucson, re extradition papers for Fernando Seepreal, 18 Oct.
1888
12:173
Correspondence Department of State, re permission to move
Mexican troops through Arizona, 1889
12:173
Correspondence to Governor, re illness of extradition agent,
Jesus Duran, from Vice Consul, Tucson, 1889
Box
12:174
Correspondence from Department of State, re crossing of
cattle on frontier, July1890
12:174
Correspondence from Department of State, Mexican Legation, re
boundary disputes, 1890
12:174
Correspondence from Department of State (2), 2 enc. from
Mexican Legation, 1 enc., Territory Prison, re Miguel Chacon,
prisoner, Oct.
1891
12:174
Correspondence from Department of State, Mexican Legation, re
re-marking boundaries, Dec.
1891
12:174
Report of investigation by Sheriff to Attorney General with
enc., re Juan Garcia, 1893
Box
12:175
Correspondence from Department of State to Governor Hughes,
re illegal seizure in Mexico by Deputy Sheriff of Arizona, (with
enclosure), Oct. and Dec.
1893
12:175
Correspondence from Department of State to Governor Murphy,
re clemency for E. W. Congdon, American citizen, jailed in Mexico,
Mar. and May
1893
12:175
Circular from Mexican Consul to Secretary Bruce, Phoenix,
28 Sept.
1896
Box
12:176
Sonora, 3 army deserters, Acuna, Corona and Cirerol,
1 Nov.
1881
12:176
Francisco Altimarino alias Manuel Lopez, correspondence,
warrant for arrest, undated
12:176
Claudio Acevdo, Apr.
1883
Box
12:177
Rafael Salcido, July
1885
12:177
Juan Soto, et al, Apr. 1887
12:177
Anastacio Cuca, May
1887
Box
12:178
J. J. Taylor and Conrad Rolling, telegrams, correspondence,
May
1888
12:178
El Viejo Gato, et al (8 other Papago Indians, citizens of
Mexico), Aug.
1888
Reports on Insane Asylum, Library, Prison, Yuma, Reform
Schools, Flagstaff and Benson, Tempe Normal School, University of
Arizona, undated
Box
18:296
Report by Legislative Investigating Committee, 16th Legis.,
to Gov. Irwin, 1890-1891
18:296
Report on Terr. Prison, Yuma and Insane Asylum to Gov. Murphy
by Board of Control, includes, prison photographs, maps of prison,
1899-1900
Box
18:297
Report on Terr. Prison, Yuma and Insane Asylum to Gov. Brodie
by Board of Control, includes Capitol grounds and expenditures of
the Capitol Building Fund, including maps of prison, 1900-1902
Report by Dr. A. Clark, Pacific Asylum, Stockton,
California, to Gov. Tritle, 1883-1884 (2 parts), statement of
patients of AZ Terr at Pacific Asylum, 1 Jan
1885
19:298
Correspondence to Gov. Tritle from Secretary Morford,
Board of Directors, re sale of bonds, Oct. 1885
19:298
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick from McNeil, Gazette, re
appointments, 1885
19:298
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick, re date of completion of
building and receiving patients, July 1886
19:298
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick from McNeil and Moshier,
Gazette, re appointments, 1886
19:298
Correspondence to Gov., re payment to Hatch, Director,
for supervising construction, Mar. 1886
19:298
Correspondence to Gov., re sale of asylum bonds,
1886
19:298
Insane Asylum Land Bond (special folder J.5.3), 21 May
1885
19:298
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick, re appointments to asylum,
1886
19:298
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick from Secretary Morford,
Board of Directors, invitation to cornerstone ceremony and
examination of books, Feb. 1886
Box
19:299
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick, re release of patients in
Stockton to proper authorities, Jan. 1886
19:299
Report of Honorary Board of Directors, Order of Removal,
1886
19:299
Decision of Gov. Zulick, hearings, Board, meeting,
testimony, re Removal Proceedings, 1886
Box
19:300
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick from A. L. Henshaw,
Chairman of new Board, re actions of old Board, July-Aug.1886
19:300
Telegram to Governor Zulick from Hatch, re attending
meeting of board, Apr.
1886
19:300
Correspondence to Honorary Board of Directors from
Lincoln and Hatch regarding interrogation questions, Apr.
1886
19:300
Attorneys for Hatch, Lincoln and Stewart answering
written charges, undated
19:300
Correspondence, two enclosures, re insufficient surety on
bonds for Christy, Asylum Treasurer, Apr. 1886
19:300
Correspondence, to Gov., re trial, legal status of asylum
cases and date of trial, from A. C. Baker, Attorney, 1886
Box
19:301
Correspondence, to Gov. Zulick from E. H. Hiller, re
trial of Directors, 1886
19:301
Attorney for Hatch and Lincoln asking continuation of
hearing until May, 1886
19:301
First annual report by Board of Directors to Gov. Zulick,
with letter of transmittal, 1886
19:301
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick from Secretary Alexander,
Board of Directors, with enc., re payment of A. C. Baker,
attorney, for suit against old board, Aug. 1887
19:301
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick from Secretary Alexander,
Board, re asylum business, 1886-1887
Box
19:302
Correspondence to Gov. Zulick from E. H. Hiller, re his
communication as Director, 1887
19:302
Report of inspection, investigation, by Chas. M. Strauss,
member, Honorary Board, Dec. 1887
19:302
Annual report by Board of Directors to Gov. Zulick, with
letter of transmittal, 1887
19:302
Report by Board of Directors to Legislative Assembly,
1887-1888
19:302
Amended report and estimate to Legislative Assembly by
Board of Directors, 1887-1888
Box
19:303
Resignation of C. J. Kemer, Board of Directors, 17 Jan.
1888
19:303
Resignation of E. H. Hiller as Director, Board, (not
accepted), 21 Mar.
1888
19:303
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Goodrich and
Street, attorneys for Mahoney, Apr.-May 1888
19:303
Correspondence to Governor from Goodrich and Street, re
time, prosecution of cases, May 1888
Box
19:304
Proceedings of Board of Directors in charges against O.
L. Mahoney, Superintendent, Apr. 1888
19:304
Resolutions by Board of Directors, re removal and appeal
of Mahoney, May
1888
19:304
Report by Honorary Board of Directors to Gov. Zulick,
Oct.,
1888
19:304
Correspondence to Governor Zulick from Attorney General
Rush, re date of trial, undated
Box
19:305
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Board of
Directors, re report, 1889
19:305
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from U.S. President's
private secretary, re Asylum Committee, 1889
19:305
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Directors, re
disputed warrants, 1889
19:305
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley, re appointment of Dr.
L. C. Toney as Superintendent, 1889
19:305
Report of Honorary Board of Directors to Governor
Wolfley, 1890
Box
19:306
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley from Directors, re
warrants, 1890
19:306
Correspondence to Governor Wolfley rejecting appointment
as Director, 1890
19:306
Correspondence to Governor from Supt. Toney, 1890-1891
19:306
Correspondence to Secretary Murphy rejecting appointment
as Supt., 1891
19:306
Correspondence to Governor Irwin from D. A. Reed, re
turning over books to new Asylum Treasurer, 1891
Box
19:307
Third Biennial report by Supt., 1891-1892
19:307
Report by Board of Directors to Governor Murphy,
1892
Box
19:308
Correspondence to Governor Hughes, re appointment of Dr.
I. B. Hamlin as Superintendent, 1893
19:308
Correspondence to Governor Hughes, re appointment as
Superintendent, 1893
19:308
Sixth Biennial report by Superintendent to Governor
Murphy, 1897-1898
Box
10:308
Reports (Added 9/20/74), August 31, 1910-March 31,
1911
volume
Insane Asylum Land Bond. Black Canyon Land Bond.,
1884-1885
Insane Asylum, Report of Board of Directors, 1889
Insane Asylum, Quarterly Reports, 1899-1900
Insane Asylum, Quarterly Reports, 1902-1904
Insane Asylum, Quarterly Reports, 1904-1906
Insane Asylum, Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly Report,
1906-1908
Insane Asylum, Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly Report,
1908-1910
Grade schools and education (by county and reports),
undated
22:336
Normal Schools, undated
22:336
University of Arizona, undated
22:336
Each county, number of children, total funds, amount of
apportionment, Dec.
1871
22:336
Maricopa County: Correspondence to Governor from J. T.
Alsap, re starting schools, Oct. 1871
22:336
Maricopa County: Report to Gov. Safford by Supt., J. T.
Alsap, (including starting date of first school in county),
1871
22:336
Maricopa County: Report of Supt. Alsap, 1871-1872
22:336
Maricopa County: Report to Gov. by Supt. Alsap, 1872
22:336
Maricopa County: Statistics to Gov. from Supt. Alsap,
Aug.
1872
22:336
Maricopa County: Correspondence to Gov. from Supt. Alsap,
1872
22:336
Maricopa County: School census, 1874
Box
22:337
Maricopa County: Attendance record, Wickenburg (formerly
Yavapai County) (see also nonpayment of salary, correspondence),
1877
22:337
Maricopa County: Correspondence, re non-payment of salary
of Wickenburg teacher, Sharmon, petition signed by Henry
Wickenburg, A. H. Peeples, 1878
Box
22:338
Mohave County: Report of Board of Trustees, 1871-1872
22:338
Pima County: Report to Governor by Supt. L. C. Hughes,
1872
22:338
Pima County: Report to Gov. by Supt. Wm. J. Osborn,
1874
22:338
Yavapai County: Correspondence and report to Gov. by S.
C. Rogers (report from 1866-1870), 1879
22:338
Yavapai County: Report by Supt. Henry Fleury, 1871-1872
22:338
Yavapai County: School census, 1874
22:338
Yavapai County: School census, 1875
22:338
Yavapai County: School census, 1882
Box
22:339
Yuma County: Correspondence, re establishing Board of
Education, schools, Nov. 1871
22:339
Yuma County: Report of Supt. Thos. J. Bidwell, 1871-1872
22:339
Yuma County: Report of money received and disbursed,
1876
22:339
Copy of an apportionment to counties made by Supt. of
Public Instruction Cheyney, Apr. 1890
Box
22:340
Catalogue of books belonging to Gov. Safford, undated
22:340
Correspondence to Gov. from Dept. of Interior, Bureau of
Education, with U.S. school statistics, 1870-1871
22:340
Textbooks, bills, correspondence, 1870-1872
22:340
Correspondence from M. P. Griffin, re appt. to Board of
School Examiners, July
1871
Box
22:341
Notice of meeting of Board of Education, 1886
22:341
Bond of Barnes and Co., N. Y., to Board of Education for
text books ($3,000) and correspondence from Supt. Long,
1 Nov.
1886
22:341
Correspondence to Governor condemning use of Appleton
textbooks, 1886
22:341
Correspondence to Gov. from Consul, Great Britain, re
queries on primary education, 1887
22:341
Correspondence to Gov., re school supplies, "White's
Physiological ManiKan,", 1887
22:341
Correspondence to Gov. from Supt. of Public Instruction
Strauss, re traveling expenses, vouchers, 1887
22:341
Correspondence re return of diploma to B. J. McGinnis and
his appt. as Principal, 1887
22:341
Correspondence re educating deaf and blind students,
1887-1890
Box
22:342
Correspondence to Gov. from Supt. Strauss, re signing
diplomas, 1888
22:342
Correspondence to Gov. from Supt. of Public Instruction
Strauss, re adding high school branches in certain localities,
July
1888
22:342
Correspondence to Gov. from J. M. Ormsby, re Supt. of
Public Instruction. Strauss, Nov. 1889
22:342
Correspondence to Gov. from principal, Phoenix, re
establishing "Arbor Day,", Mar. 1890
22:342
Correspondence to Gov. from George W. Cheyney, Supt. of
Public Instruction, 1890
22:342
Correspondence to Gov. from Supt. of Public Instr.
Cheyney, 1891
22:342
Correspondence re appt. as Supt. of School, Marcus
Martin, Apr.
1891
Box
22:343
Report of Board of Education by Supt. of Public
Instruction to Gov. Safford, 1871-1872
22:343
Report of Board of Education to Gov., 1873
Box
22:344
Report of Board of Education to Gov., 1875-1876
22:344
Report of Supt. of Public Instruction Strauss to Gov.,
1887
22:344
Report of Supt. of Public Instruction Strauss to Gov.,
1887-1888
Box
22:345
Report to Gov. by Supt. of Public Instruction Cheyney,
1889
22:345
Report of Supt. of Public, Instruction Cheyney, 1889-1890
Box
22:346
Report of Supt. of Public, Instruction Dalton, 1895-1896
22:346
Report of Supt. of Public, Instruction Sherman, 1897-1898
22:346
Report of Supt. of Public, Instruction Layton, 1901-1902
Box
23:347
Normal School, Tempe: Resignation of A. C. Baker as
member of Board of Education, 31 Dec. 1886
23:347
Normal School, Tempe: Report on disbursements, 1887-1889
23:347
Normal School, Tempe: Report of Board of Directors to
Gov., 1889-1890
23:347
Normal School, Tempe: Report to Supt. of Public
Instruction by Board of Visitors, Arizona Territorial Normal
school, 1890
23:347
Normal School, Tempe: Report to Governor by Board of
Visitors, 1891-1892
23:347
Normal School, Tempe: Report to Governor, 1891-1892
23:347
Normal School, Tempe: Report by Principal, 1891-1892
23:347
Normal School, Tempe: Report on expenditures, 1892
23:347
Normal School, Tempe: Report to Governor, 1897-1898
Box
23:348
Normal School, Tempe: Report to Governor, 1900-1902
23:348
Normal School, Tempe: Correspondence from Chas. T.
Hayden, Pres., Board of Education to Gov. Zulick, 1885-1887
23:348
Normal School, Tempe: Correspondence from Chas. T. Hayden
to Gov. Hughes, re appt., Board of Education, Apr.
1893
Box
23:349
Normal School, Tempe: Correspondence affidavit, of Samuel
Hill for payment of labor, material, 1886
23:349
Normal School, Tempe: Correspondence, 1888-1892
Box
23:350
Normal Schools, Tempe and Flagstaff: Report of Secretary,
1899
23:350
Normal Schools, Tempe and Flagstaff: Report of Secretary,
1900
23:350
Normal School, Flagstaff: Report of Secretary, 1901-1902
Box
23:351
University of Arizona: Board of Regents correspondence,
re organizing, 1885
23:351
University of Arizona: Board of Regents, resignations of
B. M. Jacobs and W. B. Horton, 1886
23:351
University of Arizona: Board of Regents, resignation of
Charles M. Strauss, 11
Jan. 1887
23:351
University of Arizona: Correspondence Board of Regents,
Sec. Strauss, re first building under construction, no report
for year, 2 Jan.
1887
23:351
University of Arizona: Correspondence Board of Regents,
Sec. Strauss, re sale of Univ. bonds, Mar. 1887
23:351
University of Arizona: Report, Board of Regents to
Governor, 1888
23:351
University of Arizona: Correspondence to Terr. Auditor
from Atty. Gen., re "University Funds,", July
1889
23:351
University of Arizona: Board of Regents correspondence re
appts., resignations, 1885-1891
Box
23:352
University of Arizona: Corres., Dept. of Agriculture, re
Expr. Station, appropriations, 1889
23:352
University of Arizona: Report, Board of Regents to
Governor, 1889
23:352
University of Arizona: University lands approved by
President Harrison, 11
Jan. 1890
23:352
University of Arizona: Cancellation of certain land
selections and authorizing Gov. to select other lands in lieu
thereof, Jan.
1890
Box
23:353
University of Arizona: Correspondence from M. P. Freeman,
re commission as Chancellor, May 1890
23:353
University of Arizona: Correspondence re obtaining
appropriation for College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts.,
Oct.
1890
23:353
University of Arizona: Prospectus, 1891
23:353
University of Arizona: Report of Agr. Expr. Station and
statement of expenditures, 1 Feb. 1891
23:353
University of Arizona: Correspondence to Gov. from M. P.
Freeman, re University funds, Apr. 1891
Box
23:354
University of Arizona: Report to Secy. of Interior, with
letter of transmittal and statistics report, 1 Nov.
1891
23:354
University of Arizona: Correspondence from M. P. Freeman,
President, to Gov., re expenses, 5 Nov. 1891
23:354
University of Arizona: Report of expenditures,
correspondence to Gov., 7 Nov 1891
Box
23:355
University of Arizona: Report to Gov. for year 1891 and
correspondence from Pres. Freeman, re reports, Jan.
1892
23:355
University of Arizona: School of Mines, Bulletin,
1 Nov.
1891
23:355
University of Arizona: Correspondence to Gov. from Pres.
Freeman and Atty. Gen., re College Agr. money, Nov.-Dec.
1891
Box
23:356
University of Arizona: Board of Regents, actions reducing
expenses, undated
23:356
University of Arizona: Correspondence to Gov. from Dean
Gully, re Agricultural matters (A.P. Sherman and W.W. Whitmore),
Aug.
1892
Box
23:357
University of Arizona: Correspondence of Supt. A. P.
Sherman to Governor McCord, re establishing a Normal Department
in the University; letters from faculty of New Mexico College of
A. and M. recommending Prof. S. P. McCrea as head of Normal
Dept. at U. of A., 27
April 1898
23:357
University of Arizona: Report of Board of Regents to
Governor, 1902
23:357
University of Arizona: Kunz, George F. letters to and
from the School of Mines, re meteorite landing in Arizona, re a
mineral determination performed, re visit of Sir Douglas Mawson,
Prof. of Geology, U. of Adelaide, Australia, and his visit to
the Grand Canyon, 1915
List of first nine Territorial Secretaries and addresses,
undated
Box
36:503
Secretary Richard Cunningham McCormick appointment, 20 March
1863
Box
36:502
Correspondence from Treasury Dept., re supplies, funds for
Legislature (3), May and
August 1863
36:502
Correspondence, Dept. of Interior, Census Office, 23 July
1863
Box
36:503
Circular, Dept. of Interior, re new postal law, 9 July
1863
36:503
Correspondence, Dept. of Interior, 27 July 1863
36:503
Treasury Dept., general instructions and circulars (3),
1863
36:503
Treasury Dept., correspondence, instructions, forms (3
letters, 2 addressed to NY, one to Leavenworth, note of instructions
for bonds, 4 circulars and 5 blank forms), 1863-1865
36:503
Correspondence to Treasury Dept, Nov. 1864
36:503
Correspondence from Fort Mohave (2), 29-30 Aug
1864
36:503
Correspondence from Fort Yuma (3), April-June 1864
Box
36:504
Additional voting precincts, La Paz, Yuma Co., minutes of
special meetings, Board of Comm., with letters of transmittal (4),
1865
36:504
Correspondence re appointments, LaPaz, 26 January
1865
36:504
Correspondence from C. Trumbull Hayden, re appointment as
Probate Judge, Pima Co., January 1865
36:504
Correspondence, re appt. as Comm. of Deeds (6 letters, 1
blank form, 1 seal), undated
36:504
Acting Secretary Henry Fleury, correspondence, re appointment
(2), 1886
Box
36:505
Correspondence, Treasury Department (1), 1866
36:505
Correspondence, Treasury Department (2), 1867
Box
36:506
Correspondence, Treasury Department (2), 1868
36:506
Correspondence from Secretary of Interior, re moving capitol
from Prescott to Tucson, 14
February 1868
Box
36:507
Correspondence from Post Office Dept., re counties,
boundaries, April
1870
36:507
Correspondence from Post Office Dept., re counties,
boundaries, August
1871
36:507
Correspondence from Dept. of Interior, Census Office, re
statistics, capital punishment, June 1871
36:507
Correspondence, re time District Court meets in Maricopa Co.,
June
1871
36:507
Correspondence, list of officers, Maricopa Co., to receive
revised code, 20 January
1872
36:507
Correspondence, 1871
36:507
Correspondence (4), 1873
36:507
Correspondence (3), 1874
36:507
Correspondence, State House, Mass., re documents, April 1875
36:507
Correspondence, re appt. as Comm. of Deeds (2), undated
36:507
Assistant Secretary Theodore F. White, Correspondence re
appt. as Commissioner of Deeds, July 1871
Box
36:508
Correspondence, Dept. of Interior, re fees charged by
secretaries with enclosure to Sec., Colorado Territory, 1 August
1876
36:508
Secretary William Sanborn, Correspondence, Dept. of Interior,
re fees charged by secretaries, 26 April 1876
36:508
Correspondence, Post Office Dept., re list of counties,
county seats, boundaries, August 1877
36:508
Correspondence from Yuma Water Co., George Tyng, re Articles
of Incorporation, 26 May
1877
36:508
Correspondence (6), 1877
Box
36:509
Circular, Dept. of Interior, 1877
36:509
Circular, correspondence, Dept. of Interior (2), 1878
Telegrams, Dept. of Interior, Washington, D.C., re statehood
appropriations (16), 1910-1911
37:521
Telegrams from counties, results of election for Constitution
(15), 1910-1911
37:521
Claim for election expenses, 1911
37:521
Circular, Dept. of Interior, 19 July 1896
37:521
Correspondence, re convention, Denver, Colorado, irrigation,
undated
37:521
Distribution of laws by secretary., undated
volume
Organizing the Territory of Arizona, 1863-1882
Record Book of Letters, 1864-1877
volume
Official Correspondence, 1897-1898
Official Letters 1 volume, 7/1893- 10/1894
volume
Official Letters, 10/1894-10/1895
Official Letters, 10/1895-6/1897
Official Letters, 9/1898-4/1899
Official Letters, 4/1899-10/1899
Official Letters, 10/1899-5/1900
Official Letters, 5/1900-10/1900
Official Letters, 10/1900-2/1901
Official Letters, 2/1901-5/1901
Box
2
Official Letters 6 volumes, 5/1901- 7/1904
Box
3
Official Letters 11 volumes, 1/1905- 1/1909
Box
4
Official Letters 7 volumes, 1/1909- 3/1912
Box
5
Articles of Incorporation, Letters, Reports, and Insurance
Letters 8 volumes, 1887-1892,1889-1900,1904-1907
Box
6
Insurance Letters, 1910-1911
Box
8
Official Correspondence of Secretary to the Territory,
1881-1909
Box
1
Secretary Young, Letterbook and Loose Correspondence,
1898-1909
1
"contains warrants for arrest, invitation to the hanging
of Charles Blackburn (1927), pardon of Charles Davidson (1893),
correspondence from the Republican Territorial Central Committee
", 1893-1927
folder
2
"draft of "Saved by his Intent" (June 1906), and draft of
"The Reformers First Week (n.d.), certificates of assay. All of
these were found in the front of letter book July 15,
1903-October 4, 1905 ", 1906
2
Secretary Young, Letterbook and Loose Correspondence,
1898-1909
volume
Letter Book, October 9, 1905-May 1906
Letter Book, July 1906-June
1907
Letter Book, June 3, 1907- July 22,
1908
Letter Book, June 1908-August 8,
1909
volume
26
Record of Deeds to Territorial Property, 1879-1883, 1885, 1897,
1901
volume
Stoddard, Copy Books, 1901
volume
61
Secretary of Territory and State Feebook, 1905-1920
Oath of Office (1st term) (2), 3 June and 9 July 1869
41:560
Oath of Office (2nd term), 21 April 1873
41:560
Notice from Asst. Secretary of State of appt. by President,
15 Apr.
1869
41:560
Correspondence to W. M. Stewart, U.S. Senate from Hamilton
Fish, Dept. of State, re commission of Gov., 16 Apr.
1869
41:560
Proclamation, apportionment of members of Legislature for
each county, 7 Sept.
1870
41:560
Proclamation, reward for Thomas W. Jones, 27 Jan.
1871
41:560
Correspondence to General Sherman, re depredations of
Apaches, murder of Supt. Leihy, Proclamation, (not original),
10 March 1870, 2 May
1870
41:560
Correspondence from A. S. Gibbons, Pah Ute County and opinion
by Gov. Safford (unsigned), re boundary of Arizona, Nevada,
Aug.
1870
Box
41:561
Correspondence to Sec. of War, re Col. Stoneman, Commander of
Dept. of Arizona, 9 Apr.
1871
41:561
Correspondence to Judge Tevis, re receiving statement of
judgment, re criminals, Wm. Gertrude and Que-Cha-Co., 29 Dec.
1871
41:561
Messages to 7th Legislature, House (10), Jan., Feb.
1873
41:561
Messages to 7th Legislature with enc. from Yavapai Co., re
insane patients, Jan.
1873
41:561
Correspondence from Council, 7th Legislature, re confirmation
and refusal to confirm appointments (3), Feb. 1873
Box
41:562
Correspondence from former Gov. McCormick detailing route to
Arizona and state of affairs therein (3, one unfinished), 1869
41:562
Correspondence from John H. Marion, Arizona Miner (3,
personal, political), 1872-1873
41:562
Correspondence from D. Dobbins, La Paz, re decision of Judge
Backus, state of laws (2), 1869
41:562
Correspondence from William B. Hooper, San Francisco, re
signing of petitions and sending them to Washington, Oct. 1871
41:562
Correspondence from Hamilton Fish, Sec. of State with 2 enc.
(U.S. Atty. Gen. and U.S. Atty. for Ariz.), re alleged misconduct,
1871
41:562
Correspondence from Hargrave, Tucson, re appointment of S.
Hughes as Territorial Treasurer, 13 Feb. 1873
41:562
Correspondence from J. H. Toole and P. R. Tully, re
withdrawal as surety on bond for Jacobs as Territorial Treasurer,
July
1873
41:562
Recommendations from citizens' meeting for officers of
Maricopa County, Feb.
1871
41:562
Application from James Tomlinson, Camp McDowell, Maricopa Co.
for appointment as Notary Public, Oct. 1871
41:562
Correspondence from Sheriff Hayes, Maricopa Co., re reward
for criminal, May
1873
Box
41:563
Correspondence from C. W. C. Rowell, Mohave City, 6 Aug.
1869
41:563
Correspondence from A. C. Davis, Mohave Co., re county
officers, 21 May
1870
41:563
Correspondence from clerk, 2nd Judicial District, Mohave Co.,
re absence of Judge Porter, 6 Sept. 1873
Box
41: 564
Petition from Mohave County, re appt. of Notary Public,
undated
41: 564
Resignation of F. H. Goodwin, Probate Judge, Pima Co.,
June 8,
1869
41: 564
Petition from Pima Co., re appt. of Supervisor, 11 May
1870
41: 564
Telegram to Sec. Gosper, re trouble, Tombstone, Pima Co.,
undated
41: 564
Correspondence from Allen Cullumber, Walnut Grove, Yavapai
Co., re appointment of Justice of Peace, 28 July 1870
41: 564
Petition from Yavapai County, re appt. to Board of
Supervisors, 1870
41: 564
Petition from Wickenburg, Yavapai Co. from Justice of Peace
Fitzgerald, Aug.
1870
41: 564
Petition from Yavapai Co., re re-appt. of Fleury as Probate
Judge, 4 Mar.
1871
Box
41:565
Petition from Tiger District, Yavapai Co., re appt. of Notary
Public, 14 Mar.
1871
41:565
Correspondence from Levi Bashford, Bradshaw, Yavapai Co., re
appt. of Notary Public, Bradshaw Mines, 19 May 1871
41:565
Petition from Yuma Co., re appt. of Supervisors, with letter
of transmittal, 3 May
1870
41:565
Correspondence from J. Goldwater, Ehrenberg, Yuma Co., re
appt. of Tuttle as Justice of Peace, 5 May 1870
41:565
Correspondence from A. J. Finlay, Board of Supervisors, Yuma
Co., requesting revised laws, 27 Aug. 1871
41:565
Resignation of Probate judge, Yuma Co., Ira Mabbit, 1 Mar.
1871
41:565
Resignation of Probate judge, Yuma Co., C. H. Brinley,
26 Dec.
1871
41:565
Correspondence from Surveyor General Day, San Francisco,
18 Aug.
1869
41:565
Correspondence from 1st Lieut. Wheeler, Corps. of Engineers,
enc. copies of orders, re exploration (2), Mar. 1871
41:565
Form from Office of Chief of Engineers, re mailed copy of
Report on Geological Exploration, 26 Feb. 1872
41:565
Opinion of Attorney General, Dept. of Justice, re U.S. Atty.
McCaffrey holding office of Arizona Attorney General, 24 Mar.
1873
Box
41:566
Form from Dept. of Agriculture, re forwarding for
distribution, one bushel of winter wheat, 4 Sept. 1871
41:566
Correspondence, re immigration to United States (4),
1870-1871
41:566
Correspondence from Dept. of Interior, Patent Office,
enclosing Joint Resolution, re drawings of patents, 30 Jan.
1872
41:566
Circular from Attorney General, Dept. of Justice, requesting
statistics of crime in annual report, 16 Oct. 1871
41:566
Correspondence from Dept. of State and circular signed by
Gov. of Penn., re Centennial Celebration, 1876, 1871
41:566
Correspondence from Treasury Dept., re accounts for expenses,
7 Apr.
1871
41:566
Correspondence from Director of Union Pacific R. R.,
June
1869
41:566
Circular from Chief of Police, St. Louis, Mo., re statistics,
crimes of minors, 27 July
1871
41:566
Correspondence from W. S. Rosecrans, N. Y. City, re memorial
to Congress on conditions of Mexico, Mar. 1870
41:566
Correspondence from Wm. Boyle, Syndicate of Aztec Mining
District, San Francisco, re appt. of Comm. of Deeds, 1877
Box
41:567
Correspondence re appt. as Comm. of Deeds from other states,
territories, undated
41:567
Correspondence from Governor Haight, California, re sending
insane patients to Stockton, Dec. 1870
41:567
Correspondence from Governor Elbert, Colorado, re irrigation
convention, June
1873
41:567
Recommendation of Governor H. D. Cooke, District of Columbia
for appt. of Comm. of Deeds, Nov. 1871
41:567
Recommendation of Governor James Kearney, Kansas, for appt.
of Comm. of Deeds, 24 Jan.
1871
Governor John Philo Hoyt, 29 Oct. 1877- 11 June
1878
Box
41:568
Oaths of Office (2), 30 May and 14 Nov. 1877
41:568
Correspondence from California Governor Wm. Irwin, re return
of W. W. Scott to California, fugitive from justice, 2 May 1877
41:568
Proclamations, reward for criminals (3), 1877,
1878
41:568
Proclamations signed by Acting Gov. Gosper, re reward for
criminals (2), Dec.
1877
41:568
Resignation of J. S. Vosburg, Auditor, 5 June
1877
41:568
Resignation of P. R. Tully, Treasurer, 7 June
1877
41:568
Petition from Greenwood and vicinity, Mohave Co., re appt. of
Sam Pearson as Notary, 13
June 1877
41:568
Correspondence from L. C. Hughes and Charles D. Poston,
recommending Geo. Reed for Notary, Arivaca, Pima Co., Apr.1878
41:568
Petition from Tombstone Mining District, Pima Co., re appt.
of James Collings as Notary, 26 July 1878
Box
41:569
Correspondence from T. J. Butler and J. Howard, re appt. of
A. C. Swift as Notary, Pinal Co., 6 Nov. 1877
41:569
Correspondence re appt. as Notary Public, P. A. Brown, Picket
Post, Pinal Co., Feb.
1878
41:569
Petitions from Alexandra, Peck Mining District, Yavapai Co.
for appt. as Notary (2), 1877, 1878
41:569
Petition from Gillett, Yavapai Co., for C. D. Handy as Notary
with enc. from Dr. McPhail, Surgeon, U.S. Army, Mar. 1878
41:569
Correspondence from Chas. T. Hayden, recommending J. J. Hill
as Notary, Gillett, Yavapai Co., 5 Apr. 1878
41:569
Petition, re appointment., correspondence, re resignation,
Notary Public, Kinney, Tip Top Mine, Yavapai Co., 1878
41:569
Resignation of E. W. Wells, Board of Examiners of Public
Schools, Yavapai Co., 15
Jan. 1878
41:569
Correspondence, re appt. as Notary Public, Henry Goldwater,
Ehrenberg, Yuma Co., Nov.
1877
41:569
Petition from Yuma Village, Yuma Co., re appt. of James
Reilly as Notary (2), 1877
Box
41:570
Applications for appt. as Notary Public (10), 1877,
1878
41:570
Correspondence from former Gov. Safford recommending Lee
Craig for Commissioner of Deeds, 18 June 1877
41:570
Correspondence from former American Consul, Wm. S. Campbell,
Calif., re appt. as Comm. of Deeds, endorsed by Gen Willcox,
Mar.
1878
41:570
Correspondence re appt. as Comm. of Deeds, endorsed by state
officials, Arkansas, 1878
41:570
Recommendation signed by Gov. Carrol, Maryland with
application for appt. as Comm. of Deeds, 17 Dec. 1877
Box
41:570A
Resignation of H.N. Alexander as Probate Judge for Yuma
County, 1878
Governor John Charles Fremont, 12 June 1878-5 Feb.
1882
Box
41:571
Oath of Office, 5
Oct. 1878
41:571
Proclamation, Thanksgiving, McCormick seal affixed, 8 Nov.
1880
41:571
Proclamation, reward for Philip McDonald for murder of Frank
Richardson, 12 Nov.
1880
41:571
Correspondence to Sec. Gosper, 22 Mar., 25 May 1881
41:571
Message to 11th Legislature, Council, nominating officers for
Cochise County, 3 Feb.
1881
41:571
Message to 11th Legislature, Council, nominating officers for
Gila County, 16 Feb.
1881
41:571
Proclamations, Acting Governor Gosper, rewards for criminals
(3), 1879,
1881
41:571
Correspondence from Atty. Stephenson, Phoenix to Sec. Gosper,
re reward, May
1880
41:571
Copy of Thanksgiving Proclamation of President Chester A.
Arthur, 1881
Box
41:572
Resignation of John E. Anderson, Asst. Sec., 6 Oct.
1880
41:572
Resignation of Jas. Collingwood, Board of Prison Comm.,
12 Mar.
1879
41:572
Correspondence re resignations from office, Wagon Road
Commissioners (4), 1879
41:572
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Apache
County (2), 1880
41:572
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Apache
County, Bush Valley, 1880
41:572
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Cochise
County, Bisbee, 1881
41:572
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Cochise
County, Contention, 1881
Box
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Cochise
County, 1881
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Cochise
County, Galeyville, 1881
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Cochise
County, Ramsay's Canyon, 1881
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Cochise
County, Tombstone (17), 1881
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Cochise
County, Willcox, 1881
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Gila
County, Globe, Tonto Basin, 1880-1881
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Graham
County, Camp Thomas, 1881
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Graham
County, Clifton Safford (3), 1881
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Maricopa
County (4), 1879-1881
41:573
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Maricopa
County, McMillen, 1880
Box
41:574
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Maricopa
County, McMillenville (2), 1878
41:574
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Maricopa
County, Vulture, Arizona, 1881
41:574
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Mohave
County, Mineral Park (2), 1880
41:574
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Mohave
County, Signal, 1880
41:574
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Bisbee, 1880
41:574
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, California District (2), 1880
41:574
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Camp Bowie, 1878
41:574
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Camp Thomas, 1879
Box
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Charleston, 1879
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Contention City (2), 1880
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Empire Ranch (2), 1880
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Euell (or Ewell) Springs, 1879
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Greaterville, 1881
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Harshaw (5), 1880-81
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Maley, 1880
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Mule Pass, 1880
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Myers District (3), 1881
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Oro Blanco (2), 1881
41:575
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Quitobaquita, 1879
Box
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Safford, 1880
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Tombstone (12), 1879-80
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Tubac, 1881
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Tucson (36), 1878-1881
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Tucson, Wm. J. Osborn, footnote, re Comm. signed by Gov.
Fremont, Mar.
1881
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Tucson, correspondence from F. Miller to Patrick Hamilton,
1881
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Willcox (2), 1880
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pinal
County, Casa Grande, Florence, Globe (6), 1879-1881
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pinal
County, Maricopa, 1881
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pinal
County, Pinal (5), 1880-81
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pinal
County, Queen Creek, 1881
41:476
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pinal
County, Silver King (4), 1879, 1881
Box
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pinal
County, re appt. of Wagon Road Comm., 1879
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Big Bug, 1881
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Cherry Creek, 1880
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Elliots Camp (or Elliotts Camp), undated
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Gillett (3), 1879-80
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Green Valley Mining District, 1881
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Prescott (11), 1880-81
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Prescott Barracks, 1879
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Whipple Depot, 1880
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yuma
County, Yuma (2), 1880-81
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yuma
County, Parker, 1880
41:577
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yuma
County, Pacific City, Silver District (2), 1880
41:577
Correspondence, re appointment to office (6), 1879-1881
Box
41:578
Correspondence, re appointment of Italian Consul, San
Francisco, 11 May
1881
41:578
Correspondence from Dept. of Interior requesting annual
report, 19 Sept.
1881
41:578
Correspondence re appt. as Comm. of Deeds, 1879-1881
41:578
Correspondence from Gen. Willcox and M. W. Stewart, re
appointment of Duncan as Comm. of Deeds (3), May1880
41:578
Correspondence from Thomas Talbot, Governor, Mass., re
appointment of J. B. Braman as Commissioner of Deeds, 4 June
1879
41:578
Correspondence from Gov., Minn. and Sec., re appointment of
Carleton as Comm. of Deeds, 1881
41:578
Requisition by Acting Gov. Gosper to Chihuatua, Mexico for A.
Duran, June
1881
41:578
Requisition by Acting Gov. Gosper to California for Chas. T.
Cole, Nov.
1881
Governor Frederick Agustus Tritle, 6 Feb. 1882- 4 May
1886
Box
41:579
Oath of Office, 8
March 1882
41:579
Proclamation, election, apportionment, supplemental
proclamation and correspondence, 29 Aug. and 8 Sept. 1882
41:579
Proclamation, re rewards for criminals (10), 1882-83
41:579
Correspondence to Asst. Sec. Anderson, re reward for stage
robberies, force for Tombstone, 11 and 14 Apr. 1882
41:579
Commission as Notary Public, signed by Gov., 21Sept.
1882
Box
41:580
Correspondence from R. L. Long to Gov. and correspondence
from Gov. to Sec., re appointment as Probate Judge of Gila Co.,
1883
41:580
Correspondence from Winslow, Ft. Wingate, N. M., Sheriff of
Apache Co. and copy of correspondence from Gov., re protection from
outlaws (6), 1882
41:580
Correspondence to 12th Legislature, re message delivered,
11 Jan.
1883
41:580
Apportionment for members, 12th Legislative Assembly by Sec.
Van Arman, 9 Aug.
1882
41:580
Report to Secretary of the Interior (printed), 1885
41:580
Report of Fish Commission, 1 from Richard Rule and 1 from
Business Manager, J. H. Taggart (2), 1883-1884
Box
41:581
Report from Business Manager, Fish Comm., re efforts to
secure supply of carp, Mar.
1885
41:581
Correspondence from other states, re "Resources of Arizona"
by Patrick Hamilton, 1883-84
41:581
Correspondence from Patrick Hamilton, re sending copies to
certain libraries listed on back, Dec. 1883
41:581
Corres. from Douglas Gray, Tombstone, re Denver Exposition
appointment, July
1885
41:581
Notice of appt. of Mexican Consul, Lomeli, Tucson, 1882
41:581
Copy of notice by President Arthur of appointment of Consul
of Mexico at Tucson, letter of transmittal, Mar. 1885
41:581
Correspondence from Treasury Dept., re credit due from
contingent expenses, 25
Mar. 1882
Box
42:582
Correspondence, Treasury Dept., Bureau of the Mint,
requesting industrial statistics, Dec. 1885
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Cochise
County, including Charleston, Dos Cabezas, Swisshelm Mining District
(7), 1882, 1884,
1885
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Cochise
County, Ft. Huachuca, endorsed by military personnel, 1883
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Graham
County, Camp Thomas, Dunlap, 1884, 1885
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Maricopa
County, Apr.
1885
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Mohave
County, Signal, Kingman (2), 1884
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Logan City, Quijotoas, Nogales, Total Wreck (7), 1882, 1884,
1885
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pima
County, Tucson, correspondence from Lewis Wolfley, Aug. 13,
1884
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Pinal
County, Mammoth, Oracle, Pinal Vekol (5), 1882, 1883, 1885
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Tip Top, Prescott (2), 1882, 1884
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Cienega, Arizona, 1885
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary: Yavapai
County, Big Bug, 1884
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary:
Correspondence, re appt. as Notary, Graham and Cochise County, from
M.W. Stewart, Aug.
1883
42:582
Petitions, correspondence re: appointment as Notary:
Correspondence, re resignations of Notaries Public, Purdy, Graham
Co. and Yuma Co. (2), 1883
42:582
Signature of Gov. James B. Grant, Colorado, re appointment of
Commissioner of Deeds, 31
July 1884
42:582
Signature of Grover Cleveland, Gov., N. W., re appointment of
Commissioner of Deeds, 14
July 1884
Box
42:583
Signature of Gov. Geo. Hoadly, Ohio, re appointment. of Comm.
of Deeds, 10 Mar.
1885
42:583
Signature of Gov. David B. Hill, N. W., re appt. of Comm. Of
Deeds, 5 June
1885
42:583
Requisition to Texas for Tim Hurley, Nov. 1882
42:583
Requisition by Acting Gov. Van Arman to California for John
M. Schriever, June and Aug.
1883
42:583
Requisition by Acting Gov. Van Arman to N. M. for 3 Navajo
Indians, Sept.
1884
42:583
Requisitions to N. M. for Frank Tarbell, May 1885
42:583
Requisitions from other states, granted (11), undated
Governor Conrad Meyer Zulick, 5 May 1886-27 Mar.
1889
Box
42:584
Oath of Office (2), 2 Nov. 1885 and 14 May
1886
42:584
Copy of proclamation of reward for criminal, Mar. 1887
42:584
Correspondence, re election proclamation (3), 1886,
1888
42:584
Copy of telegram to H. A. W. Taylor, Denver, Colorado, re
reward proclamation, Mar.
1888
42:584
Correspondence, personal, political (1), 1886-1887
42:584
Correspondence, confidential (5), 1886, 1888
42:584
Correspondence, between Gov. and Alonzo Bailey, re
establishing military post on Western Border of San Carlos (2),
July, Aug.
1887
42:584
Correspondence (17), 1885-1888
42:584
Report to Secretary of Interior (printed), 1886-1888
42:584
Report of Comm. of Immigration, T. E. Farish (2), 14 Jan.
1889
42:584
Correspondence from Patrick Hamilton, Comm. of Immigration,
re report, Dec.
1886
42:584
Requests for autographs, pictures, information (3), 1886,
1887
42:584
Requests (6), 1886, 1888
42:584
Copy of correspondence by Governor, Dec. 1888
Box
42:585
Request for information for autobiography, Apr. 1886
42:585
Correspondence from B. H. Hereford, Interpreter for Gov.
Tritle, re re-appt., Nov.
1885
42:585
Correspondence from Sec. Bayard, re appt. of Asst. Sec., W.
C. Foster, 14 Jan.
1887
42:585
Correspondence re appt. of E. H. Hiller as Treasurer, with
letter of transmittal from Hiller (5), 14 Apr. 1886, 1885-86
42:585
Correspondence from cattle companies, re quarantine of
cattle, (6), 1885-1887
42:585
Correspondence from member, Live Stock Sanitary Comm., re
meetings, quarantine (18), 1887
42:585
Resignation of C. M. Bruce, Chairman, Live Stock Sanitary
Commission, Oct.
1888
42:585
Department of Agriculture, rules and regulations, re animal
disease and quarantine, undated
42:585
Circular from Dept. of Agriculture, re disease, quarantine of
cattle, undated
42:585
Correspondence from Apache County, re indebtedness (5),
1885-86
42:585
Correspondence re appt. to office, Apache County (3),
1886-87
42:585
Petitions, correspondence, re appt. as Notary, Apache Co.
(13), 1886-1888
42:585
Petitions, correspondence, re division of Apache County (9),
undated
Box
42:586
Correspondence from Secretary of Jail Comm., Apache Co.,
Aug.
1886
42:586
Correspondence re county offices, Apache Co. (2), 1886
42:586
Correspondence re Board of Supervisors, Apache Co. (2),
1886
42:586
Correspondence from E. B. Gage, Tombstone, Nov. 1885
42:586
Correspondence re appt. to office, Cochise County (22),
1885-1889
42:586
Petitions, correspondence, re appt. as Notary, Cochise Co.
(29), 1885-1889
Box
42:587
Petition, re division of Cochise County, 1887
42:587
Correspondence re appt. to office, Gila County, 1886
42:587
Correspondence re appt. as Notary Public, Gila Co. (6),
1886, 1888,
1889
42:587
Correspondence from Graham County Treasurer, re bonded
indebtedness, Jan.
1886
42:587
Petitions, correspondence, re appt. as Notary, Graham Co.,
Maxey, Pima (17), 1885-89
42:587
Correspondence from Sheriff-elect, Maricopa Co., re salary,
Dec.
1886
Box
42:588
Petitions, correspondence, re appt. to office, Maricopa Co.
(31), 1886-89
42:588
Correspondence petitions, re appt. as Notary, Maricopa Co.
(41), 1885-89
Box
42:589
Correspondence from Maricopa County Board of Supervisor, re
creating office of assessor (2), July 1888
42:589
Correspondence from Mohave County Treasurer, re bonded
indebtedness, Dec.
1885
42:589
Telegram from A. Corey, Mohave Co., re resignation, Feb. 1886
42:589
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment to office (6),
1886
42:589
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment as Notary, Mohave
Co. (9), 1885-1888
42:589
Correspondence from Mohave County Board of Supervisor, re
consolidating certain county offices (2), Aug.-Sept. 1888
42:589
Correspondence from W. B. Horton, re resignation as County
Clerk, Pima Co., Feb.
1886
Box
42:590
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment to office, Pima
County (39), 1885-89
42:590
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment as Notary, Pima
County (38), 1885-89
42:590
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment as Notary, Pinal
County (15), 1886-89
Box
42:591
Correspondence, re Grand Jury, Pinal Co. (2), Oct. 1888
42:591
Requesting reward for stage robbers, Pinal Co., from Acting
Agent, Wells Fargo and Co., Nov. 1888
42:591
Correspondence from Yavapai County Treasurer, re bonded
indebtedness, Dec.
1885
Box
42:592
Correspondence, re disputed number of justices allowed,
Cottonwood, Yavapai Co., Oct. 1886
42:592
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment to office, Yavapai
Co. (12), 1885-87
42:592
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment as Notary, Yavapai
Co. (18), 1885,
1887-89
Box
42:593
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment to office, Yuma Co.
(7), 1885-87
42:593
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment as Notary, Yuma Co.
(6), 1885,
1887-89
42:593
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment of Briggs Goodrich
for Attorney General (9), undated
42:593
Petition for appt. of E. J. Edwards for Atty. General,
undated
42:593
Correspondence re appointment to office (4), undated
Box
42:594
Correspondence from T. O. Stevens, Hackberry, against
appointment of H. Shaefer as Notary, Apr. 1886
42:594
Requests for removal of Notaries Public from position (7),
1886-87
42:594
Resignations of Notaries Public (3), undated
42:594
Correspondence and petitions, re abolishing county courts
(11), 1886-87
Box
43:595
Correspondence from S. B. Mayer, postmaster, Mayer, Arizona,
re changing name of road, May 1886
43:595
Correspondence to W. C. Foster from John Goodwin, re name of
post office, Cottonwood or Upper Verde, 15 Dec. 1886
43:595
Correspondence re Utah authorities searching in Arizona homes
for polygamists, Apr.
1888
43:595
Correspondence from Wm. Wallace, Atty., re trial of the
prison directors, Apr.
1886
43:595
Correspondence re monument to James A. Garfield, May 1886, Nov.
1938
43:595
Dept. of State, re establishing Foreign Law Bureau at
Brussels, 1887
43:595
Correspondence from G. H. Oury, re bond as Prison Comm.,
Jan.
1886
43:595
Correspondence re bonds (7), undated
43:595
Correspondence from T. S. Bunch, re bond for Wagon Road
Comm., July
1886
43:595
Interpretation of legal matter, re judges by Judge Barnes,
Mar.
1887
43:595
Interpretation of legal matter, re marriage by Wm. Osborn,
Dec.
1888
43:595
Correspondence re Territorial bills introduced, passed (6),
undated
Box
43:596
Correspondence re 3rd Judicial District being without a
judge, Oct.
1886
43:596
Correspondence re salary of court reporters, Mar. 1887
43:596
Correspondence from Judge Porter, re court business (4),
1886-87
43:596
Correspondence list, re "Franks" issued, undated
43:596
Correspondence from Northwestern Literary and Historical
Society, Iowa, honorary member, undated
43:596
Circular from W. Virginia, re pardons, sentence, undated
43:596
Correspondence from Steamship Company in Italy, re
immigration to Arizona, Aug. 1886
43:596
Correspondence prospectus from American Land and Colonization
Assn., Nov.
1886
43:596
Correspondence from Chinese Consul and Dist. Atty., re
Chinese residents of Flagstaff (2), Aug. 1887
43:596
Correspondence from British Legation, Washington, June 1886
43:596
Correspondence from British Consul, re appointment, Apr. 1887
43:596
Correspondence from Austro-Hungarian Consul, re estate of
Austrian, Sept.
1886
Box
43:597
Correspondence from Dept. of State for Minister of
Switzerland, re death of John Wild, Tucson (2), 1888
43:597
Correspondence from Society of Arizona Pioneers, re annual
celebration, Dec.
1885
43:597
Petitions, correspondence, re mail service (10), 1886-88
43:597
Correspondence from P.O. Dept. Wash., D. C., replying to
request for mail service (6), 1886-88
43:597
Correspondence P.O. Dept., Wash., D. C., re report of P.O.
Gen., Dec.
1886
43:597
Correspondence reports, Columbus Med. Journal, Ohio Sanitary
Assn. meeting from Harvey Reed, M. D. (4), 1886-87
43:597
Correspondence re reward for first artesian well (2),
1886
43:597
Correspondence Comm. of Immigration, re petition of Mesa
residents to be forwarded to the President, 11, 20 Aug.
1887
43:597
Correspondence. from Comm. of Immigration, re receipt from
stationers, undated
43:597
Correspondence General Land Office, Wash., D. C., re Timber
Agent Callahan, Dec.
1886
Box
43:598
Correspondence report, Aztec Land and Cattle Co. and A. and
PR. R.R. Co., re patented land, 1886
43:598
Dept. of Interior, General Land Office, Prescott,
correspondence, re timber cut from university and school lands (2),
Mar.
1888
43:598
Correspondence re appointments to Land Office (2), 1886,
1887
43:598
Correspondence U.S. Land Office, re land reports (5),
1887-88
43:598
Correspondence requesting information on land around Moqui
for immigrants from Sweden (2), Dec. 1886
43:598
Correspondence requests for reports, information, re Arizona,
undated
43:598
Board of Supervisors requesting opinion of Atty. Gen., re
taxing A. and PR. R. R. Co., Yavapai Co., Nov. 1885
43:598
National Republican, Wash., D. C. requesting views, taxation
of sugar, tobacco, Dec.
1886
43:598
Wm. R. Warner Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, re taxes on mining
claims, June, Sept.
1886
Box
43:599
Correspondence from Atty. Alexander, re Arizona Canal Co.
against Tax Collector, 1886
43:599
Correspondence re crimes, requisitions, undated
43:599
Correspondence from H. D. Underwood, re bill introduced for
relief of A. J. Tyner in arrest of Canute Soto (2), 1887
43:599
Correspondence thanking the Gov. for pardons (2), 1886-87
43:599
Correspondence from Barry Matthews, St. Johns, re ruin of
bridge and dam, 1886
43:599
Correspondence re checks, warrants (3), undated
43:599
Correspondence from E. C. M. Rand, Rand's Rating Agency, re
report on railroads in Territory, 1886
Box
43:600
Correspondence re Constitutional Centennial, undated
43:600
Correspondence re American Exhibition, London, undated
43:600
Correspondence bulleting, re conventions, exhibitions,
undated
Box
43:601
Correspondence from Board of Directors, Arizona Industrial
Exposition Assn., re annual fair (3), 1886-87
43:601
Correspondence Temperance Education Law (3), 1886
43:601
Circular from Dept. of Interior, orders of Pres. Cleveland,
re political activity of officers, 19 July 1886
43:601
Correspondence from Collector, U.S. Internal Revenue, N. M.,
re advise on appt. of Deputy at Prescott, 6 Aug. 1887
43:601
Correspondence re appointments, undated
43:601
Correspondence from Sec. of State, Ohio, re names of Comm. of
Deeds, 25 Nov.
1885
43:601
Correspondence re appointment as Comm. of Deeds, undated
43:601
Correspondence Dept. of State (3), 1885-87
Box
43:602
Correspondence Dept. of Interior (4), 1885-86
43:602
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, re request for statistical
reports (4), 1886-88
43:602
Treasury Dept., re contingent expenses, salaries (14),
1885-1888
43:602
Correspondence from U.S. Comm. of Fish and Fisheries (2),
1889-1890
43:602
Correspondence Dept. of Justice, Atty. Gen., re opinion on
pay to Supreme Court Justice, 1887
43:602
Correspondence from Dept. of State, Interior, Mexican
Legation, re cattle quarantine (10), undated
43:602
Correspondence from former Gov. Tritle, Oct. 1886
Box
43:603
Signature of Gov. George Stoneman, Calif. with enc., re
irrigation, 2 Aug.
1886
43:603
Signature of Gov. E. G. Ross, N. M., re bonded indebtedness,
20 July
1886
43:603
Signature of Gov. S. T. Hauser, Montana, re bonded
indebtedness, Aug. 12, 1886, 12 Aug. 1886
43:603
Signature of Gov. Gilbert A. Pierce, Dakota, re bonded
indebtedness, 23 July
1886
43:603
Signature of Gov. Francis E. Warren, Wyoming, re bonded
indebtedness, 21 July
1886
43:603
Signature of Gov. Caleb W. West, Utah, re bonded
indebtedness, 21 July
1886
43:603
Signature of Gov. E. G. Ross, N. M. with enc., re repeal of
certain sections of statutes, 23 Aug. 1886
43:603
Signature of Gov. Fitzhugh Lee, VA, re Natl. Centennial
Celebration, 11 Oct.
1886
43:603
Signature of Gov. Signature of Gov. L. F. Hubbard, Minn., re
convention (2), May, July
1886
43:603
Signature of Gov. R. W. Waterman, California, re appt. of
Comm. of Deeds, 23 Aug.
1888
43:603
Signature of Gov. David B. Hill, N. Y., re appointments of
Comm. of Deeds (2), 17 and
20 June 1888
43:603
Signature of Gov. Oliver Ames, Mass., re appointment of Comm.
of Deeds, 11 Mar.
1889
Box
43:604
Signature of Mayor Frank Dungan, Ottumwa, Iowa, re mining
statistics, Sept.
1886
43:604
Signature of Sec. E. J. Curtis, Idaho with enc. Controller,
re indebtedness, 1886
43:604
Resignation of Atty. General Clark Churchill, 10 Jan.
1887
43:604
Requisitions from other states, granted (12), undated
43:604
Requisitions of Gov. Zulick, for Polito Lopez, Jesus
Valensuala, and Tunia Alderiti, 1 Mar. 1886
Governor Lewis Wolfley, 28 Mar. 1889- 27 Aug.
1890
Box
43:605
Oath of Office, 8
April 1889
43:605
Correspondence to Sec. Murphy, personal, political, (5),
Dec. 1889, 1 Jan.
1890
43:605
Correspondence from Atty. R. E. Sloan, 13 Sept.
1889
43:605
Correspondence from former Gov. Wolfley to R. C. and G. W.
Brown, re Judge Sloan, Clerk Cameron, Nov. 1892
43:605
Correspondence personal, political from Atty. Stilwell and J.
M. Ormsby, Nov. 1889,
May 1890
Box
43:606
Correspondence from J. C. Martin, Ariz. Journal-Miner, re
Dunbar's articles, 28 Oct.
1889
43:606
Correspondence from John F. Plummer, re Colonel Weir,
26 Oct.
1889
43:606
Correspondence from editors of Ariz. Silver Belt, Globe,
political, 6 and 19 Oct.
1889
43:606
Correspondence from L. A. Hughes, Collector, Internal
Revenue, re statement allegedly made by him and appt. of Recarte,
July
1890
Box
43:607
Correspondence from Tinker, Editor, Flagstaff, re article
"Breaking the Deadlock,", Nov. 1889
43:607
Correspondence Executive Mansion, Washington, re receipt of
letters (9), 1889-1890
43:607
Report to Sec. of Interior, 1889
43:607
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, re annual report (3),
1889
43:607
Correspondence requesting copies of annual report (16),
1889-90
43:607
Correspondence E. A. Cutter, Ft. Thomas, re persons to
receive annual report, Jan.
1890
43:607
Council confirmation of appointments (3), 8-9 Apr.
1889
43:607
Report of Territorial Geologist, John Blandy with letter of
transmittal, 23 July
1889
43:607
Correspondence from Territorial Geologist, Blandy, re fair in
Phoenix, railroads, 2
Sept., 12 Dec. 1889
Box
43:608
Correspondence Geologist Blandy, re reports, 15, 25 May, 16 Aug.
1890
43:608
Correspondence from Geologist Blandy, re warrants, reports,
map of Pima Co. (7), 1890
43:608
Report of Comm. of Immigration, John A. Black, 1889-1890
43:608
Correspondence John A. Black, Comm. of Immigration with enc.
from M. F. Sweetser, Mar.
1890
43:608
Correspondence James Black, Comm. of Immigration (4),
1889-1890
43:608
Correspondence U.S. Land Office and Supt. of Public Schools,
re a claim on school land (7), 1890
43:608
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, re removal of Mr. Smith,
Sept.
1889
43:608
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, re Robert T. Hunter and
General Land Office, Oct.,
Nov. 1889
Box
43:609
Correspondence re removal of A. D. Duff, Register, U.S. Land
Office, Tucson (93), May,
June 1889
43:609
Correspondence U.S. Land Office and Dept. of Interior, re
land entries (6), 1889-1890
43:609
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, re Peralta Land Grant
claim, 23 Oct.
1889
43:609
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, re monuments of mineral
claim, 14 Feb. 1890, 15
Mar. 1890
43:609
Correspondence brochure, Dept. of Interior, re leave of
absence, 31 Oct.
1889
43:609
Telegram, Frank Hatton, Washington, D. C., removal of General
Grant's remains, 30 Aug.
1889
43:609
Correspondence re Republican Central Committees (3),
1889
43:609
Correspondence Interstate Commerce Comm., re Railroad Comm.,
Natl. Convention, May
1890
43:609
Report of State Board of Equalization of Calif., re
assessment of railroads, encl. statement by Southern Pacific for
1889, 13 Nov.
1899
43:609
Correspondence A. and P., So Pacific Railroads and Pima Co.
Board of Supervisors, re railroad taxes (3), 1889
Box
43:610
Correspondence Riordan, Central Arizona Railroad, re bldg.
road, Flagstaff to Phoenix, and lumber holdings, 17 July
1890
43:610
Article by Riordan, re railway to Co. River and Arizona's
attractions, undated
43:610
Correspondence from P.O. Dept., Wash., D. C. and from John
Howard, Prescott (4), 1889-1890
43:610
Correspondence Treasury Dept., re property belonging to U.S.,
4 May
1889
Box
43:611
Correspondence Treasury Dept., re opinion on eligibility to
obtain appropriations from U.S., 28 Aug. 1889
43:611
Correspondence Treasury Dept., re contingent expenses (10),
1889-1890
43:611
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, re
irrigation of arid lands (3), 1889
43:611
Correspondence from John Noble, Sec., Dept. of Interior (3),
1889
43:611
Correspondence forms, Dept. of Interior, re stationery, (3),
undated
43:611
Correspondence Dept. of State, re fugitives from justice (2),
May
1890
43:611
Correspondence Dept. of Justice, Attorney General (3),
1889
43:611
Correspondence Dept. of Justice, Atty. Gen., re information
on Chief Justice Wright, 25
Oct. 1889
43:611
Correspondence Arizona Fish and Game Comm. (2), 1889-1890
43:611
Telegram From Olympia, Wash., re charges against Supreme
Judge Stiles, Sept.
1889
43:611
Correspondence re charges against L. D. Moore, St. John's
Public School, July
1890
43:611
Territorial Treasurer, contesting title of offices, Apr. 1889
43:611
Correspondence from Treasurer Foster, 11 Apr.
1889
43:611
Correspondence from Treasurer Smith, 18 June
1889
Box
43:612
Correspondence from Bank of Arizona, Cashier Hazeltine, re
discrepancy in figures in Treasurer Foster's Report, July 1889
43:612
Correspondence re resignation of Judge Rush as Atty. General
(2), Aug.
1889
43:612
Correspondence re passage of bills in U.S. Congress (8),
1889-1890
43:612
Condition of the Laws of Arizona and Committee Report, 51st
Congress, 1st Session and, re laws of Arizona (3 times), undated
43:612
Correspondence re Legislative bills (2), 1889-1890
43:612
Correspondence Gov. Wolfley and judges, re opinions of Sec.
1837 R. S. (4), 1889
43:612
Dept. of State approving Funding Act of Arizona, 25 June
1890
43:612
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, re Funding Act (5),
1890
43:612
Correspondence. from F. S. Ingalls, Board of Supervisors,
Yuma, re Desert Land Act, Nov. 1889
43:612
Correspondence Dept. of Justice, opinion, re length of
session of Territorial Legislature, 28 May 1889
43:612
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, re opinion on legality of
holding extra session of legislature, June 1889
Box
43:613
Correspondence from Dept. of Interior, Ariz. Atty. Gen. and
U.S. Atty. for Ariz., re legality of Acts of 15th Legislature and
disputed office of Auditor (3), 1889
43:613
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, opinion on validity of act,
holding constitutional convention, June 1889
43:613
Extracts from digest of opinions of Atty. Gen., re
Territorial Legislatures forming constitutions and governments,
undated
43:613
Correspondence re Constitutional Convention (7), 1889
43:613
Correspondence re crime, requisitions (5), 1889-1890
43:613
Telegram to Sec. Murphy from Gov. Wolfley, re reward offered
for murderers of soldiers, 13 May 1889
43:613
Correspondence from Maj. Gen. Nelson Miles, re reward for
murderer, July
1890
Box
43:614
Petition, Tombstone, re appointment of Mayor, Councilmen,
May
1890
43:614
Correspondence from Geo. W. Swain, Tombstone, re appointment.
of Mayor, Councilmen, 9
June 1890
43:614
Correspondence re county assessment rolls (8), 1889
43:614
Correspondence enclosing description of Apache County, Robert
E. Morrison, Aug.
1890
43:614
Correspondence re division of Yavapai County (4), 1889
43:614
Correspondence Bureau of Weights and Measures (2), 1889
43:614
Correspondence from former Governors Safford and Hoyt, re
pictures for collection (2), 1890
43:614
Correspondence re establishing paper mill in Arizona (2),
1890
43:614
Correspondence re livestock, Livestock Sanitary Board (6),
1889-1890
43:614
Correspondence consuls of Peru and Mexico (2), 1890
43:614
Correspondence re artesian wells, 31 Nov. 1889
43:614
Correspondence re Board of Equalization (9), 1889-1890
Box
44:615
Correspondence Dept. of State, Albert Steinfield, W. Jacobs,
re estate of Pedro Pena, Philippines (5), 1890
44:615
Correspondence U.S. Consul, Zurick, re death of Emil Luthy
(3), 1889
44:615
Correspondence re bonds, indebtedness (2), 1889
44:615
Correspondence re warrants, bills, undated
Box
44:616
Correspondence re warrants to Governor's Sec. Hammond,
1890
44:616
Request from American Law Directory Publishers for list of
judges, undated
44:616
Correspondence re Thanksgiving Proclamation, Nov. 1889
44:616
Correspondence from Sec. of N. J., re the North American
Company, June
1890
44:616
Forms, Treasury Dept., re indemnity bonds, drafts (2)
(MISSING), 1889
44:616
Correspondence Treasury Dept., re Thomas Hughes salary as
Interpreter (2), 1889
44:616
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, Treasury Dept., re office
furniture and equipment (2), 1890
Box
44:617
Brochure, Anti-Lottery League of Louisiana, undated
44:617
Correspondence re: statistics requested, undated
44:617
Correspondence (11), undated
44:617
Correspondence from other states requesting information,
undated
44:617
Correspondence re: World's Fair, Chicago, undated
44:617
Correspondence re: Exposition, Paris, undated
44:617
Correspondence re: National Silver Convention, undated
Box
44:618
Invitations to conventions, meetings, undated
44:618
Correspondence re: application for membership in G. A. R.,
undated
44:618
Correspondence from J. J. Chatham, re appointment as Consul,
Nogales, undated
44:618
Correspondence from Custom-House, Collector's Office, El
Paso, re appt. of Carpenter, undated
44:618
Correspondence E. B. Gage, Tombstone, re: appointments,
undated
Box
44:619
Petitions, correspondence, re: appointment to office,
undated
44:619
Petitions, correspondence, re: appointment as Notary Public,
undated
44:619
Correspondence re appointment as Commissioner of Deeds,
undated
44:619
Signature, Gov. James P. Eagle, Arkansas, re appointment of
Comm. of Deeds, Apr.
1890
44:619
Signature, Gov. James A. Beaver, Penn., re appt. of Comm. of
Deeds, 1890
Box
44:620
Signature, Gov. David B. Hill, N. Y. re appt. of Comm. of
Deeds (3), 1889-1890
44:620
Signature, Gov. Herbert W. Ladd, R.I., re annual report,
1889
44:620
Signature of Gov. Lyman U. Humphrey, Kansas, re convention,
20 Aug.
1889
44:620
Requisition to N. M. for Morgan T. Davis, Apr. 1889
44:620
Requisition to Sonora, Mexico for Francisco Vega, Sept. 1889
44:620
Requisition from other states, granted (3), undated
44:620
Correspondence Dept. of Interior, Census Office, circular,
11th Census (3), 1889
44:620
Correspondence from Auditory with enc., Dept. of Interior,
Census Office, re 11th Census, Mar. 1890
44:620
Dept. of Interior, Census Office, 11th Census (8), 1890
44:620
Corres. from Office of Supervisor of Census, Arizona Dist.,
Clark (4), 1890
Acting Governor Nathan Oakes Murphy, 18 Aug. 1890-3 Oct.
1890
Box
44:621
Report to Secretary of the Interior, 1890
44:621
Correspondence form from Dept. of Interior, Sept. 1890
44:621
Telegram from Secretary of the Department of the Interior,
re: Funding Act, Dec.
1890
44:621
Correspondence Department of the Interior, Census Office,
Sept.
1890
44:621
Correspondence Department of the Interior, re: annual report
(4), 1890
44:621
Correspondence Treasury Department, Oct. 1890
Box
44:622
Correspondence laws, re irrigation from Department of
Agriculture (3), Nov.
1890
44:622
Correspondence U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Chief Engineer, re
exploration for artesian wells, Nov. 1890
44:622
Correspondence Interstate Commerce Commission with enc. re
state railway comm. (2), Nov. 1890
44:622
Correspondence U.S. Land Office, re entries made in Prescott
office, Sept.
1890
44:622
Correspondence re description and statistics, Yavapai County,
16 Sept.
1890
44:622
Correspondence from Attorney General, opinion, appointing
village officers, June
1891
44:622
Correspondence from E. E. Myers, Architect, re new Capitol
Bldg., Nov.
1890
44:622
Correspondence re warrants (3), 1890
44:622
Correspondence from Sec., World's Columbian Exposition, re
legislature, Nov.
1890
44:622
Correspondence re establishing paper mill at Territorial
Prison, Yuma, Sept.
1890
44:622
Correspondence re estates of deceased persons (2), 1890
44:622
Report of Capitol Site Commissioners, 1891
44:622
Correspondence re information about Arizona (2), 1890
44:622
Correspondence re Request for Revised Statutes, Nov 1890
Box
44:623
Correspondence re crimes, trials, requisitions, reprieves,
(9), 1890-1891
44:623
Correspondence re appt. to office, (4), 1890
44:623
Signature, Gov. L. Bradford Prince, N. M., re contingent
expenses, Nov.
1890
Governor John N. Irwin, 4 Oct. 1890- 10 May
1892
Box
44:624
Oath of Office, 20
Jan. 1891
44:624
Messages to 16th Legislative Assembly, Council, (51),
Jan.-Mar.
1891
44:624
Messages to 16th Legislative Assembly, House, (39), Jan.-Mar.
1891
44:624
Council confirmation of appointments, (6), Mar. 1891
Box
44:625
Report of Board of Railroad Commissioners, 1891
44:625
Correspondence re bill for publishing election proclamation,
May
1891
44:625
Correspondence from Commissioner of Immigration, re warrants,
property, 6 Apr. 1891, 27
Apr. 1891
44:625
Opinion of Attorney General, re salary of Comm. of
Immigration, 25 May
1891
44:625
Correspondence re funding bonds, Nov. 1891
44:625
Correspondence Department of Interior, Census Office, re
property exempt from taxation, Nov. 1891
44:625
Dept. of Interior, re bills for stationery, printing, (2),
1891
44:625
Correspondence Treasury Dept., re contingent expenses, (3),
1891
44:625
Receipt for general fund warrant, Board of Supervisors,
Apache County, Apr.
1891
Box
44:626
Petitions, correspondence, re appointments for new county of
Coconino, (7), 1891
44:626
Request for revised statutes for justices, county recorder,
Yavapai Co., Dec.
1890
44:626
Correspondence, re division of Yavapai County, (4), 1891
44:626
Petition, correspondence, re appointment of Mayor and
Councilmen, Yuma Co., (2), 1891
44:626
Correspondence to and from Charles D. Poston, re appointment
Nov., (2), 1891
44:626
Correspondence re organizing rangers, resignation of Supt.
Public Instruction Cheney, political (8), undated
44:626
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment as regent,
University of Arizona (26), undated
Box
44:627
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment to Insane Asylum
(7), undated
44:627
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment as Railroad
Commissioner (10), undated
44:627
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment as Treasurer (10),
undated
44:627
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment as Auditor (6),
undated
44:627
Correspondence., re appointment as Attorney General,
undated
44:627
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment as Superintendent
of Public Instruction (22), undated
Box
44:628
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment as Commissioner of
Immigration (6), undated
44:628
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment as Superintendent
Commissioner of Territorial Prison, Yuma (2), undated
44:628
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment as Rangers (15),
undated
Box
44:629
Petitions, correspondence., re appointment as World's Fair
Commission (5), undated
44:629
Correspondence re appointments to office, undated
44:629
Correspondence re resignation from office, undated
44:629
Invitations to expositions and conventions, undated
44:629
Correspondence for information re Phoenix and Arizona (3),
1891
44:629
Correspondence re appointment as Commissioner of Deeds,
undated
Box
44:630
Signature, Gov. Arthur L. Thomas, Utah, re officers appointed
by the Gov., Dec.
1890
44:630
Signature, Gov. L. Bradford Prince, N. M., requesting Arizona
Militia at fair, May
1891
44:630
Requisition to Oregon for William Brush, Jan. 1891
Governor Nathan Oakes Murphy, 11 May 1892-11 Apr.
1893
Box
44:631
Oath of Office, 2
June 1892
44:631
Report to Secretary of Interior, 1892
44:631
Department of State requesting marriage laws of Arizona,
1892
June
44:631
Correspondence, re Public School Celebration Proclamation,
Supt. of Public Schools with enc. from Chairman, 1892
44:631
Correspondence re bonds and warrants (3), undated
44:631
Correspondence re crimes, pardons, requisitions (2),
undated
44:631
Correspondence requesting copies of election laws, Oct. 1892
Box
44:632
Correspondence, invitation, re convention, Nov. 1892
44:632
Correspondence re appointment to office, undated
44:632
Correspondence re resignation from office, Apr. 1892
44:632
Petitions, correspondence, re appointment as Notary (26),
undated
44:632
Signature, Gov. Roswell P. Flower, New York, re appointment
of Commissioner of Deeds, Aug. 1892
44:632
Signature of Justices, Supreme Court, California, re
appointment of Commissioner of Deeds, Mar. 1893
44:632
Requisition to Wyoming for DeWitt C. Whittaker, Jan. 1893
Governor Lewis C. Hughes, 12 April 1893- 29 Mar
1896
Box
45:633
Oath of Office (3), 12 April and 21 April 1893
45:633
Correspondence to Secretary, re issue of commissions for new
county of Navajo, Mar.
1895
45:633
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Acting Governor Charles M. Bruce
(3), Nov.
1893
45:633
Thanksgiving Proclamation, 1894
Box
45:634
Report of Board of Dental Examiners, 1895
45:634
Confirmation of appointments, Council, 18th Legislative
Assembly, (33), 1895
45:634
List of appointments, commissions, pardons, 1895-1896
45:634
Correspondence re alleged embezzlement, undated
45:634
Correspondence Department of the Interior granting 30 days
leave, Sept.
1893
Box
45:635
Correspondence from Dept. of Interior, re Annual Report,
Oct.
1893
45:635
Department of Interior re printing and binding costs,
1893
45:635
Correspondence from Department of State, re commissioner to
World's Columbian Commission, May 1893
45:635
Correspondence from Treasury Dept., re contingent expenses,
salaries, (2), 1893
45:635
Correspondence from Dept. of Agriculture, re appointment of
Charles D. Poston as Statistical Agent for Arizona, Dec. 1893
45:635
Correspondence Post Office Department (3), 1893
Box
45:636
List of Government property in Legislative Halls, Phoenix,
undated
45:636
Correspondence from Daniel Murphy, re re-appt. as postmaster
at Gila Bend, (2), 1893
45:636
Correspondence invitations to conventions, expositions,
undated
45:636
Correspondence re Irrigation Congress and irrigation
possibilities, undated
45:636
Correspondence claim of Wyoming, requisition of De Witt
Whittaker, undated
45:636
Appointment request by Edwin Hiller with account of Asylum,
publishing Finances of Arizona, undated
45:636
Correspondence re appointment as Superintendent of Public
Instruction (2), undated
45:636
Petitions, correspondence re appointment to Insane Asylum,
undated
45:636
Correspondence re appointment as Territorial Veterinarian,
undated
Box
45:637
Correspondence re appointment as Adjutant General, undated
45:637
Petitions, correspondence re appointment Board of Directors,
Normal School, Tempe, and Board of Trustees (9), undated
45:637
Petitions, correspondence re appointment as Treasurer (2),
undated
45:637
Petitions, correspondence re appointment as Auditor (8),
undated
45:637
Petitions, correspondence re appointment to Territorial
Prison, Yuma (30), undated
Box
45:638
Correspondence re appointments (26), undated
45:638
Correspondence to Secretary Bruce re issue of commissions as
Notary Public (18), 1895
45:638
Petitions, correspondence re appointment as Notary (footnotes
by Gov.) (94), undated
Box
45:639
Correspondence re appointment as Commissioner of Deeds,
undated
45:639
Signature, Gov. Roswell P. Flower, New York, re appt. of
Comm. of Deeds, (4), 1892-1894
45:639
Signature, Gov. John P. Altgeld, III., re appt. of Comm. of
Deeds, 1893
45:639
Signature, Gov. Wm. J. Stone, Missouri, re appointment of
Commissioner of Deeds, 1894
45:639
Signature, Gov. H. H. Markham, California, re appointment of
Commissioner of Deeds, (2), 1893-94
Governor Benjamin Joseph Franklin (Charles M. Bruce was
Acting Governor, 30 Mar. 1896-9 Apr. 1896), 10 Apr. 1896-July
1897
Box
45:640
Oath of Office, 18
April 1896
45:640
Council Confirmation of appointments (5), Feb- Mar
1897
Governor Myron H. McCord, 1897-1898
Box
45:640
Oath of Office, 29
July 1897
Governor Nathan Oakes Murphy, 1898-1902
Box
45:641
Oaths of Office, 1 Aug 1898 and 14 Jan
1899
45:641
Messages to 21st Legislature (5), Mar. 1901
45:641
Report of Fish and Game Commission, 1897-1898
45:641
Report of Live Stock Sanitary Board, 1897-1898
45:641
Report of Live Stock Sanitary Board (2), 1899-1900
Box
45:642
Report of Live Stock Sanitary Board and Territorial
Veterinarian, 1901-1902
45:642
Report of Board of Medical Examiners, 1897-1898
45:642
Report of Loan Commission, 1897-1898
45:642
Report of Capitol Grounds and Building Commission, 1899
45:642
Report of Capitol Grounds and Building Commission, 1899-1900
45:642
Report of Library to Governor, 21 Jan. 1901
45:642
Report of Library to Governor, 31 Dec. 1902
45:642
Thanksgiving Proclamation, 1901
Governor Alexander Oswald Brodie, 1 July 1902-1905
Box
45:643
Oath of Office, 1
July 1902
45:643
Correspondence re appointment of private secretary to
Governor, 1 July
1902
45:643
Report of Capt. Mossman, Arizona Rangers, 2 Oct. 1901- 30 June
1902
45:643
Report of Capt. Rynning, Arizona Rangers, 30 June 1902- 31 Dec
1902
45:643
Report of Loan Commission, 1902
45:643
Report by Board of Managers of St. Louis International
Exposition, 1903
45:643
List of appointments made by Governor (4), 1 July 1903- 31 Dec.
1903
45:643
Copies of requisitions, pardons (copies of this material are
now in a spawn box J.6.3), 1903
Governor Joseph Henry Kibbey, 1905-1909
Box
45:643
Oath of Office (2), 7 March 1905
45:643
Correspondence to Secretary Nichols re issuing commissions to
certain officers, 8 March
1907
Governor Richard E. Sloan, 1909-1912
Box
45:643
Oath of Office, 1
May 1909
folder
Certificate of Appointment of Samuel M. Wilson as Postmaster
at Ehrenberg, 1901
Arizona Rangers: Oath, Lieutenant William D. Allison,
26 Oct.
1903
48:694
Arizona Rangers: Oath, Lieutenant John Foster, 30 March
1903
48:694
Arizona Rangers: Oath, Lieutenant John J. Brooks, 29 March
1904
48:694
Arizona Rangers: Oath, Lieutenant Harry C. Wheeler, 17 July
1905
48:694
Arizona Rangers: Oath, Captain Harry C. Wheeler, 25 March
1907
48:694
Arizona Rangers: Oath, Lieutenant William A. Old, 27 March
1907
Box
48:695
Reform Schools, Flagstaff School Board: Anson Hubert Smith,
20 July
1893
48:695
Reform Schools (Flagstaff and Benson), Trustees: Oath, John
Vories, 13 May
1893
48:695
Reform Schools (Flagstaff and Benson), Trustees: Oath, George
Babbitt, 13 May
1893
48:695
Reform Schools (Flagstaff and Benson), Trustees: Oath, B. A.
Packard, 13 April
1901
48:695
Reform Schools (Flagstaff and Benson), Trustees: Oath,
Charles T. Connell, 1 April
1901
48:695
Reform Schools (Flagstaff and Benson), Trustees: Oath, H.
Gerwein, 16 March
1901
48:695
Reform Schools (Flagstaff and Benson), Trustees: Oath,
Charles Schumacher, 1901
48:695
Reform School, Benson, Trustee: Henry Beuhman, 8 Aug.
1901
48:695
Reform School, Benson, Trustee: Ben Heney, 16 Dec.
1902
48:695
Reform School, Benson, Trustee: A. H. Emanuel, 24 March
1903
48:695
Reform School, Benson, Trustee: Ben Heney, 28 March
1903
48:695
Reform School, Benson, Trustee: Henry Beuhaman, 23 March
1903
48:695
Reform School, Benson, Trustee: Steve Roemer, 2 Sept.
1904
Box
48:696
Reform School, Superintendents: Oaths James Mahoney,
15 Aug.
1905
48:696
Reform School, Superintendents: Oaths James Mahoney,
6 March
1907
48:696
Reform School, Superintendents: Oaths James Mahoney,
25 March
1909
Box
48:697
Public Schools, Trustees, Tucson District: Oath, F. H.
Goodwin, 31 Oct.
1871
48:697
Public Schools, Trustees, Tucson District: Oath, William F.
Scott, 31 Oct.
1871
48:697
Public Schools, Trustees, Tucson District: Oath, James E.
Baker, 31 Oct.
1871
48:697
Public Schools, Board of Education: Oath, George Blount,
21 Oct.
1905
48:697
Public Schools, Board of Education: Oath, George Blount,
2 April
1908
48:697
Public Schools, Board of Education: Oath, W. H. Lee,
25 March
1905
48:697
Public Schools, Board of Education: Oath, John D. Loper,
23 March
1905
48:697
Public Schools, Board of Education: Oath, John D. Loper,
26 March
1907
48:697
Public Schools, Board of Education: Oath, Henry Q. Robertson,
5 Sept.
1908
48:697
Public Schools, Board of Education: Oath, Henry Q. Robertson,
27 March
1909
48:697
Public Schools, Board of Education: Oath, John D. Loper,
25 march
1909
48:697
Public Schools, Superintendent of Public Instruction: Oath,
W. B. Horton, 11 Dec.
1882
48:697
Public Schools, Superintendent of Public Instruction: Bond,
W. B. Horton, 10 Jan.
1883
48:697
Public Schools, Superintendent of Public Instruction: Oath
and Bond, R. L. Long, 20
Dec. 1884
48:697
Public Schools, Superintendent of Public Instruction: Oath,
George W. Cheyney, 11 April
1889
Box
48:698
Public Schools, Superintendent of Public Instruction: Bond,
Nelson Layton, 1 July
1902
48:698
Public Schools, Superintendent of Public Instruction: Oath,
R. L. Long, 30 Dec.
1905
48:698
Public Schools, Superintendent of Public Instruction: Oath,
R. L. Long, 13 March
1907
48:698
Public Schools, Superintendent of Public Instruction: Oath,
Kirks T. Moore, 26 March
1909
48:698
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Richard C. McCormick
(Correspondence, Department of State re: appointment contains
notation of date of oath, no oath in file), 1863
48:698
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Coles Bashford,
24 April
1869
48:698
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Coles Bashford,
21 April
1873
48:698
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, John P. Hoyt,
8 July
1876
48:698
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, John Gosper,
1877
48:698
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Hiram M. Van
Arman, 17 April
1882
48:698
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, James A. Bayard,
3 Dec.
1885
48:698
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, James A. Bayard,
27 Feb.
1886
48:698
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Nathan O.
Murphy, 9 April
1889
Box
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Nathan A.
Morford, 3 June
1892
Box
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Charles Morelle
Bruce, 1893
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Charles H.
Akers, 1 July
1897
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Isaac T.
Stoddard, 21 June
1901
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Isaac T.
Stoddard, 27 Jan.
1902
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, William Francis
Nichols, April
1904
Box
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary James E. McCaffry, 25 April 1870
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Theodore F. White, 27 Feb. 1871
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary John S. Morris, 24 April 1873
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary John R. Farrell, 31 July 1876
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary John E. Anderson, 5 Nov. 1877
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary John E. Anderson, 8 Jan. 1881
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary John E. Anderson, 17 April 1882
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary H. H. Noyes, 12
Oct. 1880
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary H. H. Noyes, 13
Jan. 1883
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary H. H. Noyes, 14
March 1885
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Frank Ingalls, 1
May 1882
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary John S. Furnas, 10 July 1883
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Harry P. Garthwaite, 2 April 1883
48:699
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary John F. Bostwick, 7 July 1884
Box
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Thomas Farish, 3
Dec 1885
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary J. H. Carpenter, 13 April 1889
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Thomas Hamond, 31
July 1889
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary E. B. Kirkland, 6
Aug. 1890
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary E. B. Kirkland, 5
Sept. 1892
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Henry Fowler, 21
Feb 1893
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Francis B. Devereux, 1 July 1893
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Harry Tritle, 1
July 1897
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary William English, 20 Aug. 1901
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary William Teasley, 8 Dec. 1903
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Lew W. Collins, 6
May 1904
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Lew W. Collins, 31 Jan. 1905
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Lew W. Collins, 22 March 1907
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary Adolph Lautz, 27
March 1909
48:700
Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries: Oath, Assistant
Secretary R. A. Kirk, 1 May
1909
Box
48:701
Sheep Sanitary Commission: Oath, Members (3), 1907
48:701
Sheep Sanitary Commission: Oath, Members (3), 1909
48:701
Treasurer: Oath and Bond, John T. Alsap, Dec.1865
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, John B. Allen, 22 Jan. 1868
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, Lionel M. Jacobs, 7 March 1873
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, Barron M. Jacobs, 8 Jan. 1873
48:701
Treasurer: Oath and Bond, Pickney R. Tully, 12 Feb.
1875
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, Thomas J. Butler, 24 July 1877
48:701
Treasurer: Oath and Bond, John Y. T. Smith, 11 April
1889
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, William Christy, 20 March 1891
48:701
Treasurer: Oath and Bond, Philip J. Cole, 9 Feb.1895
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, Isaac M. Christy, 2 Aug. 1902
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, Isaac M. Christy, 9 Feb. 1903
48:701
Treasurer: Oath and Bond, E. E. Kirkland, 1904
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, E. E. Kirkland, 22 March 1907
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, E. E. Kirkland, 26 March 1909
48:701
Treasurer: Oath, E. E. Kirkland, 2 May 1911
Box
49:702
Treasurer, Deputy: Oath, John M. Roundtree, 3 March
1866
49:702
Treasurer, Deputy: Oath, Hylor Ott, 5 Feb 1867
49:702
Treasurer, Deputy: Oath, John F. Meador, 4 Oct.
1879
49:702
Treasurer, Deputy: Oath, C. A. Peter, 2 July
1887
49:702
Treasurer, Deputy: Oath, George Hoadley, 9 Jan.
1890
49:702
Treasurer, Deputy: Oath, Lloyd Bennett Christy, May 1891
