Early Arizona News Clippings News Clippings from Yuma, Arizona 1859 - 1874: Includes Fort Yuma, Yuma Depot & Arizona City, (Paperback)

Amazing tales from the old west, navigating the Colorado River with passengers and goods, land trains, robberies, prison breaks. Then there were the weddings, births and deaths. New school teachers, lots of politics, and balls.

Family names in articles include:

Alexander, Alling, Antonio, Ames, Atkinson, Auchner, Baker, Barnes, Barney, Beal, Berry, Bidwell, Bishop, Bradley, Brinley, Browne, Buchanan, Carr, Carroll, Cavanaugh, Ching, Coles, Conn, Crowell, Culverwell, Delaney, Dobbins, Donaldson, Dorrington, Fabian, Fasel, Finlay, Fish, Fitzgerald, Forest, Frank, George, Goldberg, Goodwin, Gray, Grierson, Haggee, Hall, Halstead, Hanlon, Hastings, Hodges, Holland, Hooper, Hoover, Horner, Howard, Hughes, Iaeger, Jones, Jorres, Junes, Kelley, Kenyon, Kilbride, King, Knight, Lander, Larkin, Laureant, Lee, Lindsey, Lohr, Lyons, Martin, Massey. Massoletti, M'Cartney, McCaffry, McDevitt, McKey, Miller, Minor, Mix, Moose, Morrow, Nash, Naylor, Neahr, Nesmith, Pelfer, Pesqueir, Pilgrim, Poindexter, Polhumas, Porter, Pulbamus, Purdy, Ragel, Ravenia, Reavis, Recheinacher, Redondo, Riise, Roach, Roods, Rose, Rowell, Samter, Satarain, Schneider, Selbeck, Skinner, Spann, Stanton, Stearns, Stebbens, Stevens, Taylor, Tonge, Townsend, Tuttle, Tyng, Warren, Werninger, West, Whiting, Williams, Wilson, Yaeger

Articles were taken from the Arizona Citizen, The Arizona Miner, and The Weekly Arizonian

These articles are all well over 100 years old. Some show signs of damage over the years, and may be more difficult to read that we would hope.