Today in History: Nov. 21
1896: The Phoenix Post Office moved into magnificent new quarters equipped with three windows — two for gentlemen and one for ladies.
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1896: The Phoenix Post Office moved into magnificent new quarters equipped with three windows — two for gentlemen and one for ladies.
A collection of the interesting — and sometimes unusual — events that happened this week in Arizona history.June 12On this date in 1888, an Apache Indian who had fired one shot that killed two men was tried for murder in one of the deaths and acquitted. He later was tried again for the murder of the second man and convicted on precisely the same set of facts.On this date in
A collection of the interesting — and sometimes unusual — events that happened this week in Arizona history.Nov. 21On this date in 1896, the Phoenix Post Office moved into magnificent new quarters equipped with three windows — two for gentlemen and one for ladies.On this date in 1929, Sheriff James Polhamus of Yuma County, son of Isaac Polhamus, a Colorado River steamboat
June 13 On this date in 1862, Sylvester Mowry’s silver mine at Patagonia was confiscated and Mowry was arrested on charges of being a Confederate sympathizer. On this date in 1901, the first commencement exercises were held at Northern Arizona Normal School with class of four graduates. On this date in 1908, 2,000 residents of the Salt River Valley watched as Gov. Joseph H. Kibbey pulled the lever which raised gates on the newly completed Granite Reef Dam. On this date in 1913, Thomas E. Farish, author and mining engineer, was appointed state historian. June 14 On this date in 1879, an exec...