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Newspaper
Florence Tribune
Location
Florence, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
3
Florence Chronicle covers local travel with Sunset Long-Distance service, residents H. Carpenter and J. K. Pierce in town, hotel work on Florence and Bisbee, weather near 110 degrees, and community updates on schools, marriages, thefts, and business.
Printing Without Ink Accompany forms to control printing with electricity and prepared paper. The ad touts Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as a fifty year standard for stomach and bowel issues, dyspepsia, biliousness, insomnia, malaria prevention, and bowel regulation. An employment offer seeks an honest travel manager with monthly salary and expenses, Caxton Building Chicago.
M O Bicknell general freight and passenger agent of the Phoenix Short Line returned from the Ray mine after several days on business. He visited Kelvin where concentrating works are located and reports machinery installed, a large tower being erected, and an own railroad between Kelvin and Ray with a six trip daily ore train of 50 tons. Superintendent Truman visited Phoenix at Mr Bicknells invitation and will meet the board of trade. Tucson offers inducements to attract trade if Phoenix does not respond.
A compendium of short items from a historic paper notes a man who preached only the truth, a Tucson visitor named Mark Smith arriving for court business, and a local endorsement of Chamberlains remedies. It mentions a sprained ankle cure and a bank cashier praising a diarrhea remedy with a free sample at Brockways drugstore.
The repair man will stay a few days in Florence to fix wheels, sell supplies, and offer new wheels with reasonable prices and guaranteed work. Also notes the death of George A. Stone in Mesa. Florence mourns his loss and extends sympathy to his family. Judge W H Griffin's family to travel from Dallas for a reunion in Florence next week.
In Tucson the U S government pressed forest crime charges against Thomas Lewis for lighting leaves in the Catalina mountains. Bail was set at 5000 but reduced. Henning testified about a trip with Lewis, and Lewis was remanded. Separately the Senate rejected W D Bynum’s nomination as New York port appraiser amid party loyalty concerns.
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