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Newspaper
Florence Tribune
Location
Florence, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
2
In Washington a call for arid lands reform and water for Indigenous communities is mirrored by Arizona readers debating voters, candidates, and party loyalties. Mark Smith and Oakes Murphy emerge as focal points in local campaign chatter.
The piece reports strong support for Mark Smith of Arizona in the race against Oakes Murphy with a projected 1000 to 1200 majority, notes Bryan’s endorsement, and cites external opinions on Porto Rico tariff and mining warnings. It recounts Pastor Florence Phoenix lines, mentions English investor views, and criticizes Murphy’s arid land policy and dam plans tied to San Carlos.
The Arizona region is seen as central to arid area progress through large scale irrigation projects. The Denver Republican notes the territory’s vitality and forecasts continued growth in wealth and population, leading toward statehood. A separate item quotes Grahamsville blacksmith H. H. Black praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his son's croup, noting its safety and effectiveness and availability at Brockway's Pharmacy.
The Pima County Democratic Central Committee accuses Governor Murphy of aiding a fraudulent scheme to fund the Arizona Narrow Gauge Railroad bonds. It recounts legal battles, legislative acts, and a veto fight over the Loan Commission repeal, noting bonds were voided then later challenged as funded. The document argues the bonds harm Pima and neighboring Cochise counties, with potential large interest costs.
Tea Garden Drips is a high quality sugar syrup crafted by Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Aimed at lovers of sweet taffy candy, the product promises deliciously sweet results and is marketed through grocers, with a San Francisco address at 707-719 Sansome Street.
A colonial era advertisement-style notice promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for corns and bunions with soaking and paring tips, plus a plaster use guide. It touts as a general liniment for sprains and rheumatism, sold by Brockway's Pharmacy in Toledo. The piece also markets Hall's Catarrh Cure and Stomach and Liver Tablets with testimonies and a notary seal.
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