Arizona mining notes and copper finds report
News from the Arizona mining scene highlights large copper and silver discoveries in the Huachucas and Gansite District. Descriptions cover ore assays from 35 to 400 dollars per ton, a massive 160 pound copper chunk, and multiple claims staked near Bisbee. Talks of railroad tie sales and a Boulder Creek hold up add broader mining activity context.
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Arizona Mining News
R. W. Wood
Nogales
John Dessart
Fred Herrera
Wood
Tombstone
Prospector
Arizona
Gansite
Los Angeles
Duncan
S. P. RR
Yuma
Moachucas
Santa Cruz
Sonora
Robert Downey
University
Sinneral
Downey
Boulder Creek
California
Len Harris
Harris
Horris
Hillsborough NM Doctor Promises Broad Court Practice
A Hillsborough practitioner vows to operate in all courts of the territory, pledging devoted attention to every client, with trusted care and diligent legal remedies across jurisdictions.
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Hillsborough
New Mexico
Hasin
Horse flesh trade adapts to trolley era amid meat market shift
A New York dispatch notes a horse slaughter system fed by discarded street horses now sent to Brooklyn markets. Prices range 2 to 100 dollars, averages 10 to 25, with whole rigs and hides, hooves, mains and tails repurposed. Belgium consumes this meat, though U.S. officials once seized consignments for being unfit. An exporter now uses his own veterinary surgeon to inspect each animal.
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MORSE
New York
Brooklyn
Belgium
Ramon
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Judge Collier’s harsh sentences and clashing views noted
The Albuquerque district court judge’s rulings draw criticism for stacking seven counts into a single five-year term in the Folsom case while another convict, E D Gilbert, receives six years for a one count. The piece mocks the logic, cites prior cases, and contrasts sentencing styles as it recounts further Albuquerque and Oaxaca items and a mining transfer ruling.
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Lordsburg
Albuquerque
8. M. Folsom
Albuquerque National Bank
Savings Bank
Collier
Folsom
St Breusecourt
Gilbert
Wells Fargo Company
Jharge Collier
Volker
Denver
Supreme Court of
Montana
United States
Atien
Flag at Gettysburg proposed by Loyal Legion for Meade HQ staff
The Pennsylvania Commandery of the Loyal Legion funds a Union flag staff at Gettysburg’s Meade headquarters to fly daily from sunrise to sunset, honoring Meade’s leadership and the decisive battlefield. The piece also notes an equestrian statue for Meade and commemorates Hancock and Reynolds. It then shifts to a stark warning about ostrich plucking cruelty near Cairo, detailing the brutal feather harvest and the birds’ screams.
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
The
Loyal Legion
Gen. Meade
Union
Gettyeburg
Gen
Meade
Hancock
Reynolds
Monde
Pickett
Cairo
Atill Desert
Gar
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E. B. Gage
Hico
Texas
Will Barbee
Hillsboro
Shockley
Hamilton
Barbee
San Angelo
Aspen
Gole
Gibson
Mexican Northern Railroad
Southern Pacific
Gila Valley Railroad
Globe
Mary Washington
Fredericksburg
Clegeland
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Solomon
Brotherhood of Free and
W. Parker
B. Elliott
Attorney At Law
Hillsborough, N. M
James A. Long
Court House
Flelder
Silver City, New Mexico
J. E. Smith
Justice OF the Peace Notary PubLic
Millsborough
Mexico
Frank L Glven, M. D
C. Miller
Houra
Od. A. White
F. J. Given
Miller Block
Aloys Preisser
Hillsboro, N
Asay
Standard Company
A. H. Whitmer, D. D
Charles Bullding
EL Paso
Richardson
J. E. Collard
P. Hall
Hillsboro, N. M
Cottage Meat Market
Jeff Owens
New York Post Office
MH. A. W. Tabor
Hin
Jesus Maria
Mr. Tabor
Oaxaca
Anc
Mra. Lease
Ufe
U. S
Manuel Va. Wulff
U. S. Supreme Court
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