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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1900
Page
3
The Tombstone Daily notes weather impacts and local events. Forty patients at Agua Caliente in Maricopa County and a march visit by Pearce on tour. The Temple Street Stage Company plans more horses for service while public notices on local elections and post office praise surface.
Matt Burts is in custody after a Cochise train robber was captured in Wyoming and will be returned here at once. Authorities confirmed the arrest and forthcoming extradition procedures.
Sheriff’s office reports progress in locating suspects in the Fairbank and Cochise train robbery. Burt Alvord and William Dowsing face charges, with Matt Burts identified as a principal. Burt Grever’s decisive capture near Evanston, Wyoming, leads to pending trials. A posse and rewards are noted, as is the pursuit of Rot Beone and others still at large.
Fragmented notice reviews multiple railroad construction efforts across Arizona and adjacent territories. Lists include Arizona Kallrods to Railway Age, Santa Fe & Grant Canyon projects, Grand Canyon of the Colorado river work, and extensions toward Utah and Nevada border. Mentions officials such as B McConnico and HOM McCarney, several contractors like Strater & Lusk, and lines from Holbevole to Morenci with miles under construction and planned connections to Pacific line plans.
A 1900s mine report notes record low ore yield at the Atlantic mine near Houghton Michigan with 1156 pounds per ton early in the year, later improving to 1323 pounds per ton for the next six months and 1228 pounds per ton for the full year, alongside company profits and costs.
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