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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1902
Page
3
Arizona dispatches describe Copper Queen expansion at Nacu, Cananea railway talks, and local Bisbee events. Sheriff and mob activity mix with city council moves, mining interests, and the Methodist fair as a busy period unfolds in Bisbee and Cochise County.
Two mining men toured the Modern Copper Co property near Bisbee. President L A Centere and J M Carroll of Denver spoke of developments, open shaft ore showing gold values, and optimism for future expansion up to 400 feet. Carroll praised the site as meritorious with strong ore body continuity and potential for significant growth.
An advertisement promises to cure tobacco habits at no cost. It invites readers to mail a letter or postal card to receive a cure, claiming to have helped hundreds and urging immediate action. The misspelled copy emphasizes a free trial and relies on mailing details.
A Mexican man was examined amid signs of a peculiar mental derangement and nervous agitation. He showed facial muscle twitching and periods of blank stare, with brief rational replies despite confusion about his origin. He will be taken to Phoenix tomorrow to face court, as he plans business in telephone line projects across Tombstone, Salford, and Globe.
A notice from Naco Arizona range authorities offers a reward of 8500 for the conviction of anyone unlawfully ranching any brands of the company. The alert covers the Bartacomarh Upper Sang Pedro and Seu Rafael Del Valle grant areas. The amount emphasizes strong penalties for illegal use of company brands.
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