Nogales Tombstone News Briefs From Nearby Mines and Posts
In Nogales recent notes report drummer passengers arrival from Pasengers and a post office reestablishment at Pateronla. Public schools saved in most areas while Nav js Springs and Bisbee face cuts. Mining activity rises with new cyanide plant potential and 108 ton daily ore capacity cited. A gala Arlington wedding and local social events tie Tombstone and Empire State figures, with community observers noting prosperity amid varied reports.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Oath in Toledo Firm
Frank J. Cheyne and J. Cheyney & Co claim to pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath, sworn in Toledo, pledges the firm to use the remedy and outlines internal action and nationwide sales details. The document is dated December and signed by A. W. Gleason as notary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brats
Lucas Corsty
Frank J. Cheyne
A. W.gleason
County Records Involving Wilcox Property and Mines Listed
The week’s record items include several Wilcox property transfers and mining stakes with amounts noted such as 750 dollars and 5000 dollars. Also listed are mortgage actions on Wilcox and Bisbee properties and a set of incorporators for Bisbee News Co. plus various power of attorney and release actions.
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E.P
HW. Clelland
Curtis & Arthur
Waughtal Cval
Cordon
Schumacher
Ei Binks
Schumacher, Thompwn & E
W P Glake
Schumacher & Paynpson
SM Cerk
HA Morgan
Wilcox Propery
Martin Costello
James Mella
Tombstone
Bn Hanlan
Lese K Kittle
Woudstone
SH Benson
W Frichols
PA Moon
U H Res
Bisbee
Reoa H Moore
Ed Sutton
Wilcox Property
Oite Moore
EL Sutton
Wilcox _ property
Rower
Joby Hensen
Janes Reilly
Pout Lab
Moor Mine
Vickere & Moneto
Bisboe News Co
W Clawson
K Wilhame
C Warger
Joseph Cuisholm
J Compbel
Nickoste
Dora
Moore & PL
Smith
Henry Knna
Wilcox
Tod Weughral
Lue Cabecas
LoaTion
Wilson & Penny
Win Kline
Mloe
FJ & JA McCarty
Smonier
Parker & Richardeo
T R Abernathy
LH Sesmand
Fisher and Bartlett
A NEW MINERAL FIELD Opened in Navajo Reservation
The senate bill opening part of the Navajo Reservation to migrtal opera zone passed the senate. The opening area contains rich mining prospects with a rush from Colorado and Utah expected at formal opening. Thirty gentlemen from Baltimore Washington Boston New York New Haven and Hartford departed to visit Arizona gold fields. A joint resolution signed prints 4,000 Governor Murphy 1899 report copies. County records show many mines for sale, highlighting Wind Co chise County as a rich mineral county.
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Washington
Senate
Colorado
Utah
Baltimore
Boston
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Arizona
Mos
Henry Free
JW Harevey, Jr
Barton M Ridgeley
Eldridge Packnam, Jr
George H Miseel
Jono White
JW Fyler
Ad Gorge Tyl
Territory
Murphy
Escaped fugitives elude pursuit near Tombstone
A note to Sheriff White from the trio claims they outpaced pursuers and hid near the Mexican border. Authorities press on with sightings and warrants while pursuing the pair as a struggle between pursuers and escapes unfolds.
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Amer
Sheriff White
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