Tombstone Area Chronicle Highlights Local Infrastructure
The Tombstone market reports grading on the Tombstone railroad branch to begin tomorrow with a grading camp at Fairbank. Mining updates note the O. M. Verde mine near Jerome produced 41,970,210 pounds of copper in 1901 and Bunker Hill Co prepares to mine at the 5601¢ level. News covers town improvements, a new school building nearing completion, new houses, and local civic notes including a territorial federation plan and public improvement activity.
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Tne Moitet Verde
Jerome
Tombstone
Re Lroad
Fairbank
Bunker Hill Co
Tombstone Gala Foreshadows Busy Civil Improvements
From Tuesdays Daily Tombstone readers learn of a gala day as the Iron Norse fraternity plans to steal for the fly Dr Hawkins a popular Bisbee dentist visiting Tombstone on important business. Through Douglas Bisbee and Tombstone lines the city will connect with Blane Fairbank Douglas Naco Cananea and soon Tuczon Phoenix and Prescott. The Cat Copper Company challenges the Murenoi townsite at Tuccon open to settlement claiming ownership via mining claims dating back to 1892. Judge E W Welle named attorney general succeeding Charles F Ainsworth who resigned. Anglo American ridicules monopoly attempts in Mexico while telephone links between Tombstone and Fairbank debut with Mayor Gene Larriea praising the town’s railroad growth. Articles show Bisbee Miner Publishing forming with J G Pritchard H Schmieding and W A Nash, Miner to be Republican and afternoon edition. Speculation swirls about a new passenger depot near Ind and Toughnut or beside Visas boset at Ath Street with freight depot planned up-town. A vandal damaged a Tombstone line, cutting wire and uprooting a pole in a bold act. Routes surveyed for railroad right of way through Tombstone are noted along with pending depots.
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Tabtene
Ind & Toughnut
Court House
Ath Street
Street Railway Route Through Town Faces Private Property Issues
A proposed street railway line would run about five blocks into the city, crossing private properties and affecting owners' holdings. The route details extend from the city line west of town past the old lumber yard, Court House, and Vine dumps, bending near gas works toward Allen Street and beyond city limits toward Lidetre e.
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Wis
Gurrey
Toa
Guion
Court House
Vine
Buck Co
Allen Sirwet
Levnth
Ifare
Lidetree
Beyood
Arizona Boy Found Guilty in Hazing Case
A Phoenix area youth was ruled guilty in a hazing incident that led to an outburst and harsh language. The court heard testimony from classmates and school officials detailing the events and the temperamental confrontation.
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Arizona
Pendleton Case in Review Over Hazing at Cadet Camp
The War Department reviews the case of Cadet Alexdor J Pendleton Jr who faced hazing allegations during a cadet camp. Pendleton from Anzoar Gret-class was accused after abusive language by a plebe while in a tent. His defense claims temper loss and intent, with the matter likely rising to presidential review around July 18, Benito Juarez death anniversary noted in Nogales.
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Washington
War Department
Alex Dor J Pendleton, Jr
Pendleton
Anzoar
Tre Baring
Cartes Pend Ton Plebe
Gina
Benito Juarez
Meaino
Nogales
Fragmented note on arrest and brand values in Del Valle
Reading shows a damaged line mentioning arrest and brand values connected to a Del Valle context. The text references Renge Parchmenmarl and Upper Sang Petre with a $500 amount and possible consumer or company brand notes.
Advertised Letters for Tombstone Postoffice Week Ending July 26
The notice lists advertised general delivery letters for the Tombstone post office for the week ending July 26. Names mentioned include Riley, Charles Dewald, Mr Lue Farrar, Field Mo Parada, Concepeine Seigler, Joho F Tribise, Refugio. The advertisement notes the date of the advertisement and the letters called for.
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Riley
Charles Dewald
Lue Farrar
Field Mo Parada
Concepeine Seigler
Joho
Money Worthless Notes Used For Rail Car Wheels
The text claims half a billion dollars in worn bank notes are shredded yearly and used as railroad car wheels. It touts Jostetter's Stomach Powers as a remedy for stomach liver and bowel issues, recommending four wineglasses before meals to aid digestion and prevent constipation and related ailments.
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