Mining activity in the Whetstone district and local prospects
In Turner Arizona August 1 John Larrieu returns to northern Arizona and plans South American business after visiting Frisco. Judge Brinley announces a August 21 social with the Tenth Cavalry band. The Barbacamari Grant is fenced and stocked with six hundred head of Mexican cattle leased by R L Slaughter. In Whetstone copper district the Noriega group work advances in a lime-porphyry tunnel with 4 percent copper. anticipated edging tap at 26 feet more. Trowbadge claims show strong copper prospects as a tunnel progresses.
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Turner
Arzona
John Larrieu
Arizona
Bill Brinley
Tenth Cavalry
Barbacamari
R. L. Slaughter
Whetstone
Noriega Group
Barney Harrison and Assates
Arerwent
Canaria
Gallien and Newman Group
Larriva Group
Fairbank
Federan Me
OK Bush
Tombstone Town Topics Tersely Told
Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty returned home this morning from cox on official business related to the sheriff s office. County Treasurer H Row is confined to bed with lagrippe but improving. D B Parks returned to Douglas after being excused from jury service. S A Gott of Misbee and Paul Cotner of Douglas hunted and captured two large rattlesnakes about five feet long with forked sticks. they brought them into town alive.
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Harry Rafferty
Cox
H. Row
D. B. Parks
Douglas
S. A. Gott
Misbee
Paul Cotner
Goll
Charmas
Prescott First
Decision in freight rate case hits western railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission allows advance on bituminous coal except in South Dakota, denying increases for fruit and vegetables grain livestock packinghouse products and fertilizers. The ruling mainly affects Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Colorado Nebraska towns and several western states. Railroads gain an estimated 7.5 million dollars annually. several major increases are denied and western lines press their case.
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Washington
Interstate Commeore Commission
South Dakota
Pois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Decotas
Colorado
Netra Town
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Louleans
Treas
Oklahoma
Arizons
New Mexico
Garden Canyon Camp Complete as Soldiers Report Happy Site
Six hundred men encamped at Garden Canyon observe detailed military drill and endure hard toil. The Arizona camp sits on a green lawn among mountains with ample water from springs four miles away. Each company street has a hydrant and a bath, and officers report good condition and spirits.
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Garden Canyon
Canyon
Finn
Arden
Excellent Springs
Tucson Poultry Show Set for December Draw
Tucson announces a forthcoming poultry show expected to attract poultry men from across the state and feature a large display of high class birds. Prizes will be first class and the event will run alongside dog and cat displays with kennel club cooperation from Phoenix, Bisbee, and Globe. exact date to be announced later.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Bisbee
Globe
Looking Back Ward 24 Years in Tombstone
Review of journals and cattle dealers shows stock cattle gains just starting as population grows faster than cattle. The steamer Catchmire from Marseilles arrived in New York with coal fire onboard. Judge Herring returns from Phoenix and Mark Smith with wife visit California. Mr S C Bagg heads to San Diego for two weeks with family. District Clerk Emanuel ill. Gold nuggets found by dry washers near Hasayampa lower dam and Weaver.
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Catchmire
Marseilles
New York
Bensonite Enjoyed Old Tombstone Climate and Pure Air
Geo Biv a known Benson merchant and citizen returned to Junction City after visiting Tombstone. He said Tombstone’s climate and mountain air were wonderful and helped him recuperate. He enjoyed the town and decided to return home feeling rejuvenated.
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Geo. Biv
Benson
Junction City
Etzwi
Tombstone
More Mining Instruments Filed During Week in Cochise
During the week in Cochise County several mining instruments were recorded. Erwin G Thorne sold sixteen claims in the Little Dragoon mountains to John Fairflex. RD Hall bought seven claims from Creek Mining Company in the Chiricahua range. GW Rambo sold to M Howe two claims in the Warren district. Williamson location yielded four claims and two in the Yellow Sliam area. Fred Sutter bought an interest from Stewart Grant in Warren district claims. Fremont Frazee located several claims in Warren district CA. Wien of Johnson located two claims in that district. Tommy Blair and associates located right claims in the Pearce District near the Commonwealth Extension and the new strikes.
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County Recorders
Erwin G Thorne
John Fairflex
Little Dragoon Mountains
Hall
Creek Mining Company
Willian
Yellow Sliam
Benson
Fred Sutter
Stewart Grant
Warren
Fremont Frazee
Wien of
Johnson
Tommy Blair
Whitt Damage Case Goes to the Jury
The Willard Whitt versus Warren Street Railway Co. damage case, tried in Superior Court, concluded this afternoon and submitted to the jury around 4 o clock after lengthy attorney arguments and jury instructions. John Moran of Cousins pleaded guilty to selling whiskey and was sentenced to ninety days in jail plus a $25 fine. An order authorized a special year for a ten jurors to report Monday at 9 a.m.
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Willard Whitt
Warren Street Railway Co
John Moran
Cousins
Land selections filed for Cochise area mining claims
Phoenix August 14 The state land department filed selections totaling 10 000 acres in Cochise county surveys including Worcester Kite Bock Cal Grand View Nost Chil and Bonita mining claims in the Warren district Copper Queen Consolidated Copper company named as claimant.
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Phoenix
State Land Department
Cochise
Worcester
Kite, Bock
Cal
Grand View
Nost
Bonita
Warren
Copper Queen Consulated Copper Company
Bunker Hill tests yield small gains on ore streams
Reports from the Bunker Hill Test Mill indicate ore from various properties has been tested over two months using cyanide and the oil rotation process, with no substantial values yet reported. A new concentrating unit started last week shows no results so far while extensive construction and pumping upgrades continue across the property.
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Bunker Hill
TC. M
Warer
Watermelons in San Pedro for Tombstone
J C Gung notes watermelons grown in San Pedro resemble cucumbers in shape and flavor. He saw samples in Tombstone recently and joked a melon would not fit in the car, worrying about its ends hitting telephone poles on the road.
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San Pedro
Tombstone
J.C. Gung
Tombstone mine revenue outlook grows as production nears
Tombstone eyes brighter prospects as the Bunker Hill Mines Company advances toward production. The plant now operates with 360 workers on payroll, using enhanced steam power and submerged pumps to boost output, signaling a major shift from experimental to full production.
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Tombstone
Bunker Hill Mines Company
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