Tombstone News Notes From Cochise County Arizona
Read returned home today. Over an inch of rain fell at Tucson on Sunday. Howell and Shearer of Bisbee returned from Chicago. The San Simon roundup begins today from the ranch of Julia Gray Frank Wolcott and family. Passengers on the outgoing stage were Mr. Frank Broad and Mrs. S. T. Carr. In June last 1,407,200 pounds of ore were extracted in Sonora, vs 1,411,400 the prior year. Felice and Ribail of Dragoon wed by Judge Nichols at Wilcox on the 11th. John Sullivan, Tombstone miner, says Michigan residents favor free coinage of silver. he plans to return home next month. Arizona expected to be lively soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wolcott
Frank Broad
8. T. Carr
Sonora
John Sullivan
Tombstone
Jo Lippert
Michigan
Copped for Life Lawsuit Over Hospital Care Claim
Patrick Sheehy Allen English sues Cochise County for 10000 alleging May 31 injury to collar bone treated by George W. Huse caused lifelong disability. Complaint accuses county supervisors of knowingly hiring an unskilled physician and negligence in setting the bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sheehney
Allen English
Cochise
George W. Huse
Hoge
Paming
W. A Fors
Power's Block
Rochester
Lucky Cuss Mine Report Details Deep Levels and Ore
Superintendent reports new workings opened 1270 feet with 12807 tons hoisted. Silver shows 65 ounces per ton with 2 ounces gold in a drift below the water. mine depth 665 feet. Gold content may offset silver price declines and sustain operations. Mentions ore grades, winze work, pump limits, and a high grade channel found 40 feet north of the winze. Also notes market and region context from Lower California prospecting.
Cattle Brands Featured in Dairy Prospector and Weekly Evrrara
Subscribers to Dairy Prospector or Weekly Evrrara with cattle brands will see the same logo appear in the Evrrarn. A page will cover cattle interests with latest local news, and a year’s subscription buys a one inch brand placement in the WEEKLY TAPH.
Cattle Brands and Ranch Marks Collected Across Tombstone Area
A fragmented listing details cattle brands, brands on hips and shoulders, and post office tags for ranches in Graham and Cochise counties. Entities include Chiricahua Cattle Co, Whitleck Land & Cattle Co, Rockfellow & Servoss, M. Renaud, Joan P Gray, W. Morris, and W. Taylor, with locations Tombstone Wilcox Runge Powers and proscribed ranges along Chiricahua, San Simon valleys and Sulphur Springs areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl Whitleck Land & Cattle CO
VosterBee
Tombstone
Mange
Upper & Iie
Sora Mex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tombstone, Cochise County
Arizonaa
Othe Pou
Turaday's Daily
W. ©. Read
Tucson
Weat Howell and
M. Shearer
Bisbee
Chicago
San Simon
Julia Gray
Dr Felice
Joseph Ribail
Dragoon
Nichols
Wilcox
8. P. Co
Treson Ball Club
Patrick Sheehy
Dr. Huse
Cochise County
E. E. Burlincame
Denver
Wawrep
Chicago Gen’s Supply CO
van Burenst
Prem Lower
Serofula Fares
Hood
The
Tombstone Daily
Ndependent
Arizona
Cattle Brands
Jon H. Slacgiter
Totutetone Ariecte
Sou Ieavardive Fazca Asc
J. M. Richardson
Ork
Duvall & CO
Adfros
Joe Huctier
Tomar & Seiphise
Spring Valley
Twand
Bauer
Monkeros
Orght
Fe Braley
Postottice
Wieax Arie Heange
Sa Tiles Eit of
Tomi
Tambatone
Aetcalf
Ax Stone
Hiachuca Mountains
Batterman Postoffice
Tombatone
East
Aide
Husxchaca
Cale Brand
Scott White
Teviton
Howie Station
Ariz Lane Valley
Postotti Range
Sullivan S Baker
Dostoffice—Wilcos
Ariz, Range
Suilpihur Sleirae Jetta Horse
Ioad
Erie
Hong
South End
Cale
W. Morris
Hostoffice
Tombstore
Ali
Mts
Rockfellow & Servoss
Pontoffice
Silis Valley
Ini
Youngstocks
Eid
Alto
Chiricahua Cattle CO
Chirabua
Steet
Tingle
Bonita
Sraham County
Diamond J
WO Taradr
M. Renaud
Pontotioe—Wilcox
Kenge
San Simon Valley
Sindee
Teaad
Bratal
Arnin
Joan P. Gray
Postoffice
W. B. Taylors Co
Fee
Sulphus S Valley
CielSiand
Gus Osee Iar Smear Ag Ning
Hoeve brand—Samne
A. Froud
Ringe Stilers
Hagchee Mts
W. J. Chamberlain & CO
16Th ST
20Th & Haze
Bos
Bgnver —Tophemtte
Miles
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