Tombstone Epitaph Highlights Sunday Publication History
A mosaic of notes cites Sunday publishing at the Tombstone Epitaph and comments on a New York streetcar system serving 289 million passengers last year. It mentions gifts to colleges in the United States totaling about 30 million dollars and notes Russia moving toward aligning its calendar with western usage. Senator Clark pledges to aid Arizona’s delegate in Congress and serve the territory’s people.
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United States
Clark Sant
Washington
Montana
Arizona
Congress
Copper coins from India boost scrap copper imports
An Engineering and Mining Journal report notes a New York receipt of 9,989 coins from India consigned to Oxford Copper Company. The coins are shipped as scrap copper because the metal value exceeds their face value, reflecting copper’s high price. Similar China experiences with metal-valued coins are noted, suggesting more such imports may follow.
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New York
India
Enginering and Mining Journal
Oxford Copper Company
China
Ato
Bisbee Jottings Show Mild Weather and Local News
Local notes from Bisbee recount pleasant weather with predictions of heavy rain yet to come. The column lists names and origins, a benefice concert for a crippled violinist, a new short order kitchen run by Mrs Clemmens, and a miner named Allison who suffered a fall but escaped serious injury.
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Clemmens
Wallace
Vmn
Allison
Infant daughter of Max Goodenstine dies at Benson
Warm day brings crowds to Benson with Sap Ben William aboard the special train. Notables include Tim Maloney of the Naco Branch store riding a gray horse. San Francisco and Nogales guests at Norton House. Hotel Bessemer registers list J C Hearne and others. A Benson Bisbee baseball game ends in defeat amid errors. Queen Band present.
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Max Goodenstine
Benson
Sap
Ben Wiliam
Tim Maloney
Naco
Tim
Benson and Bisbees
Supt Mavrey
Bisbee Loys
Bensoo
Rain Cool Sizzled Bisnen Heat Amid August Aftermath
A sudden shower this afternoon cooled a previously hot Bisnen area and tempered the heat. A. R. McLeod departed for New Mexico and nearby regions while Julius Cardenas traveled to Tucson for a short stay. A tall figure of Uncle Billy P. Plaster was seen on the streets, recently arriving from Bull Spring Ranch.
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Billy P. Plaster
Bull Spring
Daily 3 notes arrivals and local notices in Tombstone
Monday and Tuesday items report two more drummers arriving, travel plans, and social greetings. The column mentions a legal case near Pearce for assault to murder and a highway watch of local figures, plus residents from Tempe to Wheeling visiting Tombstone. Green notes recount mining talks, court days, a Mexican wagon theft trial, and mining depths reaching 450 feet with water challenges.
Recent Arrivals and Courtroom Notices at Judge Williams
Pruitt and El Paso are noted arrivals at the Bessemer. Aine D nsmore 99 typewriter occupies a place in Judge Williams office. John Parnell Riley was arrested for a second offense of disturbing the peace and fined 15 dollars then jailed. Antonio Jamora received 10 days for fighting. Inez Buerna accused of using a stiletto on a white man is apprehended and may face trial tomorrow. Rosa Flores used obscene language in the presence of children and received a term in jail. All proceedings occurred in Judge Williams court.
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John Parnell Riley
John P
Antonio Jamora
Inez Buerna
Rosa Flores
Childern
Judge William's Court
Ines Maritiana
Cyprian
Adolph Bohn
Niconore Grejacha
Jas Quinn
Naco
A. P. Powers
Jos Angeles
H.C. Anderson
San Francisco
Geo Hinds
M. Williams
Sonora
Mex
Norton Hone
Local notices mix with smuggling tale in Bisnex dated item
August 15 1899 Bisnex notes guests at the Bessemer Leavick returns from Huachuca mine A Mexican ball and trip plans for Robt Carr local smuggling arrest two bottles seized at D Galleger Tombstone Gulch creek has fallen and a blasphemy dispute on Main Street escalates Constable Del Lewis targets vile language A Christchurch wedding in New Zealand and a Tucson Chinaman Yee Kwan captured after a money shipment case with Sheriff Wakefield at Hotel Wake Geld.
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Tucson
Yee Kwan
Wakefield
el Paso
Yee
Hotel Wake- Geld
Price of a Child and City Pest House Death Claim
The Republican reports a sensational claim against Maricopa County over a child’s death at the pest house alleging negligence by county authorities. The suit seeks 5000 dollars, citing Dr Dutfield’s city report criticizing pest house care after a smallpox outbreak. A related affidavit claims the child did not receive required attention. Also noted: two thoroughbred bloodhounds purchased from Huntsville Texas and sent to Solomonville for tracking. a Jerome incident involving a Mexican attacked and later dying after prolonged hunger and inability to swallow, with details of lodging and trial lingering.
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Board of Supervirore
Maricopa County
Quirino Serrano
County Pest House
Maricopa
Dutfield
Phoenix
Theeaty
Strano
Pest
Graham County
Court House
Solomonville
Huntsville
Texas
San Carlos Indians urged toward self support via irrigation plan
The Arizona Bulletin reports that the San Carlos reservation with about 2000 Apache and Mohave people could be made self supporting with irrigation on 6000 acres. About 2000 acres are already cultivated for wheat barley and other crops. The government plans to fund irrigation and build two story houses for each family, aiming to give each family ten acres. Also noted: Yavapai county assessment totals 4.2256 million, and a Southern Pacific engine hauled 64 loaded cars from Yuma toward Los Angeles.
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Arizona Bulletin
San Carlos Reservation
San Carlos
Glen
Washington
Counterfeiter Caught In Pecos Case Hits El Paso Jail
El Paso authorities arrest Will Scott alias McKibbin in Pecos and bring him to El Paso on a counterfeiting charge. A warrant accuses him of engraving and printing ten dollar Webster notes five and twenty dollar bills from Hanover National Bank designs. Bond and hearing set for tomorrow. he is noted as a leading photographic counterfeiter with past penitentiary time. Also included is a July 1899 crop forecast from the Department of Agriculture predicting 2.05 billion bushels total with 1.55 million acres planted.
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Serif
Sid Mullen
Huscucay
Sid
Land
Stone House
Richmond
John Cohen
Huston
Pearce
Justice Monmonies
Fowler
Mill Mar
Oliver
Caeis
Iris
Zinner
el Paso
McKibbin
Will Scott
Pecos
Texas
Secret Service
Byrne
Texas and Pacific
U. S
Sexton
Burny
Ing
Webster
Treasury
Jackson
Hanover National Bank of New York
Mexico
Nekibbin
Arizona
United States
Department of Agriculture
New Road to San Dieg o Daggs Interviewed by Union
Daggs, now in San Diego, says he backs his brother in a plan to build an ox t nmon line for a major western railroad to San Diego. Franchises secured through Arizona and New Mexico. Surveyors due in eight months. Route would run Denver northwestern New Mexico Arizona near Phoenix to San Diego crossing the Colorado River above Yuma. Denver & Rio Grande aims Pacific coast access. Anaconda Mining reports 9,000,000 pounds monthly copper output. 170+ workers and 140 ore cars daily.
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Daggs
San
San Diego Union
Dagg
San Diego
Dagge
Arizona
New Mexico
Denver
Phoenix
Colorado River
Yuma
New River
Denver & Rio Grande
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Eldred Bato
Austin J. Davis
Vancouver B.C
Norton Hall
Ben Williams
Upper Queen Co
Morenci
Ballon
Leelie Case
Max
Pronco Busters
Slek
J. T. Haw
Dubuque
Jas Quinkc
Los
A. P. Carpenter
John Reng
Nogales
Norton House
Hotel
Bessemer
J. C. Hearne
Wheeling West Va
A.B. Rich
J.M. Reuck
J.H. Couckard
Wheeling West, Va
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Vicinity
Julius Cardenas
Sw. Taylor
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Benson Range
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