Bisbee Minstrel Show to Open With Copper Queen Works Praise
Bisbee reports progress at the Copper Queen works with new buildings for machine blacksmith and boiler work. Henry and T Fisher, merchants of Douglas, plan business while community notes large gatherings, a minstrel performance, and a Friday meeting. Several locals depart for the east, a jewelry theft loss is reported, and a masquerade ball draws 200 maskers.
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Copper Queen's
Mseblue
Bisbee
Wo. Henry and
T. Fisher
Dougler
Doogles
Thos. & Johneon
Claskamith
Copper Queen Company
Beldan
Bisbee Elks
Bi Henry
Hi Beory
Loose
December Term Court Includes Forgery and Assault Cases
The December term lists jurors including E L Ash Jobo Kelso Short Geo Overacker and Geo Ashton. A divorce decree granted Ford v Ford. Writ of habeas corpus ordered for J B Cavany with Sheriff to bring him to court. Grand jury returned indictments for George Short forgery and Jeans Brengas burglary. Other indictments withheld. Jury earlier found Andrew Griffin innocent. Jesus Bringer burglary pleaded not guilty. Several defendants faced December 18 20 and 21 dates with bail set in multiple cases. Local fruit prices noted and a Scientific American item covers a new saw tooth beveling device and patent list for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
George Short
Jeans Brengas
Eleo
G. S. Crockett
Andrew Grifin
Scquittel
Jesus Bringer
Geo
Short
Manuel Samora
W Jones
Gas Gottechalk
Jasper Short
Geo, Beary
Luke Short
J. F. Amasong
G. W. Allaire
T. J. Lyon
E. G. Aeb
Hood Porter
W. H. Foote
W. G. Goodmas
I B Cavany
Cavany
Bird
The Saturday Night Blaze Destroys Mayor Emanuel Residence
Fire raged Saturday night at Fremest and Third streets gutting Mayor Emanuel's residence. No one injured. heater and gas fumes blamed for blaze origin. Loss valued at about $2,500 with several residents suffering personal losses. reconstruction expected in one to ten days.
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Emanuel
Fremest
Cea
Attendsnes
Ditrict
George R. Davis
W.K .Mead
Reports of precious metals production in 1901
A concise 1901 industrial note records output data for gold and silver production during the year. It outlines total yields, key producing regions, and mentions notable shifts in mining activity across major districts. The brief emphasizes annual production levels and the prominence of precious metals in the period.
Arizona Holds Fifth In Global Gold and Silver Output
Director of the Mint Roberts reports world gold production for 1900 at 12,457,287 ounces valued at 257,514,700 with a silver yield of 178,796,796 ounces the largest on record. The United States leads in supply with heavy output in Arizona Colorado and other western territories. James A. Cox of Phoenix named clerk of the Arizona supreme court succeeding T E Grinnell, effective December 1. Near San Pedro, J J Pearce has expanded a mining claim depth to 125 feet, exposing a free milling gold ore body. The property is valued by the geologist at about 100,000.
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Roberts
Transvaal
United States
Mexico
United Eastes
Territories
Colorado
Debo
J. J. Pearce
LD. Red- Geld
San Pedro
Bensoo
Pearce
Mill
Geotlewan
Beason Frese
Three Celebrities Visit Tombstone Yesterday
Notable visitors attracted attention in Tombstone as three celebrities toured local sites. The group drew fans, posed for photos, and expressed appreciation for the town’s historic ambiance and hospitality.
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Tombstone
Unusual load of talent for Bisbee stagecoach trip
On the morning outbound stage to Bisbee Col. John H. Hughes of Tuccon led a trio of pencil pushers returning from Cochise county tours for the Tactoo Star. Billy Kelly editor of the Bisbee Review rode beside, imparting pointed jabs of Kentish wit. Will A. Nash, Pacific coast literateur, rode with a pice space and bedkip aiming to help establish a modern daily Republican paper. The heavy load of brawn and brains slowed the coach on the descent.
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John H. Hughes
Tuccon
Cochise County
Hie
Tactoo Star
Twinkler
Billy Kelly
Bisbee Review
Kent Tod Blackstove
Billy
Cat Will
A. Nash
Pacific Coast
Biebes
Republican
Nash
G.o. P
Srey
Poor Monday's Daily and New Year Fire Event
The Fireman's shan es eve social planned with anticipation. One hundred and five men work on the Shan non smelting plant. Ore from Last Chance mine, Grand Canyon, shipped after a fall. A skeleton found while digging for sewer near West Prescott, likely an Indian. County taxes due today. delinquent payments expected to be lower. Miss Margaret E Nelson died of tuberculosis at home, burial set in San Francisco. funeral held by Tombstone Fortnightly Club.
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Shanes
West Pressett
Margaret E. Nelson
F. B. Austin
Abe
San Francisco
Uily Plas
Isaac T Stoddard Said to Be Safe in Senate
Judge Geo R Davis named in message to Senate with assurance of safe status for Isaac T Stoddard as his confirmation proceeds.
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Isaac T. Stoddard
Geo. R. Davis
Senate
Irrigation measures advance. Stoddard to stay secretary
A Washington dispatch dated the 14th reports Isaac T. Stoddard will be reappointed secretary of Arizona, a decision likely to stand. George R. Devin has been sent to the senate for confirmation as associate justice. Despite several letters of a political nature, no charges were sustained. Western congressmen’ s subcommittees drafted an irrigation bill, pending further discussion by arid state representatives.
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Phoenix Republican
Washington
Isaac T. Stoddard
Ari~sons
George R. Devin
Senate
Ansone
Congress
United Verde Copper Company Declares October Dividend
The United Verde Copper Company paid a regular monthly dividend of 75 cents a share for October, marking another routine payout to shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Verde Copper
Outlook for Cattle Industry Brightens Demand Growth
The cattle outlook is splendid with limited supply and expanding demand. Population growth and new foreign markets support a steady, long term rise in prices. A hint of rumor about J F Nansen returning to Tucson emerges alongside letters of regret to several officials.
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Advi
Hostetter's Almanac Promises Health Hints and Anecdotes
A 1902 almanac from Hostetter Co., Pittsburg, offers health hints, amusing anecdotes, and general information in English and several languages. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and highlights its claimed efficacy as a universal remedy for the new year.
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Hostetter
Mostetter Co
Pittsburgha
Frank J Cheyney Sworn Partner in Toledo Firm
Frank J Cheyney swears he is senior partner of F J Cheyney & Co in Toledo Ohio and that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of sore throat not cured by Hall s Catarra Cure. Notary public A W Gasleon witnesses the oath. Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the mucous membranes.
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Grater
Frank J. Cheyney
F. J. Cheyney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Catarra
Deversnat
A. W. Gasleon
Notary Publi Hall
Andes
Local notes from Tombstone and Prescott headlines
Miles Noyes visits Tombstone after months away while Faliban news and a veteran prospector Owens arrive in Prescott. Census figures show livestock and sheep increases. Mexico considers petroleum exploitation regulation. Mayor Emanuel thanks Tombstone fire department and supporters for Saturday’s blaze response.
Marcus A. Smith at Work Supreme Court for Mineral Leases
Marcus A. Smith is at work as the Supreme Court considers mineral leases across three territories. The case centers on rights to extract minerals, with implications for territorial governance and resource control.
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Marcus A. Smith
Supreme Court For
Delegate Smith Pushes Territorial Supreme Court Plan
Delegate Mark Smith of Arizona urges creating a single territorial supreme court for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma with three judges. He argues for unified appeals from district courts and a shared high court in each territory. He also backs a mineral claims reform on Indian reservations directing US citizens to file entries and share 5 percent of net profits with funds for Indians.
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Mark Smith
Arizons
Supreme Court
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Smith
Supreme Courts of
Territories
Interior Department
House
United States
Secretary of the Interior
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Pombstone Epitape
Busaxe
E. T. Shaw
Abie
Douzine
Dutier
Gee. A. Cook & Co
Sir. Williams
Yeneralay
Brars
Redmond Toobey
Geo. Beselle
Canacess
J. Goatery
Abe Camp
Ferringtop
Bride
Howe
E Clark
St Law
John Mobile
Agua Caliente Springs
Win. Beatty
Frank Goodbedy
Sullivan
Doder
Bisbee West Mins
Bse Bees
Schmidt
Tom Whitehead
J. Mullen
Pete J. Tebaney
Cananeas
Phoenix
Tim J. Maloney
Mires Mamiek Toohey
Mr. Maloney
Aris
Jobo Nobile
Agua Colente Springs
Siikwast
J. M. O'Connell
Moeary
Tory
Ossbier M
Bank of Bisbee
California
Levi Strauss & CO
Sam Paancieso
Cai
Geo. B. Wilcox
L. Cooley
E. L. Ash
Jobo Kelso
Geo. Overacker
Geo. Ashton
Scientific American
Timothy W. Miller
Pheciz
Jbl
S Man
Ieventies
Bouser
Emannuel
James A. Cox
Phoeniz
T. E. Grin- Sell
Supreme Court of Arizona
Shannon
Grav
Last Chance
Grend Canyon
Sepyon
Blaisdell Orange
Orchard St Phoenix
Father W. Meorer
Fair End
Gerday
J. F. Nansen
Tucson
Adolf Beil
Schumacher
Herman Friedman
Joseph Kracse
Megdalens
Snying
Citisen
Wedensiay
Miles Noyes
Prescott
A. Owens
Rem Mo
Insteum- Allavoa
Department of Agriculture
Tombstone Fire Department
Wtom
Rene
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Pel
Robertson P
Mange
Rathburne Ase
Samene
J. N. Christianson
St David
Scow
Sewall Postoffice
Cabenas Aris
Seioker Soeion
Wat Cowan
Samuel Stanton
Benson Range
San Pedrog
Sdeo i
Raag Scutt Pass
RF. Schuster
John Montz
Dange
Graal
P. A. Lofgreen
Peco
Tom Pidwell
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