Tombstone Epitaphil and Arizona Kicker Notices
fragmentary item from Tombstone Epitaphil and Arizona Kicker with publication details and telegraphic notices. discusses Cochise county mineral resources, a Washington report on H Doreey Patton nomination for Register of the Land Office, and postmasters accountability for unpaid subscriptions. mentions Bisbee and Tombstone readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Star
H. Doreey Patton
Hlinoi
Atwon
Birth of the Greater New York Opens New Municipal Era
The piece discusses the birth of the Greater New York and the strain on municipal government amid a population equal to thirteen states. It notes health and safety needs, then promotes Hoofetter’s Stomach Bitters as a preventive for malaria and kidney trouble, and a remedy for liver complaint constipation and nervousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theurande
Cufferere
Hoefetter
Convict Labor Plan for Graham County Canal
The Territorial convict leasing law is active with convicts on the Ives canal near Yuma. Enterprise Canal Company in Graham County seeks 25 convicts from Gov. McCord to aid construction. W B Fonda travels to Phoenix to pressure leasing, claiming Territory rights and profitability justify prompt action.
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Convieta
Territorial
Ives Canal
Yuma
Enterprise Canal Company
Graham County
Gov. McCord
Enterprise
Yume
Copperisga Jottings and Local News From BisBee
BisBEE JOTTINGS COPPERISGs. Mr. Brown of Kentucky is with us. Pete Johnsen left for Tombstone. Jacob Pars to California for health. M. Cartenada of Benson in the city. Grean and Raced from the San Pedro. Sweeny died after a lingering illness. Masonic quartet led by Volney R. Stiles rehearses nightly. Public schools flourish under Prof. Stewart. Pay day at the Copper King circulated money. King pushing work. miners plan to move to Adyke. three more leaving next week. Arrivals include Patton family, Clifford, Higgtoe, Supeard, Gadd, Bono, Mazen. Mazen to Tucson for Masonic meeting. Wm. Holstadt from Sonora reports rain and cattle prospects. Williams returns from Prescott for grandson’s funeral. Local improvements continue. shops expanding. London Tailor premises being fitted for PM McKay’s saloon. new schedule for A. & S.E. trains: 6 PM departure, 8:10 AM return. trains daily including Sunday.
Cattle Shipments Lead Cochise County with Rise
Over the past year 267031 head of cattle were shipped out of the Territory and 11292 were slaughtered within. Cochise County tops all counties in cattle shipments, more than doubling others, while A B Wilde a respected pioneer of Cochise died last evening at his home near St David aged nearly 70. Interment planned at St David, condolences extended to the family. A testimonial notes relief from rheumatism by Chamberlains Pain Balm from Mrs Emily Thorne of Toledo Washington. Reverend R M Craig, Mission Superintendent for New Mexico and Arizona, visited Tombstone and plans to Tucson tonight, reporting progress in church work. A merry party from Worcester visited the city and attended a dance before departing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. B. Wilde
Cochise County
St. David
R. M. Craig
Presbyterian
New Mexico
Arizona
James Menaul
Tombstone
Craig
Tucson
Wearcester
Messrs
Andy and
Thue
Suredon Ches Aineworth
John Hand
E McCormick
John Engle
John Kshe Wm
Kirlew
Eve Alice
Melle Lennox
the Dane
Bisaxs 1898: Rail work grows as stores bid for goods
Bisbee reports large force laying new railroad rails on the A and B road. Local merchants advertise mattresses, cots and stoves. J W Sheppard arrives from Los Angeles. Frank Lawton’s family returns from California. Chas R Worese samples work in Tucson. A fatal mine accident weakens the community while various residents visit Tombstone and new shops open. A stray dog is culled, and local almanac ads tout Hostetter’s Medicine and Chamberlains Pain Balm.
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Arizona Kicker
Puosrecron
Cochies County
Bist
Ab Stove
Bisbee
Eouth
Portmester-General
Pstmasters
Areater
Graham County Enterprise
Ely
Cresgan
Francis W. F Church
Helens
Mon
Prico
Biswan
Mr. Brown
Kentucky
Pete Johnsen
Jacob Pars
California
M. Cartenada
The
Virginia Hotel
Benson
Wan. C. Grean
Ben
San Pedro
Sweeny
Volney R. Stiles
Stewart
Copper King
Adyke
James Howell
San Bernardino Ranch
J. J. Patton
Lige Clifford
Thos, Higgtoe
Suepard
Wo. Gadd
Bono
DB. Mazen
Mrs. Mason
Wm. Holstadt
Sonora
Mex
Ite
Lewis Williama
Prescott
Mrs. Williams
Dubacher & Malheim
Mane
Ad Gee
Vpronamere
Miss Mankinsen
Tribune
M. Born & CO
Chicago
Levi Strauss & CO. Y
SAN Frarcisco
Trave
Thar Ke
Garmert
Chamberlain
Emily Thorne
Toledo
Wash
Dinguist
Torono
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheyney
F. J. Cheyney & Co
Hall
A. W.gleason
F. J. Cheney
Beason
Tombat
Briggs
Say
Bowie
Fairbank
Huachuca
Pearce
San Simon Ss
Gisele
Great Copper Camp
Bisaxs
Correnins
Bert All
Chas. R. Wores
Frank Lawton
Tevening
Califoria
Mr. Lawton
B.F. Gratienhag
Higgins
Ifo
Snooker
Ed Clark
Weang
New Meaies
Presbyterian Eynod
Yeater
Mor. Peilebard
Jas
Tts
Techlore
Hostetter Company
Pittsburgh
Elisha Berry
Anya
Euch
Pein Balu
Baker
Schilling
Borar
WW. Braun & Co
North Main St
Los Angeles
Celiternio
DR. Talcott & Co
George H. Fitts
Colnel
Allen
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