Lord Giveth but Uncle Sam Taketh Away Coal Find
Lillie, discoverer of Deer Creek coal fields, says after 100 vein developments the coal runs 6 to 16 feet wide, deepest at 200 feet with a 16 foot vein, becoming horizontal at 290 feet. He estimates an abundance on San Carlos land sufficient for Southern Arizona 150 years, claiming top coal quality in the United States.
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Jan
Lillie
Deer Creek
San Carlos
Lins
Tucson Star
San Carlos Reservation
Mr. Lillie
Arizona
U. P
United States
Stomach Bitters Promises Relief For Nervous and Dyspeptic
The advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for common nervous invalids and dyspeptics, claiming it strengthens energy, prevents malaria and grippe, and aids rheumatism and kidney pain. It mentions a long history of use and links its tonic power to improved bile secretion and nourishment.
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Wlm
Aguirre and Sneed Tie The Knot In Simple Tucson Ceremony
Mr. Aguirre and Miss Will Sneed were married at noon today at Mrs. Eccleston's on 4th Street. Judge Wolcott officiated in a small gathering of relatives and close friends. Friends extend best wishes for a prosperous life together.
Tombstone Daily News Roundup of Storms and Local News
Tombstone reports 0.8 to 1 inch rain in the past night, ash canyon rainfall over two inches last week, and local weather notes. Notes mention Arbors Day passings, remodels, smuggling, real estate sales, and various court and financial updates from Tombstone and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Ash Canyon
Daly Captured in Tennessee Raid and Local Notices
A telegram from Porter's National Detective Agency in Nashville confirms a suspect named Daly is the man connected to the Lowther murder case in Tennessee. Rewards totaling 3500 dollars are offered by Copper Queen Co 2500 Territory 500 and county 500 payable upon arrest and conviction with copper queen also on proof of death. The issue covers statehood views of J W Vickers and a busy town meeting with bills allowed and irrigation views sent to Salt Lake. Also notices on ads bids and local business items follow, including a fireboard report and a move to Prescott.
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Tennessee
Lowther
Daly
Porter
National Detective Agency
Nashville
Usey
Copper Queen Co
E Fredericks
AW Smith
W D Monmonier
Frank Ryan
L Hart S. Bagg
Nat Hawke
Sth
Committee On
Smith
Torbstone
Marcus
A. Smith
Salt Lake
Salesmen Wanted for Small Sample Line by Manufacturer
A manufacturing firm offers a live man travel position with a small line of samples. One traveler earned an average of 350 dollars per month. P.O. Box listed for inquiries.
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Ering Corporation
Sost P.O. Box
Grass Revival Hopes Grow After Last Rain in 1892
A rural report notes 1.2 inches of rain in town with heavier moisture on the mountains nine inches deep in soil. A storm brought thunder and hail, snow on the summit, then melt. Ranchers expect cattle to recover soon as grazing improves. The Gazette cites Prescott railroad sale to Santa Fe to form part of the North and South road.
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Dos Cabezas
Paosisctor
Prescott
Santa Fe
Leech Defends Silver Coinage Notes Basis Questioned
The house committee on coinage weights and measures questioned Director Leech of the mint bureau about silver coinage. Leech said 20 countries redeem paper money in silver, while Bland cited France and others with gold and silver deposits. Leech admitted US notes are based on both metals and warned silver shipments would surge if the US moved to a pure silver basis.
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Harter
Ohio
Washington
Colorado
Wasittxerox
House Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures Today
Director Leech
The
Mint Bureau
Leech
Europe
Bland
Windom
Bank of France
Williams
Ilinois
Leach
United States
Eerpe
Leechi
Belgium
Lem
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Uncle Sam
Allen Williams
Fremont Street
Fifth
Bob Templeton
Methodist Church
Santiago
London Times
Chili
Blaine
Leinister Egan
Legation
Bisbee
Dr. Sweet
Stebbins
G. A.B
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Pimaanty
Heney
Watervale
Betchra
Gilman and Moore
Turquois
G. W. Seaverns
Thos Donbar
Callahan
W. Shilliam
Hiot
Benson
Sacra
Shronf
Ewell Springs
Silver Cave South Mill
Dos [Cabezas
J White
LIEN
Norton & Coon Cooper Bros. Hill
Butcher's
Morelos
Morales
Steve Evens
DB. Hill
Genoa
Nebraska Agricultural College
Steve Aguirre
Tucson
Eiage
Hurkine
Deel
Nevada
Arbor Day
Clark
Chas. Ruff
Lamu and Co
Chicago
Chas
Marsden
Charley Smith
the Gazette
John Beck
Harrison Street
Robert Brooks
Fancher
Schieffelin Hall
D. M. Nichols
San Pabilo
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Wall Street
Keely
Senate
Stewart
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Hexhurst
Shankland
United States Minta
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Republican
Journal-Miner
1Th Infantry
Fort Whipple
Huachuca
Lovell
Sloan
Joper Moxeny
San Francisco
Murphy
Sidney Bull
Frank Broad
New York Herald
Iin
Coln
Daly Caught
J. W. Vickers
Vickers
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Rosie Wistrum
Dr. Bweet
India
W. H. Stilwell
Judge Berry
Yarapai County
Yuma
Supreme Court
Missouri River
Sea— Board
A.H. Emanuel
Kelton
Ayer
Charles F. Dumterville
Plymouth
England
Southern Pacific Company
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el Paso
Farc
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Justice Ounesorgen
Talemento
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Santa Cruz Canal
Fairbank
East India
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Rochester
N.Y
Southern Pacific Co
Arizona Press Association
Senor Malabear
Deviladeros
Nogales
Wm. Bennett
Tubec
Mint
House Committee On Coinage
New Wisconsin Hotel
San Franscisco
Cal
Henry B Prietor
Thomas K. Evans
Neil Thie Ade
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