Colima’s Seas of Fruit and Fire Veil a Siege City
Our correspondent describes Colima on Feb 21 1892 with pleasant weather and abundant produce while a deadly grip plagues the poor. He notes streetcar construction, the erupting Volcano de Colima, snow on Ice Mountain, famed coffee crops, and investment talks about the Mexican Central railway shifting trade toward the Pacific and eastern markets.
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Colima
Estado de Colima
United States
Tata
Republic
Volcano de Colima
Messrs
Arnoldo Vegas
Arturo Arabel
Paris
Madrid
Manzanillo
Guadalajara
Pacific Islands
New York
Golden Gate
Jalisco
Tepic
San Blas
Culima
Christian Flor
Bisbee Notes and Local Happenings in Town
Patton is down with grippe at his ranch east of town. Robi Brooke, an old timer of Charleston and Bisbee, appeared on our streets today. A debating club revival is planned with a meeting featuring songs and readings. A committee of Porter, Reese, and Mise Hill will secure names and plan the event. House help is scarce. one man hunted two days with no success. An advertisement promotes a vegetable remedy for consumption and other ailments, offered by mail from Rochester New York.
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Robi Brooke
Charleston
Bisbee
Messrs
Porter
Reese
Mise Hill
Bisbert
Mysterious mining booms and travel reports在 Arizona
Thursday's Daily reports Judge Reilly visiting, Castenada travels light, and heavy snow in Munciuca mountains. Captain Heyne notes Indians near a ranch. Tin ore discovery near Stein's Pass. Lake Superior groups hold ore. Government officials tour Yaqui settlements. new customs house planned near Bisbee.
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Stein's Pass
Lake Superior
New Mexican customs office to be moved east of San Pedro
The treasury department directs the relocation of the San Pedro custom house to Agua Verde near the line about twenty five miles east of San Pedro. Deputy Collector arrives from Mexico City to establish the new office.
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Negales
Treasury Department
San Pedro
Fronteras
Agua Verde
Sgales
City of Mexico
Mining tour in Sonora praises mills and ore plants
Ep Prost retor recounts thirteens days visiting Moctezuma district mines in Sonora Mexico. He notes San Luis Mining and Reduction Co management, meets Gaius Paddock and Cameron, admires Al D Nichols machinery, visits Moc Texuma Concentrating Co works led by Willard Richards, and reports ore processing and rising exports. He mentions Apache county taxes settled at 45,000 dollars and Sonora ore exports to the U S rising in 1891 to over 14 million pounds.
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Frostexas
Sonora
al. D. al. Nichols
Moctexuma
Willard Richards
New Jersey
Hrowell
Arizona
Lew Richards
Swayne’s OtoTMEST Marketed for Itching and Tumor Relief
Purported remedy from Dr. Swayne & Son of Philadelphia promises to stop intense itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors. Sold by mail for 0 cents.
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Swaysr
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Local moves and meetings at Bisbee
At Bisbee Charles Montgomery has moved into a new office on the Holbrook. John and William Graham resign from Copper Queen roles and plan to return to Michigan. Master Charley Bellinger has developed a somnambulist habit and after a midnight stroll now resembles a duel encounter with Sullivan, who did not fare better.
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Chas. Montgomery
the Holbrook
John
William Graham
The
Copper Queen
Michigan
Charley Bellinger
Sullivan
Livestock market tone improves amid mixed slaughter demand
San Francisco livestock men report a modest rise in prices as demand stays moderate. Prime handy steers sell around ten cents, with general ranges from six to six four. Some slaughterers reduce kill totals while a few stop altogether due to unprofitable prices. In Denver a U.S. court verdict awards Kaiser Gold Mining £16,000 against ex Senator Tabor for salting the Old Vulture mine. $80,000 spent by Kaiser yielded a one sixth recovery after profitless operations.
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San Francisco
U.S
Denver
Tabor
Kaiser Gold Mining Company of
England
Vulture
Salesmen Wanted for Minefuel Samples
Classified notice seeks salesmen to promote a live sample line from Minefuel Corporation with an average earning of 550 dollars per month for six years. Respond by mail to P.O. Box 1317 New York.
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Minefuel Corporation
P.O. D
York
Opening of Sonora coal fields sparks tariff clash
San Diego residents anticipate coal from Sonora at five dollars per ton landed at their bankers but warn that protective party will impose prohibitive duties to prevent Arizona or California from profiting from this nearby fuel.
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San Diego
Sonora
Party of Protection
Arizona
California
Blaine defies cabinet withdrawal and legal shifts noted
The column reports Blaine denying any withdrawal from the cabinet while J H Burford is named associate justice for Oklahoma. It also covers political, legal, and regional notes including a Texas and New Mexico religious meeting, the El Paso Grand Central Hotel fire, and local figures moving through the territory.
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Grand Central
el Paso
Bisbee Notes and Local Happenings
Judge Reilly visits Bisbee Mrs Hartling ill with grippe Elmer Crouch arrives from ranch Mr Al Rosencranz left Bisbee for Deming Six drummers arrive by train Harve Davison and William Waterman hauled lumber from Ross saw mill to Crittenden then Bisbee now to Chiricahua mountains Wm Hughes road overseer celebrates 53rd birthday Friends and relatives congratulate Father Hughes on birthday wishes
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Harve Davison
William Waterman
Ross
Crittenden
Bisbee
Chiricahua Mountains
Wm. Hughes
Father Hughes
New Mexico and Arizona Expected to Be Admitted Next Year
The Globe-Democrat reports a Washington view that Utah New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma will be admitted this session. It notes New Mexico about 40000 people and Arizona about 80000 with both deemed Democratic and slated for January 1 1893. A boundary survey will stay at the San Bernardino ranch for weeks to determine the line and potential cross-border rush.
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Globe-Democrat
Arizona
Sth
Congress
Washington
Committee of Territories
House Committee On Territories
Utah
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Joseph
Sisterhood of States
San Bernardino Ranch
Sister Republic
New el Dorado
Court term limited to civil cases amid liberty concerns
Judge Sloan states no criminal cases will be tried this term while civil actions proceed, drawing objection as liberty is at stake. The letter argues such civil priority seems unjust, noting government silver pricing and hypothetical trades involving large bullion quantities.
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A.H. Esanvet
Sloan
Hotel ownership dispute mentioned in fragmented text
Fragmentary notice references Henry Evans as proprietor of a hotel and a possible upcoming event managed by Thomas Evans. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or actions, but indicates a potential proprietorship or conduct of affairs related to the establishment.
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Henry Evans
Hee Thomas
Te Evans
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