Tombstone Newspaper Snippets Highlight Local Happenings
The Tombstone Gazette reports varied items from Tombstone and nearby areas including wind and rain prospects, a washout halting western mail, new postage stamps in circulation, and copper mine sales abroad. It notes Annie Gah and Chas Finch marriage, bank relocations to Nogales, and local hotel leasing. The piece remarks on local business activity and advertising impact on town vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Gah
Chas. E. Finch
Tombstone
Union saloon changes hands in Albuquerque ad
The Albuquerque Citizen notes Union Saloon at Third St and Copper Ave is under new management with Chas Tribolet, formerly of Tombstone, as manager. It advertises first class saloon service with fine liquors cigars and free lunch daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Citizen
Union Saloon
Third St
Copper Ave
Chas. Tribolet
Tombstone
Arizona
County Records Report From Early Districts
County records list entities such as LecaTross, Judge mine, Tanner's canyon, Barnett, Butcher, Douglass, Curry, and others across McKinney and Fowler districts. Items include land transfers like 160 acres near Tree Alamoe, and notes of sales or obligations with sums such as $2,500 dated Aug 27 92. Multiple names and places indicate a broad catalog of local properties, agents, and transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LecaTross
Judge Mine
Tanner's Canyon
Barnett
Butcher
Douglass
Curry Bough
Resdy
Tours Cabin
Hillside
Cuan
Pine Grove
Hartford
McKinney and Fowler
Tombetope
Dee Wilkes
A. Schwarzenbach
Graf Raseb
Huschocs
Mts
M. Coronado
P. O'Leary
Inna
Tree Alamoe
The First Law of Self Preservation in Health
This excerpt extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a protective remedy against disease and a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, liver complaints, constipation, dyspepsia, malaria, and nervousness. It urges early and persistent use as the path to best results, supported by physician sanction and patient experience.
Weather Update on Snow Storm Movement and Forecast
The article notes snow began around 8 o'clock and continued through the day with forty four inches on exposed ground by noon. It then melted as warmer weather set in by evening. The signal service bureau in Los Angeles predicted fair weather for southern Arizona, signaling a heavy storm elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Service Bureau
Los Angeles
Arizona
Territorial Wars open 17th legislature in Phoenix session
The 17th territorial legislature met in Phoenix and opened by electing officers. President T. J. Norris and speaker Frank Baxter led the session, with clerks, sergeants and other staff named. Adjournment set for 10 a.m. today. Warren free prepaid ad touts energetic salesmen earning 70 to 100 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial
Phenix
P.O
York
Bearing Gold and the Cincinnati Group at Dos Cabezas
An 1879 scheme at Dos Cabezas led by a Cincinnati investor created the Cincinnati group for ten claims and a costly ten stamp mill that failed to profit. The mill wasted ore worth modest returns as low water and management changes doomed the project, amid ongoing calls for better ore processing and mining expertise in the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dos Cabezas
Thia
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Folke
W. Wood
Grand Central
Dor Cabezas
Huntington
Abbott
Rollins
New
Cooper Canyon
Salesmen Wanted for Small Sample Line
An advertisement seeks salesmen to market a small line of samples from a live-manufacturer act. Each item averages about 38 units in stock and targets quick orders.
Gold and silver shipments and financial turmoil across ports
The column reports vast gold coin movements aboard La Bretagne and silver and Mexican dollar cargo on Servia, with 1893 export totals. It notes Treasury gains and bank reactions in New York, plus related market and political updates, including a notable challenge to Corbett and other international financial notes.
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Nellie Walsh
Bart Dunlap
Pheenix
Worthern
Banning
W. F. Staunton
Yeaterday
Harwood
Columbus
G. H. Rollins
Dos Cabezes
Lower
California
Bank
Fifth Street
Safford Hudson & Co
Bank of Tombstone
Nogales
International Bank
Mary Ely
Turon
Kan
Scott White
B.C. Web
White Ranch
A.D. Walsh
New Deats Hotel
6Th Avenue
Adams St
Gazette
Thie
Prostacion
Ite
Colorado Peak
Rincous
Husehucs Mountain
Fort Huschuca
Money Market Review
County Records
Gilmen
Mayer
L.C. Hughes
Vei
Rale Harlo
Mr. Hughes
Bunco
J. C. Hughes
Blacklegs
Barnes
Reuwen
T. J. Norris
H.C. Boone
W.C. Foster
W. T. McNelly
F. Stroud
W. B. Ganzhorn
W. E. Vaugha
Nouss
Frank Baxter
Maricops
M. Gervais
J. Taylor
Cochise
Mr. _Trumas
Pinal
A. Be~hao
Yuma
Sayler
Don Caters
D. Reppy
Phasa
Frank Kibbey
Tues
St. Valentine
M.M. O'Gorman
Sonora
Bisbee Road
Martin Costello
Bisbee
Mike
Raker
Edne
Fred Herrera
International Bank of Nogales
George Warren
Warren
Copper Queen
Finn Braley
Turquois
Dr. Hamilton
Ben Williams
Prof
Douglas
Col. Herring
H. Schmieding
Fairbank
C.J. Dyer
Salt River
Ireland
Stanford Universy
Mexico
Pedrixna
C.P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Company
Omaha Cod Grant Smelting Company
Denver
Omaha
Mammoth
Pinal County
Anderson
Colorado
Bretagne
Servia
Peter Jackson
New York
Twill
James Corbett
Llman
Queensbary Iles
Charles Davis
Corbett
Amounl
Davia
Peren Jackson
Australia
Pacific Coast
Wastixcox
Treasury Department
Desa
N. M
San Augustine
G.O. Smith
Victor Culberson
Clering House
Foster
Hepburn
Wall Street
Cutcaco
Bennn
Kempster
United States
Hamburg
Bremen
Carsel
Nittleben
Europe
Wallace
Secretary of Interior
John W. Noble
Apham
Department of Printing and Stationery
Noble
Naphan
G. G. Williams
The
Clearing House
Wastisons
Startas
Tein
Aawen
Messnge
Washington
Carey
Platt
Hastings
Benicia
Newton
Mass
St Louis
Chatt Avenue
WasmineTax
Senate
H. E. Jackson
Supreme Court
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