Weekly Epitaph from Fomestone Arizona February 1982
A compact historical notice from the Weekly Epitaph in Fomestone Arizona dated February 22, 1982, describing a six page edition of the Daily. The fragment outlines a local weekly publication snapshot with no clear event or person named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fomestone
Arizona
Pebruary
San Francisco
Belcher
California
Mount Gixhio
Virginia
Hest
Exican
Alpha
Goull
Carty
Overina
Ani wiCrown
Arpha
Norther Belg
Savage
USA
George Washington Commemoration and City Tax Reform
A patriotic notice honors George Washington proclaiming him a guiding figure for liberty and a national holiday. The city council publishes an ordinance reducing license tax collection fees, directing funds to the city treasury and enabling tax revenue to fund improvements like city hall streets and sewers.
Arizona copper mine sale near Vulture mine in Maricopa
Ossorx group of four copper ore claims near the Vulture mine in Maricopa County Arizona is sold to eastern buyers. Lodes measure 40 to 100 feet wide, with copper content 18 to 20 percent and gold 5 to 8 percent per ton, price touted at 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossorx Group
Vulture
Maricopa County
Arizona
Mayor Carr urges forming a board of health
The mayor urges the council to organize a board of health promptly. With summer approaching, and mortality likely to rise without strict sanitary measures, the action is timely and should be taken at an early day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Board of Health
Man Francisco Noten
San Francisco
John F. Broadhead
Quartermaster’s Department
Pacific
United States Grand Jury
Board of Supervision
Open Your Mine If You Want a Real Prospect
A noisy editorial urges mine owners to test claims rather than accept vague leads. It warns that many shallow shows are worthless without real richness and advises drilling 80 to 100 feet to prove value. It cautions about eastern market neglect and highlights the risks and appetites of frontier prospecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat
Arizona
Fair property and development attract buyers for mines
The article warns mining pros to develop properly rather than sell prospects for high sums. It urges miners to build a respectable claim with real development to attract eastern investors, noting past failed attempts to cash in on bare prospects. It emphasizes combining hard work with prudent planning to avoid empty promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyote
East
Congress in session and various federal moves echo across states
Telegrams from Washington and other cities relay political and legal turmoil. Bills on pension arrears and Chinese immigration advance amid executive sessions, while indictments surface in the star route case. Separate notes cover a Memphis area shooting, a whisky firm failure, flood warnings, and Measles in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Washington
Wasmixetos
Allen
St. Louis
Arlington
Wastixerox
Senate
General Grant
Wasuixarox
United States
Wyoming
Mason
Guiteau
Cole
Congress
Contingent Fund Investigating Committee
Sherman
Major Power
the Treasury
Pitney
Moses H. Drew
California
Wm. McMicken
Washington Territory
Miller
House
Page
Globe Chronicle mining and incident notes in Prescott region
Report details timbering at Silver King mine from Oregon and Truckee, ore hauling resuming, McCracken mill repairs at Signal, Curtis hydraulic mine on Lynx creek to start, and extensive snowstorm impacts. Notices on visitors, weather, law cases, and local business activity, including sheriff actions, stage line rumors, and regional mining progress across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Chronicle
Silver King Mine
Oregon
Truckee
California
Nacosari Treasure-Mouse Trip of Cutler and Party
A distinguished group led by mine owner C T Cutler departs northern Sonora for Nacosari to inspect ancient and rumored mines. The party includes W M Stewart and son in law Captain Hooker Jate, Professor Blake, J H Bostwick, Geo Perkins, J Jackson, C T Cutler, and Geo A B Berry. They plan a three week survey of Cutler's properties and nearby deposits. Also updated are Arizona stock par values and chartered mining ventures in Philadelphia and New Jersey. Winchester district reports from Ward Priest of Tombstone indicate Hearst and Solomon expanding five mine group with strong ore. common council actions include appointing a health officer and handling city finances, with adjournment set for March 1, 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscumbia
McCracken Company
Signal
McCracken
Curtis
Lynx Creek
T.B. Jones
Globe
Dobe Jones
Salt River
Wash Jacobs
Dobo Jones
John Barleycorn
Citten
W. J. Cheney
Philadelphia
John A. Church
Tombstone
Porter Hotel
J. E. Montandon
New Mexico and Arizona Railroad
Palace
Pantano
Benson
W. Lyon
Thos Hughes
Prince Rupert
Wrightson District
Gro
A.B. Benny
Nacosari
Sonora
Cart
Hooker
Stewart
San Francisco
A.T. Jones
Dos Cabezna
Jones
Dr. Goopret
Antuon Lanse
Bisbee
Atlanta
Jes
Mexico
C.T. Cutler
Cutler
Nacosari Cau ‘Yon
Sierra Madres
Arizona
W. M.stewart
Capt
Hooker Jate
United States Navy
Professor Blake
J. H. Bostwick
Geo. Perkins
New York
J. Jackson
Geo. A. B. Berry
Arizona Southern Mining Company
Tranquillity Mining Company
Tombstone M. & M. Co
Connecticut
San Pedro Consolidated M. & M. Co
Merrimac
New Jersey
Sulphuret M.co
North Sulphuret M. Co
Flora Morrison G. & 8. M. Co
Girard G. & 8. M.co
Capital
Gunsight Consolidated Silver M. Co
Meyers District
Pima County
Winchester
Ward Priest
Messrs
Hearst
Solomon
Priest
Cap. Taylor
Vixina
G. L. Upshur
B. A. Packard
W. T. Lowry
Mr. Egan
Common Council
Carr
Atchison, Nash and Dean
B. C. Quigley
Chapman
A. D. Otis & Co
Tides and Indictments in Arizona News Note
A letter disputes a Tucson report of Lieut. Aleshire killed by Indians at Antelope Springs while the officer was at Fort Huachuca. The writer cites Prof. Ball on prehistoric tides and geologic tides, arguing vast ancient sea levels and tidal action shaped early geology, then notes Pro. Joan A. Curnen and W. J. Cheney departing Tucson for Oro Blanco on the 20th inst.
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Font Huacuvca
A .T
Eprron Errraiu
Aleshire
Antelope Springs
Frank Land
Fort Huachuca
Fite
Ball
England
Eozoon
Birmingham
Straits of Dover
Ireland
United Kingdom
Ain
Williamson
Joan A. Curnen
Tombstone M. & M. Co
W. J. Cheney
Eng
Tucson
Oro Blanco
Papago ranger report and county records summary
Indian scouts report no hostilities near Antelope Springs as Papago bands 50 to 60 are on a hunting expedition, not war, with one captured friendly Papago in guard. county records show numerous instruments filed, writs of attachment, deeds and land transfers in Tombstone Cochise and surrounding districts, plus railroad land options and a general power of attorney.
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San Bernadino River
Papago
Antelope Springs
Fife
A. L. Bradt
R. Cohen
J. W. Rose
J. B. Nugent
Tombstone
FJ. Heith
G. van Buren
Western Slope
J. M. Smith
G. W. Lang
Slangix
Tor House
Mrs. E. Cramer
Pirst
A. Eyimag
W. A. Harwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Washington
Washinaton
Col. Bliss
Thos. J. Brady
Stephen A. Dorsey
John W. Dorsey
W. H. Turner
Post Office Department
John R. Miller
Henri Vaile
J. L. Anderson
J. M. Peck
Dorsey
Wastayarox
Hall
Census Committee
Cockrell
Washsxaton
Hewitt
Jacob R. Shepfen
Hurlbert
Peru
Shepherd
Augnat Belmont
Louisville
Jefferson Street
Joe Wyatt
Joe Cunningham
Thos Connelly
Astor House
Wyatt
Lovisvirin
Newcomb, Buchanan & Co
South
J. M. Atherton
Nasets
Tammany
Amany
N. Y
John W. N. Roman
Maverhill
Havenuit
Mass
Saur Lake Curry
Church
Call Syatem
Produce Exchange
Merchants’ Exchange
San Franccisco
Southern Pacific
Mojave
Colorado
Portland
Corsica
Columbia River
Los Angeles
Shorh
Gantnlaye Garcia
Adams
Snerm Paul
William Shannon
Shorty Shannon
Paul
Globe City
Shorty
the Democrat
James Stewart
Maricopa
Prescott
Joe Condras
Walnut Grove
Woods
Geo. White
Michael Duggan
Prescott Courier
Sheriff Smith
Conejos County
Phil McDonald
Piel Herald
Billy” Williams
Mr. Linville
Wood's Station
Cave Creek District
Messrs. Wood
Murphy
Calderwood’s
Comstock Mining Noten
San Francisco Exchange
Union
Justice mi
Overman
Courser
Bussell and
Pfeiffer Water Mills
Six-mile Canyon
Lady
Imperial
Exchequer
Devil’s Gate
Justice
Silver Hill
Mount Davidson
Comstock
Ft and
Vizixa
Knapstaw
Canemer & Heens
Presbyterian Church
James Dillon
Otc
Wallace
Debating and Iterary Club
Walter Scott
Puoy. Brake
J.C. Auexaspen, Esq
Leadville
Ws. Ounxsoncen
Gronok Perkins
Mx. M. Bronx
Grand
Carr. Taylor
B. A. Packam
W. M. Stewart
G.L. Upshur
Galeyville
Earn
G. W. Bostwicw
Brown's
Antelope
P.W. Smith
Ruby G
8. M. Co
W. F. Leslie
J. M. Murphy
Copper King
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