Arizona Tops States in Mineral Wealth Production
Pitz Mae presents figures showing Arizona leading all states in mineral wealth output. The report highlights Arizona’s mining sectors and compares production levels with other states.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1908
Page
2
Pitz Mae presents figures showing Arizona leading all states in mineral wealth output. The report highlights Arizona’s mining sectors and compares production levels with other states.
The shortest days mark a globe voyage by Secretary Taft who circled the world in ninety one days with pauses. His swift journey, even with a halt in the Philippines, outpaced Jules Verne's fictional hero whose record sits at eighty days.
The article questions why England and Japan formed an alliance while presenting Uncle Sam's view that the world's largest ocean should remain open to all nations on equal terms.
Admiral Evans commands ships fitted with twenty six pianola pianos and potential moving picture shows. The text suggests adding wireless telephone programs for intermission entertainment, proposing comforts of home aboard Uncle Sam's vessels during sea travel.
Mr Carnegie has just received from the War Department a certificate stating that he served in the military telegraph department during the Civil War. Among the testimonials he may put this season he will value more highly than this certificate of honor.
A New York woman has wed the man who saved her from drowning. The wedding follows a brave rescue highlighting dangers faced by bystanders and the social questions that arise about heroism and marriage.
The advertisement touts Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related ailments. It claims to relieve headaches, backache, stomach distress, pelvic pain, and vision issues without surgery. It urges readers to consult Dr. Pierce and promises confidential correspondence for female health concerns, with laxative notes for digestion.
A fragmented editorial digest questions Mexico’s trust policy, railroad control, and elite barriers to power. It notes Utes taking up farming, stock market protests, astrology forecasts of war, and public calls for men. It cites divorce satire, drinking in the South, Julia Ward Howe’s Whittier centenary poem, Osler on juvenile backwardness, a Carnegie Institute gift, and Japan cutting military costs.
State of Ohio City of Toledo Lorcas County. J... on oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business in Toledo Ohio and that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn to before me December 6 AD HS seal. A W Gurasos Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F J Oussey Co Toledo Ohio.
A Tucson real estate man CP Lyles dies after a sinking spell. The Ray company at Kelvin will prospect properties with large churn drills recently ordered. S Pebope at Tucson resume work with usual force. Noble block in Phoenix to be largest in the territory. Gold strikes near Globe and Morenes attract attention. Cochise county reports frequent rich strikes. Public echo building planned at Warren costing 12 dollars. Controversy over Harry McCoy will in Cochise County probate court. Tuc residents enjoy hunting wild hogs in Catalina mountains. six killed and two captured. Two new stamp mills planned in Congress district, Yavapai county. Mrs Nabor Pachree and daughter survive a runaway at Tucson. Arizona Democrat wins Maricopa county printing. Saturday Review unable to compete. Albert Arvico and Quong Wu held to grand jury in Phoenix for robbing New York store. Jesus Fernandes falls seven feet into elevator shaft in Bisbee. dies. A matador arrives from Mexico but bullfight deemed illegal in Tucson. The 11-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Roswell Cooley drowns in an irrigating ditch at Mesa. Mrs Frank Paine of Phoenix warns husband over poker. he threatens violence. she exposes the operator of the blind tiger.
Outlaw Billy Stiles has been located again near Willow Springs at a Papago village by the Ajo foothills close to the Mexican line. James O'Brien of the Sucaton agency, with Indian helpers, found Stiles encamped with Mexicans, outfitted with saddles and horses staked nearby, indicating a planned long stay and a ready headquarters.
The article lists Arizona ahead of many states in copper production for 1007, with figures showing Arizona surpassing Montana, Michigan, Colorado, Alaska, and Nevada. It notes totals for copper, tin, and combined values for Goldfield and Cripple Creek, referencing Fitz Mac as the mining author behind the estimates.
The original Murray and Mack Company will visit Tombstone on Monday with about forty cast members, mostly women, bringing The Sunny Side of Broadway. The Los Angeles show is praised for comedy, song, scenery, and elegant costumes, and played to capacity crowds.
A Los Angeles clearing house association has kept its rule of making restricted payments in gold and currency for the immediate present. The situation improves for ready cash, but the rule remains in effect for now.
The list shows names such as Audiades Flores Florence Merrill FW Sherman Jno Shaustrom AW. The notice instructs callers to reference advertised letters with the date of advertisement. A PM signature from L G Cusmis appears with a pain relief ad for Dr Miles anti pain pals offerings.
A Chelt enham Maryland observatory notes an earthawake. Governor Starke calls a special session as troops stay at Goldfield for a midnight to Sunday gambling law enforcement. Indictments drop in Denver cases. San Francisco fraud charges loom for Parcell Brey and others. Nevada and Virginia headlines mix with fires, epidemics, bankrupt enamel wire firms, and a turkey hunting jaunt by Roosevelt.
A Gladsone Michigan report says a family cat suffocated several children in their sleep, clawing at their chests while the father watched. The father hurried to fetch a doctor as two children remained gravely ill. The scene involves a possible relation to Henry Stearns, a prominent prospector visiting from the Dragoons. Mining activity also noted in Jerome district.
A garbled Monday Daily item mentions Hhuping and Atium relief linked to assessment work, with Congress silence on claims. City Attorney Charlie Hawman is retained, Great Western Mining Co. figures, and a February grand jury date. Miss Dells Wiloa of Fo ftiron City is involved in a court matter with Wells Fargo, plus a Christmas protest expiring after expenses.
The Motican prisoner arrested recently at Beneui, linked to a Mesicuts murder. Governor Kibbey has issued a requisition for extradition to Caldura for trial.
George B Cole of El Piso Texas has acquired the El Trovadore mine in Tahatocoehi district near Calabasas and plans active operation. The mine, valued at about 150 dollars per tonne, will ship materials from Calabasas. Cole has departed Doughus to oversee the project immediately.
A dated testimonial endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by F J Cheney Co Toledo. It claims 15 years of honorable business, financial reliability, and urges purchases from druggists. The copy promotes a testimonial and mentions price per bottle and free sample requests.
A terse account tells how a tiny girl of Byler, Cumbertain, Massachusetts, was near death from throat trouble. Two physicians gave up. At a meeting the family sought Dr Rings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. After four bottles the child recovered fully, and the patent pills relieved pain.
From Tuesday's Daily an influenza epidemic affects events at Gate Hall tonight with Ty Med noted for New Year activities at Bevere Hore Co. The Tucson Noe es branch forces a later train option for Trotetoweited to ensure connections. Miscellaneous items include a Phoenix writer noting destruction of Grand Centeng hoisting works in May 1886 and federal indictments involving Phelps, Thxdge & Co with a perjury doubt due to affidavits.
At a regular Eastern Star meeting, officers for the year were installed. Names listed include Lois Mis FM loan as WM and George B Wile as WP, with several other elected posts such as AM Mrs Mann C and Electa Martha noted among the officers.
The rough plat for the proposed new territorial prison has yet to be received. A penciled architect treatise remains as a remnant of ideas from the governor on the general features and layout of the institution to be undertaken next year.
Rumor in lower California says Oilie Mack of Murray Meck will wed here in Tombstone next Monday. The pair, linked to The Sunny Side of Broadway, plan the marriage after earlier Los Angeles stories. A large crowd and ticket sales for the show are expected.
John Gheron Douglee Gray and assignees operate under option to Lealville Mining Company for listed lode mining claims in Turquoise county Cochive Arizona. Leadville Mining Company not responsible for work, contracts, injuries or losses by Gleevon Gray and assignees. Wa Howes president. Pearce Arizona July 2. First publication July 25, 1907.
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