Tombstone Epitaph Publisher Highlights Mining Sale
The Silver City Enterprise reports Thomas B Pnsby has bought the Silver King mining stock in Arizona once a major producer. New owners plan to seek new ore bodies after two discoveries produced substantial sums. Two Cedar district miners leased Gunsight mine and struck 15,000 ounce silver ore. A Chicago revival joke closes with a quip about husbands and wives.
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Silver City Enterprise
Thomas B Pnsby
Wth
Two Womanries
Silver King Mining Company
Arizona
Southwest
Cedar District
Mohave
Tombstone
P. A. Thompkins
Gunsight
Fight on an Engine in Night Express Collision
A dramatic struggle aboard a moving night express sees an engineer and fireman grapple for control of the engine. The fight ends as the train speeds on with the engineer near collapse, a regulator out of reach.
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Dria
Watt Abe
Baller
Exie
Tien
Exportolaian
Baily
Nnts
Alifexe
Pat Sheedy On Gambling And World News
Pat Sheedy comments on gambling risks and losses via a six-man pot with a $3000 bankroll, illustrating how winners spend freely and how the bank roll fades. The piece also covers diverse notes on wars, finance, and current events from the Globe Democrat era, including labor, land settlements, and immigration topics.
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Pat Sheedy
Globe Democrat
Aire
Silent Apache attack kills C Smith at Chirucahue ranch
Breve Bryant brings news of C Smith’s death, brother of B F Smith, at a Chirucahue mountains ranch. Apaches surrounded the cabin at daylight and shot him when he rose to light a fire, then looted the house. The murder occurred about Gueeo tiles from Fort Bowie yesterday. troops notified. Further particulars expected tomorrow.
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Breve Bryant
C. Smith
B. F. Smith
Chirucahue Mountains
Smith
Todians
Bin
Fort Bowie
Local items from Tombstone daily include court actions and society notes
Judge G G Berry is home ill with Brights disease. guardianship sought for widow of John Clark. Captain White special agent of New York Mutual Life Co. visits Tombstone on business. Clergy services announced by Rev Nugent. Soiree at Mining Exchange Hall praised. administrator appointments in prelate court. railroad work expands near Contenting. weather and tariff notes. life insurance policies and probate actions also reported.
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Captain White
New York Mutual Life Co
Tombstone
Fall in Smeller Prices in Mohave Ore Market
The Mohave Miner reports surveys from sampling works show higher prices and sampling charges for the year, especially for high grade dry ores. Smelters are expected to pay 90 to 95 percent of silver value, down from the 95 percent prior year, depending on grade and ore quality.
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Mohave
Important Case Cloud Over Territory Banks Supreme Court Ruling
The territory of Albuquerque Nation and its banks argued before the Supreme Court on a case about payment of taxes and capital stock. Solicitor General Bartlett presented four strong arguments for the territory. The decision could produce tax revenues of several millions if the territory prevails. The article also notes church services and local business updates from Benson and surrounding areas.
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Albquerque
Supreme Court
Bartlett
Imade
Confessed Judgment In San Francisco Drug Firm Suit
A district court filing shows J Yonge confessed judgment to Langley and Michels of San Francisco for 1309 with 130 more on note terms. Sheriff took possession of the drug store and will hold an inventory and sale after public notice. Also lists Tombstone post office letters for week ending Jan 17 1891 including Oliver Bake and James Hall among others.
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J. Yonge
Langley & Michels
San Francisco
Yonge
Tombstone
Bake
Oliver Berry
van Bleu
LW Breslin
Sob Conner
EC R Craze
Crukehanka
John Cunigham
Pat Cutline
Wm Douglass
J Douglas
Wm Denean
J F
Dann
JB Haviland
Peter Hall
James Hilton
PM Huerbeay
Frank Murphy
George Peterson
CA Roberts
JW Peranton
Levi Smith
Lizzie Stevens
Leu Sullivan
John Thomas
W Thymson
WH Watkins
GW Walters
WS Welch
W. A. Hanwoop
P.M
Prospector’s dispatch on Smith killing in Morse canyon
A Bowie dispatch reports Smith was killed in Morse canyon by Apaches. The Prospec tor notes the route via Chiricahua mountains and Morse canyon, with a courier arriving to report Lieutenant Clarke on a hot trail. No further details available.
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Smith
Chiricahua Mountains
Bowie
Fouy Bowyx
Prostecton—Smith
Morse Canyon
Lient Clarke
R. Detowe
Wyoming memorial urges state irrigation control over federal system
The Wyoming Legislature sent a memorial to Congress arguing national irrigation control is impractical and urging granting the arid belt of the public domain to states. It contends state control enables prompt laws for emergencies while Congress lacks familiarity, noting private enterprise already built over 100 miles of ditches and expanded usable land.
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Wyoming
Congress
Property filings and transfers in recorder's office report
Records show instruments filed since 3 p m yesterday including deeds and liens. Names referenced include Colin Cameroun and Mary Hilderorant along with Williams Florence Kasselville and Jackson. One entry notes a house and lot on a direct line valued at $100.
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Recorder
Colin Cameroun
Mary Hilder
Orant
Tow Williams
Florence
Kasselville
Filtesa
Mexican Customs Officials Grow More Charitable Toward Americans
The article reports that Mexican customs officers, led by San Pedro chief Bargeta, branded wagons entering Sonora without proper receipts. An investigation led to Bargeta’s dismissal and seizures of branded wagons. later, Mexico ordered free passage for unreceipted wagons and raised the blockade. Owners urged to keep receipts and branding for future duty payments.
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Acta
C. C. Sasith
San Pedro Custom House
Togue
Sonora
City of
Mexico
Bargeta
Custom House
United States
Guaymas
Cattle shipments and town improvements at Wilcox Warbelings
The text reports on cattle and horse movements around Wilcox, including Steck a7 P. Moore shipping two carloads to San Jose, cavalry horses for Port Grant arriving Friday night, Judge Monk relocating to the ranch, Joe P. Johnson shipping 120 head to Los Angeles for Br. Wright, and Mr Wright buying time in Phenix due to Mrs Wright’s illness. It notes new cattle pens and a siding being finished, with three sheds planned and other improvements expected to aid shipments. an advertisement seeks agents for the Economy Pe Saree.
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P. Moore
San Jose
Port Grant
Joe P. Johnson
Los Angeles
Br. L. Wright
Mra. Wright
Mix. Wright
Phenix Purchasing
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Go Ie
Sall
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Saratoga
Sam Jones
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Sam
Charch
Sed
France
Prussia
Box
New York
European Israelite Alliance
Mexcan
Cel
Williams
Globe
Tempe
Pima
Bernardino
Salitersia
U. 8
Miegally
Iovestiga Hon Wan Wade
Mongétian
See Berlanding
Tie
Chins
Ries
Ail Perte
Rust
Csil
el Paso
Tts
U. S. Patent Office
Jani L
Senate
G. G. Berry
Bright
Alexander Durward
John Clark
Angelita
Henry
Wmn. Chensorgan
Molue Baker
Mary
Wood
George W. Swain
California
Demfog and
Chibpahua
Arial Navigation Co
Illinois
Prescott
Rea
Mining Exchange Hall
Hawke & Walsh
Toumblone Mutta
BR. Nugent
Presbyterian Church
James Garrett
Deve Coho
Wm. Hassett
N. M. de A
Freda Herrera
Dr. Hughes
G. C. Willis
New York Manual
N. A. Hoossker
D. N. Hansaker
Wicox
Pris Yate
J. A. Bright
Max
Mayer
F. W. Downs
Methodia
Win
Vaughn
Benson
Buwarand
Caxtle
Tovis, Perrin, Langcattle Company
Benson Yeet Entey
Lang
Loe Angelen
Scotland
Yonge and
Wits
Jackson
Wilcox Warbelings
Steck
Judge Monk
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