Bisbee Mines and Local News From Bisbee Arizona
Old Bisbee items report mine closures due to internal issues and stockholder meetings. A Copper Queen store figure, Ayres, faces jail time after candy contraband and a notable letter incident. Plans mention Calumet and Arizona purchases, a smelter at Douglas, and a surveyor party for ore transport. Local officials prepare for juvenile reforms and improve ties with California. A drilling contest at El Paso showed fourth prize results, with territorial connections and lodge reorganizations outlined.
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J. S. Ayres
Copper Queen
Bisbee
Ayres
Douglas
Brooke
Stu
Ayers
Judge Winare
Tungsten Market Price and Limited Supply Report
A historical note on tungsten market dynamics cites scarce high grade ore, rough price around 160 dollars per ton, and few buyers. Only three U.S. firms, Primors Chemical and Deringer, operate ore treatment. The paper cites 220 tons sold in four years and forecasts potential price drops amid tight supply as officials travel from Bisbye to discuss the matter.
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New York Exchange
King Metallc
Primos Chemicaly
Primor
Ash & Deringer
Phormiaville
United
Ron
No Great Gains in Precious Metals Alaskan Yield Drops
The preliminary 1901 production estimate from Director General Roberts shows only a slight gain over the previous year for gold and silver in the United States. Alaska’s yield fell by about one million dollars, with the following listing of principal states and outputs.
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Roberts
Mint
United States
Alaska
Smallpox at the Copper Camp outbreak report
Reports describe four smallpox cases at Copper Camp with hospital care and quarantine precautions. Dr Caven says the illness appears mild, not highly contagious, and no widespread epidemic is feared. County supervisor Reay orders a large tent outside the city for potential patients, while officials monitor for new cases and urge calm.
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Quinn
Pneumoni Dre Edmonteen
Caven
Reay
Yeaten Anu Weer
Alghier House
Coachella Described As Oasis Once A Desert Stop
A Phoenix correspondent recalls Coachella California as an emerging town with artesian water fueling growth. He notes land values near zero per acre and a rush after early melon success, plus a local newspaper Sabmarine and remarks from an eastern paper about reflections in glass and a playful Arizona trope involving whisky and three moons.
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The
Phoenix
Coachella
California
Angenine
Ndin
the Sabmarine
Glaes
Thorpoon
Jerome
Arizona
Letters Advertised at Tombstone General Delivery Week Ending Jan 11 1902
A list of undelivered letters at the Tombstone post office includes Allen Acirogo Pedro Bolus Fred Brown Pearl Clarkson Jesus Excianr Farrar Michael Gandy Beel Hamilton Frank Ls Voy Manuel Lopez Yves Lone Apolinas Morales Wal Oerries Gabriel Ruiz Ramon Lavedre Julio Summers Vaquer Keyes. Advertised as calling for above letters with advertisement date and postmaster details.
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Tombstone
Post Ofice
Allen
Acirogo
Pedro Herksdale
John Bolus
Fred Brown
Pearl Clarkson
HO Excianr
Jesus Farrar
J J Feeney
Michael
S Gandy
Beel Hamilton
Prof
F Hamilton
Frank Ls Voy
Manuel Lopez
Yves Lone
Apolinas Morales
Yeabel O'eries
Wal Ruiz
Gabrie Laved
Chicago’s population dwarfs many states and regions
Chicago today is a city of nearly two million inhabitants and its population surpasses several states. The figure implies the city’s density exceeds that of Georgia, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Virginia, while Greater New York is nearly twice its size.
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Chicago
Georgia
Minnesota
New Jersey
Virginia
Arizona
Colorado
Delaware
Oregon
New Yorkia
Wednesday Daily Sug Reads Like Town Notes From Prescott Era
A fragmented daily page notes many visits to Tombstone by business figures including Ben Money, Julius Ullman, Vosburg, Ben Sneed, J Coulter, and Goulter with Bisbee and Nogales connections. Major George Arthur Allen dies in Prescott region. Sam F Webb eyes Arizona Gazette reentry amid party shift. Skunk injury near Cottonwood. Railroads anti pass pact in effect. Sheriff Lewis returns with Apache scout accused of murder. Willcox witnesses eyed. San Carlos Indians summoned for trial.
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Sheriffa Lewis
Willcox
San Carlos
Supreme Court Session Opens in Phoenix Adjourning One Week
The territory Supreme Court met in Phoenix with Judge Sloan presiding. Judge Doan failed to attend the opening due to a late Maricopa train, then arrived. An illness in Judge Davis’s family caused him to miss the session, prompting Judge Sloan to adjourn for one week, with expectations all justices will be present then.
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Supreme Court of the Territory
Phoenix
Sloan
Doan
Frost
Benclt
Davis
Diss
Fifth Copper Cut and Market Effects Report
Copper prices and trade data show a fifth cut in copper prices by United Metal Selling company with mixed reactions on the stock exchange. Domestic production fell in 1901 while consumption rose slightly. imports and exports shift, with uncertainty surrounding policy and political appointments affecting markets.
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United Metal Selling Company
Lake
Dartinge
Regan Lake
Stock Exchange
Amwlene
Nee Om
Thelmetsln Exchange
United States
ISM
Tone
New York
Fiw
Colonel Bryan S Collects Congressional Record Volumes
Washington dispatch reports Representative Stark sought copies of the Congressional Record from William J Bryan associate, asking Heitfeld to assemble about 250 bound volumes. The set spans the 37th to 57th Congress, valued at hundreds. few complete runs exist, and the books may be mailed to the Commoner’s editor.
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Washington Dispatch
Stark Reo
William J. Iegan Turessman
Itfeld
Bryan’ Etaancuest
Matt Rop
Heatfels
Stou
Heat Morgar
Congress
Heitfeld
Bryan
Fridaw Drivings and Mining District News in Fractured Text
A garbled wireless of mining notes reports on two American loggers near a shaft replacement, a lumbering district survey, and a baby’s birth near the Lumiatere mine. It cites social reform talk, wartime veterans’ home funding, and rising dividend totals for mining firms with November figures over thirteen million and an annual total approaching one hundred forty five million dollars.
United States Mineral Production Tops Billion-Dollar Mark
A Washington dispatch reports the U S Geological Survey notes mineral production in 1900 surpassed 1 billion dollars for the first time reaching 1 067 603 636 with a 39 percent gain over 1899 Iron and coal together exceed 2 billion in value The year saw strong oil activity and copper prospects with crude petroleum production breaking records in West Virginia California Ohio and Texas development focusing on Alaska Colorado Arizona and the plains The silver output reached 35 741 140 and the year showed notable copper and oil expansion across key states
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Washington
United States
Isala
Alaska
Cripytrict
Colorado
Anzons
West Virginia
California
Ohio
Texas
T Gsina
Big Fortunes Easily Made in Copper River Venture
Florence based Jack Smith and eleven associates profited from a Copper River property deal, with fourteen holders set to share about 1.25 million dollars. Purchasers reportedly include Standard Owl company. Smith, Truman, and Frazier get roughly 53 333.33 each as the money awaits payment. Tucson reports drought affecting California stock cattle sales and delayed deliveries, with hoped improvements in outlook.
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Jack Smith
Florence
Phoenix Republican
Smith
Standard Owl Company
Mr. Smith
Jack Frazier
W. C. Truman
Flomes
Copper
Frazier
New York
Messrs. Smith
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South Bisbee Company
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Calfornia
Calumet and Anacne Company
Ei Pass
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South Bisbee
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Mr. Jones
Los Angeles
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Birbe
Mike Brophy
Martin O'Hare
Tom
Messrsanatiuck & Leteon
Tren Teguas
Nate
Calumet and Fitteburs Company
Uniemet
Hecla
Willtem R. Jones
Orgeria
United Malerns
Denver
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New Mexico
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Jona Hennenger
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Idaho
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We Araone Capital
Eugene Kiddeseo
Arinea & Sonora Manufacturing Co
Nogalee
George Arthur Allen
Precott
Morey Hospital
Prescot
Ben Money
Merchant Prince of
Fairbank Ware
Tite
Julius Ullman
Nogales
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Ben Sneed
Greene Cattle Company
J Coulter
Greensburg
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Mr. Goulter
South Bisbee Co
Sam F. Webb
Arizona Gazette
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Mr. Webb
Gee Emmonds
Cottonwood
Yavapai Co
Pasteur Institute
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Charles Aver
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