Tombstone News Dated January 23 1889 Six Page Edition
Tombstone Arizona reports a busy issue covering a Sunken ore from Sun set mine, Hearst purchase of Contact mine, court cases, arrests, and local leaders including Judge Stivets and Gov. Ortiz. Also notes Apache campaigns in Sonora, railroad delays, and political shifts in Tombstone city government with new council setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hearst
J. A. Kelly
E. T. Hanpy
Bisbee
Hardy
Garr
W. H. Seanans
Oakland
Samuel Gillam
Mack's
Fremont Street
Fourth
Tom F. Curtis
Virginia City
Grand
Garren
Hunchuca Water Company
Benson
Martin & Dore
U. 8 Commission
Er Spicer
W. H. Stivets
Washington
G. H. Oury
St. Louis
Mr. Oury
H. Appensox
Tombstone , Min and Lumber Company
Tucson
Francisco
Tombstone
Batone
Yeverday
Ankolnee
Hearst
Tle Bondhra
Gird
Sonora
the Star
Canyon del Tucon
Cochise
Arispe
Magdalena
City of
Bnef
Cily
Ely
Mbstone
Fire Department
Hook & Adder Company
Oller
Recorders Court
Chum
Fam
Granny Puntam
New Mexico and Arizona Should Be Consolidated State
The Chicago Tribune argues against admitting New Mexico and Arizona separately. It contends their small combined population, desert geography, and limited agricultural value cannot sustain two states, urging consolidation into a single large state with a single government and capital at Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
Kansas
New Mexico
Santa Fe
North America
Arizona
Texas
Southern Pacific Railroad
Allegheny
Rocky Mountains
Nevada
Chicago Tribune
General Carr Cadet Arrest and Arizona Prosperity
The article reports General Carr’s arrest and order for trial at Fort Grant tied to Apache troubles. It surveys Arizona’s vast mineral wealth, land, and arable valleys, noting rapid growth, multiple railroads, and expected settlement expansion across the territory. It also covers updates from Washington on Scoville, Guiteau, and other national notices and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Carr
Chcaco
Washington
Fort Grant
Tribune
United States
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Mining Notes Point to Regional Boom in Arizona
The Citizen reports exultant miners west of the Patagonias over a planned Sonoita smelter with Dos Cabezas showing early boom signs. Huachuca south mines yield large ore bodies with high copper and silver assays. Oxford-Dover Silver Mining Co plans a $1,000,000 Albany incorporated venture in Pinal County. C A Clue, Ayer Camp mines supervisor, notes rapid improvements and a 20 ton smelter already on site. roads connect mines to the smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Compas
Sonora
San Carlos Reservation
Charleston
Chicago Mining Company
el Gavalin
Prefecto
Theim
Yaqui River
Sanharipa
Guaynapa Mountains
Guayhopa
Serratos
Chihuahua
Oposura
Col. Espana
Jose Tubureio Ortero
National Guard
Sanhuripa
Ortero
Ortiz
Don Carlos Weberling
el Gardan
Ater
A. C. Hessing
Chicago
Buros
Steech
Hereford
San Pedro
Weberking
el Iardan
Hessing
Guay
Mas
Scott
Basouchi
Carlos
Patagonias
Sonoita
Dos Cabezas
Huachucas
Othe
Oxford-Dover Silver Mining Company
Albany
New York
Pinal County
Arizona
Co. C. A. Clue
Ayer Camp
Chirucahua Mountains
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Head Center
Frost
W. M
Louis Jantn
Jeaney
E. Deane
Ohn Boyd
I. Idi Mark L. McDonald
Camras
Eorrox Errrain
Jackson
Yaqui
Guaynapa
Don Francis Valencia
Sauhraipa
Nacori
Otero Feft
Guabaripa
Nucori
Globe
Old Dominion
Martell
Burbridge
San Francisco
Boston Economist
Calumet and Media
Red Brooks
Brooks
Senate
Clum
District Court
Stilwell
Supreme Court of the Territory of Arizona
GR. Williams
RS. Messick
California
Wm. Herring
Wm. Ollborne
Western Mining Company
Head Center Mining Company
E. J. Baker
A. J. Caldwell
W. A. Eastman
ZL. Taylor
H. Kingsbury
R. Archer
T. A. Atchison
E. Bullock
Wm. Jones
L. Hurt
J. B. Richards
Contention Consollidated Mining Company
Contention Mining Company
Pfices
Pridham
Harwood
Chapin
Marshall Williams
J. W. Vickers
Shirer
Bourth
Hook & Ladder Company
Hook & Ladder
Allen Street
City Recorder
Pais
Kross
Trea
Tom
Cnarts
H. F. Price
Pridhww
Tribolet
B. Chapin
Carr
Thomas
Atchison
Dean
Nash
Messrs
Fickas
Quigley
B. &. Quigley
Cure
Toa Norrow
DOUAL
Caipmeneirs
Seat
Salt River
Little Colorado
Verde
San Simon
Asteapa
Babacomari
Cienega
Gila
Verde Valley
Santa Cruz
Arivaipa
Mesa
Scoville
Wasnixorox
Porter
Guiteau
Speer
Wasnixetox
Herald
Belford
Graphic
Sargent
Interior
Charles McTine
Spuyten Duviel
Bronx
Dakota
Congress
Fleta
J. 0. Gillespie
Lodiy
San Joaquin County
Thomas Lyden
Lyden
Gillespie
Miss Gillespie
Curcaco
Lacrosse
Wis
Milwaukee and
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