Bisbee Jottings Mention Visits and Local Happenings
Bisbee notes a New York returnee party for a wedding couple, Major Hargrove visiting from the mines with a short stay, forecasts of strong Pecabo district investor prospects, Frankenburg Bros preparing a new spring and summer line, and a lengthy social gathering at S W Clawson's with many attendees. Also reported are rolling stock moves, railroad site plans, weather hints of rain, and several locals visiting from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL Hargrove
Bisop
Ble
Tombstone Eyes Revival of Mining and Growth
Tombstone editor M William Hattich reports a revived mining push after years of conflict and near collapse. Plans aim to merge interests into a single company to spur development, restore profits, and lift population to around 500 within months of ore openings. Local piano dealer Zeliner arrives from Tucson with branch, promising musical goods and related commerce to aid the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. William Hattich
Tombstone
Pacrrhorox
Pres Association
Old Citizone of
Arizona
Mreb Gage
G Central Company
Lee
Tombatone
Facenix Enterprise
Zeliner
Los Angeles
Tucson
Official Proceedings of Cochise County Board of Supervisors 1901
January 23 1901 meeting called to handle road overseer bids for Bisbee district and clerk duties. Votes favor BF Graham for road overseer. Nolan named deputy. bond set at 5000 dollars. Also action to appoint Charles W Justice of the Peace and P D O Donnell Constable for Press district. Meeting adjourned to January 24 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
Isue
Ahe
Bigeed
Tos R Your
PJ Detmiasry
Geo B Reay
Supervieore
Mibee Road
Euosh Gilbert
Gee Tull
A W Arebuckle
Martian Noles
B F Grabar
Thoe R York
BF Gratem
PJ Delebanty
Marty Nolan
Goo B Reay
Arbuckle Uuowe
BF Graben
Thomas K York
George B Reay
Martie Nulan
PJ Dely
Hanty
BF Graham
Bisbee Road
Esbee Road
JR Norton
Cochise County
Cosbhise
Gleason
Charles W Justice of the
PD O'Donnel
Chase Edney
Pdp O'Donnell
Charles W Einey
P D O'Donnell
Moard
Bamm
Tuc
R Youn
Janes F. Doncax
Legislature Notices and Local Events in Phoenix 1901
Members of the Arizona Prose Association attended an annual Phoenix assembly with many editors and publishers named. Resolutions of condolence were posted for A P Shewman, Mesa City Free Press editor, and a five member committee planned the funeral in Mesa. A Chinaman, Tong Lee, died after lodging with Wong Pao in Tombstone. the inquest found natural causes. Entombment occurred that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Prose Association
Phoenix
FS Perkins
Bt Jobo's Herald
Col H M McCord
The
Arizona Gazette
JH Hamill
Globe Silver Belt
D W Pugh
Southwesters Stockman
JH McClintock
JJ Birdoe
Graham Guardian
W Miller
Temple News
William Matrieh
Tombstone Prospector
Kean St Charles
Our Mineral Wealth
Allen T Bird
Oasin
Benson
Col A F Banta
Maiford Winso
Yuma Sun
JC Martin
Journal-Miner
WD Bell
Milla
Enterprise
M McCowan
JO Dun- Arizona Gazette
Florence Tribune
Tone
P Shewman
Mesa City Free Press
Toaglee
Tombstone
Wong Pao
Wong Pan
Fairbank
J.C Wirer
Ghas K
Jobo C Bacco
Tong Lee
Local rambling notes from Thursday's Daily column
The column lists various odd items and names from Bishe to Heaton including BF Graham as road overseer, HM Mosbe as Simmons St Louie’s rep in town, PJ Delebady returning home, and quotes on laughter and governors. An erratum corrects a birth date misprint to 1841, and a committee from Louleie in Washington seeks documentary proof for a $5,000,000 exposition funding. Mention of West Point cadet choices, Jim Brown before a judge for sanity, and the St Judge Herald changing hands ends with editorials on editorial variety.
Local notes and gossip from Bisbee and Tombstone
A fragmented Friday update mentions Mee F Om McKay returning from a visit, twenty two county hospital patients, and good hospital weather. Items include a mining exchange hall dance, a probate judge declaring Jim Brown insane, John Hartley charged with misdemeanor, and various local anecdotes about labor wealth, social quirks, and Tombstone photographer Mrs Fly offering artistic photos and jewelry buttons nearby.
Local Toledo Firm Officers Oath for Catarrh Cure
Frank J. Cheyney of F. J. Cheyney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay $100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Oath sworn December 6 before a notary. The cure is taken internally and acts on the mucous surfaces of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ont
Toledo
Loca Courrr
Frank J. Cheyney
F. J. Cheyney & Co
Hall
Novary Publi Hall
Acta
Jobeney & CO
Legislature Debates Bill To Repeal Poll Tax Law
On day three of the legislature Council Bill No 1 by Judge Andrews seeks repeal of the poll tax. In the house only modest action occurred amid a joint session at 2 PM in the assembly, with a voluminous document offering many suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Cananeas
Nuco
United States
Arisope
United State
Jurge Andrews
Proctor Reports New Law Firm Opens in County
The Proctor notes the new Robison and Gideon law firm establishing a spacious office. Judge Robinson has recovered enough to work and handle accumulated business while Gideon, native to Arizona, brings vigor and local experience. The county is urged to support local attorneys and the firm is wished success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson & Gideon
Robinson
Giteon
Simost
Arizona
Jorge Robinson
Gibeon
Co~chise County
Ex Sheriff White Arrests Notorious Prisoner in Arizona Ties
Ex Sheriff Scott White arrested Corvelious Varquade, a partner of the notorious Obsoun, who broke jail three days before a planned buoyht in Solomonville. Varquade is believed to have killed three men in Arizona and is linked to county Seistile crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott White
Corvelious Varquade
Solomonville
Arizona
Sestile
The Twentieth Century praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
A promotional piece declares the new century marks invention and discovery with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion constipations nervousness and biliousness. It claims physicians endorse the remedy and urges buyers to obtain the genuine bottle with a Revenue Stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
County hospital painting plan met with limited funds
The article notes a proposal to expend little money on painting the county hospital, with mention of damaged timber and possible use of convalescent inmates for work. It also references John Gleason, superintendent of Gleason mines, planning a 60 ton erection of new machinery and a church service schedule linked to a visit to Tombstone in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gleason
Gleason Mines
Editor Hattich visits Tucson from Phoenix for meeting
Tomb stone Prosrectum editor Wm Hattich arrived in Tucson after traveling from Phoenix this morning. He reports the ¢ store meeting was entirely satisfactory and will benefit the sens pepere of Ariscos. Hattich and friends were glad to greet him today at the Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Hattich
Tombstone Prosrectum
Tucson
Pooenix
Hattich
Ariscos
Fragmented Reflections on Honor and Scandal in Past Affairs
A disorderly musing piece discusses moral lessons for youths and mentions a Flagetail man allegedly tying a 20 year old girl, plus references to honesty, rogues, and opinions on political power. It cites Secretary Bacon and Gen Wood, resignation of Mr AE Frere, and rumors about Pekin siege quarrels affecting court inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Conger
Mra
Squiers
Legation
Pekin
Splendid Record
Dept Hall
Placer Mines Yield $500 Gold Pocket Near Globe
The Globe Times reports profitable placer deposits near Globe with washing at Dripping Springs yielding about an ounce of gold per day. Two prospectors recently struck another $500 gold pocket they have not yet fully mined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Dripping Springs
Globe Times
Mexican Wines Boom At Gold Cliff Mining Region
Mr Johnson reports booming mining prospects in Sonora Mexico with rapid railroad Nuvosari and a road from Neco. Copper Queen Co of Bisbee leads investments, tapping ore bodies with a million dollar plant, 400 feet into the mountain, and rail lines to a five mile smelter haul. Weather cloudy. progress across the mining area continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
M. Bwsyseo
San Miguel
Sonora
Mex
Mexico
Nuvosari
Neco
Colorado
California
Copper Queen Co
Bisbee
Hain S S Welling
Necovari
Nacovari
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Bisnex
Corranisas
Villy
Bride
Naco
New York
Frankenburg Bros
Ben Frankenburg
Fly
S W Clawson
Rebt Wear
Kentucky
Clawsen
Wits Smylax
Moasic
Steg Club
AC Davie Jr
MK Duncan
Jack Alexander
M Kivugap
Ftb
Bregouier
Geo Bowman
A C Davis Jr
Emil Marke
Wm Pritchett
RW Pritchett
D Tod Jones
Harry
Butt
Biepss
Tji Miloney
Babe
Formen
Packard's
Crane
Colburn
ABE RR
Morenel
BJ O'Rielly
Bride Nee Mies
Gertrude Murry
Jersey City
O'Rielly
Hernandez
Company
Boutbh Western Airlroad
A&se
RY Bat
Ecopperings
BA Packard
Smendero
JT Lockie
W J Kemilton
Globe 5
Iver Belt
WB Kelly
Revie
wLheckwith
Cal
Tombstone All Right
Board of Super
Isors Cochise County
Ueirmen
Legislature
Jenu
A Ashman
J Henninger
Hill
Wolcott
Tiemas
Bishe
HM Mosbe
Simmons St Louie
PJ Delebady
Board of Supervisore
Heaton
Devile
Aman
Abe
NC Basi
Cin
James’ Elkine
Washington
West Point
Jim Brown
Bostwick
Das Cabeses
Phesrir
St Judoe Herald
Bing
OM McKay
Hespital
Ately
Ti Lee
Terpsicho
Mining Exchange Hall
del le
Doyle of
Baying
John Hartley
Chas Bowman
Bacon
Mr Bowman
Mra Fly
A. W. Gasleon
Legislative News
NEW Law Office
Robinson and Gibson
Stone
Episcopal Church
Mho
Towad Iis Perlaliem
Genersl
AE Frere
Cubs
Congress
Placer
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