Tombstone Epitaph Weekly Publication Note
The fragment notes the Tombstone Epitaph published weekly on Sundays with references to Ric months and seat details.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1900
Page
2
The fragment notes the Tombstone Epitaph published weekly on Sundays with references to Ric months and seat details.
The report mentions an upcoming copper price advance establishing a permanent minimum of 17 cents after the move. It also notes tensions in Arizona over a girls high school closure, citing student conflicts with medical college attendees nearby. The Times Herald and Star items touch on higher education and U S foreign policy shifts regarding China.
A Chicago Tribune report analyzes current class results and determines a projected total population of 8004 for the upcoming period, with emphasis on supporting metrics and methodological notes.
Local dispatch reports consternation in Paceis as a failed linen of territorial administration sows confusion. Officials denounce the Gazette while worsening conditions, with the Gazette taking aim at the administration and likely intensifying the political heat.
An article notes Jepat enacts a policy to curb emigration to the United States by limiting citizens leaving the country. The measure sets monthly quotas or limits on the number allowed to depart, signaling tighter border flow and governmental control over outbound movement. The report discusses the anticipated impact on citizens seeking to relocate abroad.
An imperfect Enterprise article hints at calls for active minds to join the legislative ticket and graft-free administration. It argues business talent, lawyers, and businessmen should serve two months for public welfare under territorial Arizona governance, with emphasis on reform over politics and steady governance.
The International Mining Congress approved the Committee of Flag and Organization report naming the Chief Executive of the eimatt and representatives from Stelerand Territories. Officers include L Bratier Mines as president, A PSwioe ford as treasurer, and Hh M Kyan as secretary. The next convention is planned for Bove, Mano.
Mre A irom and Mee M Barker departed yesterday for Santa Monica to spend the summer, heading by train and seeking rest and new surroundings away from home.
Bisbee society notes report a Fraternal Brotherhood picnic on July 4 and a grand ball for the cemetery fund at the Opera House. The article covers census work progress, legal examinations for two men, an eye injury at the smelter, a fatality involving Christoba Parra, and local visitors and court duties.
Delegate Wilton returns from Washington and speaks of McKinley’s support for admitting Arizona and other territories as states. He plans to live in the territory and resume practice. The article also notes uncertain Kansas City convention odds and mentions the death of Katie Krater and local funeral details. It ends with reflections on arid lands in Arizona and western states, their water needs, and potential wealth from reclamation.
A Friday morning blaze destroyed the old concentrating and smelting plant of the Detroit Copper Company near Clifton Morenci. The fire stayed within the hillside, threatening nearby offices houses and the Yankee claim lattice plant. Loss estimated at about half a million dollars as Superintendent Mile rushes to the scene with Mrs Van Leer, sister of Matt Barts, now jailed in a Cochise train robbery case.
Court closed and few bail petitions filed in Page case. Census extended to July 15 across Arizona and New Mexico. Tombstone Fourth of July dance planned at Mining Exchange Hall with patriotic decorations and Christianon's band. Local officials report on federal appointments, firewood supply, and mining interests. several residents discuss residence changes and business ventures.
A Buffalo NY American Investments notice praises the Copper Crown mining claims between Black Diamond and Mitule March for potential copper ore with gold and mineral values. It notes carbonate ore easy to mine, with several tons in sight and assays from 12 to 25 percent copper. It warns of wildcat mining risks and cites a murder case in Apache county linked to the Gibbons crime.
The board met June 30 1900 to adjourn an April 25 1890 session and establish polling precincts for the next General Election. Inspectors and judges named include Tombstone Henry Gray J C Wiser Ben Cook Bisbee Eastw L C Shattack M Burr F Kapp Naco George Keay Frank Abrams Austin Goodall Hereford Henry Pyatt Jevi Scranton Bea Soerd Nikers Cenvo Tom Yop Aston James Jorgeeter Themes Dancan AT Gattrell Ft Huschaca John McGill D K Wardwoll Cyrus W.
A fragmented list of officials including judges inspectors and observers such as GW Clare James Herrick and Jom Walker for a local pool area appears in the minutes. The document records multiple inspectors and judges across numerous named sections with adjourning notes and a July 2, 1900 timestamp in Tombstone.
Notice declares that all persons working on or furnishing supplies for the Holmes group of mines are held harmless from debts contracted thereon. Mines listed include Tract Leadville Copper Bug West Side Saint Belle Northern Light Grey Mule and Turquois King, located in the Turquois mining district, Crane County, Arizona. Identified parties include C. M. Roberts, Wat Hostes, Hexky Fricit, with W. A. Storrieck signing on April 14, 1900.
Mining claims Outlook and Outlook Extension located along the middle region of the range between Ramsey head and Maple Canyons were opened for location. J W Stomp & Co. airs the claim for the benefit of the Outlook and Outlook Extension mining interests.
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