Tombstone Celebrates Fourth of July Amid Rainy Festivities
The town marked Independence Day with calm decor and pyrotechnics after a day of heavy rain. Crowds gathered at Mining Exchange Hall for a well attended dance that lasted until daybreak. Tombstone’s baseball team the Tombstones defeated Pearce 2 2% to win a pennant, with a grand ball and banquet honoring victors. Watermelons from the Phosals Melon association were shipped to Carlos and cantaloupes to Denver.
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Distinguished visitors tour Arizona copper properties in Barrett and Solomon Springs
Col FS Minor of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin and Capt J B Collins of Washington visited Tombstone and Barrett's copper properties. They praised mining workmanship, noted Barrett's promising prospects, and lauded Arizona's mineral resources while planning further territorial tours.
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Court Minutes Report Indigent Witnesses and Local Notices
Court minutes list multiple indigent witnesses and a court reporter paid amounts, plus a plaintiff judgment. Also notes a Tombstone post office general delivery letter set for July 1899 and a steamship advert offering fares from Guaymas to San Roque Bay with Benson service details.
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First Arizona paper origins disputed by Captain Tevie
In a letter to the Citizen Captain Tevie disputes a claim that the first Arizona newspaper appeared in Mohave County. He says it began in Tubaloa before moving to Tucson, naming Col. Poston and other early settlers, and recalling Arizona’s 1850s white population as context.
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