Mining Work on the Hill at Tombstone Con Mines Co
Mechanical force under Supt. Macia and Master Mechanic Garrett advances at the Tombstone Con Mines big shaft. New machinery boosts capacity with a 489 horsepower boiler and an underground station pump, while water is lowered 130 feet. Leasing and development promise long term upside. Rich ore on the Million Dollar Stope yields over twenty dollars per ton.
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Macia
Garrett
Tombstone Con, Mines Co
Succes
Va Rainey
Tcm.co
Toughnut Street
Mr Rainey
Another Unfortunate For the Asylum In Lowell
The lunacy commission met in probate court yesterday to assess Andrew Brennan a forty six year old stationary engineer from Lowell. He shows delusions of persecution and believes locals conspire against him. He has lived in a remote Lowell cabin with minimal food and shelter. Though harmless, the commission orders commitment to the territorial insane asylum for treatment and potential recovery after seven years in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Brennan
Lowell
Boure
Territorial Insane Asylum
Paat
Pioneer Charles Wilkes Dies Amid Mining Legacy
Charles Wilkes, a Tombstone district pioneer long active in Antrist and Dragoon mining with multiple mineral claims, died of heart failure at about seventy. After years at the county hospital he came to town and was found dead yesterday night in the Comet saloon bar. he leaves a sister and brother in New York City.
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Charles Wilkes
Antrist
Dragoon
Nd & Brother
New York City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Appears in Odd Vintage Text
A vintage advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. The copy includes testimonials from Toledo druggists Wartoixe, Kixwax & Marvin and notes internal use and blood and mucous surface action. Price listed as 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
Show and Dance Postponed Until Tonight in Tombstone
Electrical storm cut power to Tombstone causing postponement of the Schiettelin opera house opening until five tonight. Rain deterred many from leaving after arriving as Vennes Orchestra played at Gage hall until ten when Miller announced a later show. A hoped big crowd will return tonight at Gage Hall and Selnefelin’s snow event.
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Tombstone
Schiettelin Opera House
Opera House
Gage Hall
Venne
Miller
Selnefelin
Tombstone as a Fruit Center Takes Shape
The Tombstone area shines as a fruit center thanks to Irwin & Son. Their orchard near the city, three miles below, yields strawberries and vegetables that grew beyond demand. A railroad station named Irwin facilitates shipments, proving modern methods boost local agriculture.
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Tombstone
Irwin & Son
Gosncially
Irwin
Miners Walk Out In Ray Camp Strike Report
A reported strike by 250 miners at Ray Camp in the Kelvin Ray district near Phoenix follows a company order to extend the work day from nine to nine and a half hours. Most workers left camp for other parts of Arizona, though it was not a formal strike. Others connected with local legal and business matters appear in the same dispatch, including notary commissions and mining activity in Cochise County.
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Ray Camp
Phoenix
Democrat
Ray Consolidated
Denny Twoomey
Bisbee
Gisteret Court
William G Gilowre
Tombstone
Henry Beumler
Vongias
Cochise
Arizona News of Interest Summary
A mixed Arizona wire summary notes six carloads of dried peas moving to Spain via Galveston and a dry farming expert passing through Nogales en route from El Paso to Hermosillo. It mentions family and friends arriving in Nogales for a stay in Gananea, a labor union ballot initiative for July 31 in Tucson, and local incidents including a pool-for-money fine in Tucson. Also reports a pioneer passes away, mining companies reorganize hosting work in Willcox and Dos Cabezas, Apache prisoners captured near Globe, a fire destroying the Arizona Sash Door and Mill plant in Taccon, and alcohol smuggling across the Mexican border entering Mescal camps.
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Robert Branaugh
Nogales
el Paso
Hermonilo
Bisbee Flood Disaster Leaves Town in Ruin
Bisbee suffered a catastrophic flood last night with over 150000 dollars in property damage and at least two deaths. Mrs Julia Baker and Daniel Murphy perished in wreckage, and many residents were left homeless as floodwaters swept through Johnson Addition Brewery Gulch and Tombstone Canyon. The E P and S W track flooded, streets covered in debris, and relief actions begun while trains face delays from Douglas to Benson. Local reports note Tombstone’s 2.6 inch rain as the heaviest in years with the San Pedro river surging.
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Prios
Pecron
Bisbee
Iood
Julia Baker
Johnson Addition
Daniel Murphy
Brewery Gulch
Edelweiss
Orpheum Theater
Tombstone Canyon
Neco Raed
Saleo
Ufferere
Tombstone
San Pedro
Court Record Notes From Bisbee Jurors and Juvenile Court
The Bisbee city case Lombardi property condemnation favored Lombardi for 1825 dollars. Trial juror Teanc Ives excused for the term. Juvenile court committed Roberto Castro to territorial industrial school in Benson. July 24 set for motions for new trial in Dan Williams murder case and Duncan McDonald second degree murder. sentencing to follow if denied.
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City of
Bisbee
CL Edmunson
Lombardi
Courtland
Roberto Castro
Territorial Ind
Benson
John Williams
Dan Williams
Duncan McDonald
Prominent Mining Engineer Departs Tombstone Visit
Don Gelsstio Caltani a noted civil and mining engineer with the Development Company of America, left Tombstone after a several day visit to examine the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company operations and file his annual board report. He toured properties and reported on their condition while staying with Treasurer Henry Kinsley of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company.
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Don Gelsstio Caltani
Development Company of America
Sestentage
San Francisco
Tombstone
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company
Caltao
City
Tressurer Henry Kinsley
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Gurus
Fowler
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Moving Pictures Illustrated
Ea Copae
Arizona
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Waco Mining
Dragoon Mountains
Booma Wickersham
A.J Booth
Fairbank
V. McCourt
Willcox
District Court
H.L Johnson
Johnson Camp
A. Gibson
Gila Valley
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Spain
Galveston
Torres
Sonora
Hermosillo
Gananea
Labor Party
Tacson Typographical Union
Order of Odd Fellows
Tucson
David Basills
Lindenfeld
Julia George Huckt
Fucton
St. Mary's Hospital
Gold Reef Mining and Milling Company
Comtoy
Overland Group
Dos Cabezas
W. T. Stewart
8. J. Hall
Spoon
Globe
Gray
Arizona Sash
Door and Mill Com
Taccon
Douglas
Mexico
Sons of
Moctezuma
Chamberlain
Daniel McFarland
Los Angeles
F. H. Sutton
Knight of the Grip
E. P. Asw
Benaon
Lewis Springs
Teanc Ives
Sap Eee
Laxalive Gough Syrul
Phoenix Indian
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