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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1897
Page
3
An unexplained fire in the Vent area prompt investigation by Jerme and city officials. C. Keacom returns to Silver City to oversee mining interests, while Marble and Stone Manufacturing men visit from Tuccon. Fire origin remains unknown with losses in the thousands and ongoing inquiries.
A fragment notes spelling exercises for applicants to teach. It lists numerous challenging terms and phonetic variations, including references to orthography, pronunciation, and method in a courtly or instructional setting.
Fragmentary report describes Atlantic travel dangers and seas, with mentions of Surgeon Gilles and a Atlantic voyage theme. It also notes the Salvation Army of California planning colonization of land owned by Claus Spreckels with a favorable rent and sugar industry profits.
A fragmented report from Bodicho in the Engineering and Mining Journal outlines a Cochise County Arizona mining district with an outlying mill nearby. It describes quartz veins, detritus covered hills, and secondary infiltation forming ore bodies, noting early 20th century activity by the Commonwealth Mining Company and local operations in New Mexico personnel and early exploratory shafts.
The territorial board of equalization discussed railroad property valuations with General Manager Noagle and Col Herring present. A key item was a proposed 284 900 valuation for the Nogales line versus 100 000 last year, amid questions over Pullman car leases and impacts on the Pullman Car Company matter.
A Republics dispatch reports confusion over appointments in Washington. The White House action mentions Governor Franklin and Akers amid talks of executive removal of Franklin’s appointees.
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