Fragments From1897 Railway Schedule and Notes
A garbled railroad timetable fragment references Pacific Tide, Maricopa and Phoenix R R stations, and schedules for Fairbank Huachuca and other lines. It mentions an assistant general manager and shows scattered times like 7:50am and 2:30pm, with periods of activity at multiple stations in New Mexico and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benean
Gem Groan
Fairbank
Tosopm
Sasar
Huachuca
P. Ie J- Frey
A. Niwa i
Tisia Matter Maricopa & Phoenix R. R
Local Notes and Advertisements from Tombstone
Local notes report Dees forsale and calls for Wolcott Tombstone business. two more drumcers arrived and secured orders. Mentions Le Roys Celery Sarsaparilla Spring medicine and a visit by Jas Mason from Virginia City. Rain indications grow. celebration arrangements for the 4th discussed. minor Allen Street incident. Mrs White returns to La Texar. pupils present teachers with tokens of regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W
Bishoo
Drumcners
le Roy
Mra White
Sherif White
Ben
la Texar
Citizens Meeing Plans Fourth of July Celebration
The meeting formed a five member city committee to liaise with the Fire Department, plus a separate business committee with names such as Geo Baerty and Sam Watt. Additional notes mention a rescue and engine company, a call for further arrangements, and a large horse sale by Joe Spitz in Coconino County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Hamela
Bey
Corfer
Fue Department
Geo. Baerty
Sam Watt
Steney Denker
A. W. Smith
Word Hat
Fire Department
Len Cuuk
Cale
Window Mail
Joe Spitz
Coconino County
Rich silver vein develops near Gold Cit mine district
Historical report details a deep rich chute extending 200 feet with ore out to 300 feet depth and 16 to over 60 feet thickness. Monthly output estimated above 250000 pounds. ore types include chloride bromide chlorobronite and argentite with native gold. A new plant aims for 9 tons daily, expandable to 50 tons, using pulverizers amalgamators and settling tanks. Four men on payroll. development focuses on chutes and vein structure near Gold City and Pearce regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiatt
George I. Fits
Jutter Place
Altgether
Yan Mountains
Rail line swap eyed for July as Mexican consent awaited
Col C F Creeker of the Southern Pacific said a swap exchanging the Mojave to Needles strip for the Sonora line from Benson to Guaymas could close about July 1. Both railroads await Mexican government approval and the deal’s ownership change. The article notes readiness on both sides and the need for formal consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
C. F. Creeker
Southern Pacific
Mojave
Needles
Sonora
Benson
Guaymas
Mexico
Pacife
Santa Fe
Forn
Fever Cure Claim Promises Quick Relief
An unclear ad fragment touts a fever cure claimed to be harmless and effective without injurious drugs. It mentions a product or remedy popular in a past era and urges readers to try a “cream” or formula. The text is garbled but suggests a promotional tone.
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Arizona
Southeasterrn
R. F
Sps
Croton
Pion
Ben Williams
Aringspm
Raapore
Keersennrrs
New Mexico
Arizo
Barrows
Dees Forsale
Callen Wolcott
Jas. Mason
Reces!ly
Virginia Vity
Vnvita
Tombstone
San Juan
Allen Street
Cipizens
Meerling
Chiven Coo
White Thor
Lowey
A. Weathworth
JLN
McDonough
Jos
Lippert Forman Engine Core
Garrst Protection Co
Chas, Wiser Rescue Co
Chivens
Geo, Rattle
Watt Henry Darker
Business Committee
Emanuel
Barrow Gee
Fitts
U. Abbot L
Marts
Joe, Hoether Martin C
Warnekros
Tombione
Teane Marner
Evans
W Log Drug Co
Chamberlain
THE
Commonwealth
Roy
Old Mexico
Ces
Baxkow
Avenua
Gazette
Chacon
Au- Zietin Chacon
Solo- Ines
Birchfield
Schilling
Roller
Sherifh
Cockine
Wee
Tondrytune
Bisbee
Yuna
Pantano
Isi
Sandy
Globe
Willcat
Geoniia
Jane
Scott White
Cuba
Senezucsada
Washington
oThy
Hock Concern
Dearborn St
Chicago
Selecmen
P.O
New York
Phesprames
Joseph Hoefler
Corner Fifth and
Fremont Stred
Pioneer Store
General Merchandise
Cape Cod
London
Hol
Herzing
Grog Sries
Choice Family Groceries
TIMES
Pioneer
Hoefler
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