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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1900
Page
2
A compact note from the Tombstone Epitaph outlines house creation terms for one year and six months, with a stray figure 190 hinting at a cost or period. The fragmentary item suggests a local paper notice or ad copy about rates.
Report says JF Wilson, delegate to congress, should return within a few days and will be accompanied by his family. Col Wilson praised as an efficient delegate, with a likely successful return. notes on a separate incident involving a brother celestial and a tragic act, adding lasting disgrace to another individual and a doubtful reception in Arizona.
A brisk clash unfolds as 4,000 troops advance on Pekin with naval support under the admiral. American involvement grows, signaling a coordinated move that could trigger significant and unforeseen consequences.
Estimates show Britain deployed about 250000 troops in South Africa while the Boers fielded around 50000 soldiers. British losses are cited at 12000 and Boer losses at 12000. War costs reportedly total 40000000 for Great Britain and 10059000 for the Transvaal.
Many understand mining's importance. The riches from mining financed fine buildings in San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Denver and other western towns, and turned men into millionaires whose palaces stand in New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
A Pennsylvania inventor develops a jug designed to let contented individuals escape without gurgling. The noiseless jug could prove popular in air prohibition areas where officers are vigilant, while residents may still buy the traditional wicker covered jug with a distinctive symmetrical design.
A contemporary Arizona report misidentifies family relations in a Bisbee wedding. The article claims a mother of the bride attends the capital, but records show the mother has been deceased for some time, exposing editorial sloppiness.
The Telegraph notes the twenty second annual meeting of the reformed drunkards, listing members such as John D. and Cornelius K. Gtee among those reformed at the New York home for reform. The society expresses satisfaction with the reforming Bentlemen and mentions recruitment in Arizona.
An article discusses mineral wealth and the risk of overproduction. It warns that market conditions and seasonality shape profit, while capitalists may profit from placer gold and mining stocks if they invest wisely. It stresses the enduring value of nature’s resources and the potential dividends for careful holders.
The column highlights warm weather and transit to cooler regions, arrivals in Bisbee from Chicago New York and Tucson, social events at the Stag Club Nob Hill, and upcoming Fourth of July plans. Wedding of Miss Walsh and Mr Mackowieh noted with church ceremony and social congratulations.
A rapid fire swept the Commonwealth Mill complex at Pearor Saturday afternoon, caused by an explosion in oil tanks. The blaze destroyed the boiler rooms, mill and hoisting works, threatening the mine and forcing temporary layoffs for over 100 workers. Injuries included a fireman badly burned and another worker seriously injured, with rebuilding plans and insurance noted.
Merrick returns to tie Fairbeck ranch Saturday evening after a two month turn at Summit Mine in Doe Caberes. He enters a strangers’ table at supper, calls himself a boss, and clashed with the cook who questioned his appearance and Claimant. Langlor, the daughter, arrives seeking an explanation as the scene heated.
August 10 is fixed for the execution of Thos and Will Halderman after a jury found them guilty in the Avnworth and Moore murder case. The court denied pleas for clemency as attorney Mark Smith argued for time to pursue appeals while the condemned displayed no visible emotion.
A Concord, New Hampshire judge issues a decision highlighting basic needs like soda water as essential. The judge’s ruling touches on personal conduct and how he may be perceived, noting potential nickname implications if treated as a “sweet thing.”
Mis E Muir and Miss BO Gold organize the Frateral Brotherhood a social and beneficiary order. Herrickita and Dow Cabreas mines loom as promising property. Prairie forest fires threaten Huachuca and Tombstone with recent damage. Burial of local figures and postmaster salary moves in Arizona towns are listed amid a stream of regional updates.
A historical mining brief reports on copper mining expansion in Arizona, including plans by Anaconda Copper Mining Company for a large new copper smelting plant with 5000 ton daily capacity, and notifications of stock dealings and bonds related to Holmes group of mines in Turquoise mining district Cochise County. The piece notes hiring, payments, and local prospecting activity as well as court and survey work and bids for infrastructure. It references Jerome stock activity, gold and silver yields, and general mining industry movements in the era.
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