Hottest Sunday in Tombstone Weather and Local News
Sunday note lists heat with a 69 degree low, local men at work and in town, many moves and arrivals. Fred Castle begins as accountant notary. Fred Herrera travels to Pantano for cattle. J A Rockfellow infant dies. Dozens of town updates on mines, stage robberies, and civic plans.
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Fred Herrera
Pantano
C. H. Younge
Tombstone
Younge
J.A Rockfellow
Willcox
Peralta Grant Claim to Spark Arizona Land Court Action
New York reports the Peralta Grant claim seeks a court ruling on 4.7 million acres in Arizona. The case could open the new Land Court as it organises. The Cass Grande Improvement Co of Arizona has a 1 million dollar capital. If upheld, settlers’ titles remain protected under U.S. law. The Globe Silver Belt notes other local items including a Prescott shooting near Lee Ranch, a Santa Romalia del Carmen Copper Co formation with 250 000 pounds capital, and railway plans financed by John W. Young to support a Mexican Pacific Railway reaching Yuma. The weather note claims daily temperatures are government verified and reliable. The Sentinel adds Young’s syndicate will fund 50 million for the El Paso to Yuma route, turning Yuma into a railroad hub.
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New York
Peralta Grant
Anis
New Land Court
Arizona
Cass Grande Improvement Company, Limited
Peralta
U.S
the Sentinel
John W. Young
Capitaliate
Mexican Pacific Railway
el Paso
Sonora
Colorado River
Yuma
Tream
Mexico
Yume Sentinel
Water Strike at Old Black Bear Shaft Near Yuma Mines
The Black Bear shaft near the Yuma Copper mines encountered water at depth, with several hundred inches flooded to the surface. George Hamlin reported 80 feet of heave water and advised sinking for ore and water. Tom Scott mine tunnel at Torquois, run by Si Bryant, progresses at 30 feet weekly. Manganese appears as a sign of mineral presence. The county treasurer vacancy, created by Dr. De Corse’s death, remains unfilled due to misaligned accounts showing a $2200 shortage. the board will fill the post after the audit. Will Parish is currently in El Paso.
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Black Bear
Yuma
George Hamlin
Averflow
Herald
Si Bryant
Torquois
de Corse
Board of Supervisors
Global News Wire Summary of 1890s Strikes and Markets
General Sturm settles his munitions claim for 250,000 plus interest, claiming he paid $100,000 to Mexican officials for influence. Revolt grips Balmaceda loyalists at Coquimbo as insurgents kill officers. 800 march to Caldera. Esmeralda destroys Tobie Inland works and rail, hindering guano shipments. In New York, silver markets surge with pool actions and notes on silver coinage, finance, and policy. Reports cover London bullion mood, Spain bank note expansion, and Portugal cortes reforms while a Hoffman House silver meeting pushes free coinage and monetary reform. News from Sax Francisco, Kansas, Guatemala, Haiti, and New Mexico detail violence, storms, bond issues, and cavalry scouts with mixed outcomes.
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Herman Sturm
Mexic
Sturm
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