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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1901
Page
1
Bisbee notes list visitors including George Mulkey and Nog focusing on town activities. Warn of dry spell and upcoming rains, discuss July events, local illnesses, and plans for a Fourth of July cemetery gathering. Mentions arrests, property prospects, and community notices plus a charity performance at the Opera House.
A fragile stranger in El Paso shed tears at the Santa Fe ticket office and pleaded with a trembling voice. He paid 25 cents to a ticket agent, claimed no guilt of drunkenness, and wandered toward Aravra with a large original package on display.
At Buffalo Geo W Boek and WD Monmon ier report to the Aramona delegates at the A. UT OW supreme jodge meeting in Uullels. They note no appropriation by the legislature though there is attention to the Benbam'e cure exhibit and the Todigo congress in the My. The events have attracted considerable newspaper space and many visitors.
Judge Wo H Barnes and Dr JM Yard along with Col Christy and wife, returning from Mexico, are in Tucson to pursue financing for a new prospect. They have organized a company with capital of 10,000,000 dollars to back a calpbite rich mining district in Mexico. Barnes and Ford plan to depart soon to secure the project financing.
President Hays of the Southern Pacific states the company will switch to oil from end to end and expects to save about 1.0 million dollars in fuel costs next year. He says the result could nearly yield a dividend on all capital stock without added business, a claim that oil men should find encouraging.
Complaints arise as local bays throw rocks at occupied and unoccupied residences in the upper town, breaking windows and damaging property. Boys are warned that future incidents will lead to arrest and prosecution for their actions.
Governor Murphy names Arizona citizens to represent the territory at the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress in Cripple Creek, Colorado, July 1 to 6. Notable appointees include Duncan Mitchell Tuccon, Marcus A Smith, Roeletter Ford, Burt Dunlap, JF Wilson, A J Doran, E W Well, M J Bean, A Kimball, MJ Riordan, J M Murphy, WJ Kingsbury, Vernon L Clark, B A Fowler, JC Adame, WJ Murphy, and others from Tucson, Prescott, Florence, Nogales, St David, Phœnix, Tempe, Kingman, and Tombstone. two Cochise county cities are urged to be honored.
Attorney GW Bwaig returns from Dragoon mountains with aim to alter the ore claims near Nevey Hawke. A bloody pistol, cold ground, and a wandering Mescal-enshrouded traveler are found. Sheriff deputies McDonald and Howard report crude tracks and a native wanderer. motive tied to a grave crime.
Arizona ranks second among copper producers as output nears the 20 million dollar mark this year. The industry is in its infancy with inexhaustible ore resources and new discoveries appearing in rising districts. Copper bodies in the territory are described as permanent with miners expanding depths and sustaining ore resources.
An Atlanta Constitution note mocks advocates who seek gentler language to replace harsh terms like hell. It envisions a future where society rewrites biblical then punishment, suggesting Hades artfully softened to appease sensibilities and questions the allure of stricter consequences.
San Francisco based company leads several mineral claims on 30 000 acres of nitrate beds in the Mojave near a railroad route under construction from Los Angeles to Salt Lake. Los Angeles investors file on 10 000 acres. Authorities claim regional nitrate deposits rival Peru in potential though remoteness limited earlier value. As rail expansion proceeds, ore could be shipped profitably.
Attorney Gibeon, a respected Cochire County lawyer based in Tombstone, predicts a future for the local camp. He notes plans to put down a ten water level and believes the old mine at Tontetone can return to life and attract big producers again in a reasonable time.
An old style notice advertises a modest eatery, promising hearty meals to “the finer man.” It invites readers to try the house and experience a satisfying meal that will “do your heart and wooach good.”
Fragmentary Daily notes from Bisbest to Tombeton mention a returned fair, a July oration invite to ex-District Attorney Wiley Joser, and campaign rooner imagery. Reports reference a 100 ton daily capacity anti gun loop, a 25 cent a dozen price boast, and local arrests for fraud. Pendleton is cited as Arizona’s West Poleot representative on furlough. Trial details unfold in Prescott District Court.
A fragment from a 19th century column describes using kerosene and coal oil to combat a mosquito infestation. The account notes swift action to “coil clean” and deter pests, referencing a formal authority and a playful aside about Act 2908 from Giubs Times.
ee ROM Hughes of Fr. Huschuca hae been appointed guardian of the orphane Johccom clitlt De Seasie, Eas and La oot 414, UI, Smage. The anf rtatete children are cr. bens wabeat estate tad Mr Hugh erecing bomb neve lent metre appoed for gomdinn ehip cod wilew that they are pro vidd for and looked after as mem bers of his family. Yesterday at high mast Peace, Chee Wilee and Mies Sixel Bal were joined in the bomfs of wetlock Rey Elliott officiating. The con tracting parties are well and fever ely known, the room being a popular business man of Pearce and the bride a former Towbstous gi and general wocisl favorite. Miss Aims Lacg onep of Tombetore acted as bridess aid and Mr P Perkiot as best man , the groom. The newly wedded couple have many friends, enjoying a wide circle of sequaintances, all of whom join the Puosrreroe in ext ending hearty congratulations sad yest wires. May they enjoy to the fullest measure, a long life of wedded
A garbled report notes various names and events including Allaire and 6 Tombstone visitors, a pardon for Sam Dousis, and mentions of Leavenworth counts Lae and Aller Toad, with references to Copper Beile Oo and Vermot and Au Zone Miving companies. It covers hospital admissions and a wounded husband’s funeral attendance, reflecting a chaotic local scene and ongoing summer expectations.
An Archion editor has obtained a divorce and agreed to pay $15,000 alimony. The case notes the high cost of alimony even for editors, reflecting that such support is not a perquisite of the profession.
Mr H C Trot, a well known Tucson architect, makes plans for Mr LH Cuslaert of Phoenix. The building will cost $6,000 and will be of the Spanish mission style. Ramery flying around hearsay from another paper, a republican weekly, but the bloor-Star notes the idea.
EWR a, a Ryan Bros Cattle Co. member, discusses targeting textile and mining ventures. Sr Ryan shows interest in Tarquola Copper Co., with notable property at Tarquola, adding potential cross sector value to the group.
Joba Kelso arrives from Gleeron and stays with Tombstone friends to aid Mia Kelso who is ill. The two plan to remain for several weeks as Mia recuperates with local company.
Gibson travels from Tucson to the Dragoons for the Barrett versus Danlap copper mine dispute. Judge Davie reviews and dissolves the temporary injunction previously granted.
Fragmentary OCR text shows incoherent phrases about origins agitation beliefs and global powers. Names places and concrete facts are unreadable, rendering a minimal newsitem impossible without clarification.
A garbled entry notes a syndicate described as buying banks and planning a future action. It mentions Morgan and Cargogh as players and references a “deal” or possible withdrawal. The text is unreadable in places, but indicates financial consolidation and potential negotiations.
Vague archival line suggests a late paragraph referencing South African conflict and a possible royal response. Mentions Edward and mobilization of forces, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented report notes a broad strain affecting a South American nation and the rush toward Panacea amid mounting concerns over its impact and supply. Authorities seek clarity as the situation unfolds across regional markets and health sectors.
Mrs James McHugh and her daughters Miss Jane and Mary depart this morning for Catalina Inland to spend the summer month where cool breezes blow.
Chicago obit notes a 7 foot 8 inch figure weighing 125 pounds, identified as Pole. The piece quotes Byron and wry reflections on privilege and greed, suggesting the average man would be tempted to carry gold a mile if offered.
Articles of incorporation filed in the county recorder’s office yesterday by the Wickenturz company to publish a local newspaper in Wickenberg. The venture notes a capital of 19 dollars and lists local residents taking territorial office roles in Arizona Geestte.
The text notes a large grain crop at the Bartlett Heard ranch and projected sack needs. It mentions JA Peters disposing of two carloads of sacks and seeking more, with estimates totaling about one hundred fifty thousand sacks to supply the Tempe area and surrounding country.
JM Cox a longtime faithful official with Boas Bros and cattle interests in the valley has resigned to devote attention to his copper mines in the Dragon region. He is praised as a worthy citizen and receives best wishes from friends for success.
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