Drifting Ore Levels Open Up At Local Mine Complex
The report notes drifting north and south on ore at the 10 foot level and raising ore from the 200 foot level to connect with the 130 foot level for all. Stoping on the 200 as soon as bennec tion is may. Ore body shows well with a sloping incline from the 329 level. New tanks finished and will supply the mill and mine with water. Mine and mill operations proceeding smoothly with ore dump development aiding the mill’s load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girara
Woronore
Nan Dirge) Mining Co
Mamboldt Copper
Turquol
Bilicke
Turquois
Elgin
Mes Roper
Developiies
Old Dominion Copper Company
Calumet
Hecla
New York Daily
Old Dominion Copper Mining Company
Geo. W. Dann
C.E. Brooks
8. M. Hamilton
Geo. W. Hughes
James Bailey
Geo. W. Dunn
C. E. Brooks
Weidsurer
Dunn
San Francisco
New York
William Davis
Moss Pope, Cole & Co
Baltimore
Old Dominion
Keystone
United States
T Company
Globe
Southern Pacific
Tugsor
Weekly Mining Report on Tough Nut and Grand Central Developments
The report details progress at Tough Nut and Grand Central mines with new ore finds and ongoing excavation. It notes high grade ore arrivals at the Tough Nut northwest workings and the Good Enough area, plus water pumping and shaft work at multiple sites, while summarizing broader mining figures and regional activity across Colorado, Nevada, and other western districts.
Grand Restaurant to Open in Grand Style Tomorrow
The Grand Restaurant will open in a grand style tomorrow at 12 o'clock noon. The dining hall is spacious, dishes will be the very daintiest, and every appointment first class, so patrons should not miss the expected superb dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Woatnine
Cosmopolitan Hotel
M.E. Dover
the Oriental
Flor Morrison
Alanch
M. Ressenor
Alop
Th Coal Church
Oehook
District Court Room
Presmene Street
William Merring
Tucson
Fiehl
Mount Ot
Tuten
Tribery of
Arizona
Tuesda
Prescot
NU me ARRAIGNED and Society of Jesus defended
A reader rebutts a Nugget article accusing the Society of Jesus, defending their history and institutions. The letter criticizes the piece for its insinuations about Mexicans, praises Jesuit schools, and cites Macaulay on learning. It references Cochise County records and various mining and business items with several names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Jesus
San Francisco
Jesus
Devas
Macauley
Nugget's brief morning edition lacks items
The Nugget offers few stories as the editor writes a poem in spring. The sparse issue reflects a light publication day with minimal local reporting.
Fragmented dialect note shows family tension and planning
The fragment reveals a rural conversation about following a cold trail and avoiding abandonment. Auntie sells, Charley Ramie objects, while Judy learns a planner, highlighting tense family dynamics and local speech.
Congressional liquor bill sparks party vote and commission plan
Senate debates a liquor bill with yeas 26 to 24, excluding two crossovers, and a Bayard amendment fails on party lines. A proposed eleven member commission will study the liquor traffic, revenue impact, and social effects, serving without salary. Tariff revisions to cut internal revenue taxes on whiskey and tobacco are discussed, with substantial revenue loss expected. Separate dispatches cover star-route bail, Chinese immigration bill endorsements, and Nebraska price strikes amid looming mob action over labor wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Kelldy
Jones
Nevala
Winsdom
Cameron
Mississippi
Teller
Farley
Williams
Davis
West Virginia
Jackson
Johnston
Brown
Sanders
Relief for suffer ers and floods hit Louisiana
A Times Washington special notes relief steps for light draft U S vessels aiding afflicted sufferers. A levee break at Point Coupee floods key districts. The Post prints a bitter Garfeld attack by Chauncey I Filley linked to Rosecrans. Sono ra Railroad sale to Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
U. S
Point Coupee
Louisiana
Sonora
Bostons
Post
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Pacific
Atchison Road
Atchison
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Comustone
IY the
Epitaph Printing and Publishing Co
Weekly Mining Report
Tough Nut
Grand Central
Pall
Huachuca Water Co
Mer. WeCay
Darialy
New York Daily Stock Report
Ark Californi
Ny Way of Glo
Argonauts
Colorado
Uitiwe
Denver
Leadville
TSS
Nevada
Eureka
Cotstock
New Mexico
Utah
Itabio
Montana
Dakota
Rocky Mountains
Missouri River
Tombstone M.& M. Co
Tale
Tion
Ork Morrison
Leleport
Tombstone
Yale
Grant Central
Wunifor
Girard and
Contention Companies
Magie and Stoneian
Thoupeon
Kansay
Ersotl
Vina
Boston Anil
Clurk
Pima
Palisieis
David Calshér
Wallace
L. P. Blackburn
Calisher
Aeros
Blackburn
Price
Lewis
Wallac
D. Culther
Waltie Johnson
Thar
Angeline
Lin
Blackstone
Pete Kitchen
H.C. Dille
L. W. Myers
Contention City
Lrowa
Wok. Watson
Cochise County Records
County Recorder
Lubain Paradis
Adile
Hmuachuca
Nixon Mason
Black Warner
Trinidad
Parqaeds
Cochise Mo & M. Co
Witlice
Merry
Noble Duke
Doe ‘Cabezas
Joseph Mo Stump
Lubius Paradis
Adile Mill Akte
Huehuca
James Curningsmeal
Godfrey
JM Stump
J Drum
John T Bland
C Lilleke
Acci Dent
Alfret Eysmartod
T Bland
Berry
Geo G Berry
Lds
Cnas
Brows
Fisk
Hughes
Contention
AB Kerr
Bowie
TB Bayman
Sample
Crumm
Cosmopolitan
Bitexe
Robert Aitken
Frank Proctor
A Mathers
Empire Ranch
WK Watson
Thomas Forth
Wm Forth
Ouiland
HM Alexander
RC Cabaley
John White
Los Angeles
Gen Lampher
Texas
Louis E Scholl
Jacobs G. Wall
Russell
Frank L. Proctor
A. Mathers
Coeniopolitan
Iris
Butterman
Elliot
Western Union
Das. B. Hussy
Doe McDonald
W.G. Stegman
C. 1. Mann
the Old Dominion
Sperla
Erman
Cobell
Miner
Col. Ingersoll
S. W. Dorsey
Bliss
S.W. Dorsey
J. W. Dorsey
Aivdell
Brady
XV. Tribune
Tribune
Hop Sing
Doana
Neb
Thor
Fieod
San Farrasco
the Post
Garfield
Chicago
Cleveland Wyntery
Cixvetano, O
Tempsey Davis Sam
George Sam
Nother China
Lee Chung
San Francisco Stock Market
Sany Francisco
Union
Sierra Nevada
Alpha
Yellow Jacket
Best & Belcher
Overman
Crown Point
Belcher
Diablo
Belle
Bullion
Savage
Mono
Silver King
Mason
Albany
Gen. Hancock
Wasutxetox
California
Wilmington
Oxtana
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