Arizona Mining News and Local Notes in Tombstone
A fragmented item from a Prescott Prescott era paper notes a Tombstone visitor, mining business in Denver, and local arrivals like Wm Cosas. It mentions editorials on publishing costs dropping to ten dollars a day after April, freight train traffic from Phoenix to Los Angeles, and cattle sales to Sonora. The piece includes stray remarks on cellar digging and smelter terminology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Denver
Colo
Tombstone
Dividends at 7 percent From Standard Oil Firm
A New York stock page notes Standard Oil and John D. Rockefeller stockholders receive dividends of 7 percent since March 1900 with Rockefeller alone expected to gain more than 21 million dollars. His wealth has surged so high that Wall Street markets now consider risk largely eliminated in this stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorkey Standard
John D. Borkfeller
Blaze Destroys Cabin. Firemen Fail to Save
At noon a blaze consumed a cabin sending a large crowd to the scene. Fire Chief Oberti and Serbo both perished. investigators sought the origin as embers from a morning cooking fire were blamed. The Engive Oe fought the flames but the home’s contents were ruined. The incident drew sympathy for Mr. Quersi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jihn Oberti
Oweer Wesswey
Barnes
Mr. Quersi
Patrick’s Ball and Town Social Report in Tombstone
March events in Tombstone include Miss Cydia Keane and husband in town for business, St Patrick’s ball by the L of F club drawing large attendance, music by Hills string band, and Fraternal Brotherhood entertainment praised. Mr Peabody returned from Tombstone on business. Lone Star mining business brief note. Mexican circus performed. Rev Stamp to conduct Sunday services. St Patrick’s ball in Wilcox tonight.
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Ing
Greene
Othe Club Lovers
New England
Prof Hills String Band
Prapce
Phcisrk
Coppr Buliion
Loe Angeler
Chas Sichon
Lyerterdey
Wilcox
Meare O' Wise
Win Crawford
Bapprenti
BP Bob
Mie
Tone Gustard
Altice Gusterd
Way
Emiler
Rachel Gibeon
Rea
Grong
Washington
Rich Gold Strike Near Gleeson Draws Attention
Article reports on the Big Gold Strike near Gleeson, owned by John Mitcheson and partners Arthur Abbott M. OConnell and J. Milchesur. Strike depth, ledge width, ore yields from nearby avenues, and interest from California investors are noted as crews pursue further extraction at the site.
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John Mitcheson
New God
Glessat
Leinbetons
Mitcheson
Prcarrotce
Minos
Mitchero
Arthur Abbot
M. O'Connell
J. Milchesur
Eisen
UC Owl
Mitch
California
Rome
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Acery
Mee
Jamie Merrett
Ron Tuwon
Cosas
Webie
Cowsretat
Mra Shun Heanagerta
Hobson
Etate
Sonora
Ucder
Arizona
Pullisn
Prescott
Phoenix
Cudahy Packing Company St Loe Anegeler
Salt River Valles
Standard Oil
Teanex
GM Hewy
NO Begeo
Dhe Diamad
Cosa M\Kean
Tetoromt
Willex
S Parrieke
Blackborn
F. Clun
SP Peabody
Tombstony
PB Soto
Sud
Renaud
Wileor Fon
Inte-Este
Pearce
St Patricks
Soe Bentler
Geutard Pea Bentley
Blackemathe
Cockewari
Rey Stamp
Fcivb
Their
T Patricks Bell
Gleeson
Feelhong Hood
Rees
William J. Bloir
Pittsburg
Hood
Lio Aston
Antoniy
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San Petre
Othe Brande
Ie Iecrease F
Increate Besant Doutlered Trondas
Postoctice Atdrecs
Red Gion
Sora
Kate Ayo
Tom Howe
Joen Moontz
Comn
San Pete Roos
Taamr
Chis Grauer
Lanyon
Hesrice
AA Tons
Farhan
Frank Wilt
Turner
Iar
Dranum Canriee
Sint
Hunsaker
Tgeo Shearer
Oalensteds
Fiorees
Ers
Cox
Tra
Palsbank
Adres
Fairbank
Sen Nranda
Lawneen
Addeesn
Deve Cabra
Fred Nro
Sam Simon Valley
Mark
Actes— Et Pima Unty
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Soma
Kane
Pou Lees
Adie
Rance
Horve
Faiteaky
Pearce, Henge
Sa Baro River
LV Vickers
JJ Williams
Prevdent
Bisbee
Jouln
Secretar
Alison Saeed Cwontes
Cos Angeles
Puce
Chiaban
Cochise Comba
Oneon
Dents Creek
Tole
Sea
Fouhr
Laxin
Henry
Pima County
Ronee
Weethtuaca Mountains
A. J. Eastman
Colorado
Mailet Express
Geier Car Road
Lawrence St
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Aes
Ange
Rockey Rikbr
Nage. Horeshey
Addret
Tomta
Pange
Drage
Cole
Ceunas Boot Thal Vickie
Heyne
Fat
Tage and
Valery
Eta
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Standard Oul Company
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