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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1900
Page
2
Subscriptions offered for one year six months and other terms for the Tombstone Epitaph. Published weekly on Sundays to readers and advertisers.
A man named ApeAsi was apprehended while returning items he had stolen. The incident occurred as authorities investigated the sequence of events and recovered the stolen goods. The case details remain under review by local officials.
The text discusses copper as a mining metal versus gold and notes copper as a more valuable property on the Pacific coast. It mentions the Prescott Conzier's suggestion to shift the territorial convention date to when Breen plans Phoenix visit around April 11 and Torn ail Arisoon traveling to hear Bryan's address.
A brief piece from Star of Hope reflects on faith and attitude toward fellow man and notes that true elevation comes slowly. It uses analogies like gravity to argue that people follow their chosen paths until reform and education exert influence.
Kentucky political factions agree to a temporary truce while governors pursue settlement through official channels. The accord aims to defuse partisan tensions as negotiations continue.
The article notes population terms in the Unit states are rising while net exchanges balance with the supply. It discusses equalized deme factors and shifts in supply and demand dynamics across regions.
A lyrical invitation encourages ethereal visitors to come without hesitation, promising a warm reception once they arrive and stressing openness to the welcoming hosts.
The report notes General Roberts asks for divine aid while avoiding any direct reference to Kitchener. It suggests possible political tension, hinting at a later Sampson Schivy style controversy in Britain once the war ends.
The article notes deep mining as the basis of ore exploration in Arizona. It states that ore bodies trend along the ore body and, though normal, may lead to large deposits. Observations support the idea that end portions trend downward and deep digging challenges are cited for miners aiming to succeed in mining ventures.
An unclear passage discusses faith, liberty, and constitutional principles. It mentions independence, servile right, and territorial value as competing ideas. The text references a blade named Pheories Blade and a major influence by Avizinene, with various nonsensical terms interwoven.
The Secret Service uncovered a new group of counterfeiters and seized a large quantity of bogus bills. The story fragment mentions fake remedies and a dubious tonic linked to health claims, warning readers to beware of counterfeiters and fake products.
The Bisbee community joins a Gaelic Saint Patrick social at Teerasie The S Patricks ball. A large crowd plans to honor the emerald isle patron. a brutal kitchen assault last Wednesday left a popular waiter with a broken jaw and multiple injuries. Legal steps will pursue the assailant. Community updates note political, business, and social happenings including defections, bail, and forthcoming events.
A circular from the Grant Master Worksman announces the retirement of Grand Master A C Head and the selection of Grand Foreman W D Monmenier to serve the unexpired term. Monmenier, a Pearce resident, is described as unwell but expected to fulfill duties and receive widespread congratulations.
Immigrant farmers along the river push a scheme to divert the Colorado near Yuma to reclaim arid land. A large wheel system by Pierce Evans would yield a permanent water supply 23 miles inland to the international line. The canal would carry about 1008 inches from the river and pass through Yuma 15 miles long.
The Wells Fargo Co report on mineral output underplays Arizona production. It estimates 1,874,851 dollars in gold and 1,099,609 dollars in bullion leaving Arizona, with total gold production near 95 million was uncertain and various miners dispute public release. Conservative estimates suggest gold output could reach as high as 97 million and copper alone may total 30 million.
Wows was received yesterday after the death of James Davis at Wapakoneta Obin aged 83. Mrs Davis had died a few months earlier. The deceased were parents of Judge Gro Davie and Lewis Davis served as court clerk. The judge and Lewis visited their parents after Mrs Davis' passing. they were in good health though advanced in years.
A rugged date line mentions Fairbanks on Mar 17 1990 and references the Telephone mine district. The note notes a resumption of work and shipments of ore, describing a bleak introspective voice and cobwebs overhead as a backdrop to a mining update.
Local items include plans for Tombstone irrigation and mining operations, a new hotel opening, and community events in Tombstone and nearby Bisbee. Mentioned are a gas company effort, Fourth of July preparations at Solomonville, an Easter service retirement, and a drug remedy advertising Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
Reports from Arizona detail profits at the United Verde mine and inquiries into Paris Exposition displays. Visits to Bisbee, Brookline, and Nogales are noted, with changes at Jerome’s Montezuma hotel and tensions between cattlemen and sheepmen near Tonto Basin. Silver City sale rumors and Lake Superior mining activity are mentioned alongside a Toledo firm oath on catarrh cures.
The 30 year old stockman Harrol was shot in the belt during an accident at a rectory table event near Wilcox. He was taken to Tucson Sisters’ Hospital and a fatal outcome is possible. The incident involved a belt gun misfired during a gathering, with the man identified as unmarried and engaged in cattle in Cochise County.
A Saturday afternoon celebration for local youths in Oilse Robertson drew laughter and merriment. The small gathering featured games that kept the juvenile honorees cheerful and lively throughout the event.
Court Commissioner Evenusl today rendered a decision on the application for a receiver in the Cobre Grande Company. The application was denied. The territory courts are crowded with similar litigation and appointing a receiver now would only complicate matters.
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