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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1901
Page
3
An Arizona desert landmark known as the Mountain of Glass sits southwest of the Marque Hala range near the Asboro copper claim. The central cone and terraces reveal colored glasslike formations with a 700 foot level ore body in gold silver and copper. Hardy recently purchased the Mountess Key line and plans further work to expose the ore and expand prospecting.
Miss Nellis M Auto reports startling figures from Chicago showing widespread poverty among sweater workers. Only twelve earned more than $100 a year, forty three received less than one dollar a week, with two extreme cases of extreme low earnings highlighted.
The article contrasts a Holland submarine boat capable of underwater attacks with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters used as a tonic. It claims the boat can approach ships undetected and detonate explosives, while the Bitters help relieve stomach liver and bowel troubles and prevent illness.
A notice from officials in Nogales Arizona announces a Civil Service examination at the Custom House for all classified positions in the district. Applications and instructions must be filed with the Local Board of Examiners in Nogales by July 5 1901.
A garbled poem greets President McKinley with playful lines about town pride, attire, and celebration. The text also notes The Davids Green Mining Company closing a deal with Monitor Tevesment Company for 160 acres of placer ground near Yuma, nine miles east of the city.
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