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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1906
Page
2
Forest Fire Threatens Huachuca Mountains Resources
A serious forest fire rages in the Huachucas threatening Exposed Reef mine and mill equipment Carr Canyon reservoir and nearby ranches and camps. Local owner P B Warnekros organizes fighters and Huachuca Water Company aids. Mayor Wentworth seeks troops from Col Steadman at Fort Huachuca to contain the blaze. Troops dispatched and last night the fire shifted toward the eastern range. Dense smoke seen from Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huachucas
Exposed Reef
Carr Canyon
Huachuca Water Company
P. B. Warnekros
Mayor Wentworth
Col. Steadman
Huachuca
Tombstone
Papago Indians Are Honest Report Sparks City Talk
The Papago people found a fine bone and saddle on the San Xavier road six miles south of the city and turned them in at the police station. A bystander contrasted Papagos with San Carlos Indians, noting the former would protect property while the latter might not. Major G H Burton arrived from Bisbee to discuss district court business and noted over 300000 in building permits issued last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Xavier
Hopley Sod
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health From Forest Extracts
The text touts a tonic from pine and other forest plants named Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. R V Pierce. It claims to purify blood, improve liver and stomach function, aid digestion, and treat indigestion, torpid liver, headaches, and weakness. It warns against alcohol and baby-forming drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Planns Sud F
R.V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hate and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Foresta
Tver
El Paso Hearld Receives Letter Linking Frisbie Death to Oriental Secret
A Tecoma Washington dated letter from Guy E Brown, a former comrade of Floyd L Frisbie, suggests Frisbie may have been murdered by the Black Hang or Kalipanans in the Philippines. Brown claims to have served with Frisbie and fears enemies made in the field could reach him in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Herald
Philippines
Guy E. Brown
Floyd L. Frisbie
Frisbie
United States
Pacific Ocean
el Paso
Tecoma
Wash
Guy’ £. Brown
Uss
Commerce Street
Philippine Islands
Black Hang
Kalipanans” Organization of the
Uncle Sam
Orde
Yawning mishap exposes jaw to danger in Phoenix
Miss Mary Nels of South Fourth Avenue suffered a rare injury when a wide yawn dislocated her jaw, leaving it locked for about an hour until Dr Swetman corrected the bone. He warned that such an ordinary act can pose serious risk if not treated promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Phoenix Republican
Mary Nels
South Fourth Avenue
Swetman
Territorial murder trials adjourned amid witness delay
District Court sessions Monday May 21 opened with the Territory v Augustine Valencia for murder at Douglas continued to June 5 due to missing material witnesses. Territory v Webb for murder also occupied the docket as jurors were assembled. Canada de Cobte Co v Hughes saw the demurrer sustained with ten days to plead. Cochise County v Cannon for delinquent taxes resulted in judgment for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Jesus Angelo
Douglas
Canada de Cobte Cove EE Hughes
CY Webb
A J Brice
Cochise County
P Cannon
Webb murder trial ends with not guilty verdict
The court heard the Webb murder case with multiple witnesses and jury deliberation. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after late evening arguments by D A Flanigan, C K Parsons, Joe Morrison, and Flannigan, and the defendant was discharged despite an emotional moment for his mother from Graham County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Flanigan
C. K. Parsons
Douglas
Advon
Joe Morrison
Flannigan
Teleserd
Graham County
Maso Charged With Resisting In Court Case
The case against Mountain was taken up first and the jury found him not guilty. The next case involved John Conchin for grand larceny. The trial will likely conclude this afternoon as only a few witnesses remain for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Campbell
Maso
Mountain
John Conchin
Commencement Day At Public Schools in Tombstone
Public schools in Tombstone plan a Commencement Day on Thursday May 51 with graduates listed and a program including piano solos recitations vocal numbers and diplomas to be conferred by Superintendent Berner and teachers The event marks youth venturing into adulthood as families and the community celebrate the graduates achievements and future promises
Another Statehood Conference Held
A Washington dispatch reports another statehood conference ended without a conclusion. Senate conferees reportedly accept a compromise on the Foraker amendment allowing New Mexico and Arizona residents to vote on statehood at a special election. 1.6. Pritchard examined at home in serious condition. appendicitis feared and possible operation in coming days, with danger due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Foraker
New Mexico
Arizona
Tombstone Mines revival details and long history
The Los Angeles Mining Review outlines the T A M Co efforts to rehabilitate Tombstone mines. It cites a $34 million gross silver and gold output historically, with $8 million in dividends, pumping advances to reach depths of 889 feet and 700 foot levels, a 6.5 million gallon daily pumping capacity, and current output around 5 million gallons per day. The note covers multiple shafts on Silver Thread, Tranquility, Emerald, Lucky Cass, Toughnut and West Side, with ore bodies deepening except Silver Thread widening. A 225 ton daily milling plant and 150 ton lead concentrate facility are planned, plus 2,500 tons shipped to El Paso smelters. The venture is led by E B Gage president, H Abinson vice president, and W F Staunton as general manager, with $15 million capital noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.A. M. Co
Tomstone
Los Angeles Mining Review
Ombstone Vnlidated Mines Co
Bonants
el Paso
Tombstone
E B. Gage
H. Abinson
Pasadena
Cal
W. F. Staunton
Lost Hughes gold mine draw draws prospectors north of El Dorado
A rush of prospectors seeks the Hughes property said to lie in a canyon north of El Dorado Nevada. Lured by reports of vast gold and copper wealth the old location has been guarded and little learned. Recently Weincke and Bartogee, formerly of Arizona, are said to have found the ground and keep it secret while others watch keenly to stake nearby ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Nevada
Hughes
Gorr
Messrs
Weincke
Bartogee
Arizona
American Enterprise In Old Mexico
A new Mexican mineral industry near Sonora will soon begin large scale production. The project is led by Americans and Mexicans with strong capital backing and about 40000 dollars already spent on development and improvement of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Enterprise
Old Mexico
Mexico
Sonora
Large shipment of silver bullion delivered to southwestern
Forty bars of silver bullion weighing sixty pounds each were delivered yesterday via the Sacozari road. The shipment represents last month’s output from the Lampazos near Moctezuma and is valued at $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacozari
Lampazos
Moctezuma
Douglas Dispatch
Douglas Gas Co. Now in Operation
The Douglas Gas Corporation has begun business and Douglas now has a gas system. The company has been busy for months advancing the plant and, despite material delays, has made excellent progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Gas Co
Douglas Gas Corporation
Douglas
Troops Fight Fire In Huachucas Mountain Divide
Lime Gallen returned from the Huachucas where a fire rages on the west side. He notes the Exposed Reef property mill is in danger but expects the blaze to burn out if winds stay moderate. Two Fort Huachuca companies camp on the divide to clear brush and guard the range, aiming to prevent spread to this side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Gallen
Huachucas
Fort Huachuca
Divide
Cochise County Leads In Wealth And Population Growth
Cochise County in the lead this year for Arizona with rising taxable wealth and population. The region has long outpaced others in business activity. Also includes a humorous note on word conjugations from the Saturday Evening Post and a railroad order: Southern Pacific restricts freight trains to thirty miles per hour in the Territory, while passenger trains are limited to city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Arizona
Cochise
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Tucson
Territory
Visitors and court notes across the Arizona region
From Monday's Daily: Wm Holmes a Lumber one visitor today from Pearce. The Misses Gertrude and Bell Rise win are visiting El Paso. Jon Strinker and wife visitors from Bisbee with Mr Stringer summoned as a district court witness. Eara Bartlett found not guilty in Tucson diamond case. Assistant District Attorney Albert M. Banses arrived in combatone. Col Wilson of Tucson in legal business. J. D. Machomich returned from Kuceon to meet his mother who will stay as guest. Tombstone Public Schools to close on the 3let inst with graduating exercises at Schieffelin Hall. Local progress praised. 4.5. Bowen and Undertaker 8. C. Ames attended Fairbank for Fred Job's burial. Fred Job killed in a May 3 railroad accident. buried by the county. Two Tombstone weddings last week Miss Nella Barrow wed Fred C. Phiney. Miss Grace Barrow wed J. Anderson. Brides daughters of Mrs S. M. Barrow. grooms linked to Fort Huachuca service and T.C.M Co. Wedding supper at Can Canal. couples to Tombstone home. First barley threshed on Frank Murophy ranch near Phoenix. exceptional quality and large yield. Entire crop estimated at about 15,900,000 pounds. wheat crop seven to eight million pounds. Past three weeks' weather ideal for crops with cool nights and warm days per Phoenix Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Machomich
Kuceon
Tombstone Public Schools
Schieffelin Hall
Tombstone
Nella Barrow
Fred C. Phiney
Grace Barrow
J. £. Anderson
8. M. Barrow
Mr. Phiney
Sam
Fort Huachuca
Mr. Anderson
T.C.M Co
Can Canal
Frank Muerophy
Phoenix
Phoenix Gazette
Libel trouble hits Bisbee editor again
The Bisbee Review editor Kelly faces renewed trouble after a claim of criminal libel and threats of restraining orders. The Prospector editor may become a witness as grand jury actions seek charges over the Review and an unnamed woman linked to the dispute. Local sentiment veers between sympathy and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Bisbee Review
Prospector
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Huachuca Mountains
G. H. Burton
Bisbee
District Court
Major Burton
Burton
Facts IN Nature
San Francisco
Herald
Southwestern
Unio
Dave Johns
Bert Gruale
Theo de Long
Thos H Rogers
Rudolph E Willems
Chas Holz
Aude Scott
F Holland
He Conchin
Comesford-Kennedy Norton
al Mountain
Chee
Batt
Helen Blaine Ford
Mary Giregi
Melvin M. Swain
Emma J. Bravin
Wm. A. Harwood
Joe. A. Elvey
W. Lehren
W. A. McPherson
Arthur Moyle
Elas
Doris Bernodt
Thesie—Karty Liteth Arisons
George Scherrer
Ethel Gage
HD Keneatl
Mes
Pritchard
Omnibus
Saturday Evening Post
Capea
Wm Holmes
Pearce
Misses Gertrude
Bell Risewin
Jon
Strinker
Wife
Mr Stringer
Eara Bartlett
Albert M. Banses
Combatone
Col. Wilson
Tucson Storney
Bowen
Undertaker
C. Ames
Fairbank
Fred Job
Colorado
Job
Firbank
the Bisbee “Review
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