Arizona copper mines linked to diverse rock types
Mineral wealth notes sketch how Arizona copper workings align with mesociated Minestone in varied formations. It cites Butte Montana in granite, Lake Superior conglomerate sand, Ducks town Tennessee in mica schist, Tron Mountain Shasta County California in rhyolite, and Idaho in diorite, highlighting geological diversity for mining men.
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Redding
Cal
Arizons
Butte
Lake Superior
Ducks Town
Tenn
Tron Mountain
Shasta County
Idaho
A Good Man Goes Right An Old-Time Tombstoner is a Prosperous Man
A historical feature recounts a tombstoner who built wealth through steady work and shrewd choices, framing a portrait of a frugal, industrious life. The piece highlights character, persistence, and a rags-to-riches arc within a traditional frontier setting.
Tribute to Frank C. Earle praised as mining leader
The Border Vidette honors Frank C. Earle formerly of Tombstone now head of El Paso Smelting Company. The tribute recalls his early diligence in Tombstone on Fremont Street and his modest lab work. Noted friends Jimmie J. Chatham Marcus A. Smith and E B Gege salute his rise to prominence in El Paso.
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Frank C. Earle
Tombstone
el Paso
Freak C. Earle
Creayer
Frank
Fremont Street
Jimmie J. Chatham
Marcus A. Smith
E. B. Gege
Charles Dennis Reppy
Earle
Arizona Mining Gains Praise From Los Angeles Review
Mining in Arizoom yields strong returns for investors as major properties move beyond prospecting. Three key metals gold silver and copper drive new production with gush quantities, supporting claims of the continent’s richest mineral belt as featured by the Los Angeles Mining Review editor who has tracked steady development over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizoom
Los Angeles Mining Review
Globe Silver Boi
Cheyney Firm Offers $100 for Uncurable Catarrh
Lucas County attorney Frank J. Cheyney swears to uphold oath that his firm in Toledo will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before a notary on December 6 at Toledo. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims internal action on mucous surfaces with testimonials.
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Lucas County
Frank J. Cheyney
Ee Co
Toledo
S Aid
Hall
City Touxpo
Bisbee Jottings Showa Soft Power On Ball Field
Brenax reports Bisbee’s baseball win over Tucson by 6 to 2 as the team shows promise. Incendiary fears shadow Capital and Clad area after basement ore fire. two houses burned, others saved. A large social calendar includes AO U W dance, Elks event, and Ladies’ Aid gathering. Notable local notes cover fires, fireside tragedy, theater plans, and arrivals at Hotel Bee.
New Mildwin engines join El Paso and Southwestern railroad
The El Paso and Southwestern rail road received two new Mildwin engines each weighing 135 tons. Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe arrived from California to visit their son Fred at the company hospital, where he remains ill with typhoid fever. Also listed are numerous arrivals at Norton House and Hotel Bessemer including names and home cities across Arizona, California, Oregon, and Cananea.
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el Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Mr. Forsythe
California
Fred
Company
Statehood convention delegates named for Arizona
A Phoenix statehood convention praised its work, naming delegates to represent Arizona in Washington for admission to statehood. The gathering featured Congressman Smith and remarks by New Mexico leaders, while editor disputes and duels were teased in a satirical note.
Governors delegates named for fifth annual Livestock Association meeting
Governor Murphy selects delegates Jamee E Bark of Phoenix H O Hooker of Wilcox and E Gosney of Flagstaff to attend the National Livestock Association convention opening December 3 at the Studebaker theater in Chicago.
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Murphy
National Livestock Association
Jamee E Bark
Phoenix
H O Hooker
Wilcox
E . Gosney
Flagstaff
Studebaker
Chicago
Commonwealth Mine at Pearce Closes Over Union Dispute
Mill and Mize suspended operations at the Commonwealth mine near Pearce as workers formed a union. Superintendent Breckman opposed the move and hung up stamps to prevent union labor. About 125 men were employed. many left the camp while others await a peaceful settlement to resume work.
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Commonwealth
Pearce
Commonwealth Company
Fexree
Breckman
Brockman
Four Mondays Daily and the Tombstoe Delegation
The Tombstoe delegation from the Matebood Convention returned home yesterday. The Star save movements indicate plans to form a company to bring artesian water to the Tucca basin. No western mail arrived today due to a 12 hour delay. a Mexican bound over to appear before the grand jury today. The new 300 tos Jacket was blown into Cananes on the Lith. This marks three furnaces in separation at Canaria, with a fourth to be added. Bandera of Benson died last Thursday of consumption. remains sent to Missouri for interment. sympathy extended to his wife. Supt BA Thompson of ME traveled to Arizona, conducting services at the ME church. Rev Ramey expected here soon. Wild, formerly railway clerk, to become private secretary to WC Greene in New York. son of Greene’s former friend met at Bowie leading to the offer.
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Phoenix
Congress
Arizona
William, Greene
Naco
E. B. Gage
Jack Lawler
Prescott
W. J. Murphy
John Brockman
Pearce
L. W. Mix
Nogaler
Smith
New Mexico
Otero
Col. Chaves
Oklahoma
Tod
White House
Roosevelt
Ensy
Canaria
Justice Chase Bandera
Benson
Missouri
Edge
Bie
CH Wild
WC Greene
New York
Mr Wild
Greene
Bowie
Movement of Troops Reported by War Department
War Department announces orders for Troop D of the 12th Cavalry to Fort Huachuca, with other dispatches noting metal markets, mining activity near Tombstone, and plans for rail connections. Reports include Arizona mining optimism, legal notices, and local events in 1900 era.
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War Department
Fort Huset
Arlene Fom Furs
Bliss
Texan
Arizona's mining boom foretold by Western Mining World
The Western Mining World predicts Arizona will enter its greatest mining era, noting widespread mineralization with mines and claims in every county. Gold, silver, and copper promises lift confidence as new camps form and industry expands across the Territory, despite not causing immediate sensational headlines. A Turquoise Copper Mining & Smelting stockholders meeting elected officers in Wilcox, with further actions in Tombstone. A Grand Canyon mining venture and theater investment signal growing capital in regional mining and related employment.
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Arisona
Arizona
Turquoise Copper Mining & Smelting Company
Soto Bros
Wilcox
Jep Ryan
WH McKittrick
PB Soto
Tombelones
Grand Canyon
Fingetaf
Gom
Piagetas
Thie
Multiplicity of Sevens A Singularity of Numbers
A compact study explores a rare numerical phenomenon described as a singularity of sevens. The article examines patterns, parity, and recurrence across sequences, highlighting curiosity about why seven appears unusually often in certain mathematical contexts.
Seven and Sacred Reasons Shape a Prominent Theme
The text lists seven in many categories from planets to days to senses. It notes seven liberal arts and seven ages of man while hinting at the seventh son’s wonders. It mentions Florel Adame at Phenix with a new manager role at the Corosedo, Besch hotel this summer.
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Florel Adame
Phenix
AW Cailty
Besch
Value Of Man's Life Tied To Earning Power
Supreme Courts have ruled that a man’s life is worth what he can earn and his health affects earnings. The stomach determines health and digestion. It boosts the body with good food. The product promises relief from constipation indigestion and related troubles.
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Mineral Associations
A. W. Gableon
Bisbee
Brenax
Tucson
Biebee
Edisor Kelly
Vesterdly
Solomonville
Shattuck
A Marke
Rice Opera Coiss Bisbee
Elks
Folke
Tom Tate
Sampson
Matobee
Capital
W. P. Builes
Barhtop
Michigan
Mr. Stiles
Baturdey
Hotel Beeomer
Fred Kruster
Cripple Creek
Randolph Merriman
Los Angeles
A.C. Black
Denver
R.T. Cornwell
H. O. Meyer
Los Angele
Howe
la Canaces
J. Donnelly
San Francisco
Leonard Price
Keystone
Tleast
Macmost
Jose Gonzales
Jolive Cardenas
Mezicans
Cardense
Gonzales
Cardenas
Otto Geisenhofer
Johnny Nobile
Todsy
Tycson
Phorsix
Auditor Evans
Cananea Copper Company
Bisbee +seilor
Evans
Cenanes
Decouber
Merrill
Abe Oslamet
Arizona Company
Clifton
Arisons Copper Company
Atorney A. Orfile
Tister
Tussoo
Julius Cardenas
Goosale
Mr. Orifile
Arisone
Levi Strauss & CO
Bamoreco, Gn
Norton House
O. Mille
J. W. Cole
Sumpter Oregon
Arthur Labelle
Ideno
A: Redewell
James Lyne
Courd City
C. Zurnstein
Hotel Bessemer
Statehood Convention
George Kelly
The
Arizona Bulletin
Jobe Birdoo
Graham
Beck
Kelly
Reform School
Prospectex
Justice
Birdoo
Star Save
Tucca
Lifornia
Justice Clark
BA Thompson
Ramey
New York City
Broadway
San Pedro Valley
Wilder Range
Arizone
Turday's
Tame
Roberts
the Minster
United States
Vanite Oper Arisona
Audi
Yuma
Pactic Coast
Sian
Bisbee Review
Clifton Ea
D J Galligher
Kentucky
Arkantas
Crisin
Schieffelin Hall
Tombetown
Thestone Consolidated Mining Company, ‘Limited
Frank M Murphy
EB Gage
Fairbank
Tribune
Florence Tribune
Moree Brant
Robertson P.O Address Pearce
Ange Draegoon Mis
Scow
Hiistianson
O—St David
WM Cowan
Ewall Eeaihiina
Cabesss
Arie
Suiphes
Sabine Serna
PO Tombstom Range
Lragoor Mra
Samuel Stanton
Penton Range
San Pedrog
Bennett Bros
Rang Spark Pas
RF. Schuster P.O
Towa
Emis
John Montz
David Janee
San Pee
CH McClure
John Mance
H F Asburss
Aathurst
N City
Capt John Once
Boston
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