Tombstone Epitaph Sunday edition summary
A fragment from Tombstone Epitaph reflects late 19th century issues including campaign lessons, Populist gains in Iowa, Arizona mining prospects, railroad accident statistics, and commentary on Indian education. It notes copper camp growth, Salt River Valley immigration, and mentions silver plating trends and Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Dun & Co
RK. W. Dunham
Southern California
Arizona
Salt River Valley
Southern Pacific Offers Reduced Eastbound Tickets
The Southern Pacific promotes low fares to all points east to attract travelers with first class accommodations and faster travel time than competitors. For details, address is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Moctezuma acts expand near Nacozari and town gossip
A Bisbee Sunbeams report from a traveler near Nacozari details the Moctezuma company's expansion of its smelting plant with 19 machinery and a new water jacket. A carload of copper matte leaves Don Louie station every four days as teams move coke and supplies. Rumors of mine sales fade, while new indents, storage, and constructions arise at La Morita and nearby towns. Sheriff Fly and local residents anticipate a large municipal presence next week as court matters and visits keep the community busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangana
Nacassii
Moctezuma Company
E. Clifford
Rothbil
The Middle Classes Claim Tallest Man and Oldest Citizens
The piece profiles notable locals including Samuel Hutchinson of Prescott Washington at seven feet two and a half inches, A Rice of Pavecau Kentucky aged eighty-five who never swore or drank, Edward Nangle of Reading Pennsylvania aged ninety-seven and a heavy tobacco user, and J P Magne described as a teenage bride who is married to a marshal with a newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Samuel Hutchinson
Prescott
Wash
Pavecau
A. Rice
Edward Nangle
Reading
Orewa
J.P. Magne
Mitchell Townsisi
Stolen Brown Horse From Pinery Cafton Ranch
Stray and stolen report for a brown horse branded 7 on left shoulder with three white feet a bald face saddle marks and healthful description. Also mentions laxative remedy and cleansing action with reference to mill site legal notice near Ante lope springs in Julian draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinery Cafton
Cro Mill
Antelope Springs
Julian Draw
Julian Wells
Copper Queen suit opens in Tucson over timber cut dispute
The government and Copper Queen Mining Company battle in Tucson over a claim that about 5,000,000 feet of timber cut near Heck Creek damages government lands. Testimony covers timber value, stampage, and land classification while a key legal issue about whether the land was mineral or not remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acarest D. D. Ross
Copper Queen Mining Company
Heck Creek
Tucson
Col. Herring
Mies
Sarah Herring
Haynes
San Francisco
Lirut H. ©. Flipper
RK. H. Conners
Crookston
Mian
The
Land Office
Rock Creek Canyon
Ism
United States
Wittenss
Ariza Lumber Company
Neighbors on the South Report Revolutions and Milestones
The piece notes San Salvador's National theater tribute to Gen J M Rivas and President Francino Menendez amid revolutions. Bolivia bans a play titled The Temptations of St Anthony for ridiculing religion. In Chile Era Onesada Acha earns a medicine and pharmacy diploma, among first South American women to do so. A new avenue in Buenos Ayres, Le Mayo, opened July 5 with a copper medal and diploma for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Theater of
San Salvador
Celadan
J. M. Rivas
Francino Menenez
Ezeta Brothers
Bolivia
la Paz
Sucre
Orars
Senorita Era Onesada Acharan
Santiago
Senoritas Diaz
Perez
South America
Huenos Ayresa
le Mayo
Municipal Intendencia
Stray Horses Found Near Public Lot With Brands
A notice states two stray horses, a brown horse with a circle brand on the left shoulder and an aleo on the hip, and a roan horse with a percent brand plus various other brands. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying charges. Address given as 686-Sem, location details unclear.
Cochise County Prospectus Promises Rich Resources and Growth
The offer describes Cochise County as a vast healthful frontier with diverse riches. It touts fruit and berry abundances, four rail lines, large mineral stores, extensive turquoise fields, timbered mountain ranges, plentiful water, and three wide valleys. It claims fair wages, growing trade with Mexico, ample public funds, and room for 10 000 families, inviting readers to come and grow with the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
New Orlean
Tibar
Tte
Mexico
United States
Sonora
Cochise
Cochise County
Women’s and boys’ garments and accessories ad listing
An ad from Weinstock Limis Sacramento showcases a range of items including 640 women’s white lawn with embroidery, double rustle over shoulder, six yards for a stylish waist at 250 per yard, plus pink and blue Silke fabrics. Also offered are 000 women’s and misses’ black cotton mitts, boys’ heavy cotton knee pants for 1½ to 13 years, women’s black or tan cotton gloves, men’s white laundried dress goods, and elastic suspenders with wire buckles at various prices and postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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Tombstone
Widneeday
Iowa
Aruznoa Papers
Phenix
Railroad Gazette
Tax
New York Sun
Simmons Liver Regulator
Bisbee Sunbeams
Bisvex
B. F. Brown
Erie Wattle Company
Scott White
Our City
U.S
Wim. Wolverton
Messie
Morgan
Thompson
Latvere Ranch
Jack Maxfield
Nob Hill
Jack Stevenson
Fly
la Morita
Clifford
Don Louis Station
Jack Penny Packer
Exilena Bradley
James Orwell
Society
Geb and Metcalf
Coppenxae
San Bernardino
California
Dot
Irbe Mile Kin
Kate
Peter Johnston
Cattie Tr ‘Dees
Geccas Det
Besionog Arm
Mer
Stewart Hurt
George Manniger
Tom Hopkins
Old Sandy Bob Place
Styles
Don Louie Station
Col. Weir
Nacoasrn Mining Company
Joe Chisholm
W. R. Dennis
Bisbee
Phoenix
Chas. Sunwall
David W. Ryle
Sucretmen
E. G. E. Ames
San Franci
George Herayton
Newport
J.B. Appleton
Florida
M. A. Appleton
Tempa
J. Stevenson
Swayne
Swayne and Son
Strauss
His
Kea
A. D, UW
Tonis
City Council
P. B. Warnekros
Oastenseadin
John Gray
John Casey
Casey
Dur Cabezas
Frank Dubacher
Biber
Vickers
Kentucky
Lawrence Lemon
Thos. Shean
Bethune
Lemon
Smith
Mr. Smith
Plymouth
Amador County
Ncces
Chris Grauer, ‘Dos Cabsas
A. T
Hood
Sears
Cuautorre
Sacramento
Cal
Brytholden
Anna
Pee Yaoney
Toail Lowings
UNS
Pice
Lie
Weinstock
Iran
E. E. Burlingame
Duagonatory
Lion Ideas
Per Egeiber
Eur
Dame A. Ruppert
New York
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