Daily New York Store Nets A Busy Town Bulletin
A jumble of local items notes Dr Goodfellow in town and A J Ritter visiting, weddings in Nogales, a lunar eclipse watched by many, a fire at Sid Thomas’s home in the Huachucas, and plans for a Tombstone Thanksgiving demonstration. Court adjourned briefly for arrivals. an upcoming Thimble League meeting at the Presbyterian church. rising ice prices and the cost of stove wood noted. Cattle transfers to China and more head being gathered on local ranges are reported along with mining prospects and a Carlisle mill purchase. The Head Center and Tranquility projects face further assessments while the grand jury is sworn and meets tomorrow.
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Sid Thomas
Huachuca Mountains
Tombstone
Grand Canal Plan to Reclaim 175000 Acres in Arizona
A proposed irrigation canal would run from the Gila river across to the table lands and toward the Mexican boundary, reclaiming about 175000 acres in Arizona and potentially 1,000,000 acres if extended into Sonora. Estimated cost about $2,000,000 with a fifty foot bottom width.
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Yuma
Gila River
Colorado
Gila
Colorade River
Arizona
Sonora
Swayne’s Earliest Tumor Remedy Promises Healed Sores
The advertisement claims Piles and eroding bites cause intense itching especially at night. It touts SwaTse’s One sst as stopping itching and bleeding, healing ulcers, and removing tumors in most cases. Sold by Dr. Swayne & Son of Philadelphia for 60 cents.
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Symptons
Morst
SwaTse
Dr. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Nevada Board of Trade Backs Westward Railroad Growth
The Nevada state board of trade, meeting this afternoon, adopted resolutions urging California traffic interests and eastern railroads to extend lines westward. It cites Nevada’s mineral and agricultural needs and pledges support for a firm beginning construction. A last session act offers a 1,350,000 dollar bonus for a through county route in White Pine Eureka Olander Churchill Story and Washoe within five years.
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Nevada
Arizona
Nevada State Board of Trade
California
Traffic Association
Salt Lake City
White Pine
Eureka
Olander
Churchill, Story
Washoe
Explorer reports ancient mine shaft on Huachaca peaks
George Kobler returned from the Huachaca mountains after testing a deep vertical shaft near a high peak. He lowered a line about 200 feet and found the bottom on a bench, noting a red yellow mud on the line weight that suggests an old mine or extinct volcano shaft.
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George Kobler
Huachaca
Western Settlers and Spreiti Choice of Bitter Goods
The passage extols Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as essential for western emigrants facing malaria and digestive issues after settling new lands along riverbanks. It claims the bitters protect the stomach liver and bowels from climate and water-related ailments as settlers adapt to fresh territories.
Statehood Debate Draws Full House in Cochise County Meeting
Citizens discuss statehood as M E Collins of Phoenix argues for it with support from Mark Smith. The meeting names G W Cheyney as chairman and praises statehood through anecdotes about Montana and renewed investor confidence. Local events note profits from a Sunday School entertainment and a mining expert’s perilous voyage.
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Cochise County
M. E. Collins
Phenix
Mark Smith
G. W. Cheyney
Cheyney
Mr. Collins
Florence Enterprise
Porton Wright
Montana
Mark” Smith
Smith
Ise
Berrett
San Francisco
Surveyors to Inspect Tombstone Fairbank Rail Route
Good News rveyore depart to Tombstone to survey the proposed Fairbank and Tombstone railroad route. Officials Mewers Gage Leach Berrett and Carrel will share survey expenses. leading Tombstone mine owners back the effort to revive the town and boost the region’s development.
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Messe Berrott
Carrel
Tombstone
Arizoos
On Cocaine in Dental and Medical Use
A physician comments on a California case where cocaine contributed to a young man's death after a local anesthetic. He urges caution, noting cocaine aids dentists and eye doctors by avoiding ether or chloroform, but individual reactions vary and doctors must know each patient.
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California
Dientist
Lindell
Great Sulphur Mountain Found in Mexican Concession
D K Allen returning to Yuma after two months surveying the Gonzales concession reports a mountain of pure sulphur rising above yellow mineral blocks. The deposit, guarded against fire due to its purity, sits within the Gonzales grant with alum beds nearby and a vast water-laden tract two miles north of the alum deposit, promising value to its owners.
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D.K. Allen
California
Gonzales
Yuma
Mexico
Hotel Arr Cochmalizes Catalog of Names and Offers
An advertisement lists numerous names with cities and states, including San Francisco Cochise St. Louis Mammoth Los Angeles Fairbank Benson Tucson New York and more. It promotes a prepaid outfit for energetic men and notes several salesmen earning $70 to $100 weekly.
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A Lewis
San Francisco
Surdam
Cochise
T Hermance
M Fillmore
St. Louis
Andy Ritter
Mammoth
TS Phillips
Sulphur
Ed Roth
Los Angeles
J Haffner
Fairbank
J D Kinnear
Benson
Paul Demartini
Acuxis
P.O. Box
New York
Dismissal and legal actions headline mixed dispatches
News by Wire reports Secretary Noble dismissed from service for publishing an objectionable novel about official life in Washington. Buckley, an alleged San Francisco absconder, declares intention to become a permanent resident. Other items include a $110,000 suit against Selby Jones, grain exports to Europe, and naval and local court updates.
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Louis V. Bogg
St Louis
Pension Office
Washington
Mystery of medicines and a tonic remedy praised
A discussion on the harm of bad medicines and the relief offered by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The text extols a vegetable, safe stimulant for dyspepsia constipation rheumatic and related ailments, urging invalids to trust tested experiences. A Montreal dispatch notes Christopher A. Buckley settling there for the winter.
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Montreal
Christopher A. Buckley
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Dr Goodfellow
A. J. Ritter
George Watt
Pensylvania
J. J. Cassidy
Durango
Frank, Wolcott
Mr. Storrs
Ramsay Canyon
R. W. Wood
Mary Christ
Collector Christ of
Thimble League
Presbyterian Church
Empire Ranch
China
Cal
Land & Hayes Range
J.T. Tong
Carlisle
Lindhauer
Alabama
Steeple Rock
Tribolet
Metcal Ranch
A. Redewell
Dragoon Mountains
Nat Bell
Silver City
Pitch
Hobstadt
Geisenhofer
Liberman
Frank Moore
J A Duncan
J Patton
Ben Cook
J. A. Dancan
Seasion Bar
Uli
Stailronda
Spreiti
Far West
Hoatetter
Rej
Schieffelin Hall
George D. Roberts
F. Murphy
Calfornia
Sentinel
San Diego
Globe-Democrat
PaLace
Ben Morgan
Dragoon
JT Coughlan
A Hitsinger
Tucson
A Schwartzentbach
Theo Honneger
T Howarth
Willcox
L Goldwater
Raturner
DH Logan
We Hughes
Bisbee
FE Cadwell
Chas
Marsden
Harshaw
Bishop
Jas. McTeague
Kansas
Oregon
Vandevere
Wise
News BY Wire
Wastrworox
Noble
Were
Pacific
Accerts
Rox
Captain Cook
San Fraxenco
National Club
London
Frank P Slavin
Sam
Peter Jackson
Biosutt
Kansas City
Bawkmone
Europe
Naval News
Wasnixotus
Commodore Sims
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Charlestown
Hawaiian Islands
Crooked Baird
Bonebrake
Baird
CoLemans
Ohio
Foraker
Sherman
James E. Neal
Utive
Stanford
Arion
Senator Stanford
Sax Francisco
Marie A. Strelinger
M. B. Curtis
Peralta Park
North Berkely
Mra. Strelinger
Oma
Prescott
Ammuniion
Huachuca
Wasuixaros
Stockros
Palo Alto
Railroad Commission of
Territory
Phenix Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Morrow
Sas Fraxersco
Circuit Court
Sawyer
Frisco
Sas
Spaulding Carpet
Pacific Dye Works
Avaben
Alnngrengrk
William Clark
Thomas Loving
Winslow
Loving
Clark
Atlantic and Pacific
Boston
J.T. Leary
The
Custom House
Dodge
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