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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1900
Page
3
A mixed fragment of historical notes details shipments from Fort Worth to Africa, a revolt prison detail in Tombstone, and wedding plans for Chas Freneks Jr. and relatives. Mentions a post office project near Fort Huachoce, a large mule transport for a Brivieh army, and an expected large Sonora orange crop.
The text indicates the body of Thos Laird, a miner for Ola Dominion, was found near a cabin at Gl. It suggests he was struck at the door with a blunt instrument and hints at mining industry shifts toward gold and copper, with silver output declining.
The census shows a total Indian population of 154,158 with state by state figures. California 1549, Oregon 887, Utah 2297, Wyoming 1768, Montana 1745, North Dakota 1082, South Dakota 492, Washington 2521, Nebraska 107, Indiana 10932, Kansas 24644, Texas 56031, New Mexico 2937, Oklahoma 5977, [and others] Native American population distribution in Indian Territory noted.
The board approved the tenure of the official, with minutes noting the exact voting results and remarks. The session highlighted material evidence and the sequence of events leading to the decision, as the board prepared for the next steps.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination on December 12, 1810, in Tucson, Nogales, Prescott, and Phoenix Arizona for the railway mail clerk position. Open to qualified Arizona residents who meet the requirements. applicants will be graded and certified impartially. Apply to the U.S. Civil Service Commission in Washington DC for Form 34 and exam manual.
The article argues future silver demand to rise as Indian mint closures shift purchases. It notes historical famine year intake, India's share of output, and how India could become a large consistent buyer, pushing prices higher than post mint closures.
The piece cites tensions between wealthy titled classes and poorer groups, noting ongoing rivalries. It references mining operations in Avizooe and New Jersey territories and mentions valuable targaie mines amid broader social critique.
BisBEK JOLTAGS COPPREINGR. Lanmak Cooper No GRAM plans a fundraiser at the old Grand Central mill in Fo lacue to aid the school library with donations and a sale. The cemetery benefit dance is near, with committees listed including Bevine, Hank Lucdgrave, Emil Marks, Allie Sowles, and J.W. Shepped guiding arrangements.
Santiage Ortiz murdered his employer in Yuma County. He led officers to the murder instrument, a miner's drill three feet long, proving the blood and hair stains. The jury found him guilty and the court sentenced him to death. Sheriff Sparer posted the treason details in Toledo. Frank J. Cheyney & Co. advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure with sworn statements and testimonials.
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