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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1906
Page
2
Qualities Worth Looking For in Mining Leaders
The Denver Daily Mining Record argues there is no universal law of mining success. Different mines require different techniques and knowledge, so a single method cannot fit all. Balance between deep study and decisive action is key, as some overemphasize knowledge while others lack execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Daily Mining Record
Colorado
Nevada
Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Petitioned as Woman Health Tonic
Vintage medical ad touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a restorative tonic for weak nervous women and those bearing heavy burdens. It claims benefits for hysteria nervous exhaustion and various female organ disorders, urging purchases through the American Institute and endorsing related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Perce
St. Vitus
Intel Aedcal Institute
Nevada Stocks and Stamp Contract Draw Mixed News
The San Francisco Star cautions readers about Nevada mining shares while noting a few solid mines. it warns that most offerings are high risk. Arizona reports clarify that the Council has been Republican three times since Phoenix became capital, with historical party leadership outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francis Star
Nevada
Star
Comstock
Tonopah
Goldfield
Seven Causes for Domestic Separation in Divorce Congress
A satirical note lists seven legitimate divorce causes as the National Divorce Congress meets. An ordinary lawyer would need a dozen counts, while wit marks the piece. The Lincoln anecdote recalls a lawyer with a wife, baby, book table, and a rat hole in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Lincoln
Springfield
Tepetapa Village Razed for Gold Value Near Guanajuato
The Tepetapa settlement near Guanajuato is to be razed as adobe houses yield more value in gold content than habitation. Bricks were formed from straw and tailings from local arastras. Values run about $18 per ton in gold and silver. Modern gold saving methods end such villages likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepetapa
Guanajuato
Mexico
Arastras
Guaranteed Cure Ad For Piles Medicine
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protracted symptoms. Druggists refund a 50 cent price if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in six to fourteen days.
New S. P. Line Into Arizona
Phoenix residents celebrate the planned S P main line shift with the new line likely bypassing the current route through Maricopa Tucson and Benson The existing line will still carry most passenger traffic and possibly two transcontinental trains daily The new main line aims for faster freight with uncertain junctions near Yuma and potential connection near Lordsburg New Mexico serving Phoenix Florence Globe Clifton and Solomonville and surrounding mining and agricultural areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Southern Pacific
Yuma
Lordeburg
N.M
Phoenix
Florence
Globe
Clifton
Solomonville
New Smelter Plan For Cananea Company With San Pedro Site
Col. W C Greene and party left Cananea for Mexico City en route to New York City to discuss erecting a new smelter for the Cananea company. Ground in the San Pedro valley was viewed by Greene, Manager Cole, Mr Kirk, Dr Ricketts, and Mr Shelby just before departure. No official announcement has been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Greene
Cananea
City of Mexico
New York City
Col. Greene
Cananea Company
San Pedro
Greene
Cole
Kirk
Ricketts
Greene Consolidated
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Wounds and Sores
An old classified notice touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as antiseptic and healing for blood poisoning and wounds. It mentions Chas. Oswald, a merchant in Cures Cure, selling the salve for 25 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Chas. Oswald
Doings in the District Court November 19 to 21
District Court reconvened after a week adjournment as Judge Dean attended the supreme court in Phoenix. Sheriff Hunt reported 23 of 50 jurors drawn, with 4 excused. Special venirements were ordered and several cases including James Rulison vs. Rulison, Perley ye Maheim, and Territory cases as well as a number of divorces and perjury trials were continued or heard with mixed verdicts and ongoing jury selection. The record notes multiple witnesses, jurors, and local figures in Cochise County’s court activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momday
District Court
Dean
Supreme Court
Phoenix
Sheriff Hunt
Yentre
John F White
Ed Quillan
CR Temple
Geo J McCabe
EF Jones
Frank W Littlejohn
Emil Marke
M K Ripe
Fred W Power
WW Welcome
J E Norris
Eugene Robert
EA von Arnim
Samuel Staunton
J E Kinney
CC Ritter
M Medigovich
WA Wills
W OD Kinsey
J * White
GJ McCabe
M K Sipe
M M Medigovich
James Rulison
Rulison
Messrs. Bennett & Williams
Perley Ye. Maheim
Cochise Mining Company
Vicente Mendez
Lowell Commercial Company
Lowell
Febrinio Martinex
Territory
J A Moore
Wallace
Jas McHugh
HH Wiles
Frank Briggs
Emil Marks
W F Walsh
TM English
Harry Gibson
John Jones
Buster
Campbell
McLaughlin
Edward Smith
Kate Smith
H M Weir
Ben Bebrends
R T Lockie
Jae McGregor
Ed Critchley
F Maxwell
Charles Booth
W H Witherel
Geo Macia
RB Varney
McCoy
F W Littlejohn
Effie Lamb
Wm. Barnes
Douglas
Cochise County
Mining suit over Turquoise district interests reaches Western company
Ryan sues Western company W 8 Tevis and W H McKittrick to recover three quarters of mining claims in Turquoise district. Complaint covers transactions from November 1902 to July 1905 and cites sale values by sheriff. Four divorce cases follow: Suane Cole vs William Cole, Virginia Williams vs Frank Williams, Clara Clark vs F P Clark, Maria Genardini vs Delfino Genardini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suane Cole
Wm. Cole
Virginia Williams
Frank Williams
Clara Clark
F. P. Clark
Maria Genardini
Delfino J. Genardini
Cochise County Officials Announce Election Canvas Result
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors completed the county vote canvas. Douglas precinct No4 counted with no fraud found and Pool precinct vote stood, making Trask the elected constable. Official totals list candidates for delegate to Congress councilman representative sheriff treasurer recorder district attorney school superintendent surveyor and various county offices with party affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Douglas
Trask
Congress
MA Smith
Rockfellow, R
Renwick White
Jobo Still
Mining pays rise for miners sparks broad industry vote
Wednesday's Daily reports major mining firms in the region boosting miners pay following strong metal prices, with workers gaining a share in mining prosperity. The piece notes seat sales for Beach Sisters' Mahara company at Schieffelin Hall and broad local election activity across Tombstone, Bisbee, and Phoenix, including franchise and city ballots.
Arizona Federation of Womans Clubs Met in Prescott
Delegations of the Territorial Federation arrived in Prescott for meetings of the Arizona Federation of Womans Clubs with fourteen clubs represented. Phoenix leads with three clubs while Tucson Bisbee Douglas Florence Glendale Nogales Prescott Safford Tombstone Winslow and Yuma each have one. Delegates will be entertained at the Yavapai club on Wednesday evening. Former Governor Frederick A. Tritle died at Sisters' Hospital at age 73 after a long illness. He moved to Arizona in 1880, became governor in 1882 under President Arthur, and organized United Verde Mining Company later sold to Senator Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Federation of Womans Clubs
Prescott
Mountain City
Phoenix
Tucson
Bisbee
Douglas Florence
Glendale
Nogales
Prescott Safford
Tombstone
Winslow
Yuma
Yavapai
Frederick A. Tritle
Arizona
Ths
Sisters’ Hospital
Arthur
United Verde Mining Company
Clark
Newspaper Men Who Broke In
Report notes newspaper men on 1912 Arizona ballots. Captain John T Hogue seeks Apache council seat. J F Cleveland Morenci Leader editor wins Graham county council seat. Thomas D Weedin Arizona Hiade editor runs for Pinal county council. L D Divelbess Holbrook Argus owner loses Navajo recorder race. St Johns Herald News invites further names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
John T Hogue
Apache
J. F Cleveland
Morenci
Graham County
Thomas D. Weedin
Arizona Hiade
Pinal County
Herald
L. D. Divelbess
Holbrook Argus
Recorder
Navajo County
St. Johns Herald News
Arizona Miners Association Emerges From Phoenix Convention
The second convention of the Arizona Miners' Association held in Phoenix last week marks the real birth of an organization expected to greatly benefit Arizona's mining industry. It aims to unite miners and promote organized effort to advance the region's mineral resources to attract capital and inform investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Miners’ Association
Phoenix
Gazette
Arizona
The
Minere’ Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm, Hattich
American Bank Note Company
United States
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Charles I. Drake
A. J. Doran
Harry Carpenter
Phoenix Enterprise
S. P
Yenine
Carr
Kirkpatrick
Harry Hughes
K Springer
Oscar K Goll
Cox
Wilbur Jack O'Brien
HM Gee
Geo Black
Walsh
D Brewster
E J Jones
Jan McHugh
J Reay
F Walsh
EK Springer
Tulsday
Febrinio Martinez
Martinez
Mendez
Martine
Lamb
Special Venire
PS Gallagher
Johnsor
CC McCoy
JC Callaghan
Chas Booth
Jan Daugherty
A Moree
W Jeffries
HM Wier
Norton ID
McDonald Bea Behrends
Wiles
JC Wallace
Joe Cummings
John McGreggo
Blair Tony Kyle
Williams
Coombs
Marces
Arthur Slutley
Critchley
Lockie
Witherell
Chas Wiles
Harry Jennings
HC Frazier
Guy McCort
Gee Jackson
C. A. Overlock
City
Z. N. Wolcott
Francis J. Heney
McMullin Belvin
Piedmont
Calif
California
FOX
H. J. Clifford
L.G. Dessaret al
Peabody Group of Mines
Cochise Station
Clifford
Francis Hartman
Frank Hare
J. H. Jones
Jes. Herron
Jeff Ryan,t.g. Ryan and
Ef, B
Beach Sisters
Mahara
Schieffelin Hall
M.O. Johnson
Standard Oil
More Oil Johnson
Foster
Eustor
W. P. White
Cochise
Michael H. Clarke
Belle F. Erickson
James Dean
Teresa
Llors
Phenix
Biebee
Federation of
Womans Clubs
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