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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1891
Page
4
Wires Tombstone links with steel networks to expand outreach abroad as prosperity rises. Argentina cuts legations in Vienna Berlin Lisbon and Mexico to save 100000 annually. US ore output 1889 totals 14515041 long tons valued at 85351978 with average price about 230 per ton.
Assessments on mining stocks in San Francisco show total delinquent amounts of 240100, with Nevada mines calling for 177600, California 42500, and Arizona 20000. The breakdown highlights Nevada leads, followed by California and Arizona, as the present month’s delinquent calls.
A report claiming Russia will export 200 million bushels of wheat this season clashes with ongoing stories of famine and shortages there, suggesting the figure may be an attempt to bluff American farmers rather than reflect reality.
The projected reciprocity treaty with the United States will not go beyond the limit set down in the McKinley Tariff Act. The United States will admit Mexican sugar coffee and hides free of duty in exchange for concessions from Mexico.
A rumor floated that Blaine would resign from the Cabinet and Foster would take his place. The notion is dismissed as mere gossip, unlikely to unsettle the administration while capable leaders remain in control.
Jessie Ro Grant, longtime resident of New gales in Sonora mines, is described by U.S. Grant Jr as working in Mexican mines with Democratic equality among employees. He has dined with the Queen of England and, despite famed lineage, handles the pick with enthusiasm. The piece suggests mine development could attract hopeful young Arizonans.
Reading of Mexicans crafts includes mats made from seabird breasts and albatross skins, used as screens and murals by Mexicans in Guaymas. Also notes crane mats and a variety of bird skins, with Max Marks bringing notable pieces. The piece mentions dangers from malaria and endorses Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as protection and remedy. The Citizen cites Lang the Los Angeles cattleman planning a desert drive, shipping horses and wagons to Tucson, and introduces the first issue of the Californian magazine.
A wire service bulletin notes major changes in the U S range cattle sector since 1880. Large tracts in Texas Colorado Oregon Washington California Kansas Nebraska have become farms as cattle move to distant feeding grounds, reshaping the industry nationwide.
An aged practitioner claims a simple vegetable cure for consumption and catarrh, with radical relief for nervous debility. The notice invites readers to request the directions by mail from W. A. Noyes in Rochester, listing the remedy and benefits and offering free samples to salesmen.
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