Tombstone Echoes in 19th Century Arizona News
A patchwork Tombstone column reports on Cochise County life including a planned Zacateca yard furniture factory, a visit by Judge W Peace of Pearce, and preliminary rail surveys from Cushus to Guerrero. It notes Tucson University opening, Mexican Independence celebrations, and local miners, travelers, and social events amid transport and mining gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zacatecay
W. Peace
Pearce
Chushus
Guerrero
D. Hoover
First Judicial District
Pime County
Territorial
George KR. Davis
Supreme Court
Rich Strike at Red River Sanctioned by Eastern Syndicate
A letter from Red River New Mexico reports Frank Walter formerly of Tombstone has struck it rich selling his mines to an eastern syndicate for twenty nine thousand dollars per unit. He plans to move to Arizona if luck holds, while excitement continues with Pauline Lucky samples near Red River drawing crowds. The Albuquerque Citizen notes a 116000 assay and a one-eighth inch silver vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesilla Valley
New Mexico
B.C. Wandall
Bone Bedado
Albuquerque Fair
Albuquerque Citizer
Rad River
N.M
Frank Waltere
Tombstone
Misbee
Frank
Arizona
I Vreseecrot
New Dorado
Red River
Asay
A. Strain
Pauline Company
Butler's
Arizona Mines Rise and Railways Enable Development
The Los Angeles Times notes Arizona shows limited lead production but hosts rich copper districts in Bisbee Longfellow Globe and Jerome, with 18,000,000 pounds yearly. Other minerals include manganese zinc and antimony, with a maganiferous iron deposit in Mohave County. Turquoise beds in two locales and on Squaw Peak lithograph stone offer promising prospects. Coal fields stretch toward Gallup New Mexico, largely on Moqui Mohave reservations, while railroads spur mining by modern methods and attract luxurious travel through scenic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Aricina
Arizona
Biswe
Globe
Jerome
Nto
Mohase
Big Bag Creek
Yavapai
Cave Creek
Maricopa County
Squaw Peak
Verde Range
Plogstall
Ariana
Gallup
New Mexico
Arizona Antiquities Law Protects Public Antiquities
Dr Miller writes that Congress has passed and Arizona lawmakers enacted a statute protecting antiquities on public lands. It imposes penalties for vandalism or removal without Interior Department permits, aiming to stop destruction and illicit sale of artifacts. Strong emphasis on enforcement and regional pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Congress
He Aticona
Nineteenth Legis
Secretary of the Interior
Azizona
Cong
Dr King’s New Discovery Promoted As Cures All
Leading Shreveport druggist J Hogel endorses Dr King’s New Discovery claiming it cures his cough and is the best seller. Safford pharmacist Artz also hails its effectiveness for consumption and coughs while noting a 25 year trial proves it reliable. Free trial bottles offered at Tombstone and Bisbee Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
J. Hogel
Shreveport
Dr. King
J. F. Canpbechant
Safford
Artz
King's
Beac
Tombstone
Bisbee
Boy's Tumor Shrinks After Pure Blood Medicine Cure
In 1900s Oregon a boy suffered a swelling on the neck spreading to one side and hindering health. After his family started Hood's Sarsaparilla as directed, his condition improved markedly and he recovered. the testimonial cites relief from the impure blood illness. The seller touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bin
Hood
Grouse
Oregon
Tewls Moor
Round Up Notices From Western Ranges In September
Round ups for the San Pedro Association begin September 20 at Fairbank the Vinery Creek round up starts September 15 at Pinery Creek Willcox round up begins September 13 at Hooker's Hot Springs Eureka Boringa Stock Co round up begins September ich at the Davis ranch Lower San Simon round up starts October 1 at the railroad and proceeds to the San Simon ranch Our Mexican citizens celebrate Independence Day with national colors and patriotic displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Fairbank
Vinery Creek
Pinery Creek
Willcox
Hooker's Hot Springs
Eureka Boringa Stock Co
Davi Ranch
San Simon
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Epitaph
Ricker “Tomonone
Cochise Coun
Y. Arivons
Tucson University
Chas
Wilkes
Yuma
Lis
Myre
Morris Foley
John
Birber
City of Mexico
Mexico
United States
Agua Calentes
TLV
Vickers
Denver
Vere
Bieber
Ft. Huachuca
Stretk
A Knights
Tophet
Stanter
Hostetter
Byron Every
Woodstock, Sfich
Ry Chamberlain
All Deale Tombstone
Arizona Mines
Mile Oshattier Aidress
Fairbanie, Cochiseaug
Balatomari
Jet Offie
Lochiel Hoa County
Wet Haseheca Mountains
Munetivea
Lowry & Hesera
Addreee
Teand
Robertson
John Montz
Tonitystone
Geo Aston
Antoni Suso
Hange
San Pere Rover
Eddington
Kunantys
Fred Aca
Adress Sun Inex
Arom
Kuwei San Sinai Valley
Jac Shearer
Adios
Toul
Otley Beatie
Hower
Far
Muir
AtSo
Fido
J. W. Buck Master
Angel Ss
Lomipidwell
Ofgreen
RY Brothers
Cox, Foreman
Tattice
Tomb
Sulphine Valley Co
LST
Skrranis
Shoe Valley
Iuns UK
Manke
Morse
Brad
Glo Sheake
Morse Hryna
Tametes
Cheete Lett Bay
Rostethe Ts
TRASK
Uer
Ie Cattle Company
Menane
Kange
Vrain Selvide Iu Fee Apy
Horlenstein Adin
Misbes
Beane Milive S
Sontt
Xin
Lowing
Prostotfer
Pomofie
Adlers St
Ont
Morse Brant
N. Curden
David
Hetses Bramtad Samens
Rove
Taree
Na Weaver Ener
Nutih
Lenseie
Manuxer
Bel Bays
E. E. Durlingame
Uiorers
Dreudeat
Vombistunaries
Tay Williams
Nice
Mayer Anna John
Saltent
Arivona UC
Wgates
Los Angeles
Cal
Chiricahua
Tiragoon
Starses
Betits
Wid Wate Co
Stan Keeward
Temb
Rk Whmitenpal
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