Weather wrap and notices from Tombstone area
Weather report by H M Gee for Tombstone region shows highest average 82.7 and lowest 62.4 degrees with rainfall figures. Local items note a wife traveling to Tucson for a few days and Beckwith seeking letters of administration on W Tyler estate. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Klondyke recruitment, a health tonics ad, and snuff trade to the Vatican amid customs taxes.
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Tombet
H. M. Gee
C. L. Beckwith
Bisbee
Mr. Beckwith
W. Tyler
Promising Mines Report from Peace Area
Chae Gastiene and August Zier from Peace report promising mining prospects with rich ore at Gold Cliff and adjoining claims. Mr Goetjens visited the workings, noting a 10 feet wide ore body and heavy gold traces in pan tests. Also mentions coal exploration groups, railroad notices, and local health testimonials amid varied items.
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Chae
Gastiene
August Zier
McDonough
Pnosracton
Goetjens
Gaetjens
Cyanide Process Claims Faster Gold Recovery Technique
The Mining and Scientific Press notes Dr Keith of London proposes an anidy cyanide mix using potassium cyanide with cyanide of mercury to speed gold dissolution. Electrolytic recovery deposits gold with mercury on copper plates, mercury is distilled to reclaim gold, and the anode is isolated with alkaline salt to prevent cyanide decomposition. Also mentions Winslow’s syrup and local real estate notices and mining discussions.
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Mining and Scientific Press
San Francisco
Keith
London
Bryan Replies on Wheat Prices and Policy Stance
Bryan writes to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch arguing wheat prices rise due to scarce foreign crops and that supply and demand regulate prices for both wheat and silver. He criticizes Republican credit for high wheat prices, cites famine in India, and says rising money supply benefits farmers but will fall as foreign demand normalizes. Also mentions Casarets and promotional quack ad text within the same column.
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Bryan
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Todia
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