Silver City meet and Tucson wine from watermelons
From Tuesday's Daily several notes: the Southwest Silver convention met in Silver City. Tucson reports growing watermelons used to make wine. Hay sells at 2.75 a ton and barley at 45 cents per hundred in Salt River valley. Also mentions jurors drawn from Tombstone for Tucson court term.
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Southwest Silver Convention
Silver City
Salt River Valley
Tombstone
U.S
Tucson
Old physician offers free directions for a universal remedy
An elderly doctor announces a radical cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous ailments. He claims to have tested the remedy in thousands of cases and now sends full instructions in German French or English by mail to any who request it at no charge.
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India
Nail
Bountiful Cattle and Hay Across the Dows Nogales Region
The article notes prosperous conditions between railvank and Nogales with fat cattle and abundant wild hay, two tons per acre common in many areas. It describes cattle numbers, scarcity of cows due to harsh seasons, and prime steers today, plus a Barbacomari range note of branded calves dwindling to thirty-seven. It also promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a genuine remedy, contrasting it with overhyped medicines and claiming wide medical endorsement.
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Railvank
Nogales
Barbacomari Range
Hostetter
Daily Press
Nogales Feast Draws Strangers With Gambling And Band
At Nogales a large crowd attends the feast run by Jas Speedy. Gamblers, dice, ard games, roulette drive activity while a Rawhide band from Yaqui river provides tunes and attracts visitors. A merry go round and a brass band entertain as improvements, trees, shrubs, and a park appear in town. The Sunday ball draws praise from eastern visitors as a gathering of well dressed ladies and gentlemen.
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Jas
Speedy
Cocbiee
Nogales
Guaymas
Main
Marsh
Arizona
Montezuma
Sonora
Southwest
P.D.Q
78-Year-Old Enjoys Hires Root Beer Era Pride
An elderly note from Darlington Wisconsin expresses lifelong fondness for Hires Root Beer. The author, aged 78, says they have kept and sold the drink for years and feel youthful this summer.
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Carsaparilla
Placer Digging Near Ma moth Yields Small Colors
Chas Thomas C8 Fly and C Ford returned from Ma moth after two weeks placer work near there. The gulch is rich in bed rock sand but caveins halted progress. They will timber shaft and press on with twelve feet depth yielding colors up to 7 to 10 cents per pan. Water nearby so they plan to return with supplies. others including J Durfee are drying washers and doing fairly well, suggesting possible excitement if work continues.
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Chas
Thomas
Fly
C. Ford
Mamoth
J. Durfee
California Proneer Recites Howl's Sarsaparilla Experience
A county resident describes a 38 year stay and a trial of Howl's Sarsaparilla for illness. He reports dramatic improvement after using the medicine and praises Hood and Co. for preparation. City treasurer endorsements and a sale note accompany the testimonial.
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Maen
Hood & Co
Amended Survey Notice for Maning Application No 564
The U S Lend Office Tong and Ariz district publishes an amended survey notice for Maning Application No 564. It describes mineral claims near Copper Basin in Cochise County Arizona with sections, lodes labeled 41015 and 41013, and a 10 chain measurement line to corner points. Adverse claimants are warned to file before the publication date to preserve rights. the proceeding will be completed at Tombstone by October.
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U.S
Teton
NORGE
Milne Cone
Bes William
Addecas
Cockton Eivanty Arigans
Areca
Brey
Jubnathan
Steet
Jobinathan
For Sale Cheap Newspaper Presses and Outfit
Classified note offers sale of presses and complete newspaper plant including a 1 Franklin-Gordon large size press, Washington band press, and other office equipment stored in Tombstone Arizona. All for 25 cents on the dollar. Cash portion negotiable. Further particulars to 8 C Bae Tombstone Ariz.
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Col
Franklin-Gordon
Washington Band Press
Tombstone
C. Bae
Ariz
Cattle and horse brands mapped in Huachuca region tale
A historic list describes cattle brands and horse marks across the Huachuca mountains and surrounding valleys. Brands include Circle Won, 7 sate, and IEW dual marks. owners include RIE CATTLE Co, Srockellow & Servos, W. B. Taylor & Co, Chiri Cahua Cat, and Chas Goetgens. Locations mention Sulphur Spring Valley, Bonita and Hagle creeks, and miles of range across Graluatn county.
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RIE Cattle Co
Mibee
South End
Caine
Srockellow & Servos
Postoffice
Witcox
Mur
Spring Valley
Clunicabta Am Mts
Hagle
Bonita
Graluatn
Circle
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Evry Sunday
S.c.bagg
Cochise County
Emo
Claus Maria
D. Reppy
Phenix
Fairbank
Chicago
Columbia
W. D. Halibard
F. ©. Willams
W. A. Fiege
Police Gazette
Cochize County
Billy Blankenship
Keeley
Himsel
Guy Powell
Mrs. McCullough
Miss Powell
Tempe
District Court
B. Ruiz
Nick Metz
Justice Court
Bisbee
W. 5. Tucker
E. Cook
Los Angeles
Blinn Lumber Yard
Lumber Company
J. A. Reeds
Las Vegas
Sheriff White
Mexico
California
Howl
Sarsaparilla
Hod
Cheleos
Sarva Paculla
Hood
Sueerna
Upper Lake
Lake Ca
Cal
Hervert
Bex Wrszasts
The
Tombstone Daily
Ndependent
Farmer” Miles
Evrrava
Potitlice Tot
Feanyo
Oukee de Cate and
AL Bauer
Uinteor
Hostetlics
Trent 43
Montz, Eowatics
Temtaten
Sige
Granite Springs
Dragoon Cattle Brand
Ett Taped
Toung, Slalgater
Arizoba
IGG Fe
J. M. Richardson
Reyolfig
eHuachucs Mountains
Aon
Batterman
Tonbistone
Easst Aide
Huachuca Mounta
Scott White
Teriston
Ogie
Barge
San Simon Valley
Allon
Aris
Sullivans Barker, Westoffice— Wilcox, Aris
W. Morris
Destoffice
Tombatore
Ari
Runge
South Slope Drageor
Mrs. Cincobean
Saine
TLE CO
Bortece Wilessanige
San Valley
John P. Gray
Powers
A. T
Rucker Canyon
San Simon
H. Whitbeck Land & Cattle CO
Powtotion
Teamstone
Caste
W. B. Taylor & Co
Baben
A. Froud
Tembatone
Ange
Chas Goetgens
W. J. Chamberlain & CO
16Th ST. Works
Denver
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