Hesy T Freee Secretary First Publication
First publication dated September 15 1906 lists Hesy T Freee as secretary. Record shows a formal notice style without additional details or context.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1906
Page
1
First publication dated September 15 1906 lists Hesy T Freee as secretary. Record shows a formal notice style without additional details or context.
Chas Oswald, a Renseelaerville merchant, reports the salve cured Seth Burch of a severe neck sore described as the ugliest wound seen. The advertisement promotes antiseptic healing, claiming prevention of blood poisoning and curing wounds and sores.
An early 20th century ad touts Newbro’s Herpicide as a scientific remedy that kills the dandruff germ at the scalp root, claiming it ends itching and hair loss. The Detroit firm markets samples by mail, urging readers to send a penny stamp.
Local political scene grows tense as primaries near. Democratic sheriff hopefuls include Stewart Hunt, Lewis, Hank Snodgensa. Republicans name M. Doyle, Jack White, Captain Rynning, with others such as Chas Overlock and FE Cadwell also in contention. Treasurer contenders feature incumbent J N Gaines on the Democratic side. Recorder Frank Hare remains prominent. Republican names include C W Hicks, Joe Moheim, CL Jammmings, H Gersi en of Reason, among others. Multiple candidates are urged for recorder, probate judge, district attorney and legislators, with various Bisbee, Douglas, Tombstone and Willcox figures mentioned.
An 19th century advertisement proclaims Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for serpent bites and liver disorders. It claims the product restored a wife to health after long pains and chronic liver issues, listing fever, malaria, nervousness, backache, kidney and bladder troubles as treatable. Cold in August ordered by druggists. Price Ste.
Regular Christian Science services are held opposite Schref felin Hall on Fremont Street with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Evening services are at 8 p.m. All are welcome. Also Methodist Episcopal Church announces preaching tomorrow at 11 a.m. and Epworth League at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6 p.m. Rev. B. J. Rogers to lead ME quarterly meeting. Congregational church invites all to usual services with morning sermon Bindorss and its Core and evening sermon How much is a Man Worth. Morning at 12 o'clock, evening at 7:30, Young People at 7.
Socialists of Arizona met in Phoenix to adopt a platform and name a delegate for Congress. Joseph D. Cannon, once of Biahee and now a Phoenix resident, is the standard bearer and is not related to Uncle Joe Cannon. The platform is an uncompromising socialist pronouncement with no statehood reference and condemns Colorado and Idaho administrators for alleged persecution of Moyer and Hayward.
Notice of Col Mika Gray death in San Francisco at 78 years old. Pioneer life marked by fortunes and vicissitudes. He contributed to Arizona’s early development and was beloved by friends and community.
The Geological Survey reports rising demand for lead in 1905 with prices surging and domestic consumption expanding. U S ore outputs by state are listed as Colorado 56 088 Idaho 99 027 Utah 44 58 Montana 2207 New Mexico 1212 Alabama 2091 California 0 Washington 30 others 1 058 total 512 728 tons. President EB Gage of Tombstone Copper Mines Co visited Phoenix.
Acting Governor Nichole approves parole for inmates Caroline Sagat and Daniel McConnell to join parents moving to California. Sagat, from Coconino County, will be paroled with McConnell after parents exit. The law allows children to accompany departing guardians.
The price of silver climbs toward seventy cents an ounce aided by government coinage purchases and rising demand. Lead mining also thrives as old producing properties reawaken and new methods boost ore treatment, driving general mining momentum and profits.
El Vaso Smelter report dated September 27, 1006 notes Opper head and Mexican niace in market briefing.
Doc Markley day yardmaster and Bruce Martin night yardmaster of the Southwestern will receive 4.90 days leave starting next month. They hold a contract with the Cuban government to rent 509 horses for the island. They will be working in West Texas Arizona and New Mexico until the first of next year per Paco Herald.
Attend the Second Annual Territorial Fair to be held in Phoenix from November 12 to 17, 1906. Reduced railroad rates apply for visitors and participants.
Willis T. Morgan a retired U.S. commissary sergeant recalls two years in Cubs and service in the Philippines and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for cures of coughs colds and bronchial trouble. He says it keeps him healthy and guarantees satisfaction with free trial.
Notice to all concerned that owners of the Town and Metallic Accident Mines in the Tomstone Mining District Cocise county Arizona have bonded the mines to F Harrington. They will not be responsible for labor or materials furnished for work upon said towns and mines by Harrington or his assigns. Dated September 22 1906 first publication September 22 1906.
The public is asked to acknowledge the curative merits of Bitters, a medical tonic claimed to aid sick stomachs livers and kidneys. Mary H Alters of Columbus Ohio writes she was dying from fever and gas, nerves wrecked and insomnia but improved after starting Bitters with full recovery guaranteed by 9druggists.
A new branch of the business in Toubecone appoints a waterer manager for the venture. The selection, announced publicly on Tue Tue, cites prior experience and local ties to the area.
John A. King reports Arizona tops Montana in total mining with about 44.61 million dollars in mining value last year. Arizona produced 39.039 million in copper, 3.59 million in gold, and 2.074 million in silver, outpacing California and Colorado combined in copper and exceeding their combined silver and copper output. Michigan and California follow in broader metal totals.
The Fiat National Bank of Tombstone received telegraphic advices from L. C. Hill, government supervising engineer at Phoenix, about the last of a government check book numbered 198,501 to 200,500 signed in blank and protested payment if presented. Public urged to watch for these checks.
A weekly list shows names of recipients with advertised letters in general delivery at the Ambatone Post Office dated September 22, 1906. Names include Nonna Francisco Baldez, Josepa Costello, Ynocente Casino, Jose Haces, Alexander Clark, A Curry, GM Cavelto, B Gomer, Felipa Herman, Elen Lindler, Frank Mitchell, David Padia, Refoga Santiago Ruz, Rule J Ryagy, Louse Sanders, Isaac Seranno, M Tayua, Lorenso Valencia, Jose Hernandez, Francisco Bustamante, Aveling. The notice instructs to call for advertised letters with the date of advertisement. Deaths from appendicitis ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for relief from constipation.
A mass meeting of the Republicans of the Tombstone precinct is announced for Tuesday at the City Hall Council Chamber to nominate a ticket for the October 6 1908 Primary Election for delegates to the Republican County Nominating Convention. John Montgomery represents the local County Central Committee.
J. Johnson of New York Life reports strong business in Arizona with major policies placed this year. Two $100,000 policies were issued in Bisbee, plus a $50,000 and a $25,000 policy in Globe. The last $100,000 policy before these was on Col. W. C. Greene. Also notes medical and patent remedies advertised in the issue.
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