17 Feb 1886
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Newspaper
Tombstone Daily Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1886
Page
1
Comfuxetaulte house with four rooms furnished, trim and flower gardens located on Brice Street between Fifth and Sixth. Bargain sale enquired of H Vickers. Undersigned offers description of late Kerner partnership item. house broker at Golewater & Co Fairbanks. Lease details unclear.
The notice names settler Henry P. Moore of Tom Wreck Arizona asserting intent to prove land claim for the NW quarter of section 17, township 1 south range 8 east. March 19 1820 is set for proof before the Register and Receiver at Tachon Arizona. Witnesses listed include B S Val Prink Farlell William Shaw and others from Tom Wreck.
Gustave Hede operates on Allen Street between Sixth and Seventh, offering specialty imported wines and liquors along with a selection of California wines, cigars, and tobaccos for patrons.
The notice advertises the sole local undertaking business in Tombstone Arizona offering services tied to real estate and solicits interested parties to inquire for particulars. Owner listed as Ritter Tombstone Arizona.
Notices announce warrants and jurors certificates accepted against the City or County bought at Cochise County Bank at the highest market price.
James Reilly asserts three fifths ownership of Way Up mine surface near Tombstone and warns against sale to those linked to fraudulent townsite title sources. He reserves rights on vacant or recently settled lots and hints at actions against buyers tied to past fraud. Also includes miner’s notices for mill sale, wood, and local library board meeting decisions in 1882 Tombstone.
The Normal School building in Tempe is completed and to open on the first Monday in February for a 16 week term. Admission requires age at least 16, good character, passing an exam in the First Grade course, and a legislative pupil nomination for free tuition. others pay four dollars monthly. Board in private homes around twenty dollars monthly. Contact T Hayden or H B Farmer, Tempe Territory. Also notes Tombstone hotel with modern amenities and private rooms for travelers.
H. S. Keller in Boston Globe surveys the rural belle as a changing, spirited figure. The piece notes her fiery temper, practical wit, and craft in securing a mate, contrasting city suitors with rustic charm.
A reflection contrasts a stout slow Frank with a bright fictional Frank, then questions how many Georges one knows, hinting at variations in character and perception.
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