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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1892
Page
2
A fragment notes a publication named Tombstone Prospector or Tombstone Prospect or Prospecter. It mentions subscription options of one year six months and three months with prices around 1000 600 300 100 and delivery by carriers for 25 cents per week.
The Arizona Territory executive department in Phoenix calls for county commissioner appointments amid a March 1 notice. The piece includes remarks from N. O. Murphy as acting governor and references to a Maricopa Republican convention and debates over Indian appropriation. A quote from Mr. Smith opposes funding for an Apache Indian educated to shoot, reload, and serve in the Regular Army, arguing such funding is inappropriate.
The text records questions and answers about how a patient feels while using August Flower. It notes crankiness constant experimentation with dieting and notions, moments of gnawing voracity and insatiable appetite, feeling of instability and over-niceness, and reports of irritable stools.
The American Florist shows architect’s engraving for a Lincoln Park conservatory in Chicago under construction. The main house rises 54 feet, ends 30 feet, orchid and New Holland division 54 feet. ground terraced to a front flower garden. Heating uses hot water with a steam pump to boost circulation. Temperature up to 360 degrees is planned with automatic heat regulation. Built of stone iron and glass with cast iron trusses and steel and zinc bars. fernery to be added later alongside. palm house taller and decorative rockwork with water features.
Kate Greenaway lives in a Queen Anne style cottage in Hampstead heath with a red brick lower story and windows peeping through red tiles. The garden features the famed apple tree from her sketches and a model cat roams the house while a top floor studio opens to a starry balcony for late night dreaming. Flowers bloom in quirky pots as fresh air fills every room. A Connecticut parrot from Noank talks English and Spanish, displays superb table manners, and dines neatly with the family, preferring ice cream and attentive behavior.
Probate notice states that the Cochise County Probate Court will accept sealed private bids for property lot 17, block 46 and adjacent lots in Tombstone. Executor Thomas E Shaughnessy invites cash bids by April 15, 1890, with sale conducted by A Cohn & Broom Allen in Tombstone City.
District court summons orders MARTIN COSTELLO as plaintiff against THE SILVER BEAR COPPER MINING COMPANY to appear and answer within ten to thirty days, service details given. This 18th day of March in Cochise County, Arizona Territory, 1892, before A H Emanuel Clerk.
The Board invites sealed bids to paint the exterior of the County Court House in coal tint and oil, plus roof work with coal of fre geod, and a heating system update. Proposals must include bidder name and address and be delivered within five days after acceptance. the board reserves the right to reject any bids. Contents signed by GEO. W. BRYAN, Chairman, and WM. D. MONMONTER, clerk.
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