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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1892

Page

4

Tombstone Weather and Mines News Summary

Local notes report Sonora's Saint Elena mine under receivership and a general roundup by Erie Cattle Company. Tombstone figures include depot agency talk, Mexican currency shifts, court jurors heading to Tucson, and a fatal accident near Palomas Deming. C. P. Huntington and Jay Gould to meet in El Paso. ongoing silver debate referenced with Arizona bonds discussion.

C.P. Huntington Jay Gould el Paso

Mexican cattle forced off Mexican soil by April deadline

The Mexican government informs that all American cattle grazing on Mexican soil must be driven across the line before April 10 or be seized and sold. The rule has existed for some time but enforcement has been lax. Cattlemen are moving stock, landowners in Mexico are exempt, and Tombstone reports no notices yet. Officials in Palomas remain firm and hearings question if strays can be driven back without consequence.

A. L. Grow Melbourne Rick Hermosillo el Paso Times Mexico Palomis Tombstone

Two House Members Debate Free Coinage at Riggs House

In a cordial lounge exchange at the Riggs House last night, Delegate Marcus Aurelius Smith of Arizona argued for the Blood end of the free coinage question while Rep John Crawford Crosby of Massachusetts spoke against it. Both are Democrats. Smith is Kentucky born and in his third House term, with potential promotion to senator once Arizona is statehood.

Williams Massachusetts Bland Arixona Congressional M. Williams Arizona Mr. Smith Georgia Mr. Livingston Territory House Riggs House Marcus Aurelius Smith John Crawford Crosby Honora Mark Smith Far West United States

Local City Names and Firms Appear in Partial Listing

A fragmented OCR listing shows names and places including Cochise, Bisbee, Sonora, San Francisco, Benson, Willcox, Phoenix, Chicago, and New York. The brief reads like a directory snippet with individuals and firms such as Palace, W P and J P King, and H Smith, among others. No clear event or action is stated.

Cochise CS Homeger New York TJ Johnson Bisbes C Rankin Sonora LA Peckham San Francisco Chas Gibbon Benson Tom Logan Willcox

The Boundary Line survey and War Bond of Mexico

Lieutenant Seyburn discusses the boundary line survey between the United States and Mexico with Deming residents, noting how the line may include Juarez and Palomas lakes if redefined. The piece explains historical choices by American and Mexican commissioners and highlights the potential shifts in territory along the Rio Grande.

Old Mexico Seyburn Deming Arizona Arizona Line Rio Grande United States Palomas Rio Grande Valley City of Juarez

Tombstone land deals and water rights listed

Local entries record property transfers and water rights including City of Tombstone to Seliro Verigo for lots 9 and 10 in block 1 valued at 4.35, JC Loss to G W Clark on 160 acres in Sulphur Spring valley, and JJ Quinham with P Haviland water right 3 miles above Charleston. An advertisement promises Drummond Lightning Remedy with agents wanted.

Drummond Drummond Medicine Co Maiden Lane New York J. Lindsey Mansur Montezuma Canyon City of Tombstone Seliro Verigo G W Clark Sulphur Spring Valley JJ Quinham P Haviland Charleston Dr. Drummond

Free coinage clash signals uncertain house vote

Wire reports show free coinage supporters anxious about passing the Bland bill with a near even split. Tennessee’s Pierce and New York’s Warner differ on odds, while Iowa moves to make silver dollars legal tender and Colorado forms a state silver league. Storms disrupt rail and telegraph, bonds in Illinois trust bank case unfold, and a San Francisco man dies after a delirium tremens attack.

Des Moixes Iowa

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