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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1896
Page
1
Tenders are invited for the sale of fittings and fixtures from the Suttuny Like Lodging House. Offers must be in cash and addressed to A. Ashman.
A notice announces a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee to be held in Tomstone on March 3 1659 to transact business including vacancies and to elect 10 delegates for the Territorial Convention. The document lists committee members and local presints.
Notice of intention to prove residence and cultivation of desert land in Cochise County Arizona. Names Henry C Lirderman of Hioneshoe Valley and witnesses Wintsee Ley A Hermann Cramp James Powers and others. Filed by Eugene Tripfel, Register.
Dispatches warn of rising rebellion with 5000 regular troops to be sent to the area on short notice from India if needed. A separate report from Rainy River notes the death of Col A F Nair US deputy and an expedition party investigating timber theft.
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