Prospector notes on harvests, tax, courts and weather
Strawberries from Pomona reach Tombstone as choice fruit. Lecture for public school fund scheduled at the Methodist church. Nogales reports 10000 cattle through custom house bringing 15000 to federal treasury. Land court adjourns to June 20 with Cochise grant cases in May at Santa Fe. Wind and cold snap affect area. minor fruit tree damage noted. Mammoth mine mill expansion to 800 tons daily. jail population 27 in Tucson with 16 U S prisoners and 2 Chinese detainees for deportation. Mrs St Louis promotes Tulawater at 50 cents a bottle through April 10. Board hires James Reilly for injunction suit. disallows Reilly claims. $684 to A Wentworth for clerk services.
Pain Balm Cures Rheumatism Claims Letter
C A Bullard of Coos County Oregon writes that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved his wife's six month rheumatism in the arms and hands after other remedies failed. He endorses the product and notes it is sold in $1 bottles by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arngn
Coos Co
Ore
C.A. Bullard, Co
Double Edge Cites Reilly Act Against County Supervisors
District Attorney Swain files injunction under Act 34 known as the Reilly act. The act makes supervisors and beneficiaries liable for mispaid county funds plus twenty percent. It empowers the district attorney to sue in the county’s name to recover the sums, with boards barred from dismissing or compromising the suit. It notes counsel should be employed by individuals, not by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swain
Board of Supervisors
Audh
Suit by A Wentworth Against Cochise County In District Court
A Wentworth files suit in district court against Cochise County for 2 plus interest from January 1893 to July 6 1893 claiming payment for services as clerk of the board which the board disallowed because Nat Hawke was already paid as clerk and the amount cannot be paid twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
A. Wentworth
County of
Cochise
Nat Hawke
Boy Climbs Back After Wind Flings Him From Train
A seven year old boy named Arthur Kerling was blown off a moving train near Abilene but landed safely and crawled back to the platform. The train stopped within a half mile and returned to the boy who was reunited with his grateful mother. The county hospital reports rapid recoveries with eight more patients cured in the past week due to climate and county care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wai
Abilene
Arthur Kerling
Stomach Bitters Promoted As Gentle Laxative
An old remedy claims relief from constipation without the harsh effects of drastic cathartics. It is said to aid digestion and liver and kidney function while preventing malaria and rheumatic complaints. Physicians endorse it, noting improved appetite and sleep as benefits for the weak and aged.
Simmons Liver Regulator Cure Claim from Cedar Rapids User
A Cedar Rapids customer testifies to relief from dyspepsia and liver disorder after using half a bottle of Simmons Liver Regulator. She also notes a sick headache cure. Source mentions Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Simmons Liver Regulator
D. Olds
Dr. Price
Cochine County Board Adopts Claims and Appoints Overseer
The Cochine County Board of Supervisors met April 5 1895 at 10 am and approved claims against the county and ordered warrants drawn. James Howell was appointed road overseer for San Bernarding ran and the Bisbee jailer to be paid 25 per month. The board authorized removal of road obstructions into Pinery canyon and disallowed several county salaries. A suit over county warrants prompted the chair to hire counsel, and the meeting adjourned to April 6 1895 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
James Howell
Vic San Bernarding Ran
Bisbee
Eberts
Pinery Canyon
J. $. Williams
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Notices
Presbyterian Church invites all to Sunday School at 945 with Rev. F W Downs as pastor. Morning session at 32 15 p m and an evening discourse on The Nature and Duration of Hell at 720. Jones and Rev F Dilly, pastors. Also Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended by JW Cox & Son druggists Marshfield Oregon for colds and lung relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Downs
Hell
Jones
Chamberlain
Ray JW. Cox & Son
Marshfield
Oregon
Railroad Time Tables Describe Train Schedules
The article explains passenger and freight arrivals at a station, noting trains use Pacific Time and that this is slower than Tombstone time. It mentions timetable entries for trains and the adjusted time standard used by the railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marien
Pawengers
Misers
AERMOTOR Pump Ad Claims Superior Water Delivery on Fixed Tower
An advertisement touts an 16 foot mill on a 50 foot steel fixed tower for irrigation pumps. It promises unmatched water volume with lower power use and fixed proportion sizing to fit any well depth. For details, readers are urged to call or address.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Farmer Father
In 1893 a Live Oak California merchant’s son suffered a severe chest cold and threat of pneumonia. Chamberlains Cough Remedy quickly broke the cough and cured him. The father touts the remedy as best on the market and uses it for his children. Agents wanted with prepaid outfit. No-To-Bac and old papers advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A McFerland
Live Oak, Satter Co
Cal
Chamberlain
McFarland
Grand Central Mining stockholders meeting notice
The Grand Central Mining Company calls a stockholders meeting at its Tetcb stone Arizona office on Wednesday May 2 at 10 oclock a.m. to elect directors and conduct other business of importance. R McCurdy secretary urges attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Mining Company
Tetcbstone
Arizona Territory
Bigs
Oelock A. Ma
R. McCurdy
Dr King’s New Discovery Credited With Life Save
A Stone Age testimonial from Dr G Caillouette in Beaver City describes recovering from La Grippe after using Dr King’s New Discovery. He bought a bottle locally and improved after three doses, praising its value and noting it in his store. A Tombstone Drug Store offers a free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Caillouette
Draggiet
Beaverysville
Enya
Dr. King
la Grippe
Tombstone
Sealed proposals for transportation supplies at Denver and Utah
In the year beginning, bids are invited for transporting sleary supplies on Routes Now 345 and beyond. Protests and rejections permitted under the terms, with details pending and open to qualified bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denes
Coaris
Rowtes
Denver
Colo
Pree
Utah
Pelercen
Lawsuit in Cochise County Over Promissory Note Foreclosure
William Duncan Murat and Paris Boyes sue William Nichols Paris A Rover Eatwar J. Sweeting and Frank White in Arizona Territory District Court. Plaintiff claims a $3500 note plus interest and seeks foreclosure of the mortgage, attached as part of the complaint, dated February 3, 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Duncan
Surat Masterson
William F. Nichols
Paris
A. Rover
Soward
Sweeting
Frank White
Arnos
Cochise
Eatwar J. Sweeting
Frst
Territory of Arizona
Wnd
Theresa
Semmons
Fitfodiens
Territory of
Arizona
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Flowery Kingdom
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Reilly Board of Supervisors
Wolcott
Amery
Ther
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AL Report
Wentworth
Geisenhofer
W.F. Bradley
A Wentworth
Board of Supervisor
Selary
James Reily
Visor Anason'ey Athe Ron OU
W K Perkins
Siesby Oes
Cochiee
Caid Board
W. A. Harwoon
ED. Monk
M. Church
RGA
M. B. Church
Catholic Church
F. Dilly
Fae Whatres
Sayer Chenateot
Chas
Overlock
Ariz
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Stockholders’ Meeting
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M. Gutfeld
Reedy
Fresno Co
Cherlain
Charles A. Baldwin
Bankers
Wall Street, New York
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John C. Fall
John S
Willcox
Pablo Soto
Jehn C. Fall
Allcock
Brandreth
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Partuers
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