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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1891
Page
5
Fragmented OCR shows an official directory with scattered names and titles including treasurer judge and park district references. Partial entries mention Gatorrrckas Cob mk Riven Seachle Al Steetger Geo Bresin and F. 8. Walcot Park District Court A. HL. Eananuel s.
Copper Queen Con Mining Co and Bisbee citizens post a $2590 reward for the arrest and conviction or verified death of James Daly. Daly is described as about 59, tall, round faced with pockmarks, blue eyes, weight around 190 pounds, wearing a black suit, Welsh accent, and possibly a burned or scarred neck. He is suspected in the murder of W. W. Low Daly.
Arizona Territory Governor offers 500 dollars for the arrest or conviction of N H Robinson and John Bridger murderers. Proclamation notes bodies found in Tombstone after a December 15 1890 coroner’s inquest, attributed to hostile Indian renegades absent from their reservation.
Notice to owners in Cochise County Arizona Territory that their shares in the San Pedro Wilherme claim are forfeitable for nonpayment of assessed expenditures for the year. The owners must contribute within ninety days after publication or risk loss of interest in the property. The notice is issued from Tomab-tone City, Cochise County.
Sheriff notices levy on the Hildesheim Hanover mine site three miles southeast of Tombstone Cochise County Arizona Territory under a February 1891 judgment in favor of Trineter against Ed. Golup. Auction set for April 29 1891 6am to 4pm at the sheriff’s office to satisfy the execution plus costs payable in United States dollars.
The district court summons Godfrey Tribolet and Rafena C Tribolet in Cochise County Arizona to answer a complaint filed by Martin Costello. The action seeks 1200 dollars with 2 percent monthly interest, costs, and attorney fees, with judgment by default possible after specified days. Court clerk A H Emanuel issues the summons dated March 1891.
Fragmentary text describes a patent claim process linked to Lehisa and Coppeer M Qaren Coedited Mint, with references to Warren Ming Patziel, Co cinoma, and a survey of land including a 78 acre area. Named entities appear garbled. no coherent events or outcomes are clear.
Patents MuMERG ATPLCATION Bo. 547 with discussion of claims and figures. The text mentions vectors, masked elements, and describes a mine location and adverse claim proceedings in a legal notice style.
Fragmented OCR describes a mining application and related public notices. It mentions a path to the site, measurements, and references to a beginning and end, with mentions of public notice timing and legal actions. The text includes legal entities and dates implied by the public filing process and indicates continuation of proceedings.
NG application No. 549 filed at the Tucson land office outlines a mining claim for silver and other minerals in a specified township and range. The notice names attorneys and positions the claim for state and federal registry, with instructions for filing objections by a marked deadline.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a mining patent application in Virginia with references to a patent lot, office actions, and markings like IMS EMU and EMS EMSS. The text cites dates, locations, and a sequence of post marks and landmarks but lacks coherent narrative.
A fragmented mining notice from Virginia seems to reference Cheyenne and Kelcoma regions with dates and fees but the text is garbled. It mentions entities such as Minny and Arie ta SE Reon and references 86 rs with unclear actions. The readable portions suggest an application filing and expected regulatory steps, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
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