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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1894
Page
2
A crowded Prescott brief notes a Papagors family a street feature, steam railway plans, bridge inspection by Supervisors and Surveyor Home, and local figures like Col Herring and Tom. It mentions deliveries, court actions, and a post trader found dead in San Francisco. Firemen recover from a wreck near Ochoa while Phoenix stockmen and Nogales discussions shape local politics and finance.
An older text notes a return to camp, with Dr Holcomb to provide prompt skilled attention. Nearby towns will receive special care in hiring and delivery. Book accounts have been transferred and are payable at the pharmacy.
The board met to adjourn and approve minutes from the prior meeting. Perkine and Shattuck presided with Nichols present. A motion ordered a full investigation into a local matter, with a unanimous vote for a recess ending at 9 30 p.m. on April 17. Minutes dated April 18 record approval by Hawse, Clerk.
Minutes report adjourned meeting notes and approval of previous minutes. A public well in St David near the artesian site was found unsafe and immediate repairs were ordered with cost estimates and health measures. J M Ell appointed road overseer. Jerk notified. district attorney to review subsidies. Recess called for 1:00 PM.
The Board of Supervisors granted a motion to adjourn after considering a request by A Queriock to be released from maglstity as bondentas on the official band of J P Duncan. The new bond of J F Duncan justice of the peace was presented, accepted, and ordered filed with the re order. The board adjourned by unanimous vote to 2:00 a.m. May 31. W K Perkins, Chairman.
Shortly after 2 pm Ur. Hulcombe's horse tied at a port in front of his neighbor bolted. The horse broke its bridle and freed the rider who turned around and rode back toward Fremont Street toward Third, then headed onto the Fairbank road before continuing away.
An unclear fragment references a runner hitting high spots with chances of breaking a record tied to a buggy or wagon. It mentions a bogey left near a Stone House and a team sent for it. A San Francisco remark about Aruna and press adjournment is noted with garbled names and terms.
EeParswent Haussex presented his final feature on constitutional law to Stanford University students, focusing on key precedents and doctrinal developments shaping state power and individual rights. The lecture highlighted notable cases and their implications for governance.
A Lumion expert notes that in Latin there is a shifting meaning of a word once tied to theft. The comment suggests a broadened sense tied to pursuit, with a metaphor about sparks or blaze as a means to obtain food in tough conditions.
For sale cheap. One Hoe revolution power seven column press and complete newspaper plant. One Franklin size quarter- or eight? and complete no press and per outfit. All for 25 cents on the dollar. Stored in Tombstone, used little to pay part cash. For further particulars address Don Large at the job press office Kingston.
As Coxey nears Washington he grows certain that U S roads need urgent improvement. The passage criticizes self important people who blame others to boost their own prestige and fame.
A fragmentary notice presents Not Tyorh by Winifred Kent and hopes Congress will find saving inspiration from the title as national halls echo with imagined siren calls of gold and policy debates.
A cryptic veteran editor frames a quarrel among elite groups, alleging ulterior motives and confusing phrases. The piece centers on a controversial clash and the writer’s claimed philanthropic aim to expose hidden mechanisms and motives, ending with peculiar references.
A damaged OCR contains garbled phrasing about moral issues in Washington and a named figure Breckinridge. The readable bits mention a prosecutory tone and a Wallace context, with references to a poll and a respectable woman, but clarity is limited.
Attorney Edinwood urged mercy after hearing twenty Mexican defendants plead guilty to Edmonds Act violations at Tuena Monday. He argued many are irresponsible and unable to distinguish right from wrong, suggesting leniency rather than harsh punishment.
Fragmentary note suggests Jeune Winasasts did not recover a fee from the fret judicial district and expresses hope that the Department of Justice has no denial. Washington remains confident that charges against him will be resolved in his favor, with prior reviews finding no substantial town or political motive.
A tangled, reflective piece traces the decline of leadership and the pull of reform. It cites ambitions in Mexico and London conferences, warns of narcotics harms, and notes incidents from Kansas to California, including trials, strikes, and industrial tensions shaping a troubled period.
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