26 Apr 1890
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1890
Page
1
A scanned OCR shows a flood of names and titles from city and district offices. Officials include Mayor GIllam and Justice J. Win with assistants Kester and Sloan, plus supervisors Curr and Mann alongside several clerk and recorder figures. The fragment lists various roles such as treasurer, receiver, and surveyor with multiple city and county offices named in a dense roster.
Public notice cites patent validity proceedings and land office actions in Arizona. Names such as John J Muffik and W Callinan appear alongside references to the US Land Office and Arizona locations. The notice lists dates in 1890s and 1892 with instructions to file proofs and witnesses for continued residence and proof of claim.
A posted notice from the Department of Arizona announces sealed proposals for fresh beef and mutton. The ad lists bidding terms, delivery expectations, and locations in Arizona and New Mexico. Proposals must be addressed to the ACS, Los Angeles, and routed via the appropriate Army depot channels.
The fragment provides unclear text about a communal press event or notice. Key entities and specifics are not readable enough to determine a full news item or outcome. Further readable context is needed to produce a proper summary card.
A court summons in the District Court of the Territory of Arizona directs Belle McLeod to appear and answer the complaint filed by McLeod for divorce. The notice outlines appearance deadlines, service methods, and consequences of default, with references to multiple counties, officials, and bidding processes for related court actions.
The article surveys drinking habits across Asia and the Middle East, noting Britons in India and various ethnic groups. It highlights that Japs drink persistently, Russians use vodka heavily, Persians lean to nonintoxicants, and Muslims largely abstain, with commentary on social effects and governance.
A collage of quips and aphorisms quotes from Detroit Free Press and Harper's Magazine blended with jokes about politics and theatre. The piece recalls a preacher’s warning on gossip and civility, Gen. Sam Houston’s prosecution, and various wry exchanges from era newspapers. It highlights social norms, manners, and public speech in a playful tone.
A traveler recounts a grueling southbound route from Turin to Milan through the Alps. Snow, storms, and lengthy stops slow progress while guards in uniform manage carriages and vendors hawk books. The writer describes freezing temps, makeshift warmth, and the pervasive sense of disruption on continental rail travel.
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