Contests and prospects in Western politics and irrigation
The piece notes Lynch defeating Wan dever for the California sixth district seat, hints at a Michigan silver ore bonanza, and comments on baseball season and Republican chances in New York. It discusses Moroccon politics, Grant Allen in Algeria, and laments Old World affairs. It closes with irrigation resolutions from the Denver convention urging Congress to fund reservoirs and canals in the arid West.
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Morocco
France
Algeria
Tunis
Italy
Spain
Grant Allen
Barbary Coast
Europe
Denver
Colorado
Congress
West
Arizona
Nbe
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi River
Mexico land grant ejectment ruling limits title validity
Judge Barnes holds an unconfirmed Mexican grant cannot sustain ejectment without ouster. The decision notes Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty limits require located and recorded status in Mexico archives, with Congressional action through the Surveyor General as prerequisite. He cites Chave v Whit ney and rules against perfect or conditioned grants lacking actual possession and final government recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Santa Riva Land & Carte Co
T. Litre Mercer
Congress
Department of Government
California
United States
Mexico
Surveyor General
Chave Vs
Mercer
Pueblo Prophet Foresees Iron Roads From Sunrise
The Pueblo Indians tell of a distant prophecy from their elder about white settlers arriving from the land of the sunrise. They describe long iron roads without endpoints, on which people ride fiery wagons amid smoke and thunder, as a sign from Dios that rains will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblos
Elijah
Albuquerque Democrat
New Mexico
Dios
Indian depredations claims and new business notices in Tombstone
The notice invites claimants against the Government for losses from Indian depredations in Arizona and New Mexico to contact Wa. O. O'Neil, Prescott, amid congressional reimbursements. It also lists millinery openings by Mrs. M. Schwartz on Fremont Street and announces J. J. Mack & Co.’s Hamburg Figs cure ad, plus F.N. Wolcow’s Cash Store relocating to Otis Building with fresh groceries at low cash prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
M. Schwartz
Fremont
J. J. Mack & Co
F.N. Wolcow
Otis
Fremont Street
Postoffice
The Lessons of Unser Fritz Case and Warner’s Remedies
A mosaic of medical opinions contrasts expert European medicine with primitive remedies. Warner’s Log Cabin Sarsaparilla and Liver Pills are promoted as simple, trustworthy tonics amid a turn away from extensive medications. An elderly tester touts improved health after using the product, underscoring a public preference for traditional cures over modern clinical theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Garfield
Grant
Schoomen
Warner
Woile Warner
The Devil Fish and Malaria Compare in Bitter Elixir
Hugo notes describe a torment like an octopus gripping the victim, termed a devils fish, with chills fever bilious remittent and ague. Hostelter’s Stomach Bitters eases the grip, freeing the sufferer and restoring vigor, digestion and nerves, urging rest and relief from dyspepsia and kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Hostelter
Grand Central Mining Company Set to Elect Directors
The Grand Central Mining Company will hold its regular annual stockholders meeting at the Tombstone Arizona office on Wednesday May 2 1888 at 11 oclock a m for electing directors and other business. R McCurdy secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Mining Company
Younastows, O
Tomb- Stone
Arizona Territory
Liebig's Wonderful German Invigorator Adverts Local Dispensary
An 19th century medical advert promotes Liebig World Dispensary offerings claiming cures for numerous conditions including prostratorrhoea, varicose veins, strictures, and female disorders. It asserts safe confidential treatment without full exams, lists office hours, free consultant, and mentions locations at Occidental Hotel Tombstone and Benson Hotel and a Geary Street San Francisco address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebig World Dispensary
International Surgical Institute
Tombstone
Occidental Hotel
Benson
Benson Hotel
Othe
Liebig
Seiman
Bemon Hotel
Cal Oraydress Liebig World Dispensary
Geary St
San Francisco
Cal
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Tombstone Epitaph
Pearth Street
Fremont and
Allen
Cochise County
Lynch
Wandever
District of
Michigan
John R. Lynch
New York
Greeham
Cleveland
Globe Democrat
Uilding
Railway Age of
Chicago
Montezumra
Rockies
Dolores
America
Rico
Delores
Cochise
Southwest
Paradise
Wm. M. Blaine
Proscouriies
the Courier
International Co
Croswaithe
Ensenada
San Rafael
Courier
Eee
John L Sullivan
Boston
Asia
Africa
Australia
R. W. Woop
Bank of Tombstone
Wa. O. O'Neil
Prescott
Patronica
Vermain
C. Bagg
Allen Street
Day BuLetin
Belletin S Sbandrome & Caluasn
Kt Po
Ueleal
Teeontaliy
Globe
Berkden
Lie Bet
Furuimtien
Everlagg
Die
Packie
Naxo & Nesw Orandard Avian
Tate Wort
Serik Pet Pabil
ITH Atlas
Buti
ATL
Unser
Fritz Case
J. W. Vickers
Justice's Court
Precinct No One
County of
Territory of Arizona
Inc. C. Baste
Blak
Prince Ad Addie
A. D
No. C. Easton
Bagg's
JD. R. Flint
J.J. Mack &Co
G. E. Kohler
A. Cohn & Bro
Haana
Neerschaum and
Amber Goon
Dole
Slote Omar
Bet
American Bakery
Fourth
St. Bet
Allen & Fremont
OR. Liebig & CO
George Berrott
Geo. H.carrel
R.w.wood
Caska
L. M. Jacobs
Cochise County Bank
Naacs
General Banking, Exchange
Corral
Ulvery & Feed Stable
Willows Saloon
Choicesto
Atherton
Frank
Earle
Assay & Metallurgical Laboratory
City Hall
Foundry
Machine Shop
McAllister & McCone
Proghy
Deshges
Ae ‘Lanricating
Weeteinen Trust
P. McAllister
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