02 Aug 1890
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1890
Page
1
A fragmentary item notes a tombstone epitaph delivered by part of the city for six months at a cost of six cents per munch, indicating a municipal service or dedicated payment, with limited readable context.
A fragmented list of territorial and state officials including Auditor A Hughes Attorney General Lake Canton Surveyor General Kurab Aomsso N. seeasusor Superintendent of Public Instruction G W Eynhe, Supreme Court Chief Justice Ames H Wrichr Associate Justices A Kinney Luan R EL District Court judges Sloan Kinney Waren United States Officers Marshal W K MrApro Attorney H R Effords Tucson Land Office register HExuikt Brown Customs Officers Tucson J B Mambleton Tombstone J H Carpenter J M Wikso County Officers Supervisors B S Corefax Montgomery Warrs Ist J H Slaughter Under Sheriff K A Shattuck Jas P McAllister W F Bradley District Attorney W H Stilwell Judge R Emanuel Kreyor H G Howe N A Gillam City Officers Mayor Charles N Thomas Silver Privial Lan Attorney G W Swain Recorder Nat Hawke John Princeville Ward lists with various names and titles, including camps, wards, and clerical roles.
Society notices announce regular and special lodge meetings at Masonic Hall with invited visiting brothers and knights in good standing. A public notice details a complex prize drawing with guaranteed payment and instructions for sending funds, followed by a land claim notice for Jose M. Orosco with witnesses named and dates for final proof in Tucson Arizona.
Notice is given that settler Loppnow of Tres Alamos Cochise County Arizona has filed notice of intention to prove continuous residence and cultivation on land described as the NW of Sec 32 Tp 15S R 20E before the Receiver at Tucson Arizona on June 16 1890. Witnesses Thomas J White William H Weeks John J Huffaker and John Temple of Tres Alamos are named. First publication May 3. Herbert Brown Register.
John J Huffaker of Tres Alamos announces intent to file final proof for his Homestead No. 728 in Section 32 Ep. 15 N of SE. He will prove residence and cultivation before the U.S. Land Office at Tucson on June 16 1890. Witnesses: W Calkins, Wmn Skinner Jr, John D Allen, T White, all of Tres Alamos Arizona. Hexaret Brown, Register.
Discussion extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safe alternative to violent purgatives. It claims the Bitters strengthen and regulate bowels, stimulate liver and kidneys, and help conquer malaria and rheumatism. Mentions memory system by Prof Loisette and free prospectus.
Notice from Mexican International Banking Co and El Paso bank supervisors confirms funds for a Juarez lottery drawing with a total prize pool of 125,970 dollars. Names John S. Mosby Camilo Arguelles oversee the drawings and certify honesty and proper payment handling. Tickets drawn will be remitted to owners free of charge, with agents invited for club rates and ticket remittance by money order.
An old advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion and related ailments, claiming long years of testimony and a positive cure. A U S Land Office notice in Tucson dated April 11 1890 lists township surveys in the Gila District Arizona Territory and timelines to file land-entry applications after May 19 1890.
A chaotic mix of editorials and quotes argues about anarchists, riot violence, and social inequality. It contrasts riot horror with the plight of a starving family, condemns the sweatshop economy, and cites New York Herald and Texas sentiments. It also touches on gambling among English ladies and shifting social morals.
The text recounts a era of poker among wealthy women who hosted games in drawing rooms during long social seasons. It notes players often lost large sums, the social stakes, and eventual decline as invitations faded and some women suffered ruin while others returned to racing.
The Louvre collection shows ancient Egyptian knitted stockings found in a mummy grave. Short socks, fine brown wool, thick needles, and crafted borders reveal a heel like ours but with two tubular toe ends designed for sandals. Ancient work is adaptive and highly skilled, with a distinctive two-tube end.
Readable excerpts describe a Saxon craft hub in Markneukirchen and surrounding villages Klingenthal Fleissen Rohrbach Graslitz where about 15,000 residents make violins daily. Families, from children to grandparents, contribute parts and polishing to create instruments noted for distinct polishing styles and deep wine to orange hues.
Notice declares a special term of the District Court of the First Judicial District Territory of Arizona in Cochise County for September 15 1860 to trial criminal cases and handle civil and criminal business, with publication required weekly for four weeks before September 13 1890, signed by Associate Justice Richard E Sloan and Clerk Al Prance.
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