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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1891

Page

3

First Arizona Board of Equalization Meeting Preview

The Territory board of equalization meets in Phenix with Col Herring present as attorney general. A call invites grievances against railroads for next month’s session. The Copper Queen Company is driving Cochise County resource exploration, while land cultivation potential spans the lower valley.

Phenix Board of Equalization For the Territory Col. Herring Territory Arizona Copper Queen Company Cochise County

Blaine tale centers on a distant request and a failed attempt

The report centers on Blaine and Emmons Blaine denying a request from Europe and stating the father did not send for Bald win. The narrative references a recurring attempt to elate Blaine, described as the ninety ninth failing and now facing a hundredth effort.

Banpwix Europe Dave Tehuser Bar Harbor Blaine Emmons Blaine Baldwin

Warrant call and urged constitutional view in Herald letter

A Prostector issue notes $2700 city warrants called with $900 general fund warrants showing $360 face value and $540 interest. John Herald argues the Edmunds Act undercuts rights, contending the law was aimed at Mormons but now affects American citizens, casting it as unconstitutional.

United States John Herald

Rail line junction settled at Yuma via San Diego route

Awnirka in the San Diegan asserts the Yuma railway must connect with the San Quin tin and San Diego line at Vallatrinidad, a fact Colonel Thomas A. Scott and others reportedly spent large sums to confirm. The piece urges regional unity and proactive promotion of Tombstone and Cochise county resources, while advertising general line merchandise agents sought in Chicago for sales, with salary details.

Awnirka San Diegan Yuma San Quintin San Diego Valla Trinidad Thomas A. Scott Texas and Pacific Railway Company Bee Line Railway Company Santa Fe Cariso

Judge Berty Confined at Home and Town Updates

Tuesday’s Daily notes Judge Berty remains housebound. W F Staunton of M&M Co returns from an eastern trip. Frank Barl and M Groestrook visit Tarq doigogy. H L G Howe comes back from Bisbee tonight and heads there again tomorrow. Supervisor Bryan reportedly well at Benson. Sidewalk work begins in front of Engine House on Tough pat street. Land of Loale Fay cut in value from 2000 to 500 by court commissioner. bond not yet posted. Suit filed in district court over $470 in legal fees by Allen English against E J Roberts. Late trains caused delays. washout near Wilcox but mail eventually arrived. Sons of Rest banquet planned for night at tall next Hiree root beer depot. lanterns aid location. SALESMAN ad seeks energetic canvasser. one agent earned 5200 last year. Correction issued about interest on general fund warrants. proper figure is 340 on 560. Rainfall 0.9541 of an inch noted. Tombstone braces for dry season. Various ads include prepay outfits, professional ball claim by Home, and employment services by W E Payne Co. Judge Baker’s divorce-related sentencing reports clarified. Private Kaiser acquitted at Huachuca and restored with back pay.

Earthquake and heat wave sweep through the southwest

Reports describe a strong earthquake felt in San Diego and Yuma, with a following tidal surge and dust columns. Shocks toppled structures, cattle fled to high ground, and riverwater displaced by openings in the riverbed. Heat in Death Valley frays life with baked biscuits and dry potatoes.

San Diego Yuma Mexico Partine

A Californian letter hints at high altitude area

A Paos redox receipt mentions a San Jose resident seeking altitude details for a distant sea level question. Inquiries reference Hawashod resources and county guides, with a guess of around seven thousand feet, while noting uncertainty. The letter laments scarce outward notices about local resources and promotes ads offering discounted goods.

Paos Redox San Jose Hawashod Arizona Piasers Bn Wear

Complete Prospecting Outfit for Sale by Joan P Peterson

Lo Prospector complete outfit for prospecting includes three burros saddles pack gear tents picks gold pan cooking kit three canteens shotgun with reloading outfit and many other items for sale cheap inquire at 226 Grand Central Living House Joan P Peterson for particulars

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