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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1892
Page
3
The piece notes calls for clemency for Garza followers, primaries set for August 27 and county convention on September 3, and broader clashes as southern railroads face upheaval. It also mentions Cheyney's possible congressional nomination, Sunday observance debates, New York securities, and speculative markets tied to silver and real estate.
The piece contrasts old and new press ethics noting that once editors avoided Democratic printing, while today news dominates and competition for public printing is fierce. It questions whether legislatures should fix partisan access and hints editors could charge friends after battles.
The Daily reports rich ore at the Emmerald mine and various local items. Mrs Wim. Kieke and child leave for Albuquerque to join Mr Kieke. Tim Griffith in town. Santa Fe project updates. stage line by Hebne. ads offer bargains and catalogs. World Fair nail drive and mining news.
August 15 Bisbee column notes Ben Clark’s recovery from a recent sandbagging and no clue to the attacker. Sunday School attendance figures are cited, plus a line rider Charlie Smith to be on crutches soon. Local picnic reports, medical ad copy, and remarks on the London conference member Currie favoring single standard. Antony Joseph predicts statehood passage and a Santa Fe military post plan with debate on Arizona HQ relocation.
A fragment describes a request for a small line of samples from a manufacturing company. It notes a traveller earned an average of $39 per month for six years, with partial references to New York locations and postal sites.
A long list of cattle brands and owners across Arizona and adjacent regions. Entries include ranch names such as SLAUGHTER DOS CABEZAS, DUVALL & CO Tombstone, ERLE CATTLE CO, MORRIS Tombstone, SULLIVAN & BAKER, BENE, RO C K FELLOW & SERVOSS, MONE BROS, LE BIALEY, J MONTA, METCALE, BATTERMAN, WHITOCK LAND & CASTLE CO, CHIRICANNA CATILE CO, CHIRICANNA and Dragoon area brands. Each line specifies post office, range area, and brand markings with left or right hip, shoulder, or thigh placements. Some brands include crossbars, circles, or letters like WW, 3M, and W. The document compiles diverse cattle and horse brands tied to specific locales such as Tombstone, Wilcox, Sulphur Spring Valley, and Dragoon regions.
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