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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1892
Page
3
Prominent residents like E B Monk and Ben Blackburn are noted in Tucson and Los Angeles respectively. Revival services begin in Florence as mining reports cite ore carloads at Dragon Summit and a fresh Bonanza mine month showing over $78,000 in output with $50,000 net after costs.
Peter Moore arrives from Soldier Holes after noon with word of Indian bands near Bucker Canyon. Ranchers alert to possible encounter as renegade Sioux-like group roams toward Swissbelo mountain. two haymak ers and a small party pursue along the main road. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters promo and assorted notices follow amid local death and business entries.
Friday's Daily reports E G Howe lost today for Bosir J W Stump arrived from 11 chucas C Bagg expected home near Tuscasy Wm Lee from the San Bernardino ranch several drummers were passengers on the stage The Presbyterian church received 94 in net proceeds The call for Monday meeting at City Hall will be published Mrs Vic Wilton and son depart Sunday for Washington Mrs Adamson of the Cochise Hotel and a passenger on the incoming stage from Europe The jury found J A Rukohl not guilty in the Prescott poisoning case The Prowrector jokes about a swallowed revolver cartridge Geo Storms shipped supplies to the ranch Dragoons Telluride and Tombstone residents wed Lizzie Pollard in Telluride Mr Martin now of Telluride weds Lizzie Pollard Gur Williams in jail in Phenix Prescott The city debt funding dispute prompts Tombstone council to call a public meeting Monday at City Hall Copper Queen appoints Dr Francis Eugene Smith as assistant physician and surgeon ready December 1 He is a North Carolina native and NYU medical graduate with Bellevue Polyclinic hospital experience
Americans use 400 million postal cards yearly with about twenty letters lost per million. London letters consume 20 gallons of ink daily. Tombstone announces improved water delivery in all directions and upcoming liberal rate schedule with a note dated Nov 14 1892 and a birth notice dated Nov 30 1892.
A pistol shot near Bauer's butcher shop drew onlookers as George Metcalf principal and GW Swain attorney grappled after a dispute over classroom discipline and alleged insults. Swain was arrested then released. the men are prominent citizens. American Agriculturist noted poultry tips follow.
Paris inspector M. Willot claims a new instrument can send signals across submarine cables without condensation effects. Tests between Marseilles and Algiers achieved up to 200 dispatches per hour, and Havre to New York trials are planned to confirm long distance efficacy.
A Chicago proposal describes a building shaped as a barn with frostage made entirely of wines and aluminum. The item notes a quirky array of local sayings and odd anecdotes about superstition, pills, and a trolley sighting in Wichita, plus remarks on trade as a waiter in salt works and health hazards from falls.
A jumble of aphorisms and excerpts on daily life, Icelandic schooling, gas cooled ice methods, and a classified recruiting note. Highlights include a lone Iceland high school at Seykjasik, its curriculum, and tailoring emphasis. a Canadian claim of artificial ice via illuminating gas. and a pay offer for energetic salesmen with earnings cited.
A fragment reports J. Anderson from Over luck's ranch claiming Indian activity near Ross' ranch seat and O Connor Heyne sightings. It mentions frightened Roz cattle in the canyon, tracks of renegades toward Swiss helme, and Kid allegedly driving horses with armed Indians ahead. Also notes a wine prize and employment ad from Union Avenue Kansas City.
A Sheldon A.T. letter to the Solomonville Bulletin urges forming a twelve man company to pursue Kid and the Indians. It pledges personal funding, promises wages and expenses, and cites Governor rewards of 2500 dollars total. It highlights C Anderson as a county citizen ready to join, and notes local Tombstone involvement.
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