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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1894
Page
2
The Tombstone Epitaph notes Thomas Mooxuionr of Kauvas has been nominated as minister to Bolivia. It argues the political climate and land figures show 12,000 acres surveyed and 34,000,000 acres of surveyed land in Arizona land subject to survey with ten acres allotted to one settler, implying a potential population of 5,000,000 souls.
In 1988 Arizona a 1 in 1592 vote anomaly is noted alongside a 123 percent figure and a four year gain in TS5 votes. The analysis argues this does not strongly support statehood yet counters claims of retrogression during the period.
The bill named after Tux Wilson has passed the house gauntlet with Democratic support for the platform. If the senate remains firm on the policy, the Democracy can recover some of its lost lambdas.
The account notes three thousand more slaves in recent years compared to any similar period in U S history, illustrating the terrible ordeal endured and explaining the country’s current dormant condition. The passage emphasizes the harsh impact of slavery on the nation’s welfare and morale.
The Senate debated the president's opposition to territory admission with western Democrats furious at his interference. If the bill passes the Senate a presidential veto is expected, a move Grover Cleveland had warned about days earlier.
A civic essay warns that the classical music teacher threatens republican government and national happiness. It argues popular music builds civilization and that even great inventors loved it, while grand performers failed to draw audiences abroad, concluding music must have melody to inspire virtue.
Ganz, 21, a longtime associate of Geronimo, reports to the El Paso Times on Apache at Mt. Vernon Alabama. He says they are well but fear massacre by whites if they return to Arizona. Names Nana Manger Geronimo Natchez Chatto recur among Arizona natives. Chatto is linked to the Charley McComas family tragedy and now claims Christianization and heaven as his aim. Also mentions a tonic Liver Regulator with no direct relevance.
An old doctor, after halting practice, claims to have tested a simple vegetable remedy for catarrh asthma and nervous complaints. He offers free instructions in German French or English and will send the full directions to those who respond with a stamped return. Address W A Noyes 620 Powers Block Rochester N Y.
A condensed notice listing daily events from Tombstone area includes moved families to Nogales, the late Chas Leach buried in Oakland, a dental illness case in Bisbee, a planned tree planting, a legal holiday with Bank of Tombstone closing, a deed filed for Bisbee property, and wedding plans for Prof Daily and Miss Kittie Linder in Nogales. Also mentions Ex Senator Fair visiting Yuma, a poison illness from cyanide exposure at Bose mine, prison tool purchases in Los Angeles, a court case about a stolen horse, and a militiaman count for the territory. News notes on railway shop hours restored to nine per day, Copper Queen foundation work at Bisbee, and mine plant shipments from Benson to Silver City. Mortgage foreclosure filings against Bauer and wife with G A Metea cited.
The court held the judgment not void and required the prisoner to serve the uncontested ten day portion before habeas corpus could be considered. It contrasted Dunbar where the full sentence was involved and emphasized guidance for future similar cases.
Dr. Clark of Bisbee walked from the county courthouse this noon a free man. Bondmen Tim Griffith and Jo Muirhead accompanied him. he went to the Palace hotel for a few hours with his Minnesota wife, then planned to return to Bisbee with Griffith. His Bisbee wife remains in Sonora near La Morita.
Notes on tar fish losses from skin disease in Avonstock and odd fishing tales from Jamaics hay to Middlesborough storms. J.P Whitney of Monterey boasts a high line with one thousand pounds of fish, including a big twenty seven pounder. Thurlow McMohen lands a thirty pounder on the McCloul River, while locals recount heavyweights and curious claims from Aransas county Texas and others.
The fragment notes torts average over a hundred yards in thickness and describes mountain pressure reshaping rock. It mentions 400000 varieties of insects known to entomologists and a claim that holes in marble exposed to seawater are insect caused. It also gives a mass of atmosphere per area and total tonnage figures.
The notice warns against imitations resembling Alicock's Porous Plasters, noting they are inferior and contain harmful ingredients. Alicock's is promoted as the genuine external remedy and best for purification, urging buyers to insist on Alicock's and avoid inferior Buaxpuera's Puts. Address hints to Martin's World's Fair Album Atlas and Tus Invree Co.
An extract from Youth's Companion depicts Queen Anne amid severe gout and pain during a meeting with Sir John Clerk, contrasting royal majesty with infirm vulnerability. The scene recalls Shakespeare and Tacitus, noting women governing and the weight of leadership beyond appearances.
A humorous Irish tale shows an eagerly awaited duel halted by a favor. An Irishman, pressed by friends to fight a lame challenger, agrees to the terms. When the cripple asks to lean on a milestone, the man’s seconds grant it. Pat then asks to lean on the milepost next, causing laughter and no shot fired, and the party returns home.
A remote community offered a clock to anyone who could truthfully claim to have minded their own business for a year and a day, free of meddling. Many attempted. few succeeded as even sworn vows failed to prove absolute noninterference. A young man with a spotless record seemed poised to win, but the judge retorted that his question about the outcome was not his business, and thus he did not receive the clock.
A crowded morning with Dr Liddell known for feeling a pulse and quick diagnoses. A young man claims lineage to Col Forester and the doctor urges him to discard the prescription and explain the ailment. A broader note covers political moves to move the state capital and speculation on economic policy including precious metals. The ad-like claim promotes Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as superior infant food with fewer illnesses.
A chaotic wire service digest reports the Kentucky legislature opposing Peckman, Carlisle bond concerns, and a broad set of political intrigues. It notes Wilton bill delays, Oscar Evans sympathizers, and a Tampa headquarter claim for Louisiana lottery. Also mentions Gladstone’s resignation rumor, and Rio murky actions with Bentham and the Wilson bill passage.
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