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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1900
Page
2
Crumpled notices mix topics from immigration tallies to the Boer War, social science theories, and political finances. The text references pige milk experiments, immigrant counts, Boer casualties, and a request for cost transparency in Congress, reflecting scattered contemporaneous issues.
A fragmented passage argues that frequent advertisements by John Wan the largest advertiser in the world drive better business attitudes than static notices. It suggests readers prefer dynamic ads over dull, unchanging promotional content.
The Arizona Blade column by editor Those F Verdinies discusses prospects and opportunities for capital in the territory. It notes the editor's familiarity with local resources and the potential for development in Arizona.
A pamphlet from the adjutant general outlines the volunteer force in the war with Byaia. It shows 17817 volunteers and 223239 enlisted men, with 17017 officers and 223228 regulars serving. Killed in action numbered 19 among the latter. main losses from disease. Desertions minimal. overall commendations for the Arissae district.
Arrivals at Bessemer A.D. Upton Tombstone and Norton James Rielly Tombstone Jos Spencer Mich Maguel St Clair Mel Joseph Denton Tom Grady join Warren Steam Lawn lease. English family reunion in Tombstone. Black Crook Jr. company with 23 performers arrives March 3. Coover Medicine Co. offers dental extractions and medicines. Nicholas Gallegos guilty of grand larceny. sentencing to follow. Upcoming attractions list includes Hunt’s Arc, Black Crook Jr, Clara Tarepp Dolls House, Murry and Mack Pinnegan’s Bail, Episcopal Bazaar, Masquerade Ball, Margaret Wagner Block Co, Joe Flies to Bopans Alley, and The Grand Hand Co.
January 28 1960 Busnes notes pleasant weather with rain clouds gone and colder air. Reports of a severe fall but recovery of Joe Gowles. Rolling stock adds Ju 455 Tove ise. Typhoid convalescent at hospital. Various residents listed with locations. Justice court dockets, deposits, and readiness for new beck occupancy by Feb 15. Black Cross Jr tickets sell well. masque ball tonight attended with rich costumes.
The supreme court panel remains sparsely staffed until March as cases including the Byea Fire Insurance matter and Yavapai railroad bond disputes await judgment. Reports note active legal traffic with attorneys arriving from across the territory for the Cobre Grande suit and related hearings.
A May 1 note touts the Endoscope as a tool to inspect the stomach interior and claim cure for stomach troubles. A physician’s cautions follow, praising Stomach Bitters as the proven remedy for dyspepsia, indigestion, nausea, and insomnia, while warning against overreliance on new devices.
H. Logeweed, advance man for Hunte Stock Co, arrives as they plan a week of plays starting February. Black Crook Jr. advance sale promises standing room only. many townspeople and out-of-town guests registered at local hotels. Cowboys tensions and police discussion noted. De W K Chambers unveils new dental furniture and equipment at his office.
Report from Guaymas claims six American prospectors were killed by Mexican troops under General Torres near Sonora during a Yaqui conflict. Names listed include Dave Curick Jack Elridge and others. source cites El Paso Times and Tombstone gossip with uncertain international implications ongoing.
Governor Murphy responds to a New York Herald telegram insisting the public backs the amendment to the institution. He asserts strong support from territory residents and predicts ratification by two thirds or more of states. He notes debate over electing senators by popular vote and warns against overoptimistic mining claims.
The statehood committee has sent a statement to local finance committees listing expected sm notes for county contributions to the statehood fund. The record shows totals by county for 1899 including Apache and other areas, reflecting funded sums for the Washington work.
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