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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1893
Page
4
The following is the range of the thermometer for the 24 hours ending 8 o clock p m February 11. Readings show the day's low and high temperatures to inform weather updates and daily climate records.
Killis Campbell signs hotel registry. L & Richards of Sonora stays at Palace. Lectures planned in Tucson on the Hawaiian Islands. Bert Dunlap cited in Sierra Bonita division plan. Kern River flood damages property. Tom Steel remains in town. Huachuca beer contract ended. Ranch work near Wilcox. Henry Gray returns from Socorro on ore shipments. Chiricahua Cattle Co moves cattle toward Bepar range. Wilcox cattle trade to Sulphur Spring valley near Fort Thomas. Duvall & Co ship cattle to Monterey. Be nots on Beata Fe plans in San Diego. San Juan reports steady gold prospecting. bed rock uncertain. Eagle Brand Condensed Milk praised. Bell acquitted in railroad tie case. no intent to steal. Dad Sam Wise seeks Benson property sale. Solomonville visit. Watson flees debt, captured at Nogales. Cattle on Hudson range in South Pass in good condition. C C Co owns long uninterrupted range from Dragoons to Chiricahuas.
Mrs. Eliza Heckle, recently confined in a hospital and examined by the Probate Judge, returned to the institution yesterday. She states she is not weak minded but has a strong wish to locate her son named Robert Heckle whom she insists must be found. She appears refined and intelligent.
Law Aubury promotes cyanide treatment on Maydower mine screenings and reports up to 95 percent ore recovery. Geo Fitts tests the method behind his store. if pilots succeed, a Tombstone ore company may form. Some ores fail while others prosper, and fair displays in Cochise county promise notable exhibits at the World's Fair.
An 19th century style advertisement extols Syrup of Figs for gentle relief of cold, headaches, fevers, and constipation. It touts active Kid sere, Liver and Bowels action, harmless ingredients, and medical approval. Sold by druggists for 1 bottle, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co with its name on every bottle.
Col Tobnston, former Gazette editor, and Wm Condon report binding the ruins of an ancient Aztec city. Hieroglyphs show monkey tails and a serpent cross on an oval stone, suggesting navigation knowledge. A surrounding fortification wall remains well preserved and indicates a past population of at least 60 000.
An article claims man is a mechanical being wearing out by friction and that the body can be renewed every two to three years. It promotes Branpeau's Puts as a purging remedy to replace worn parts, asserting the process makes a new body in months without downtime, touting the product as harmless and vegetable.
Notice states payment of all outstanding warrants issued before January 1 1891 or debts due December 31 1890 at the Territorial Treasurer in Phoenix Arizona. Interest on warrants stops after that date. Includes notices about five cent cigars and exhibits at local shops for church benefit.
H G Howe reports from Sonora that the Colorado mine owned by Chamberlain and Price employs about 200 men. A newly completed forty-stamp mill runs day and night as one of the most complete reduction works in Sonora. Some ore is shipped to New Jersey for treatment and workers are paid 75 cents to $1.50. Howe surveys the underground works and assesses the company and properties.
An old promotional notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Des Moines Iowa. It claims two bottles were purchased and sent to New York City and Peekskill New York by express for Mr H H Lane druggist. The ad mentions Mr Scriven as a prominent shirt factory president and urges trials for colds.
An old remedy praised for fifty years by mothers for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. Described as pleasant tasting and effective, it is sold by druggists worldwide. Bottles cost twenty five cents, with claims of incalculable value through Mrs Winslow's House Store.
A fragmentary note surveys languages and dialects with over 57 000 newspapers published. It mentions Axonew Canxcnne donating millions to Pennsylvania libraries and libraries in his homeland, alongside a cure-all pitch for Syrup of Figs as a simple health remedy.
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