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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1897
Page
4
Railroad time tables list stations and schedules for the Maricopa and Phoenix line with arrivals and departures at Tempe and Phoenix. It names officials like Frey and Naveen, and shows morning and evening times, indicating a historical timetable entry with partial legible lines.
Local notes report mail arrivals and prices for clothing and medicines. Tom Sorin left for his mines in the Dragoons. Mining Exchange Hall hosts a dance Monday evening. Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup offered at 2.50 for three bottles. A Methodist Church service is announced for tomorrow evening. Joseph McPherson departed for Critten den on business. Attorney E W Land of Bibes visited from Bisbee for talks with Sands.
Bryan sues mayor and city council of Lincon Neb seeking to restrain delivery of 534 500 funding bonds with a gold crane to City Treasurer Stephenson. Supreme court decides Bryan’s portion sustained while votes had been admitted two years ago.
A quirky report describes the jumping bean toy, a three pod bean with a grub in the center. When heated they throb and can leap after being pressed, amusing travelers and friends. Experiments show horizontal travel on a flat surface but no lateral motion in air.
A special meeting of the T O F will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Business of importance will be transacted. Visiting members are invited. D Mowstowere, Secretary. A H Easvet, N G.
Riggs of Cochise attacked Mr Skinarr over an appropriation vote, while supporters push for sugar beet development. The scene drew onlookers as advocates claim sugar beets meet rising demand and could become a key Anis Valley product, with experimentation seen as the path to discovery.
A report from the Interior Department arrives in Tagegm about the Reservation near the coal field and a survey of desert land linked to the San Carlos Indian reservation. If favorable, investments may follow as the region could be ready for development. A separate incident on Allen Street involved a two horse wagon colliding with an awning. no injuries occurred. A Louisville Post note mentions 10,090 murders and 408 legal hangings last year in the United States. Washington social event planned for Monday evening at Exchange Mill with tickets available and invitations extended.
The item records names such as Herrick Cooper Cox and Wolcott in the Ames County area. It notes a dance at Mail promises good attendance, a mining district near the Caberass and a Coleman house prep for moving to Pearce. Freight to Toubsteme continues as merchants base applications.
A recently published report quotes President Diaz discussing immigration as a major labor need for Mexico’s agricultural development amid a vast, sparse territory. The piece mentions a Mr Ward L from Frederick s noting medical experts’ opinions and praises Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy through a local dealer.
A damaged fragment outlines a law proposal affecting tax on machinery and ship parts, mentioning payment requirements and penalties. The text references ages from 2 to 80 and a perilous reflection on political authority, with scattered terms like Cookstools, Swing Machines, and a noted sum of $20.
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