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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1893
Page
4
Sigma Service notes a temperature range for 24 bears ending at 6 o'clock p.m. on January 4 with a maximum of 62 and a minimum not specified. The report highlights notable readings within the period and records the day’s thermal span for the wildlife enclosure.
Wm Taylor registered at San Jose Jake registered at Palace Pat Cunningham and Joe Taylor registered at Cs Frank Reilly New York biograph on San Jose register Twenty five men at Turquoiean Mr Seaveras properties Mint at Hermusilly closed due to lack of silver Wm Lady arriving from ranch to return to Yavapai Alvin Howe left California for Pomona college Mr and Mrs H Schmieding back from Gusymes Tenora Little son of A W Smith very ill with slim chances Chas Earl cousin of Frank Earl Gazette New Year edition with Salt River valley reserve info Wa Fields former Bydow store employee now express messenger N M A road Nugaree Guayiee Hall's Hair Renewer promotes hair growth and color Frank Earl home from California San Diego and Los Angeles with parents
A fragment mentions Chamb Cough Remedy for croup with Rockwate’s Day Store, then lists items like New crop Raisins and Dried Fruits at Waters Younes. It notes Col. Hatford leaving for Bartlet Springs California to treat blood poisonining and mentions Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as standard blood purifier. Miles’s Deve Stoxx provides prescriptions. I. N. Towne and family travel to Albuquerque to take charge of the San Felipe Howl. Citizen profile praises Tucson and Albuquerque residents.
Kid Capt Dick, a 19 year veteran scout from Los Angeles, arrived in the city this morning to devote months to hunting the Apache Kid. He plans to travel next to Wilcox and Vancebridge via San Carlos agency with George McCook’s promise of help in recruiting an armed party.
This afternoon the board of imper visora met at 2 30 o clock. Mr Stable said he would attend duties of the office as prescribed by law. Mr McAllister addressed Mr Waite as chairman while previously calling him sheriff. McStable asked about a new bond and replacement time. White stated ten days to file a new bond and one more day to replace the current bond. Mr Stable was to examine bonds and contracts and report tomorrow. Mr Tay lor sought a report and the district attorney extended the session by one night. The bond remains in effect as the Prospectum goes to press.
The OrrictlaL Refort records the January 3 1893 meeting of the board of supervisors. Scott White faced questions over his status as sheriff while W K Perkins and J P McAllister were elected as new supervisors. Hawes was chosen clerk with sureties, bids for indigent burial and county printing approved, bids for care of indigent sick to be reconsidered, and clerk salary set at 500 dollars per year. Meeting adjourned to January 4 1893.
A barber describes a dramatic shift in facial hair styling as dyed mustaches fall out of favor. He notes inspectors with dyed lips and ward detectives using deceptive color, while Paris imports plummet. Wax and grease usage drop with the trend, revealing a cultural change in grooming.
Caota N1L to have a soldiers monument funded by ex-officer Smyth of Manchester. The Swiss are noted for civil outbreaks in this era. A 1757 tradition mentions an iron jewel on the Severn. Seonrrany Proctor cites five national cemeteries with 128,115 soldiers under regional superintendents. New York forms a continental regiment to stir patriotism with George Washington uniforms. Marbot’s memoirs recount Russians at Leipzig using Baskir Turtara archers, one wounded by an arrow.
Ex senator Evarts faces incurable eye ailment that hinders reading and public participation though not yet at immediate risk of total blindness. Bailey of Texas appears in frilled shirt and white tie resembling a country curate from fifty years ago. The article notes the late George W. Knox, once conductor on the Philadelphia to Washington train that bore Lincoln, who inspired a Lincoln statue.
The piece describes Szraton Hnice wearing a rainbow accessory and a fondness for rainbow lines. Warretan Rem appears changed from four years ago, with bent form and elderly gait. he now enjoys horseback riding and carriage drives on family medical advice. Joper Terr, a new federal judge, requires all attorneys and witnesses to stand during proceedings. PRESCEST Anans argues Columbus burial mysteries point to San Domingo. Sexaton Bannon is portrayed as a dignified old-school statesman, courteous and fond of sockety dealings.
Today's session of the board opened with the leader of the Sivore group absent and Mr. McAllister presiding while Mr. Staehle was named fillibuaterer. A motion granted Staehle until 2.20 p.m. to address questions, McAllister opposing Gill Jan. 16. the amendment failed to gain a second and the 230 hour was settled. A communication noted BM. Harrow's withdrawal from the Scott White bond with a directive to secure a supplementary bond, then adjournment to 2.30 p.m.
Moist itching and stinging at night worsens with scratching. Untreated piles form tumors that bleed and ulcerate. Swavaxe Oneranor claims to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors in most cases. Available by mail order for 4 cents from Dr Ewane & Son in Philadelphia.
Classified list of patent medicines and groceries offered at Mittex Devo stoke and neighboring stores including Pride at Livermere Sherry Wier-Prize at Paris Exposition. Stores mention Rockwells Pharmacy and Hoefer for acids, feeds, and sewing machines. Sales agents advertised with weekly earnings potential. Frequent street and address cues reflect a bustling early 20th century ad page.
In a formal execution sale the court orders the sale of various properties including parcels along Main Street in a town called Hi, and nearby properties connected to local residents. The notice cites judgment terms, interest at 7 percent, and costs, with bids to be presented at the county court house on January 34 in a year listed as 1802.
A brief clipped item notes Constic Ayer and Bilicu in dispute or political claim with terse phrasing and unclear context. The fragment hints at a campaign or advocacy angle but lacks concrete details of date place or outcome.
A collage of quotations promoting truth and self discipline blends with a rail industry note about London traffic handling vast passenger volumes. It also mentions a streetcar project in Toslisend, Emwian Turkestan, and endorses Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a Salt Lake City pharmacist testimonial.
Odd aphorisms mingle with garbled phrases about knots and poison versus honey. A swallowed line praises Chamberisin's Cough Remedy attributed to Sheriff Hansman of Tyler County West Virginia, claiming near instant relief from a cold, sold locally.
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