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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1893
Page
2
Pasted text discusses ex president James A. Garfield, his death, and a political climate in Cochise County Arizona. Mentions a silver bill moving through the Senate, a People’s Party club, and government purchases of silver bullion at a profit. Sparse OCR yields garbled lines about finance, wrangling among supervisors, and upcoming monetary actions in 1894.
The probate judge declined to approve the bonds for two newly appointed Cr chine county supervisors Messie Hare and Nichols H, noting no vacancy existed. Other items mention a Chas Grayville Johnston departure and a Supreme Court decision discussion. Steven White advocates voters selecting senators, urging enforcement of transferring trans continental railway companies to the government and aligning with the Democratic platform.
A scan shows scattered names linked to multiple cities including San Francisco Des Moines Monterey Denver New York and Los Angeles. The fragment includes Ammarse Chas M Friedberg J.B. Weaver J.H. Huffman H Sultan and several others with no clear event or role evident.
A shopper from Stockton California endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla, claiming cures and relief from illness. The letter asserts personal health gains and urges others to use the product, noting availability and price.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a land survey and patent application record with names like HERUERT BROWN and HOWELL, and mentions of survey numbers, bearings, distances, and a notice of adverse claims. The garbled text references a legal proceeding, a patent description, and a county recorder context with a final line listing authorities and editors.
Public land notice from Tombstone Territory announces a patent action for a described tract including copper bearing mineral claims. Herman Brown and W Howell represent the claimant, with publication required for four weeks, detailing survey numbers, patent process, and objection deadlines.
A mining claim notice announces an entry in Warren Mining District referencing lode No. 10 and 410088, with adjoining claim details in the Angel Low area. The notice states publication requirements, fees due, and a proclamation by Mebert Brow, Register, dated near thepublication date.
The document records a mining patent application by Wiles and others in the Arizona Territory describing an 8 patent claim for lode and vein mining. It details location with sections and corners, measurements, and references to lode veins and claims numbered Corser to Comber, with distances and markers noted along the vein.
Dated notice from Cochise County, Arizona identifies adjoining claim parcels under Survey No 041 and Survey No 1896 Little New York Lode. All persons with adverse claims must present them within ten days of publication or be barred by a court of record. Herbert Brows, Registrar. Des Williams, Agent.
Herbert Brown registers a patent application by Copper Queen Milling Co. agent Ben Williams for a copper lode vein in Warren mining district Cochise County Arizona. The description covers a 90 foot by 130 foot claim area with specified corners and measurements. Public notice calls for adverse claimants to appear within sixty days and file with the local land office.
The notice records a mining claim filing by William Pen Williams for a 9 linear mile tract in Warren Mine District Arizona. It names survey details, boundaries, and the official publication date with heirs required to present claims within the stated period. Herbert Brown and Ben Williams are listed as agents.
Public notice records an application for five patented mining claims in Arizona Territory, listing claim numbers, measured and unmeasured properties, and boundaries. The document specifies publication for ten weeks, with proceedings overseen by state officials and legal representatives, naming parties involved in the claim and survey details.
Fragmented readable words describe individuals and places. no clear events or outcome emerge. The text references Gaertner, PF, and Artrone with uncertain associations. No coherent action or date can be determined from the readable fragment.
Drove to Bisbee Arizonas Wood Chopper lode claim in the Wares Mining District Cochise County Arizona Territory seeks eleven hundred and fifty two inches of ground with posts and corners described and a claim to be published for opposition with adverse claimants required to present within the prescribed days. Herbert Grows registrar and W Mowell attorney for claimants announce the public notice and publication in Lew Times for one week.
The notice lists applications for mining claims in Cochise County with details of claim names, locations, vein descriptions, and survey measurements. It notes the claims' terms, holders, and the public record process for patenting, including deadlines and publication in the mining district notices.
Fragmented OCR notes announce a murder case action filed by Brown and others, with references to a register and notices, pending publication date, and attachments to a nuisance or public notice format. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Notice is given that certain land parcels in the territory of Arnona and Chi mine rected are to be appraised for patent. The hearing will be held at the Treasury Ince and Mamsoochinde with claimants required to present evidence. Proceedings stay two weeks from the publication date or the rights may be affected by the land office decision.
The notice describes a mining claim in Creine county, detailing the location at corner No. 4 and related markers, with dates and parties including J. W. Howell and L. Gardin. It warns that all persons opposing the survey must appear within the ten week publication period and comply with provincial regulations.
Vague OCR text with mixed letters and phrases. It mentions a place and time but lacks clear facts, names, or events. No coherent action or outcome is discernible to summarize into a factual item.
Legal notice records the location and adjoining claim for a mine in Cadilac county with details from page 28. It states that all holders of aaversr Caviar snerete must present the claim within the publication period or be barred by statute. BERBELE WROWN, Register, and Weouawe, attorney for Claimant, sign.
A mining patent application is filed by Cont Artima for 118 near ret 0 the Pacre no La beard 4 yl wlver a copar ture In War on Mining District Conlon county. The notice lists survey markers, landmarks, and boundaries with detailed bearings and distances. WEGERT BROWN, Register, 3, W. Wowsta, calls for claimants to appear before the office by a specified date.
The notice describes a mining claim in Cochise County Arizona near Warren Wining Distent with Survey No. 10 and adjacent claims Mara mioth and Garner mines. It lists corner bearings, area about GA acres, and notes publication in Cochise county records with filing deadlines and legal consequences for noncompliance.
Iver That The No Cro r Qimen Camniitere Mein Coy Wy en Wifamme, agent, wie protic: adidrrse Biche Co hie county A tone bes wade ap 2 Vom Worm pate E for CA Thuent fees von Hie Lie New York Low, Uaring god, alter and copper, stuate is Warren Mining District Cochine county, Arsen. and deweeibest om Ove official Lat nd Gel. The location of this mine is noted in the patent publication with survey details and legal requirements. Attorney Herbert Boox represents the case and dates reference publication procedures and response deadlines.
Advert describes a job offer for sales agents to market merchandise in Chicago. It mentions a salary of twenty five or more, implies direct commission or payment, and provides an address at 3178 W Yeomen Bur enot Chicago for further information. The ad uses misspellings and incomplete phrases typical of a historical classified notice.
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