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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1893
Page
3
notices report flags on all public buildings in honor of General Weaver. Local items include pay day for T. M. & M. Co and various arrivals and visits. The Antelope mill prep for twelve hours daily next week, ore shipments to Uso Negro, and probate bond approvals discussed, with mixed weather and repairs around town.
Treacherous Gold portrays gold as faithless in emergencies says armies and navies are not sustained by gold. It claims gold worsens panic and disaster, injures public credit, and harms national obligations. The speech asserts gold aids enemies during crises and only returns to favor after victory is secured.
The committee at Fairbank welcomed Gen Weaver with a large coach tour to Towboatone aboard the Amirons Mail & Stage Co. Big coach Muduc decorated with bunting carried the party. Genera Weaver engaged in warm talks with local leaders as crowds gathered at the courthouse. Lunch and dinner hospitality extended by F M & BM Co. The speaking event was moved to tonight at Schiedelin Mall in The Free and Unimited Cainage of Silver wight.
San Francisco issued circular detailing 1892 precious metals production in western states and territories. Mexico reports 2237488 dollars. Arizona totals 6182.07. Montana leads with 30,000,673 dollars in output.
Nichole Ge recovers Allen English from La Grippe and McAllister, acting for J. P. McAllister, files suit in circuit court to install E. A. Nichols as supervisor. Complaint questions Nichols’ claim and seeks costs and a declaratory ruling. A special term may be held and the decision likely appealed to the supreme court.
Walter Walsh son of A. D. Walsh died at 2 o clock after months of illness from consumption. He was a worker for many years and leaves a young wife and infant, a broken hearted mother, father, and sisters. The community offers sympathy in bereavement.
Walter T. Wash died in Tombstone on January 20 at age 27 years four months. Funeral from his residence at 2 Yelock p.m. Sunday June 22, with rites at the Catholic Church at 2.00 p.m. Friends and acquaintances invited to attend.
Friday items report John Miano’s child improving and Wood and family’s California return. C B Kelton travels to Los Angeles with Tucson stopover. City council adjourns to Monday the 23rd for lack of quorum. Claims against Weaver celebration to M D Scribner. Florence Tribune notes Cochise County Republican loss and Democratic board. Arizona Colorado River Irrigation Company changes name. Fresno nursery agent. Tombstone Democrats accused of corruption and urged to spread lessons. Thomas Tomileon killed by Southern Pacific train. widow awarded $18,000. supreme court upholds. RW Wood and GW Seaver, disappointed in failed celebration, miss events.
The photographer finished images yesterday morning in front of the court house showing a big coach drawn by six horses with banners and passengers led by General Weaver. The Tombstone crowd and the courthouse backdrop make a historic, memorable scene worth preserving as a memento of a significant day.
A bellicose note speaks of a lifelong internal foe calmed by Hostetter's Bitters, claiming biliousness and related ailments yield to its tonic. Concurrently, an official report states Silver City binds lands for the Silver City Deming and Prestic railroad, promising new 7 percent bonds to retire outstanding issues, with present bonds at 10 percent annual interest.
A crowded Schieffelin Hall event honors General Weaver with a pro silver coinage speech. The procession from Tu clock to Palace Hotel included three bonfires and aerial rockets. Weaver argued for free silver, urged Arizona and New Mexico unity, and praised Tombstone’s reception and local organizers.
Severiano Martinez, jailed on murder charges in Capt Parks case, seeks to prove an alibi as ranchers and miners in Huschaca District doubt his guilt. Coroner and judge show confidence in proof but Parks family testimony weighs against him. Cousin Lucas Martinez plans to testify to the time and location of the murder. Some district residents accuse Mrs Parks of abusing her husband and threatening to shoot him.
Justice Koska renders decision in Reilly versus Kelton awarding judgment to the defendant with costs. Plaintiff plans to appeal the ruling.
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