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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1894
Page
2
A purse of 35000 dollars has been offered by Los Angeles promoters for the Carbett Jackson bout. The financially cautious city could profit more by paying the principals to stay away as pre fight fan interest wanes with a high price for a short nine minute show.
Secretary of the treasury notes 405,120,000 in gold in circulation and 58,700,000 in silver dollars. Gold certificates 150,000,000 and silver certificates 325,000. Silver as money metal not to be withdrawn. Tombstone merchants lose license case. Supreme Court denial implies appeal to the higher court. Attorneys urge payment under protest with possible refund if reversed.
In Probate Court this afternoon Mrs Lindeny answered a show cause why she should not care for her child Miss Kane. She now lives in Bisbee with her late husband Mr Kane. After his death she married Mr Lindsey Sly claiming two adopted children. She alleges a will favors her and a conspiracy to break it, using her adopted daughter to grab estate. Testimony is recorded for publication tomorrow. Rev Friteband testified as Bisbee’s sole witness.
The notice warns that ten imitation porous plasters mimic Alicock Powers Prastans in appearance to deceive buyers. They are described as worthless and dangerous due to deleterious ingredients. It urges buyers to request Autcock's genuine porous plasters and Buaxpuern's Pin for blood purification.
Mrs Clark and her young daughter arrived at the court house to see her husband charged with violating the Edmunds act by having two wives. The scene moved onlookers as they met. the child asked to see her papa. The examination is set for ten o'clock tomorrow and the family will return to Bisbee. Subpoenaed witness Mrs Clark from Minneapolis accompanied the defendant.
Thursday’s Daily from Nogales reports Chas and Marden Tet at the morning store, Florence Urivaue changes management, and inquiries whether Will F Cooper will succeed George F Mack. Rossie Bluna fined yesterday in Bisto, Sefiur Salcido summoned to grand jury, and H G Howe returning from surveying work for the View Hearst estate. Sam Webb attended Salcido examination then returned to Nogales. Gov Mughea of Arizona visits Los Angeles for Chamber dinner. A Tombstone stone contract price misstated. Garlauil to begin road work near Bowie Feb 1. W H Sebastian markets tea. Mrs Lindeboy cited to show cause for support. Apache county considers $500 per insane person to territorial asylum. Old Hutch visits Preset for Williams Fork irrigation. W C Green returns from California with cattle. 1200 head not for sale soon. Funeral of George Osborn attended by fire companies. service by Rev Downs. Osborn, a Tamb stone fire dept charter member, aided department success.
A notice lists officers for Golden Rule Encampment with A. Morford acting Grand Obisath, Philip Sehireiter as Grand High Veet, Judd as Grand Serie wed, AUS. Reynolde as Grand Junior Warden, Bishoe Friday A. Morford acting.
The members of Engine Co. No. 1 Tombstone Fire Dept extend sympathies to the mother and relatives in their hour of widow and great loss. In death, George Osborn is described as a highly respected and honored brother. The firehouse will be draped in mourning for thirty days and copies of the resolutions will be sent to his mother and the Daily Prospector for publication.
Bisbee attorney Walter Tucker was held to appear before the U S grand jury after an examination before Commissioner Swain. Bail set at $200. Defense argued the cases are distinct. prosecution witness Mr Lang testified at the wedding. Tucker released on bond. Mrs Tucker No.2 sought.
In a Minneapolis courtroom Dr Clark faced a partial examination as his wife Mrs Clark refused to testify citing spousal privilege. Ed Land represented him while the judge and sheriff faced contempt threats as the witness remained silent. The hearing adjourned until tomorrow as more witnesses from Bisbee were sought.
Bisbee youths now retire to their homes at 5 p.m. The hoodlum bell is introduced as a reminder of bedtime. Forest of names includes note entries for Mra E Lindsey, W H Sebastian, AM Hinamam, Chas Franklin, San Francisco and Kansas City locals.
Reports describe a four nation monetary conference involving United States, England, France and Germany with proposals for a new 2.5 million pound initial bill issue. Bryan notes tax provisions apply to public officials and private citizens. San Francisco and Jacksonville cases, Victoria BC measures on gold and silver, and political moves in Washington and Los Angeles accompany a wide array of economic and legal items.
Publication records reveal Mining Application No. 301 served, naming parties such as AteaDeo, Otten, Perchie, and others. The document describes copper and other minerals, with references to Lookout and Lookout District, Breton Springs, and various claimants. It notes legal action pending by virtue of petition and relates to processes in Waring, Devt, and associated mining districts.
Mr. Lorenzo J. Sleeper, a well known Appleton resident, recalls years of severe stomach distress before using August Flower. After trying Maguire’s Bordicine briefly, his symptoms subsided and he regained confidence, praising the medicine’s effect on his dyspepsia.
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For sale cheap a complete newspaper plant including the Hee G revolution power press 7 column, large FranklinGordon job press, and a Washington band press plus complete outfit. All for 25 cents on the dollar. Stored in Tombstone, used little. Part cash offers considered. Apply S C Baca Tombstone Arizona.
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