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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1894
Page
2
Yesterday in Mie the fight against the income tax clause failed as all amendments were voted down by a solid majority. The debate centered on proposed changes to the tax framework and the outcome sets the path forward for fiscal policy in the region.
A two by four pamphlet bearing the title What L Zeckender Keeps is distributed from the Citizen office, with the Protractom office listed as the recipient and receiving a liberal supply.
Opponents of the proposed penny franchise warn the plan may be a dummy in multiple senses, signaling potential trouble for the Phenix City Council as it seeks public input and scrutiny.
The report claims midsummer gatherings in the east allege the Leth Parties caused demonetization of silver during twenty four years of Republican rule, questioning who authored the crime and casting doubt on accountability.
Democrats of Cochise County convene as factions surface over pie and stations yet they unite in support when the political clash commences.
Tar Denver reports a proclamation by Republican clubs advocating gold and silver as money. The stance is seen as evidence that the party supports free coinage against silver, signaling a split in policy and urging unity at the assembly.
The attorney-general Lue sent to the senate via the secretary of the treasury a request for a 12000 deficiency appropriation to pay expenses of us. mearshate ar resting and punicking train-stenting Coxnyites. First evidence of goet work by the common wealths. they have aided in putting £125,000 in circulation.
At the Denver meeting Col Herring introduced a resolution calling the country to immediately provide for free coinage of gold and silver and to fix a bimetallic standard for United States money. He argued the industries of all classes require this, and that both metals should have unlimited legal tender. The speech followed, but the silver glare proved overpowering.
Yavapai county supervisors pass a resolution protesting the cession of public lands to the territory. Other boards are expected to join. The Los Angeles irrigation congress also opposes the ceding, driven by speculation fears. General belief holds Congress will avoid the issue after tariff matters.
The article quotes the national Republican platform from Minneapolis pledging parity of money in gold silver and paper. It asserts the Denver meeting adopted the silver plank and claims the current financial condition matches that platform.
Fee Chureday's Daily reports Joe Vincent leaving for Congress and Goldwater visiting for business. J Shearer and S Bryant registered in San Jose. E Sydow confirmed Tombstone postmaster. goods shipped from Tempe to town. fresh Mackberries and apricots arrive. Prescott Supreme Court opens Monday for a two week session. watermelons from Sonora arrive in Tucson. watermelons said to be legal tender in the ancient pueblo. Dem primaries set for August 4 in Maricopa County. S PLP and PY expected at Congress mine within eight weeks. Future moves include Florence to Phoenix for Juilee E. Edwanle’s practice. Kislew brings Early Rose potatoes. a Florence dispatch notes Fibbri’s death with $20,200,000 fortune.
Nellie Cassman, famed Pacific coast lodging figure, returned to Prescott by last night’s train. Courier Herald notes Tombstone agent in the city. Mention recalls Reno fire destruction years ago and ongoing medical hopes. HusteY brothers plan Gulf voyage with others to Tituron Island. J Farnsworth Wilson adjust losses in Globe. San Francisco trip. Kellner & Co insured for 15000. Sultan 2000. Tayler 1500.
Eight riders depart Tacena for the Nogales to Tucson distance event with a flag marked route from Nogales to Canoa and to Tucson. Reports note expected finish before dawn tomorrow while local officials discuss county claims and sugar manufacturing tales in Tombstone and nearby towns.
G.W. McLasr describes Chile facing a severe financial crisis with devalued currency, high insurance costs, and a large national debt after a revolution. He praises Chile as a paradise despite turmoil, noting women roles in transport and public offices as evidence of progress.
A Nogales to Tucson long distance bike race took place this morning. Brows of Phoenix won with an unprecedented four hours thirty seven minutes for 75 miles. Wilson finished second and Salter third, all others distanced. An immense crowd greeted the riders as they entered Tucson.
In Graham County parents live area a confession links the Milton California stage robbery to a gang. Keener Bierer and Dowdie were involved. Keener died after being shot by the messenger. Bierer agreed to tell all, Dowdle gave similar statements seeking leniency after confrontation.
An aged readers’ notice extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted remedy for age related weakness. It claims to counter rheumatic complaints kidney troubles and other ailments of the elderly while improving appetite sleep and convalescence. It also says the tonic helps prevent malaria and supports general vitality.
Reports from various cities note the July trial of Caesara Santo, accused in Carnot’s assassination, amid bold claims of political turmoil. Philadelphia’s W M Singerly named governor candidate. Carnot funeral set for Sunday at the Pantheon. A riot in Garibaldi Hall ended with police intervention as Italian meetings sparked violence. Rail strikes and Pullman boycotts disrupt trains nationwide. Yale wins the boat race by a length. New Mexico statehood moves forward in the House. unions plan to withhold Pullman cars pending boycott end.
Charles Ki Worce states Tucson Sampling Works offers special low rates on low grate thious silver or gold mes. Large lumps of low grate may be dumped at fore lt with terms to cover cost, for 60 days. Worce notes the offer applies to substantial quantities and then pricing reverts.
Fragmentary notice indicates a contest for a school position favors Cha s A Overlock with many parents and voters in the district urged to allow the name to be used. An unrelated line advertises salesmen wanted with a free prep packet and a claim of earnings, P O Box 1971.
Advertisers seek large quantities of carbonate of lead concentrate with annual furnishable tonnage estimates. Price for Jowet coal and delivery to St Louis and Kansas City requested. Respondent should guarantee supply. contact Jon J. Cortorox at 115 Broadway New York NY.
Through sleeping car service established from San Francisco to Chicago and St Louis via Southern Pacific, El Paso Texas & Pacific, and Ft Worth and Rock Island. Passengers can board two sleepers at Benson or any line station and travel without changing cars. Tickets available now.
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