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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1891
Page
4
A brief notice states a rate of 25 cents weekly for home delivery service and a charge of 1000 dollars appears in the record. The fragment indicates carrier delivery terms and a pricing note without broader context.
A jumble of notices and editorials discusses a grand plan to cut a channel from the Gulf of California to the Pacific to revive a dry Colorado desert lake. It cites W S Chapman proposing a 1 million dollar project, laments Bank of California, and notes Apache raids and border tensions near San Carlos. The page also includes ads for groceries, real estate, dental services, and saloon offerings.
A narrative describes an offbeat English church wedding in a rural setting. The officiating dean adheres to ritual while the couple, humble and bashful, face awkward moments over a ring and payments. The ceremony includes a key, a horse, and a comic, strained display of ceremony and charity.
Passenger schedule indicates leaves Tombstone at 1 15 p m for Fairbank to connect with east and west trains at Berson. Passengers are delivered to and from the Stage office in the city and free baggage service is mentioned.
Notice warns license must be procured before starting any business liable to tax. Cites Paragraph 2235 2236 2241 of the act and tolls on penalties. All licenses payable at Tombstone office. Sheriff C B Kevros Cochise County Arizona Tombstone June 30 1890.
Notice to Joseph G. Robertts and G Nardini and heirs that coowner in the San Pedro mining claim, Cochise County Arizona, must pay $25 per share by ninety days after publication to avoid loss of interest. A. T. Haly Tombstone, July 7, 191? James Garrett.
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