Arizona Admission Bill Stirs Senate Yet No Silver Price Change
A fragment notes the strike has not moved silver prices as Arizona Admission bill proceeds, with observers listening for Senate debate and any accompanying noise signaling passage.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1894
Page
3
A fragment notes the strike has not moved silver prices as Arizona Admission bill proceeds, with observers listening for Senate debate and any accompanying noise signaling passage.
The House committee on interstate and foreign commerce plans an inquiry into labor troubles from the Pullman strike after a long session. Debs and labor leaders face defense by Ixclssor as arrests continue amid calls for government ownership of railroads and telegraphs.
Hite the lone Democrat to align with Republicans against tariff policy. Populists split, two for and two against, as a New York style figure Hill gains a reputation for peculiarity. Illinois Governor Altgeld, after his Haymarket pardon, clashes with President Cleveland over mail delivery and executive moves.
The Los Angeles Herald recalls Chief Justice Baker of Arizona cooling off in Los Angeles during midsummer. An Angeleno by birth and San Diegan by stint, he could seek a Senate seat when Arizona becomes a state. A Barvist minister Ravlin faces jail in Los Angeles after urging 7000 observers to rise against the U.S. government. A grand jury indicted him within six minutes and a U.S. marshal took him into custody.
Tria laments that the EU Supreme Court will hear no cases until January, leaving Cochise County cases unsettled. The cloud over county administration should be lifted, incumbents seek a judicial verdict to vindicate two years of conduct, while democracy moves to demand a verdict this fall.
J M Castaneda travels from Benson while John C Fall visits Los Angeles for health. Yuma faces a beef famine. Hunter elected school trustee at Safford. Willcox gains potatoes from company farm. Arthur Gage in Tucson. E B Gage under Dr Scothelsow care. Phoenix rains well. Governor Hughes at Ashbury pay Jersey editorials. New white lead praised for roofs. A P strikers sentenced for contempt. Mail brings letters. LA to east traffic resumes. Williams Palace Car Co plans $3M capital and car plant at St Joseph. Mogollon burned, $75,000 loss. Yaple and San Francisco dailies. Emil Sydow bond to Washington. August likely for office. Magneto telephone arrives for Pkus recton office. Prices down 15% silver, 20% steel rails, 20% wheat, 31% pork, 20% wool. Superintendent Noble says trains move, workers back, ALR members returning. Sheriff sale at Solomonville clears telegraph line. original owners claim real estate redemption. Last night rain 0.7 inch over area. Walnut gulch a torrent. Tombstone drug store keeps full line of medicines and prescriptions filled.
Taxes are due and payable to Chic Pugh at City Hall daily from 11 to 1 and 6 to 8 until July 25, when taxes will become delinquent. This notice highlights the payment window and impending delinquency date.
The Supreme Court will adjourn in Prescott after Chief Justice Baker and associates arrive. A quorum issue and ongoing doubt about lawful proceedings have led to continued adjournments, with business moved to the January term. The Star notes tribal trouble figures and Pullman Company inflation, while Mammoth camp suffers a severe cloudburst damaging property and warehouses.
For sale at 25 cents on the dollar a complete newspaper plant including a 7 vol. press and power unit, a large job press, and a job office setup. Stored in Tomes and previously used for a newspaper operation. Address Crace for particulars and delivery.
Through sleeping car service between San Francisco and Chicago via Southern Pacific Texas Pacific routes has been established. A through sleeper to St Louis via Iron Mountain route is also offered. Tickets bought over the SP let travelers board at Benson or any line station and land in Chicago or St Louis without changing cars.
A fragment states the Worlds Columbian event will highlight advances in mechanical arts and medicine. Eminent physicians will discuss improvements in medicinal agents and the significance of a strengthening laxative, comparing syrups to other remedies in value.
A neat limited edition book from the State Ore Sampling company of this city outlines methods of sampling and selling ores. It is filled with practical tables of weights measures and monetary affairs and offers the work free to all who write the misinu ixpearny and tuanmewan Denver Colo.
A garbled OCR item lists cattle brands and markings across Spring Valley and nearby ranges. Descriptions include brands such as SULLIVANS BAKER, ERIE CATTLE CO, ROCKFELLOW & SEKVOSS, and BEAN CO. MA RENAUD. Marks include left shoulder, left hip, and various thigh and side branding with arrows, circles, and initials.
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