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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1892
Page
2
Seepay Excarran lists subscription options for The Tombstone Prospector including one year six months three months and one month plans. Rates appear in cents per issue with carrier delivery details.
Mu Cirvetano refuses to discuss defeat of the free coinage bill in the House. Colorado silver convention and the People's Party state convention set for July 26 and 27 in Denver. Stockman opposes sheriff and assessor consolidation. Mining congress in Helena adopts a free coinage platform with broad support for the Third Party movement. Peninsula railroad promoter seeks more capital in England after surveying and partial construction. San Francisco Examiner accuses Chinese identity certificates of being dis posed of at the port in violation of federal law, implicating customs officials. Luxamax and Peffer push bills on silver bullion repeal and stopping gold coinage, backed by the National Industrial League. Powderly appeals to Harrison and Pattison regarding Pinkerton invasion at Homestead, citing treason for usurping army command.
A letter from St George's South Carolina describes two years of stomach trouble and failing treatments. After trying August Flower on a friend's recommendation the writer reports rapid strength regain and improved digestion, claiming the remedy transformed their condition and energy.
The Russ House in Tucson is a centrally located hotel on Camp Street between Church Plaza and Stone Avenue. Managed by Mrs H R Jeffords, it is described as quiet, well located for business and court access, with large ventilated rooms and strong public patronage prospects.
A fragmentary column blends guidance on reading news without distress with cheerful asides. It mentions avoiding graphic death lists, subtle dieting notes, and distant anecdotes, then threads to assorted curiosities about sharks, a Texan pony returning a lost watch, and odd tall roosters around Albany Ore.
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