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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1892
Page
3
A mixed Arizona message notes funds sound, statehood prospects for New Mexico and Arizona. Gov. Mukray saves a drowning woman at Phoenix Natatorium, sparking humorous editorials. Boundary shifts claim Idaho Washington line, Tombstone English investors report success, Cochise county boasts a clean two year record with incumbent officials set to retire.
The writer argues that copper mines in the region treat workers with respect, claiming no local mining firm rivals the Copper Queen in this regard. He contrasts this with Carnegie’s approach, suggesting better worker conditions would save money and ease conscience.
A county law requiring attorneys to represent indigent prisoners without pay is challenged as unjust. Courts and the legislature are urged to fix compensation, comparing the issue to paid public printing. The dispute involves whether forced service without benefits is void and if attorneys should work pro bono.
Tuesday's Daily reports San Jose House plastering progress Turquois and Tombstone happiness updates Mrs Holda Streckenbach visits aunt Miss Kitty Rafferty to depart soon Gov Murphy heads east to finalize landing bill and raise funds A murder attempt at Clifton mines failed A A Banning returns to Arizona from the north Rich ore finds at Maine State camp Kingman White Hills stage line starts Fare $10 Three men visit Tombstone White Hills landowners profit from lot sales Court news includes Bauer verdict and new trial request Delicous Tombstone mutton from Chiricahua range Contests to Will of deceased Richard Walsh arrives to contest will Judge Sloan adjourns court to July 21
A Bisbee column reports on injuries and travel plans including Joe St Ormond nursing a mashed finger, Stirling Littlepage heading to Jerome, and Andrew Sand, Wm. Myer, Chas. Larson, and Charlie Erickson leaving for Denver. Abe Richards seeks health in San Francisco while Holbrook resumes service after a broken spur wheel.
Advertisement claims pptons-Moist cause intense night itching and swelling. It alleges the medicine stops itching, heals ulcers, and removes tumors in most cases. Sold for 50 cents by Dr Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Louisiana received a sugar bounty of 6,870,506 dollars from a government pool of 7,730,046 for the year ending June 30.
The House approved a bill that would make Indian children citizens when they turn 21 if they have ten years of industrial training. Afterward, such Indians would no longer receive government support.
The latest reports show conservatives still leading in Great Britain with Liberals making notable gains and few losses, signaling a shifting political landscape without a decisive shift yet.
The Stewart free coinage bill was reported to the House on Saturday without amendment. In committee the vote stood five to zero. The bill is expected to be brought to a vote this week and likely vetoed by his royal highness.
Jim and Kirt Hart rowers extract notable ore from the Great Eastern captioning solid black metal chunks as they set a station at forty feet and plan further extraction from that level.
Small line of samples from a manufaci anny corporation offered a live man. One traveller earned an average of S350 Per month for six years past, P.O. 1 New York, Wasnnp- Salary 25 per week. Good Agents to tell our general line of merchandise. No peddling. Above salary will be paid to "live" agent. For further information address CHICAGO GEN'S SUPPLY CO., VS W Van Buower et) bt]
Senator Hunt made his maiden speech in the Senate Friday praising a quick passage of a bill. The date for the dedication of the World's Fair Building in Chicago was changed from the 12th to October 2nd, and the Senate approved the bill without committee reference.
The Deming Headlight commends CHa M. 5nasNox national committee member for Arizona as a true Democratic representative and a man of unblemished private character. The selection is hailed as excellent for our neighboring territory.
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