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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1894
Page
2
Fragmentary and garbled OCR lines reference activity on water and laws but contain no clear event, person, organization, date, or location to summarize into a factual news card. The readable content is insufficient for a meaningful title and summary.
Flood conditions blocked Governor Waite from traveling to Cripple Creek to oversee a horse event, delaying his planned ride. The disruption caused by the floods halted the governor's expected appearance and affected local ceremonial activities.
In the London Fortnightly Review Cran Rety argues against splitting tariff questions into two. He emphasizes they must be treated as one issue and warns against delaying consensus or partial measures.
The text laments ongoing disorder as floods and fears dominate, noting the unsettled count and mounting questions about ends and causes. It claims the Sherman act is repealed and statesmen grope for justification while grave conditions persist amid political strife.
Seper Sivas leaves the judge seat feeling relieved four years of hard labor are finished. The role is peculiar and even fair decisions often displease someone. The restraint of office contrasts with private citizen duties, and public service demands sacrifice, especially when indebted to a railroad magnate.
An old advertisement advises sufferers of bilious colic to take Chamberlain's Chow Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at the first signs. It claims two or three doses, used promptly, will prevent much suffering. The medicine is offered for sale at Brown's drug store.
A fragmentary concert feature notes Joann Steats as composer of Biwe Panube and other waltzes, describes him as a thin elderly man with rheumatism. It mentions shared origins of Hasire and Mick, and claims Patti’s triads attract many adoption offers, while Zeknanx’s forty-year Heston Handel And Mason leadership is said to be unique in duration.
An article cites J. G. Horace and a Boston boardinghouse anecdote reflecting on women’s roles and societal fears. A teacher prompts students to form a sentence about “bees” and “bests,” and a ragged pupil replies “Hoss bees bare when they go in swimma’.”
Morning ceremony in the clerk’s office saw Judge Bethune sworn in by Judge eee. A quick round of handshakes and good wishes followed from the bar. Bethune then moved to the courtroom to assume the bench while a colleague sat nearby in the calemtry, amid formalities and celebratory tone.
Over the past week two train loads of steers bound for Kansas City moved from the Halt River valley toward Benson. A mid January opening along the Bisbee road into Benen from Fairbank is anticipated as a heavier locomotive prompts bridge strengthening. A picnic in the Huachoes mountains is planned for Sunday hosted by Miss Salcido and Miss Doll of Fairbank with attendees from Benson, Bisbee, Tometone and Fairbank. The group will rendezvous at Fairbank and travel to the site together.
The Trish Doctor presented by the Thespian society in Bixbee on the 29th drew a large audience and was warmly received. Cast included Walter Owen J T Dillon Allie Sante Wm Gren fel Albert Wittig Miss Liccie Wittig Miss Mollie Brady and Miss Fannie Marrs. GW Seaverus, recently injured, recovered enough to run a local race. In Phoenix, Jose Maria Sortillon, found guilty of murdering and burying his infant, seeks a new trial as Judge Baker suspends sentence to January 5 for juror review.
In district court this afternoon Barrow vs McKay was settled by a judgment for the defendant due to an imperfect appeal. Summers in charge, Tickenor appointed guardian for the minor children with full powers. Court adjourned till tomorrow morning at which Bauer care will be called. jury expected.
H G Howe completed a report on the artesian well at St David stating it lies over one mile from the river on land grant covering most of the land. The 8 P railroad company showed interest and their expert rated water flow at 25000 gallons per 21 hours, 15000 greater than the flow noted by Mr Mkae.
Professor Gully, director of the aged cultural and experimentations at the University of Arizona, resigns effective July 1, accepted by the board of regents. Professor Collingwood also resigns effective September 1, accepted. Duties of Gully will be reassumed by the president. Collingwood's vacant post will be filled at a salary $500 less. The Star reports a $7,000 annual saving from the changes.
Readable fragments describe a disrupted scene in Philadelphia and mentions of a founder Geange Williams and Cree of the stenographers in the capitol. References to May and June events, race mentions, and a projected Fourth of July celebration hint at a patriotic observance and turmoil without clear concrete outcomes.
In Justice Doneain's court at Ea Land the examination of John Lyall began at 11 o clock. Dr. Holcomb Roy Sanderson and others testified but offered no new details. A man described dispute, a fist fight broke out, and shooting started. The examination resumed later as time allowed to secure written testimony.
The circus run by Line Ki Finley and Win Ritclie faced arrest after illegal possession of a tombstone yard and 15 animals including a bay horse. Five men jailed, rest of crew released. animals were seized as authorities consider charges. Examination occurred at 4 this morning with no disposition yet from U.S. Attorney Ell"iwond.
E A Clark testifies to the Simmons Liver Regulator by J H Zeillin Co Philadelphia as the best medicine for indigestion and liver complaints. Drugstores offer the powder or liquid. powder may be taken dry or steeped as tea.
Notice from B Taupuis Clerk of Tombstone states the 04 year assessment hall is open daily from 7:30 am to 7:30 pm at Guo Fitts store until May 31. Also a brief ad note promotes White Sewing Machines installment plan and Situmous Liver Regulator with a testimonial from Georgia sources, copied from the Journal.
The article warns against violent purgatives and praises Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a gentle, natural aid. It claims frequent purgatives injure health and that the Bitters strengthen the intestinal canal, support liver function, and help malarial, rheumatic, kidney, and nervous complaints.
Reports detail political petitions from Roseberry seeking release, a Supreme Court case, and a 38 hour eastern storm with record warmth and foul conditions. The Arkansas river breached levees in multiple spots while treasury figures forecast ten year expenditures. Steamer New York passengers include Princesa Sil Calatro Colonna and entourage. Senate resolves non intervention in Hawaiian affairs. Con Connelly Washington wiped out by flood with 700 residents displaced and widespread destruction.
A fragment from Youth's Companion discusses the rise of noble titles and humble origins, recounting stories of the first Earl of Lonsdale and a miserly figure in English lore. It notes a London shop sign offering a moral tale about parsimony and social ascent, with a curious anecdote about financial distress shaping a title.
Carmauxe de Metter, queen of Frances, featured a remarkable bridal train that was borne by twenty pages and extended forty eight yards. The spectacle highlighted the pageant as a standout moment in the event.
Terrace man steals coal selling to Poles Pasosene. Morocco arrests require pay to jail officer. Brovaco burglar sent two theater tickets, thief robbed home during show. Hudson county jail inmate visited by friend. bananas hidden steel saves used to flee jail.
F N Wolcott adds a selection of hardware to his grocery stock. He continues selling staples such as nails, straw, and tools at bedrock prices, aiming to offer general-use items alongside groceries.
E H Johnson of DC recalls his wife bedridden over two months with severe rheumatism. He credits a flat application product for her improvement and eventual ability to attend to housework. Brown's Drug Store advertises 50 cent bottles for sale.
The AxtHoxy Co. of Cincinnati presents a mechanical novelty claimed to function as a reliable city agent on the beat. Details describe a portable machine designed to report local happenings, with claims of steady performance and practical use in municipal tasks.
Fragmented report describes deep mines near Butte City and surrounding ruins, mentioning a 200K output, deep tunnels, and a distant pine at Virginia Citys. References to local industries, temperatures, and a dialogue style suggest a historical ledger.
An advertisement claims Chamograin's Cough Remedy eases colds, coughing, and sore lungs with universal satisfaction. It notes widespread sales, a price of 50 cents a bottle, and availability at Steadman & Frielman in Minnesota Lake Minnesota and Brown's Drag shop.
Traveling by through sleeping car between San Francisco and St Louis via Southern Pacific El Paso Texas Pacific Ft Worth Rock Island and Iron Mountain RRs, with ticketing at Benson and other stations. Board at any line station and reach Chicago or St Louis without changing cars.
Eminent physicians praise advances in medicinal agents and mechanical arts. The text highlights Syrup of Figs as a leading laxative, claiming it is far in advance of all others in effectiveness and value to the world.
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