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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1906
Page
2
Records of Cochise County show instruments filed with the county recorder including briefs of deeds and mortgages. Entries list transfers for properties in Douglas and Warren district, mortgage filings, satisfactions, powers of attorney, homestead declarations, and corporate filings.
A sequence of deeds, transfers, and mortgage actions is listed, naming parties such as Harvey A Harting, Ezra O Copeland, The Douglas Lumber Co, Southwestern Cement and Construction Co, Autura Trust & Banking Co, Arizona Publishing Co, and Kathryn L Reilly among others. Transactions include releases, sales by sheriff, and leashes involving Douglas property, mines in Cochise district, and various claimants with amounts noted.
Reports from the Salton district say the sea has risen eight feet in ten days as efforts continue to regulate inflow from the Gulf of California. Work on canal intake is paused for a late season push, with resumption likely by fall. Sensational Campbell case features witness Raster charged with perjury after alleged comments heard during a dispute while he supposedly worked in a distant mine. Arrest made in Bisbee today and case to be investigated with both sides heard.
Frank J. Cheney alone swore as senior partner of F A Cheney Co that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case uncured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath was sworn December 6, 18N6 before Notary A W Gleason. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials. Sent to Toledo Ohio with advertising copy and testimonials.
Soranon Reeset, a young man, died at Bocon Hospital about 9 o'clock after a shotgun accident while crawling under a fence. He sustained a right shoulder wound from a remaining shell, and despite fortitude and hospital care, passed away. funeral is expected tomorrow.
The Solomonsilk region near San Carlos reports one of the richest strikes in territory history. Prospecter Frank Weast unveils a forty by forty acre ore face with high gold and copper values from 18 to 45 ounces per ton and 30 to 45 percent copper. Miners race to the field as claims fetch four and five figure prices amid strong excitement.
A compact note traces early fountain pen use in the 18th century Samuel Taylor's shorthand guide mentions pen types and ink flow. It also recounts the fork’s spread from Europe around 1000 years ago detailing wedding gifts and fashion trends. The Clever Ones contrasts inherent greatness with perceived status.
A Colomhoe Ohio resident, Walters of 546 St. Clair Ave, writes of months of fever, ache, and stomach weakness from doctors drugs. After starting Electric Bitters, relief followed and health returned. sold by all druggists.
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt describes a poison plant where cyanide is produced and stored. Foremen reveal potent fumes that supposedly grant vitality to workers while enticing self harm. A glass mask and a furnace brew deadly cyanide, with workers admitted to cravings and suicides linked to the fumes.
Seventeen relics called virgins garlands survive in Minsterley church Balop with dates from 1564 to 1751. Silk ribbons paper balls and rosettes crown a frame holding paper gloves. created to honor betrothed young women who lost their fiances to death yet remained loyal in love.
A nine mile from City of Mexico stone monument hides a nine inch round hole with a polished edge, locally said to be Fistos safety valve. The feature has reportedly emitted hot smoke during periods spanning three centuries, sparking curiosity and speculation about its purpose and origin.
A Decoration Day tribute notes May 30 as a national day of remembrance across the United States. It describes coming ceremonies by the Burnside Toat G A R group marching at 10 am from Allen and Fourth Streets to City Cemetery for a burial and observance, honoring Civil War veterans amid fading numbers yet steadfast devotion.
London Tit-Bits reports on disciplinary punishments for British sailors for shipboard infractions. Descriptions include hammock-bearing deck chores, buckets of water transferred in a pool of jeers, slow backward walking with a heavy projectile, forced laughter under a captain’s gaze, and spittoon-style penalties with a chest tab.
Chingtechen in China has devoted a century to pottery with 104 large kilns. The town center and surrounding area are built of clay fragments and refuse, the riverbank crowded with raw materials and finished wares. The population swells to around 403,009 during busy seasons, with half of them seasonal laborers living in barracks away from families. The scene shows shops filled with workers shaping glazing and distributing pottery. An aside notes regional terms like maunder and the butter man basket still used in rural England, and a brief look at how ermine fur alters color with temperature.
Historic advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness loss of appetite and indigestion claiming 53 years of experience and worldwide use. It lists ailments from bile and liver ailments to malaria and fatigue urging readers to try a bottle at once.
The following residents depart this evening for Phoenix to testify in the Territory case Whit telsey charged with criminal assault with intent to commit harm to Mrs. Engle about a year ago. E Choate, Shortt Mont, James Murre, Chief Beavin, Deputy Bennett.
Notice explains absolute water ownership needed to prove desert land claims, per rule by general and attics, leading to many final proofs rejection. Funeral for Ernest Scranton held today, age 18, described as promising and loved by family and friends. He was a brother of Geo Kelly, an art whisman with McPherson Transfer Co. Condolences extended to the bereaved family.
Dr. Wm. P. Blake of the University of Argon and Dr McDougall of the Desert Laboratory will depart next week for San Diego County and other points to inspect mining properties and the Salton Sea.
Frank Rehardo of Solomonville seeks the Democratic nomination for Graham County sheriff. He cites the early bird proverb and argues readiness to lead, despite limited details on the campaign.
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