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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1892
Page
3
The Swain v Huachuca Water Co jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in 2500 dollars. The suit sought 8000 dollars and observers expected about 4000. The plaintiff's case was strong and the defense counsel faced a weak showing. the company plans to appeal the verdict.
French publicity for the exposition surges in January to February with about 1200 paragraphs in French newspapers. Chief Handy expands influence by coordinating with the foreign promotion committees, drawing major French journals and double page illustrations to boost interest and government support.
A collection of historical household remedies and simple recipes. Instructions describe drinks and porridges using milk, water, bread, rice, sugar, and spices, plus basic soups and a berry cordial mixture. The text shows old dialect spellings and measurements like pints, teacups, and quarter gallons.
An assortment of quirky notes from a past era includes Mrs. Mary J. Willard at ninety voting in Evanston, odd local bylaws in Flowery Grand Georgia, and the superstition of Turn’s law affecting letters to youths. Also mention of a New York boy selling fine dogs, Scottish origins of bagpipes, and late reports on Mike Nolan and Kate Browght.
Brew ster Cameron and L. H. Manning of Tucson arrived last Thursday and will recruit crews to gather canigre root. They operate camps in Arizona and have patented a new tannic extract process. They plan stands of root cultivation like sugar beets and will demonstrate large scale valley suitability when irrigated and cared for.
Van Horn and Martin Waer, who recently bonded the P. W. Smith mine in Sonora, were traveling toward the Yuma line when their wagon horses died of thirst. Van Horn pressed on for water while Waer waited, then Van Horn reached Liguer to, aema's station and returned with help. The pair were later presumed dead after failing to locate water and were seen last near the desert. Vee Hermann Wheatley had a prior stay in Tombstone last summer.
Ed Prospector-Nothing in your saluable paper that have resigned, been removed, suspended and other wise fired as Deputy Collector and Mounted Inspector of Customs-a long tile with a short salary-I de sire you to fare your gentle readers that it is all a fake and that Tas t doing business at the distand Your informant was evidently Indoi ng under a misapprehension. Yours Truly C.D. Berry.
An advertisement derides a dollar bottle cures for rheumatism as a sham, claiming the medicine earns only twenty cents after costs. It praises Drummond Medicine Co offering Dr. Dremmona's Lightning Remedy, claiming real cures at five dollars a bottle with prepaid delivery and agents sought.
Victoria allocates 100000 for the world’s fair while Britain adds 35000 to reach about 50000. The government exhibit may display Arctic expedition relics. Exhibition space requests total over 4000000 square feet. A Standart editor’s son crafts a Florida map table span for display.
Thursday's Daity Register reports ongoing town happenings. A Pueblo bank closes its doors. barber shop sick. infant dies. a cholera-like illness concerns El Paso. river region real estate activity rises. teachers seek textbooks. shipments, courts, and pardons sparking local chatter as weather nears hot peaks.
Tax luxury parlor cars in England by Southeastern Railway. Four railtray firms listed. Payne & Co employment agents at 910 Union Avenue Kanes Mo offer reliable help of any nationality, male or female, in any quantity shipped nationwide free of charge. Correspondence solicited.
The City Council met with full attendance. Officers reports were read. A license decision affected Tim from the Stable. Committee on licenses pressed for tax relief for merchants paying over 400 monthly. Roof repairs and city pound sign ordered. Tax refunds arranged. A livery license dispute with Frank Hare discussed but not altered. Local notices on cattle disease and a bachelor farewell for the Rawhide band followed.
Fragmentary note cites Warren district with J.B. Ayers and W. Randall linked to county records location. Details are incomplete but indicate official names and a procedural context.
A birth is reported at Joowozi At Ramsey Canyon with Hua chucamonotsin born in May 1958 to the wife of A. Joerger. The infant’s name and further details are not provided in the text.
Friday’s Daily reports Captain Burns directing several men in the Chiricahua mountains near Galeyville. Included are deaths in Gila county, a Cochise county earthquake, election preparations under ballot reform, local political shifts, border security concerns, and minor accidents plus community updates from Bisbee and Tombstone areas.
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