07 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1890
Page
1
Public notice attributed to Meek and Madero appears for Fourth Street between Fremont and Allen. The terse item references property or utility actions typical of urban notices, with minimal readable details beyond street bounds and the names. No additional context or dates are evident in the fragment.
Territorial and United States officers listed with names and positions across governor, secretary, attorney general, supreme and district courts, U S marshal and attorney, land office, customs, county and city officials. Includes a notice for public land entry for John J Huffaker of Tres Alamos with final proof date set and witnesses.
The XNORNING STAR CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY based in San Francisco California notifies holders that a two cent per share assessment on capital stock is due immediately at Room 23 230 Montgomery Street San Francisco. If unpaid by Sunday June 15 1890 the stock will be delinquent and sold at public auction on Wednesday June 25 1890 unless payment is made.
A Zacatecas public lottery announces prizes for a drawing on June 27 1890 with a $150 000 top prize and 50 000 and 998 terminal prizes. It lists ticket and share prices, payment guarantees by a government deposit, and party details about agents and remittance methods. Addresses and names include JUAN PIEDAD and Govenor Jesus Arechiga.
Nature in Convulsion is terrific. Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes are picturesque yet undesirable to imitate in medicine. Hestetter's Stomach Bitters is promoted as a wholesome, effective remedy that strengthens and regulates the bowels, liver, and kidneys, while also aiding malaria, nervousness, and rheumatism. For Sale A No 6 Charter Oak stove and utensils used two months, inquire at this office.
Governor Lewis Wolfley offers five hundred dollar reward for arrest and conviction of James Daly, accused of murdering Deputy Sheriff W. W. Lowther near Bisbee on April 11. Daly described as about 50, tall, round-faced, Welsh-speaking, with blue eyes and a scarred foot. at large as of May 24, 1890 in Arizona Territory.
Long list of patent tonics and remedies promote Hos tetter's Stemack Bitters for seasickness digestion and general travel readiness. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy boasts rapid cold relief in two days. Prof. Loisette memory system prospectus offered. The Can Can restaurant touts Sunday dinners and friendly service. Visitors urged to try Maison Cor restaurant for quick meals and top market fare.
Approved plats of survey for several townships in the Gila Land District Arizona will be filed in Tucson on May 19 1890 after which applications to enter lands in those townships may be received. Herbert Brown Register and Chas Drake Receiver Tucson April 11 1890. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised as prompt for throat and lung diseases and sold by H J Peto.
A Boston Globe interview recounts a fisherman's tale from the 1860s about Mike Costlow, lost at sea after a long voyage aboard the Flying Eagle and later presumed dead. He unexpectedly arrives at a wake, disrupts the scene, and explains his survival before dying years later on Georges Bank aboard the Paul Revere.
In a humble Georgetown cottage a 76 year old granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson lives with two daughters and one son, after years of failed pension efforts. Septimia Randolph Meikleham, born 1814 at Monticello, faces age and poverty while relatives earn modest incomes. Congress twice debated grants but rejected due to precedent concerns. A second note warns inventors of patent frauds by scammers posing as Washington specialists.
A Baltimore American Washington letter recounts a Russian strategy tale involving Count Skouvaloff and the English Foreign Secretary at a dinner. The Russian ambassador exposes alleged theft by the secretary and persuades him to oppose sending a fleet to the Bosphorus. The incident leads to the secretary's resignation and Salisbury becoming premier. The item then shifts to brief notes on canned goods and a Wisconsin court ruling about open letters in marriage.
The article explains how animal and vegetable oils interact with leather, improving flexibility and longevity when properly absorbed. It contrasts animal oils with mineral and fish oils, noting penetration, rancidity, and maintenance issues, and suggests best oils like castor or olive for preserving leather while warning against improper use. It also includes short notices on sand-filled heat bags, a counterfeiters’ swindle, and a remark on a coal-based illuminant invention.
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