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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1896
Page
3
The page mixes Tombstone society notes with regional updates including a funeral, local business moves, and Apache border talks. Reports cover medical cases, ranch harvests, a new butcher shop, a Willcox cattleman in town, and a temple of mineral wealth claims near Yuma, plus weather and a presidentially discussed civil governance change.
Sericas F Mr HC Herrick suffered a painful accident at his ranch when a high spirited mare kicked and trampled him as he attempted to untie a binder in a four by four manger. He escaped with several fractures and severe bruising, expecting to recover in a few days.
A brochure showcases elegant dress cards for all fraternal orders with beautiful designs and widespread acceptance. It invites Phoerecrom readers to examine the brochure and explore the low prices and varied motifs available.
Mr Marry G Hinckley of San Francisco arrives to discuss a large tract of land opposite Eur enburg along the Colorado River. The 40 000 acre estate could transform the region if colonized, with his daughter taking up the project after his death and promises of prosperity for future settlers.
The advertisement touts Swayne's Ointment as a remedy for piles with itching, bleeding, ulcers, and tumors. It claims rapid relief at night, available from druggists or by mail through Dr. Swayne and Son of Philadelphia for a few cents.
The Tombstone letter details the death of J. E. Durkee in Stockton asylum after a fall in wealth. Once a leading Tombstone figure and major freight employer, his fortune sank amid mining and financial troubles. His estate includes California stock farm and valuable horses, with $29,000 to $30,000 estimated, leaving a wife and family saddened by his decline.
Patrick Morland a Tombstone resident and early pioneer died after years of severe rheumatic illness that left him bedridden and unable to work. He endured excruciating pain, supported by his devoted wife, at age 58 he leaves five children. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 30 from his residence with friends invited.
A scattered account from early mining towns describes Bauer’s activity and ore developments with large potential. It covers ore body prospects, plant operations, and investor sentiment, noting the need for capital and scientific exploration to unlock a major producer. The section also reports smallpox concerns near Tucson, amputations for M J Brown, and local remedies including Chamberlain’s cough medicine being sold in Tombstone.
The edition reports the funeral of the late B Fracy at Delray Hall attended by about 200 people led by the G A R veterans and a large procession. It notes the school term ending June 19 though plans to close until July 1 for additions and repairs, with reopening in September. It mentions Mrs Flym visiting with her companion, and various local movements including mine activity and railroad work.
A long OCR text fragment catalogs cattle brands and owners across Tombstone and nearby areas. It names brands such as Hill Sultphur Spring Valley, Diamond J, WW, and many others, with owners or post offices including DUNSHES & METCALF, SULLIVAN & BAKER, MORRIS Postoffice, JOHN P. GRAY, A. FROUD, GUS SOBERY, Hassegrey, and RENAUD. The list specifies brand placements on hips, shoulders, thighs, and sides, with multiple ranches and post offices referenced.
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