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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1901
Page
3
A garbled 19th century column blends political chatter and social quips. It mentions Savile war related appeals and references to congressional activity, resignations, and reform echoes. The text includes anecdotes about a church incident, a factory dispute, public patronage, and a humorous tale of a bug and a tanking misadventure.
Frank Kernen of the short order hut on Lis Fy street is said to have brought back from service in the Philippines and China a weapon and opium pipe relics. A polished ebony case held a dirk and the box reportedly contained the Bosere opium pipe and a framed Meutfit. The items are described as a curious reminder of foreign campaigns and Chinese boxer era influence.
Fragmentary county records discuss William H Brearley as possible general agent of Huachuca Water Works. The note questions record accuracy and hints at removing a plant from Tombstone while mentioning Thomas Sault remaining in the city.
June 3rd 1991 notes from Douglas include Mrs Biggs convalescent and heated travelers seeking shelter. Mentions of Mrs Haroaty near the ranch, Chas Hackett of Frontre Met, Richard Smith buying heavily from local merchants, and Douglass of the Fashion saloon visiting. Also references Emory 8 Durham ill, water works engine arrival, a diver returning from Necolore, and watermelon records in Phoenix valley.
A Milwaukee preacher argues nude figures on five-dollar bills are indecent yet notes he has not examined the bill closely. He recalls entertainments where Indians appeared in “full dress” and suggests the figure remains controversial amid public debate.
Arizona mining districts surge with new money and renewed activity as Tombstone eyes reopening. Grand Central Tough Nut and Contention aim to reclaim front rank, restoring the once great silver producing camp’s boom period after fifteen quiet years.
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