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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1895
Page
2
The Gila Valley Globe and Northern road must extend to Globe to claim the tax exemption. Stopping short would forfeit the privilege and its right to the exemption.
A piltbox passed the Pennsylvan legislature ending the practice of swearing on the book during witness testimony. Debate continues on indixifant communion cups and the drive against microbes intensifies as public health policy moves forward.
The New York assembly discussed a tax bill to prohibit wearing high hate in theatres. The vote neared crisis level as the measure gained 56 yeas and 1 no, nine votes short of the constitutional majority required.
Two interior department agents visit the reservation to report on the natives' lack of necessaries, noting Wool as their main support. They will report to the department head and consider relief steps based on the findings.
The California Supreme Court holds that bounty payments for coyote scalps may not be paid from the general fund until the legislature earmarks a specific amount for such claims. The court rules the initial law lacked a defined appropriation, stressing the decision's significance.
Maxim states that nature divides people into classes by physical, mental, and moral lines, but laws create a separate favored class that allows one group to dominate others with wealth. The passage urges an end to class privilege and argues for equal opportunities so each person can reach their natural place.
The Cinema Enquirer notes benefits of Mr. Cleveland's policy, arguing bond debt rises. It cites $1,200,000 in interest due this month on $100 million borrowed, maintaining gold payment fiction and enabling financiers to draw more from the sub-treasury.
A historical critique compares the current administration to an aging ship pounding along deadly reefs near Buzzard Island and Hog Island. It urges a return to safe channels, seeking steady harbor routes and proven ports of prosperity under seasoned navigation.
Detective Breckenridge led a 12 man mounted posse to search after an early Tuesday hold up. Snow covered the ground several inches, thwarting the pursuit as tracks vanished near Stein Pass. He believes two men in the robbery at Willeus are the same. Local mining news reports Oro Blanco rising as a rich gold district with new plants and active placer work. Florence Enterprise notes several prospectors and new findings, while Amos and Jane Adams survive a river rapids escape near Clifton. Arizona Copper Co forms in Philadelphia with 50,000 capital to work the Riden mine near the Grand Canyon. Buckeye mine sale handled by John Garrett.
Fifteen prisoners remain in the county jail. PB Soto and George Baum left for Willcox. Nellie Cashman has gone to San Francisco. A. H. Emanuel returned from the capital. The legislature has been in session for five days. Vickers went out on the stage this morning. Dr Sweet of Bisbee is visiting and staying at the Palace. Bartholloew returned from Bisbee. Bryant from the ranch. A prize fighter’s income history noted. Col. Weir expected in Fairbank tomorrow to oversee coke. The Normal school appropriation bill passed the house 116 to 5. The North & South road completed to Paovaix last night. celebration on the 11th. Wagon road from Cory Bianco to Nogales finished. Overlock is improving his Fremont street residence. Colliman returned to Press from Fasayampa mines. Prisoners at work on 4th street, making the city attractive. Mrs. Sydow returned from Nogales. El Paro smelting company opened Hermosillo office for ores. Mr. and Mrs. Ray moved to the former Godfrey home on Swiford street. Mrs. Gus Fisher hosted friends. Two men froze to death near Albuquerque last week. Saloons reached Gila Bend for deeper SP well, down to 1350 feet. Graham County to get a new paper, the Guardian. About 500 entities in Arizona and New Mexico subject to income tax. W. F. Staunton left for Congress. Mrs. Staunton to stay longer. Florence Tribune reports work soon resume on the Vulture mine, once yielding $9,000,000 in gold.
A wide range of notices and dispatches detail Western and Eastern shifts toward an international monetary conference. Reports cover land returns to ranches in England and America, travel notes, and local incidents. The period adds commentary on rail robberies, court warnings, and early 20th century press humor as it ties to global economic policy.
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as superior to fiery tonics for indigestion, claiming it boosts vigor, aids malaria prevention, and helps the weak. It emphasizes natural vegetable ingredients and recommends a wineglassful three times daily for average dosing.
News wires report martial law in Cuba since February, Havana arrests of top families, and rumors of a revolutionary betrayal. Kansas City notes Mason Brayman’s death, and New York covers failed electrical workers strike settlement. Texas train robberies and Oklahoma advisories follow, with Los Cerritos mine explosion relief funds and President Cleveland’s Postmaster General pick William L. Wilson discussed in Washington.
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