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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1895
Page
3
The Tombstone Epitaph notes Phoenix schools to stay open via parental donations, a Phoenix bicycle race, and rail freight tariff cuts. It reports on local court admissions, a land rent suit in Dos Calaveras, and a planned El Paso bicycle event with reduced rail fares. Also mentions quartz mining, cattle quarantine, and Prescott penal relocation debate.
Bisbee resident Sul Miles Gibbons sues Win and others in district court for damages claiming surface interest in the Lucky Boy claim located last year that covers part of the town. Defendants argue possession by predecessors in interest for two to five years and contest the mining claim as containing no mineral vein. Eng lich serves as plaintiff attorney and War Herring for defendants.
Local notes list arrivals and movements in Bisbee and Nogales. J C Jenking returns, E W Woneaph comes from Nacossa, J E Mowbray back from Fairbanks, Miss Ollie McGraw heads to California, Mrs Blair ships west for millinery purchases, and Halter reports apricots forming on Lower California trees with ripe fruit expected by mid April.
Mexican authorities in Juarez move to retaliate against American residents following the free zone resolution. Customs collectors announce duties will end practice of waiving duties for five years including provisions. El Paso courtesies halted. Mexican govemment urged to adopt retaliation. Earthquake tremors reach Cochise county as Santa Cruz officials report minor damage. A reward is offered for information about a listed individual.
A fragmented historical ad text touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine. It quotes testimonials from Mae Ell A. and Sine 3 M Ban with locations Roeton and Storkton, promoting bottle sizes and prices like one dollar for a 100 doses and a $8 kit, urging readers to buy.
The city council chose Dan Hanley as fire chief and Alien T Bird as the printer of assessment blanks. A division over the proper method to further the North and South road construction yielded no results. On Monday Peter son shipped eighteen cattle cars to Los Angeles via Maricopa and Phoenix railroad, leaving Phoenix at 1 PM and arriving at 4 PM.
An amusing Edinburgh scene follows Queen Victoria’s visit as locals react with awe and humor. A farm servant recalls bowing to the queen and the prince, who returns the gesture with a shy smile. Tytler notes the prince’s cheerful demeanor and the queen’s graciousness toward him.
Powers Pontiition-Rweker Catt Brand 18% Loft Site involves Horse Brand I Left Thigh in Chiwahua and Sunheto region.
The news of the death of Mr. Brown at OprosA Sonora Mexico reached Tombstone yesterday. He died on February 18. A well known figure in Tombstone he was a native of Iowa and had lived in Tombstone for many years. He came to Sonora as a mining man and had prospected in the Sierra Madre with Mexican and American partners. One expedition yielded thrilling experiences. two companions were killed, but he and others reached a neighboring pueblo. Mr Brown was an upright man whose many friends in Arizona and Sonora mourn his untimely end.
A garbled weather and health note discusses continuous downpours, warmth, and mud storms. It mentions kidney complaints, liver issues, and nervousness as seasonal concerns, advising care on winter and spring journeys and noting unusual statistics about pestal curls and Bible compilations amid broader references to Russia and agriculture.
Fragmentary text mentions WANs BEP-Laties and genieman mass m9 f9 by per day tearing. References to adidemany euetats kit repeating and Wet Permanent Pvt for reps. Sent nete gnarenees sured emveline. Names like ELQGH, Sevenane, tuk, acho appear amid unclear context.
A fragmented report notes a nascent shaft to be set over Dictator.y Pan grave and cites alarming figures about horses killed for meat. It stresses that good stock requires content food and pedigree, warns about trotters unfit for breeding, and mentions activism against docking horses tails in London with fines for offenders.
Fragmentary note suggests Assterey emurration aided colonial efforts in South Africa. Coloonies of South Arica described as growing in importance, with reference to a colony of Reece becoming significant to the mother country.
An eleven year old daughter of Emin Pasha receives careful European education. Crown princess of Sweden backs women photographers in Stocktwslm. Mary Anderson-Nasare travels with husband. Mies Axve Brave, sister of novelist Charles Meade, writes two novels Huby and Rexras.
Readable fragments list horse brands, cattle marks, and branding locations across Spring Valley and Tombstone areas. Includes names like Kocpeteleow, Servos, Taylor, Hassegren, Gray, and Froud with brands noted on hips shoulders and sides.
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