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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1895
Page
3
Fragmentary items from Tombstone Arizona report court matters in Tucson, railroad movements, and local trades. Notes mention W. K. Breckensidge arrival, Pierre La Grange travels, and J. Jolie appointed ward at hospital. Cattle prices rise while grain shipments move. schools close for lack of funds. rain returns to California.
Reports from Henry Charles in San Francisco and visitors like Mike O’Connor and Joe Hott highlight local activity. Mentions of land issues, a new mercantile store at San Simon, a sheriff’s deed, and efforts to promote agriculture and mining in the territory.
Fragmentary report from Journal-Miner outlines frontier activity near Phoenix and Flagstaff with ore discovery ties to United Verde extensions. Mentions tunnel work, exploration parties, and preparations for settlement, transport routes through Albuquerque and southern California, and forthcoming congress and territorial developments in New Mexico and Arizona.
A diner's gathering of newspaper men hears a flowing sentiment from Jooxen Pyatient, proprietor of the New York Word, urging public morals and the press as a vital spark of writing and publicity. He and others discuss daily routines and the influence of government and societal challenges on journalism.
A fragmented historical column recounts a garbled tale of royal pages and observers in Edinburgh and Windsor. It mentions a queen, a prince of Wales, and a Windsor morning scene with observers recalling the prince’s bow and the monarch’s gracious smile. The piece touches on horse training notes and trotting stock, plus local quotations and curiosities.
A long list of cattle brand notices and post office routes appears, detailing owners and locations across Spring Valley, Tombstone, and surrounding Arizona towns. The items describe branding, subscription terms, and related cattle issues with numerous names and place markers.
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