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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1892
Page
1
Subscribers to Dairy Prospector or Wrex ty Errrarn gain the same cattle brand run without compensation. A page on cattle interest and local affairs headlines, plus a two inch brand ad with a year’s subscription. Military supply orders for Road Stations HQ open until 4 PM on April 1, 1899.
The Anglo American Brokerage and Investment Company offers to handle and place mining properties, timber, coal and agricultural lands, bonds and other securities. Investments in securities carefully made. Salted Co's office Room S. Laclede By St Louis Mo.
Our customers are requested not to begin using water for trees gardens etc without first obtaining permission from the company to do so. J W Clark general agent. Also references to grain flour and a 6 inch San Jose pump and a horse power engine offered second hand at Hoefier's. Apply at this office.
For sale a select stock of drugs and medicines and store fixtures. Store rent reasonable. A desirable location for a good pharmacist. For particulars inquire of H. F. Williams, Tombstone, Ariz. Also slips?
At a March 3 1892 meeting the Mayor and Common Council of Tombstone adopted a resolution declaring it a nuisance for hogs to run at large within city limits. Owners permitting hogs to roam will be punished as a misdemeanor upon arrest and conviction. First publication March 14 1892.
A mixed clipping reports on the Savoy hotel Theatrephone promising private at home opera and stage dialogue listening, with potential hotel public room use, plus a Texas reader praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a second grip attack. It includes a Paris note on subscribers, a bloodhound chase anecdote, a health letter, gooseberry notes, and Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething.
President Diaz in an interview discusses the reciprocity treaty with the United States, asserting Mexico has met the U S more than halfway and criticizing U S delays. Reports note the McKinley tariff linkage, Ryan and Liman to negotiate, and Mexico's stance amid political tension. Also covered are Gould's project plans for T and P through Sierra Blanca toward the Mexican coast, and local shocks as Jack the Ripper rumors surface in El Paso. Coal miners plan to return to work after pressuring market improvements.
Local notices report a chain gang in Revo finding free gold in a gravel pit and Gunzberger bank liabilities at twenty million roubles with fifteen million assets. Tombstone listings advertise Trask’s Sunnyside lodging house and various shops, a car fare for pot plants, fruit trees, and fresh fish. Church notices invite services and missions, while a piano sale and debts to be collected are noted in San Jose Tombstone.
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