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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1894
Page
3
Tax payments surge at the treasurer’s office during the current week with rapid receipts. Local news notes include travel by rail and stage for Pete Hort, telegrams to Frank Strain from Col. Hafford, and church services at 7:20 pm.
On March 22 Judge Williams fined Mother Welsh three dollars for abusive language. Recent activity at Barcolas mines included ore shipments from Fairbank. Charles Cox faced trial for carrying concealed weapons and was found not guilty. Jack Hefty was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon but a witness failure led to dismissal.
Paso mayor convenes a citizen meeting to oppose a national industrial rights movement described as a concentrated effort across the United States. An unnamed speaker defended public service, denied personal pay, and warned of costs. Ranchers report contractors scouting the A. & 8. E. road toward Benson, with dirt work hoped within thirty days. Tax sale begins Monday, with formal delays and penalties under old law explained. Simmons Liver Regulator is praised as a remedy against prejudice and ignorance.
An old style social invite outlines a party hosted by the Literary Society. It mentions a social with dress code, evening dancing after supper, and arrival around 5 p.m. Tickets are two cents, with provisions for vittles.
Fragmentary notice notes steady progress associated with Hood’s Sarsaparilia as it faced repeated trials over years, with references to continuing efforts and evolving results. The readable fragments imply persistence and ongoing development in the product or project.
The fragment notes a sale context with phrases about squady and encher notes. Details are unreadable, but it mentions sale in Cao and Can and a constant emphasis on winning application. No clear names or dates available.
Historical list documents numerous cattle brands and ranch entries across Tombstone Bisbee Wilcox and surrounding Arizona ranges. Brands include NW left hip left shoulder diamond left thigh cross marks and variations. ranches and post offices noted like MORRIS Tombstone CHIRICAHUA CATTLE CO GUS SODERY RENAUD BEY and TAYLOR & Co along Bugle Bonita creeks and Huachuca and Dragoon mountains.
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