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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1898
Page
3
Residents report mining expert Prof Church in town for a day before heading to Los Angeles. Mexican cattle influx last week in March reached 759 with 6,729 in early April. 1,116 entered via Nogales. Fairbank highwayman pursuit continues as Wells Fargo detectives aid sheriff. Delayed train brings nine Willcox patriots to serve U.S. as police, with several named commuters aboard.
News reaches the Tucson Star of a riot in Hermersuin on Wednesday with details scant. About fifteen Americans are said to be at Hermonilly laying pavement as up to twenty Spaniards surround them. a clash draws in many Americans and bystanders, with forty or fifty engaged before authorities jail the crowd.
Reports say William Evans, who escaped while being transported to Yuma to serve a year term, was tracked across New Mexico and Arizona and finally caught near Nedle, California. The sheriff will begin extradition papers to bring Evans to Yuma, where he was sentenced for robbing a bank in 1907 and will serve a ten year term.
Chief Justice Street of Arizona tours Los Angeles with Phoenix connections praising state growth and irrigation driven by Salt River flows. He foresees continued expansion in population and commerce, noting mining and farming benefits for the territory's prosperity.
The Chiricahua Cattle Company schedules a cattle round-up starting April 1, 1898 at the P. St. Crane ranch then to Barbseomari Elvin and Fort Huachuca, ending at Mad Springs. Outsiders are invited, with details via W. C. Mulige, Foreman. Also a horse round-up begins at Bolpher Spritge ranch on March 21 1888 under J. Viexaxs.
The Safford Arizonan endorses forming Arizona Rangers to patrol and subdue Apache hosts in rugged Grankee County. It argues local rangers with canyon-country experience could complement the National Guard and keep Indians on reservations, urging recruitment and official support.
A Seofeld Utah boy with poor appetite yellow skin and nonhealing wounds improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. The testimonial claims warts disappeared and blood purified, endorsing the medicine as their stand ard remedy for impure blood.
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