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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1894
Page
2
Fragmented notes show residents moving between towns like Tombstone, Phoenix, and Los Angeles. Mentions include Richard Fisher, Mrs. War Priest teaching in Horqua Hula, and George Pritam heading to Los Angeles for months. Miscellaneous updates cover campaigns, court actions, copper shipments, and a May term jury draw.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Shosen Rane Works appearing in Tombstone area as miners seek trends from Mr. Wores. Mentions events with Duncan, Korka, Julie McRae, and Mr. Meloe, with unclear references to bookings and future dealings.
The presiding judge yesterday sent to the Senate the name of Joseph Bethuse to be associate justice of the Arizona Supreme Court. The nominee, a Salt River Valley resident for about a year after leaving Southern California, is praised as bright and talented with a record of public service. He previously held roles in California and has ties to prominent figures, including connections to Los Angeles and to former Bright party associates. Allen weary faces a petty theft charge in Yuma, with alleged theft of empty boxes during a period of unrest.
The text notes efforts around the Yaqui River with mention of Charles Couan and American settlers near Vaqat River, while Canal work stalls. It references a 400 ton banter shipment for dam expansion and a MW musle canal contract given to contractors, with delays and uncertainties in completion.
A May gathering in Bisbee honored John B Keogh on the eve of his departure for Chicago after two years with the Cine Quien in Bicker. Toasts by attendees celebrated his sterling qualities and service, with a late night finale of Auld Lang Syne.
The recorder’s office recorded cattle numbers after 3 p m yesterday with April totals showing 31 head slaughtered for NeTenin aEFOUT and 127 head of Frank Broad in Tombstone, plus 38 head inspected during April. details include Gilman Wilcor and unclear entries.
An early 20th century financial summary notes the silver shortage pressuring the treasury and hampering budget balancing. It discusses how costs of backing gold payments grow and the strain on government credit, with grim reference to debt and fiscal limits amid a broader Mexican crisis.
Julie P. Gray Layicie M. Charles are named in a San Francisco note from April 1894. The item records local persons and a formal notice with minimal details suitable for a small society column.
The readable text critiques a figure for lacking brains and calls for action before coverups. It references Jaina Sixesox and a Coxey petition, with lines about boots and feet in a taunting, unfinished protest context.
A rumor circulated that Coxey board of supervisors met at the recorder's office yesterday. The gathering aimed to pass a quarterly regulation condemning the Almighty for allowing the earth to revolve without convulsing, a satirical take on local governance.
The excerpt discusses the condition of a community in Cochise County, arguing that residents who recognize better prospects elsewhere are wiser. It laments that a community without sound conditions cannot expect improvement or good outcomes.
The fragment hints Henson's future as a railroad center in Arizona with mining activity described as nourishing and central to regional prosperity. It notes a shift for Bunson and county leadership toward economic development and potential population growth.
The Phenix Republican reports Prosprcton in its commesite on the municipal election. It notes the election yesterday was nonpartisan, though the ticket elected was composed of Republicans.
Govwasok Hraues spoke at the W C T U convention in Phenix yesterday citing Arizona prosperity and moral renewal as the result of years of effort by the association across the territory. He urged Innsell to support Arizona’s cause.
Dessi Keauxky spoke from the expirol steps urging congress to pass an act restricting Chinese immigration. The petition was reported as the largest. other scenes include Coxey’s supporters, political moves, and the push for free coinage.
Dispatches from across Europe report Hilay tine passages with no trouble. John Flood faces a new trial after being convicted in a Donohue-Kelly banks case. A receiver may be appointed to sell vapors within ten days. Yaqui soldiers and Coxey protestors shape a globe of news as London hosts a bimetallic conference with leaders like Balfour and Lidderdale weighing the silver standard amid monetary tensions.
The text notes a new judge anticipated to qualify and face charges, with Bethune’s law office tied to Cleveland's former administration. It praises his relative novelty in office, claims support from the resiteute at Cochise county and the Paosesotos ex touts, and pledges aid to ensure a productive term.
A debate began in the House of Commons on May L concerning the rulgeet of themerahem. It is expected to last about one day with progress noted as each day advances toward hoped-for realization.
The Prnter's Guise notes W Pugh of Wilcox Stockman in Phenix Arizona has renamed its pager to Sulphur Valley News Lorry amid a note of regret for the loss of the stock man and sympathy for the misguided youth doing his best, not at fault for misfortunes.
The Tempe News extols Judge Jonnpls Bethune praising his resilience and professional merit. A Tempe resident for about two years, he is a senior member of Bethune & McCabe, reputed for his friendly manners and wide social appeal. Born in Georgia, he is about 44 years old.
A garbled article fragment hints at curiosities from ancient texts and distant places. It mentions bone lore in the Bible, long journeys from City to City, and references to ships, mining, and engineers, all rendered in rough, disjointed OCR.
Incomplete text shows references to a sewing machine agency plan and forensics context with garbled names and places, preventing a clear summary of the event or entities mentioned.
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