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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1894
Page
3
Fire chief Dan Hanley plans a Monday departure for Congress while Tombstone residents find travel and business unsettled amid reports of visits, court matters, and local industry. A second surveying party heads toward Benson as epidemics of accidents and peculiar happenings pepper the week.
A garbled editorial sketches a Postmaster General reform plan amid Wilcox politics. It condemns party operatives editing a campaign paper that reproduces court records and grand jury reports, claims bias and favors for certain candidates, and hints at investigative scrutiny of local editors and printers.
Fragments describe the discovery of a vast tree in rugged Sierras east of Centirsillo after a bear hunt. It mentions a one mile radius surrounding the trunk and a rope spanning the circumference. Other material covers health notes on sneezing, cake moisture from apples, liver disease symptoms, and tonic remedies.
Classified notice states applicants are sought for a sales position with free pre and a $20,005 five year term. P O Box 1871 New York listed as contact.
A notice announces forfeiture actions involving multiple individuals including John E Meyer and Alva Sanger. It references property and proceeds under legal process, with details on claimants, dates, and the authority behind the seizure. The document lists involved parties and the expected disposition of assets under the United States GSO ML FLITS framework.
For sale cheap items include a 1 Hoe 6 revolution power press and a Washington press, plus a complete newspaper plant. Also a Franklin size quarter-medium and complete job office. All used but little. terms offer part cash. Write to S. C. Bass, Jordan Ave for details.
A historical bulletin enumerates cattle brands and ranch marks across Arizona. Entries name brands such as HOWHICK, POSTOFFICE-TOWERS, and TOMBSTONE RANGE MILTERS, with notes on locations like Sulphur Springs and Rocker Canyon. The compilation includes horse brands, left thigh marks, and combined cattle and horse identifiers from various firms and individuals such as SULLIVAN, TAYLOR, GOETCENS, and GUS SOBERY, reflecting ranching practices and branding conventions of the era.
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