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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1894
Page
4
An item records a Southeastern and Southern Pacific road meeting with alignment and timing notes. It mentions a time discrepancy with a one hour slower schedule and lists the roads involved along with the Arizona and New Mexico region. The text is fragmented but centers on scheduling and route coordination.
District Court adjourns the term as Judge Stuan presides. Citizenship granted to Yom York and Henry Holenstein. Eddy v Peter Eddy default entered. motion to dismiss denied. new trial granted with appeal notice. Nettie Shatterly visits Stone Moore ranch. Miss Alleg V. Minter plans to return to her home. Judge Moan arrived from Warron. Tom Chattman sells half interest in Alki mine in Dos Cabecas for $5. News of a thunder rumble near Huachuca mountains and other local activities.
A jumble of notices reports Holt the Montana cattle buyer in Taccon, Maria Edy arrival as a passenger on tod aire gas and other misprints. It notes city officials, court activity, notary appointment for J White, travel to San Francisco, a mortgage secured by stock cattle, a K of P grand lodge gathering in Phenix, and a social dinner at Schieffelin hall with toasts.
World Columbian Exposition judges and eminent physicians laud progress in the mechanical arts and medicinal agents. The item claims Syrup of Fire stands far in advance as a strengthening laxative, underscoring its claimed superiority over all others.
A fragmentary confession from the Nowze cor terpontentio appears in the last issue, detailing corrupt schemes and a plan to split opposition with two pocketbooks. Judge Sloan rules on Satterwhite vs. County of Pima, while Solomonville tracks progress on the Gila Valley railway toward Solomonville with a depot opening planned. Frank Fitzgerald hunts a horse thief near Boston Mill, who reportedly may have been slain but later returned with the stolen property.
The advertisement praises Allcock's Pokers Plasters as safely curative with high medical skill, claiming they are entirely vegetable and superior to other porous plasters. It asserts they soothe without burning or blistering and can be worn conveniently while curing.
In Tombstone, Meyer to the wife of Win Corbett a daughter was born in 1844.
The report describes an Apache leader in Washington regaling routines tied to the sun and plantation customs, while a charity donation signals ties to the Young Men's Christian Association. It also mentions Cardinal Rumspeotia's elevation and Cantins Rampalia, a fifty-one year old police candidate, in a fragmentary historical context.
A lively column jokes about salads and foods, noting Gartic salad tastes better and plumied shad’s virtue lies in name. It mentions arch Scoby and Col Abe Slapsley as notable figures, plus Chinese minister Ye at Washington's grand affairs. Historical aside recalls Judge Henry Tutt’s youth and Lafayette’s tour in 1925.
F N Wolcott adds nails screws and tools to stock at bedrock prices. We also announce the Chamberliss cough remedy as highly satisfactory for colds coughs and sore lungs. Steadman Frishman druggist Minnesota Lake lists 50 cent bottles at Brown's Drug Store.
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