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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1893
Page
4
Report notes trains carrying passengers and cargo derailed near Batson with eastbound service disrupted. Times indicate Pacific time is one hour slower than Tom tone time, and a 24 hour thermometer range ending 3 PM May 13 is given with maximum and minimum as read.
T V Vaughn of Benson rests at the Cochine H Williams of Tucson registered at the Palace M M McGuirk from Bisbee at the San Jose Choice cigars at Wocorrs Grand jury indicts John Henry and Aes Turser Phoenix and Salt River Valley saw heavy rain Francie J Heney leaves for Phoenix on official business meets W K Meade alfalfa fields ruined at St David by mountain floods Baldness remedy advertised Train due at Benson at 7:00 pm washout on the S P between Deming and Separ track changes eyed James Young arrested on charge of threatening harm Justice Duncan to hear bearing Monday Star notes Tucson rain totals reach 0.23 inch for yesterday and 0.73 inch for the month the highest in Arizona in 18 years.
The article details a new trespass law allowing precinct taxpayers to petition county boards to remove fencing requirements, publish the action, and end animal trespass. It outlines poundmaster duties, impounding rules, and priority of costs, with proceeds aiding the school fund. It mentions advertisements and local notices alongside varied items including medical ads and railroad news.
Court decisions settle title to the money paid as a contempt fine in a city ordinance case. Justice Duncan handled unrelated matters, including a will contest and a mining dispute. A Mexican defendant Ruiz pleaded guilty to stealing burros with testimony on crime degree. sentence postponed to Monday. Swain vs Huachuca Water Co and related disputes prompt court guidance on counsel substitution and attorney conduct.
Knowledge of comfort and well being praises Syrup of Figs for its pure liquid laxative effect. It claims a pleasant taste and does not weaken the kidneys, liver, or bowels. Sold by all druggists in 90 cent and 1 dollar bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Go.
The grand jury found three indictments, including Ruiz for horse theft, Lombardi for assault with a deadly weapon, and A. May for grand larceny. A civics appeal in Reilly v Kelton was heard, with several cases tied and dismissed. The Yuma bank becomes a US depository, shifting federal deposits to Phenix. Chamberlain's Pain Balm praised by a dairyman, and local restaurants advertise Salt River beef from Cuas Ovextoce.
Prescott receives notice that Rev. E. W. Meaney is appointed examiner for Ari xoun applicants by Stanford University. The May 27 exam enables local applicants to test at home, reducing travel. Also mentions Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and a proposed Pullman sleeper between Benson and Phnix to boost travel.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Pigs as a pleasant remedy for kidneys liver and bowels. It claims prevention of fevers headaches and various sicknesses and offers bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar through local druggists.
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