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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1895
Page
3
Journal Miner reports on court filings and local arrivals in the Arizona towns of Tombstone, Bisbee, and Winslow. Notes stagecoach travel times, mining dividends, civic meetings, and looming June deadline for property tax updates.
Describes Cochise County timber for mine timbers and fence posts, grazing lands, and cattle prospects. Notes pine, juniper, mesquite, cottonwood, and oak resources, wood prices, and expanding beef exports. Highlights range health, rainfall effects, and Sulphur Spring valley grazing excellence. outlines water rights on ranges and fenced limits. The piece ends with “To be Continued.”
The Rev Father Dilly joined J W Delaney of Deming New Mexico and Edith Honsaker at the Abbott home in a brief ceremony. Delaney is a telegraph operator for the SP railway and is praised for his gentlemanly disposition. Honsaker, from Cochise County and San Diego, is described as charming and well regarded. The couple will reside with Mrs Honsaker for a fortnight before moving to Deming.
Instore sale items list various shoes, garments, and textiles at Lubins 400 to 412 K Street Sacramento. Prices highlight marked down women’s boots, ballet shoes, and summer dresses with sizes and colors noted. Catalog promotes cash terms and prompt responses with item numbers for orders.
A fragmented 19th century field note catalogs cattle brands and ranching locales including names like JON H SLAUGHTER, BUCKTELDOW & SERVOSS, IOHN PG GRAY, and A FROUD. It records brands such as Circle Won, Hobee, and left hip notations, with locations across the Wied and S Cattle ranges in the region near Tombstone, Huachuca, and Pedro River. The entry combines cattle marks, owner initials, and geographic markers in a dense, archival ledger style.
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