Tombstone Epitaph Poised Over Local Affairs and Memorial Day
The Tombstone Epitaph reports Cochise County matters including county records, a veto on a postmaster expense, and a rebuke of reforms. Memorial Day events are planned with Col. L. F. Engers delivering the oration in Prescott. Mexico promises duty-free transit for export crops, and the Boston Post hints at a Santa Fe railway consolidation. A bill to curb animal cruelty in districts and territories passes judiciary committee. Captain Jack found guilty of murder. mercy recommended by the jury.
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Col. L. F. Engers
Prescott
Boston Post
Sone Time Post
Atchison
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Cis
Col. Nut
S« Lagis & San Francisco
Atlantic & Pacific
Santa Fe
Board of Supervisors
Cochise
Jack
My Rcy
Phenis Gazete
Democrat
Wright
Arizona
Billingsgate
Wight
Somebody
Mr. Sanford
Coward
Poltrcot
Wiigat
Sanford
Ferns
Political pointers hint at looming party candidate talk
An 1886 era notes column surveys Democratic and Republican hopefuls for President Congress and county posts. It mentions Mark A. Smith and several western contenders, names Cochise and Tombstone figures, and flags potential races for superintendent and recorder with volatile party dynamics.
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Buffalo Statesman
Rpublican Party
Gresnam
Depew
Harrison
Lincoln Shierman
Hawley
Alger
L. W. Blinn
A.C. Baker
Judge Berry
Egers
Dr. Goodrich
A. H. Stebbins
Colonel Herring
C. M. Strauss
Metcalf
Cochise
Sheaff
Slaughter
West
Howell
Court House
Supervisor White
Hons
Tom Dunbar
Tom Hunter
John Shaughnessy
Sacrift Swattuck
Bob Hatch
John Montgomery
G. S. Bradshaw
Tla Atchison
Charley Warner
Geo. Oiks
George Watt
Dick Clark
County Recorder
Billy Bradley
Jimmy Hennessy
Eagle Bf Vic ‘Ory
J. W. Vickers
Cashier Woods
Bok
Tombstone
English
Judy Salwell
Swain and Reilly
Ani
Terrori Council
J. F. Duncan
Rochard Rule
F. W. Heyney
3. C. Bagg
Ant Cainesé League
Daly Prospector
Berry
Lite
Judge Nichols
Willcox
EB. Gage
Lewis Williams
B. S. Coffman
Bull Nasi
Widwell
E +ston
Granville Johnson
Wdows
Justice Shearer
Intsigid City Recorder
Crowley
Easton
Dick Gage
J A R Kohl
Ben James
Train Robbers claim no escape for key trio
Under sheriff states Sonora train robbers except Taylor likely to go free due to flawed posse pursuit after spotting the stolen express box. Robbers remain at large with Taylor tied to Mexican relations. witnesses and frontier logic hinder direct conviction while authorities contemplate apprehending others.
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Survert
Sonora
Taylor, Lable
Posse
Nogales
Taylor
Jaeawa
Huachuca Sising
Fairbank
Synora
Wisling
Caugh
Wales Rottingy
Bryle
Canada
Biok
Bank of Tombstone Promises Draft Draws and Mail Payments
A fragmented note from the Calthier Bank of Tombstone mentions drawing drafts directly, issuing letters, and sending money by mail and cable to Europe Asia Africa and Australia as part of a broad remittance service. The text is garbled but indicates international transfer activities.
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Europe
Asis
Africa
Australia
Tombstone
Fortunatat bids for county contracts in Cubaise county
Mayor A S Kundoll announces contracts for the year ending June 30 1889 in Cubaise county. Bids cover wood and feed supplies from multiple firms including Barker & Strauss Frick L Moore and D W Wickersham among others. A notice also invites bids for a sack of goods to Ben Goodrich assignee of H K Tweed with opening June 24. Public notices urge reading heart disease literature.
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Fortunat
A. S. Kundoll
di Parment of
Arata
Cubcise County
Barker & Strauss
Vo. Tye
Pavel Moore
E. F. Bujers
SR. DeLong
D. W. Wickersham
Glaman
D. W. Wickersam
D. W. Wickershas
Wickerstang
E. F. Rogers
Bituminueva
RK. DeLong
Memorial Day observances in Civil War era acts
The article recalls December observances and May commemorations for fallen soldiers from the Civil War era. It notes Mrs Edwards and others organizing ceremonies, including graveside honors at Adt ing and Fredericksburg, with May proclaimed as a national remembrance. It mentions Congress recognizing the dead and local posts extending observances in 1873.
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Hoy
Michigan
V. Tiers
Lakies
Fredericksburg
Congress
Edwards
Crock
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Tombstone Epitaph
Reppy & Peck, Publishers
Fourth Street
Fremont and
Allen
Cochise County
Second-Clamn Matte
Bsbee
Cleveland
Senate
Warden
Lawrence
Kansas
Mexico
Republic
House
Judiciary
Territories
District of Columbia
District of Territories
The
United States
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Reson
Taxway Iis
Clay and Websters
Ion
Camabet
J. de Prat
Fiysya
J. J. Mack & Co
Prop
San Faayeisco
Cate
Windsor
Benson, Aria
Orposite Depot
C. M. Miller
Southern Pacific
Lake Street
FLN
Wole U
T He Osis
Fremont Stree
Chicago, Ills
Bowie
A. Ty
Bruch
Felton Street
Nuveryman and Florist
Hp-Piia
Mm -Rumy
Fii
J J. Mack & Co
Merchan
Ben Goodrich
George Berrott
Gro
H. Carrer
RW Wood
Cache
EXON
PO Its Collegijns
M2 Jacobs
Ochise
Gneral Vanks Exchange Collection ‘Business
Prouit
C. Bagg
Furnt Alg Goods
A, Cohn & Bro
Cohn & Bro
Allen Street
Bet
American Bakery
St. Jot
Alles & Fremont
Couley & Turner
Corral
Callege Aph de Yate
Peemapely
Jane Neateomeny
Hranetern
Ieee
Heeps
Cheest
Atherton
Manly
Diopin
Barle, Assay & Metallurgical Laboratory
Otee
City
Hiatt
J. V. Vickers
Fremont Street
Minge
and Insurance
Seal Estate
Kanew
Foundry
Machine Shop
Johar
Beth de Wetaigen
Spledkeard
Auiadan
Andy Maehune
Mus P. Melustrr
Occidental Hotel
Trewsiers
Bitfarg
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