Thermometer Range Reported for November 9
The range of the thermometer for the 24 hours ending 3 p m November 9 is given. Regular Democratic Nominee for Chief of Police. Election November 8, 1892.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1892
Page
4
The range of the thermometer for the 24 hours ending 3 p m November 9 is given. Regular Democratic Nominee for Chief of Police. Election November 8, 1892.
RC Montgomery of Los Angeles at the Palace. Overton likely elected Pima County treasurer. Mies Alice Gray back from Sulphur Spring Valley trip. Mark Smith county to gain a small but safe majority in Pima. J F Duncan and Al Korka elected Justices of the Peace by large margins. Mrs. E J Roberts visiting daughter in Tucson. Central committees Pony Saloon and Prospector received bulletins. few today. wires busy. Prank Broad and Thomas Cowan elected constables. Names of several travelers listed. Dam project views by C S Ply for English syndicate. County returns show Democratic majorities except Pool’s and West Huachuca.
Complete returns from Cochise County Arizona for the November 8 1892 general election show total votes for each candidate and their majorities for territorial and county officers. The report lists each race with vote counts and margins, reflecting the period political landscape and contest outcomes across offices.
The city backed the Republicans with their entire ticket except Fred Fuss who defeated Palmer Seamans in the first ward. Results to be published tomorrow. Also notes on hair restoration products, a labor report, a life saving claim, and a theater program urging attendance.
Returns up to 4 am show the Democratic ticket victorious except possibly Allen English and one supervisor. Cleveland is elected beyond doubt in the east. Fort Huachuca precinct did not report, but Willcox, Bisbee, Tombstone supported Scribner and White with strong totals as Wentworth won without effort.
The ad proclaims the forty year plus popularity of Ayer's Sarcarparilla as the superior blood purifier. It claims the remedy stands on its own merits and always satisfies users, portraying it as a trusted tonic.
Report from yesterday’s election notes no major issues with voting. A single voter found his preferred candidate Hugh Pugh not on the ticket and was advised to vote across the street. He cast a ballot for county officers before tears. A higher than expected number chose straight tickets. Twelve ballots were rejected due to marking defects, including marks on the wrong side and ballots with only a single cross.
A supposed cholera outbreak in Helmetta New Jersey caused great concern but investigators found the illness to be violent dysentery. Walter Willard a Jamesburg merchant endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as highly effective in severe dysentery cases and notes its sale by H J Peto.
General G W Brown and R C Brown released by pardon after habeas corpus hearing before Judge Gooding. Governor Murphy granted clemency following petitions from leading citizens. Band and delegation met the men at the depot to escort them home amid public approval. Local merchant Minurn offers chlorides and general merchandise at county prices for prospectors and cattlemen.
A frontier notice warns that goods entering Mexico from the U S must carry consular factor and manifest if duties exceed 100 and must have proper Mexican paperwork otherwise. Passenger effects are exempt. smugglers face jail. The speaker urges caution to avoid wrongful detentions at Sonora customs.
Dr W Thorton Parker recalls wartime use of Allcock's Plasters to treat bronchitis and colds in Stuttgart during 1881 82. He praises the plaster for quick relief across the chest and back and notes Army Indian Hospital use and global availability. A second item announces a lost diamond shaped set with diamonds and asks for return for reward.
The Tyler Desk Co of St Louis issues their mammoth 1893 catalogue showing new goods and styles with prices cut nearly fifty percent below former lists. A standard oak roll cart in desk is priced at $16. Catalogues are free and postage 1 1/2 cents.
A Hartford lawyer touring the northwest visited North Dakota in July and watched a natural ice water tank form at the bottom of a deep well. Clear ice floated in the water with thick ice coating the shaft, created by dripping water freezing in winter and melting slowly in spring, providing refreshing mid summer ice water until the heat ends.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a cure for colds that linger into winter and claims it prevents catarrh or chronic bronchitis. The 50 cent bottle is pitched for cattle and croup and is said to be dependable. Sold by H. J Pero.
A mother receives a fractured letter from a country outing describing perilous adventure. The writer recalls a boat accident, a man rescuing him from water, and a buried companion's fate. He asks for money for medical care and mentions plans that sound reckless.
An old well tried remedy used by millions of mothers for teething children. It soothes the child, softens the gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhea. Pleasant to taste, sold by druggists worldwide, twenty five cents a bottle. Beanie and ask for Mrs Winslow’s Syrup.
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