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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1892

Page

3

Mark's Victory and Election Returns Across Regions

Returns show Mark Smith leading with substantial majorities in Maricopa and Pima, and Democrats sweeping the county, with Dennie and Collins elected to council and assembly. Nationally, Hill praises Democratic gains as Senate prospects grow. New York financiers like Dwyer and O Donahue win big bets on Cleveland victory. scattered notes in Washington and New York reflect broad support for Cleveland with margins still unsettled in some precincts.

Monave Democratic Party Cleveland United States Senate Senate Wasurctos Farmer's Alliance Farmers Alliance Peffer Kansas Kyle New York Mike Dwyer Ttmw Dwyer New Jersey Indiana Joseph O’donahue Republices

McAllister and Perkins Likely Elected Supervisors

The report indicates McAllister and Perkins appear set to win as supervisors with 571 votes for McAllister and 605 for Perkins. Warner and Bryan trail closely at 558 and 553, while Rucker is expected to tilt the Democratic vote by about eight votes and the remaining two precincts to a stand-off.

McAllister Perkins Warner Bryan Rucker Miller

Legislative Ticket Race Returns Narrow Majorities

Reported legislative ticket tallies show Gray 654 Tevis 522 Reilly 666 Nichols 617 Wright 614 Pool 527 with Rucker and Miller Canyon excluded. Democrats Gray and Reilly lead and either Nichols or Wright may win as Republicans, with a strong vote expected for Rucker and Huachuca mountains precincts.

Rucker Miller Canyon Gray Tevis Reilly Nichols Wright Pool Nichole Huachuca Mountains

County Homestead Declarations and Odd Notices

The county mEC homestead declaration lists Della Thomas to lots 10 11 12 block 48 Tombstone and satisfaction of homestead claims including Bauer to Maggie Lemon in the Letoon suit. scattered notices name various local mines and a will transfer of cattle and horses. a butcher’s report records October cattle slaughter. a London Daily News note summarizes two lawsuits against Prince Searra Cotonna about art exports to France and creditor actions. the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian inscriptions are briefly discussed along with a remedy advertisement and an election report from West Haschues with English leader ahead.

Della Thomas City of Tombstone A. Bauer Maggie Lemon Letoon Bauer Prince Seiarra- Cotonna London Daily News France Raphael Titian Ral

Indian scouts and troops trap camp near Stein's Pass

Report from Fort Bowie shows Lieut Bean with 15 men tracking Indians. They captured seven horses and saddles, forced camp to flee to rocky terrain, surrounding action ongoing. Dispatch notes Creek near Skeleton canyon and other troop movements. Also coverage of local elections, mining news, and a Mexico route project.

Alvin Howe H. G. Howe Bean Bowis Gaoe Bowie Creek Ellis Skeleton Canyon

Local notables mix at Tombstone political scene

Friday notes show W A Green registered at San Jose with John R Lopsley and wife in San Francisco. Jury calls set for Monday and Wednesday. Several residents plan moves to California and Chicago. Yuma Times reports schoolhouse contract to W W Woodman for 5500 dollars and a two story Bisbee building planned by Dan O'Toole. L A Rockwell to succeed H J Peto as Tombstone druggist.

John R. Lopsley San Francisco San Jose The Yuwa Times Dan O'Toole Bisbee Main Jones Streets W. W. Woodman

Risky river outing sparks caution in youth

A Riverside picnic ends with a lady inviting four young men who cannot swim to a boat ride. Despite bravado they confess they cannot swim, prompting the lady to join them and remind that safety matters when on water. The anecdote underscores caution over reckless boasting.

Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup advertised alongside staffing offer

An old classified style notice touts Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup at Miien's, followed by an employment agents pitch from W. E. Payne & Co of 910 Union Avenue, Kan ta City Missouri offering reliable help of any nationality in any quantity and free dispatch to the Union. Also mentions i2me Prescriptions at Mruuza's Devo Grom.

W. E. Payne & Co Union Avenue Kanta City I2me

Inventions and oddities amid a paper era mix

A collage of quips, trivia, and notes from diverse papers. It cites jokes about poets, a sea adventure, a franchise of small puzzles, women voting on the Isle of Man, a landlady and coffee, arson jokes, and innovations in glass and metal. It also mentions a Berlin exhibit, paper teeth, and census era soldiers.

Bouton Courier Buffalo Express Isle of Man Dallas News Will Washington Matt Miss Flynt Agnes Inter Ocean Packen Parker Liverpool Glass Journal Axon Berlin Lubeck

Book Gleanings and Publishing Notes

Last year 3,000,000 books were invited to the people of London from free libraries. The Duke of Argyll plans to publish The Unseen Foundations of Society. M. Zota has Paris papers enthusiastic about his last book. First month sales reach 100,000 copies. Prof Bryer revised American Commonwealth adding new chapters and will publish in new form next month.

London Duke of Argyll M. Zota Paris Prof. Bryer

Bisbee Column Reflects Local Tensions and News

November 10 column notes a landslide mood, governor’s influence on voters, and local opinions on Cochise County finances. It reports illnesses, accidents, a suicide, and political figures with firm, period-voice assessments. Also mentions Willie Belden’s arm injury and a medical ad for Swayne’s Ointment.

GOOD THINGS TO EAT Hostmes on Satesui and kitchen tips

The article compiles old kitchen instructions from Demorest's Magazine and Housekeeper noting measures for boiled meat gruel fried game dressings and chicken sandwiches. It also highlights fashion trends with large betroths metal pearl jet crochet four to six button gloves and wedding dress materials in satin brocades.

Demorest

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