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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1893
Page
2
Iris notes congress will be forced to decide the monetary issue. It is encouraging that Sir Cleveland has finally agreed to allow congress to act.
A county grand jury panel is being formed from honorable men across factions. The process emphasizes conscientious and fearless work, with officials ensuring fair and diligent service.
A fragment notes Geneser Shoe Co incorporating with principal business in Tombstone and praises the quality of leather, acknowledging modest practical recognition of the product.
Gov Hod returns from the East after weeks spent on Arizona interests and work with our delegate. The report notes efforts tied to territorial benefits and a focus on policy distinctions amid foreign and domestic agendas.
A draft bill will be introduced soon to shift Indian trial cases from territorial courts to U S courts. The measure aims to place trial expenses in proper hands and relieve counties from a longstanding burden.
The Gazette reports a rumor that a territorial organ led by Gov Hughes appointee 3 C Baxe will collect 13 percent from officials and record territorial funds for Star. The piece dismisses the claim as entirely untrue and warns the town against spreading the false report.
The text argues against placing an illegitimate offspring of a townswoman on a throne by the United States government. It condemns the proposal as shocking and compares it to a return to oppression after more than a century of independence. The author asserts the ruler’s reputation as degrading and calls the plan an act of extreme vice and shamelessness.
The annual report favors replacing coal oil lamps in mail cars with electric lighting to reduce explosions and messy spills that burden mail operations and even affect newspapers. Citizens of Cochise are urged to choose eight delegates for the territorial statehood convention at Phoenix on the 27th with cross party representation and a focus on orderly admission of the new territory.
Thursday’s bulletin reports Casa Grande FE Corona Mexico registered at San Jose and a coach of jurymen arriving from Fairbank. Bisbee residents like Jerey City and Dos Cabezas figures appear, plus Jack Howard and Burton cases before the court. Rothschilds deny copper ties. wheat stocks 96,650,000 bushels. Governor Hughes returns from Washington. justice courts align with US processes. Base runner equipment planned for Tombstone Club with new bases and a tennis court reallocation.
Itching and stinging at night worsen to bleeding and ulceration forming tumors. SWAYSE Ottreent stops itching and bleeding heals inflammation and often removes tumors. Available at druggists or by mail for 00 cents from Wayne & Son Philadelphia.
The Santa Fe Prescott and Phenix line will be rushed to Phenix with increased grading crews after a pandemic cutback left 100 men. Thirteen miles south from Prescott and twenty miles north from Phenix have been graded. Track laying will resume soon at Phenix to speed supply movement to the front. Other items include naturalizations and court cases, plus local notices on jurors and pending suits.
An 19th century style survey reviews insect groups by Latin names and common terms, noting beetles as the largest group and listing orders such as Lepidoptera Neuroptera Diptera and Hymenoptera. It cites over 200000 known kinds with 120000 beetles and hints at a Columbian exposition funded by student labor. An old physician promotes a free universal remedy claim for consumption and nervous complaints.
Chicago dispatch notes Sally Smith KOing Billy Murphy and political tempers at play. Cooper fired as customs chief. Hawaii policy debates persist. Rio revolution rumors. Mello fleet harbors rebels near Peixeto. Treasury reports a 1.08 million currency deficit with total balance of 98.88 million. Train robbery attempt at Pixley foiled. Powderly backs free silver. Cleveland loses gas stock. Colorado calls extra legislature for silver slump. Imperial monarchy signals from Admiral Mello. doubts on Cleveland support. Teller reception in Denver and Pueblo boosts silver sympathy. Japan forms currency inquiry amid gold silver volatility. Corbett-Mitchell fight negotiations active. Duval club in Jacksonville to host, purse 20,000 with 10,000 odds. Gloves to be the smallest legally allowed. Queensberry rules apply.
The recorder's office listed deeds since 3 p m yesterday. Martin O'Hare to John L Brown Jot in Bisbee for 109 dollars. Bonillva to F J Heney, 120 acre land in Tres Alamo for 1 dollar. A writ of habeas corpus sworn before Judge Rouse returnable tomorrow at Florence in the case of prank King, Gazette reporter jailed in Tucson for contempt of war.
A reader notices an advertisement touting a prepaid outfit described as Ackers Wanton-Free. It claims men can earn from $70 to $100 weekly for years by joining via P O box 371 New York. The notice appears as a terse recruitment insertion with minimal context.
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