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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1891

Page

3

Prom Friday From The Mining Exchange And Town Notes

Town items report a Mining Exchange soiree tomorrow night and skating at the rink for children the next afternoon. Mentions Dr. Good and Charles M. Strauss ill in Tucson, Sam Pierson’s death, Mrs Coyle’s Pioneer inn, Zamloch entertainment pricing, and Willcox court news. Also notes Delinquent tax roll cleanup, orange shipments from Florida to California, and city council nuisance ban on street rag and rubbish burning.

Grand jury indictments and court actions detailed

The grand jury filed a partial report indicting Sandoval and Redondo for grand larceny and A. Mendes and I. Valesinex for burglary. Several cases: bond reduced for Alexander Casey, costs against Costello ve Toquet, judgments for plaintiff in Vidal and related suits, and Bravin v City set for later. Sonia Fay discharged. Clara Fay granted divorce with alimony left to parties.

Hafner Bourgeois Sandoval Redondo Alexander Casey Zepeda Va Tarbell Costello Ve Toquet Costa Bravin City and Assessor Swain Cochise Lenormand Lea Isold Fatiary Zen. Sandoval Brayin Ve Vidal A. Mendes I. Valesinex Johns Cae Sonia Fay John Dunlap Fay Clara Fay Louis Fay Jim Cook J Burnett J Jensen

Zamlock Delights Audiences With Back-to-Back Engagements

In Schieffelin Hall the night crowd swells for Prof Zamlock noting his clever tricks. The Austin Star reports the second show drew a larger, more enthusiastic audience than the premiere, proving Zamlock’s reputation as a skilled illusionist.

Tombstone Yamloch Vidal Chas Kieke Phil Hart Jim Allison Schieffelin Hall Loisette Aril United States Schieffeiin Hall Austin

Arizona Statehood and rail plans boost Tombstone trade

Ex governor remarks on Arizona statehood momentum and a Tempe to Globe wagon road promise. California horticulturalists praise southern Arizona as a rival, while railroad timing shifts boost Tombstone business by one and a half hours daily.

Zolick Frisco Hag Arizong North & South Railroad Tempe Globe Col Hateh California Arizona Benson and Negales Benson and Gusymas Road Tombstone Benson Sea Fairbank

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