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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1891
Page
4
The notice outlines options for a year six months three months and one month subscriptions delivered by Carriere at a rate of 28 cents per week. It specifies payment and delivery terms for readers choosing the service.
In a discussion led by E. B. Gage, residents weigh Arizona statehood and its tax implications. Farmers workers and laborers confront the burden of taxes while corporations expect changes in valuation, with supporters and opponents among rail and utility firms and speculators alike.
The text notes Patacunia largely belongs to the Argentine Republic with Chile holding a coastal strip. It highlights vast deserts, cold climates, and the pampas rich plains. Travelers see mirages and distant forms that resemble forests or horsemen, with horses never deceived by illusion.
A garbled column riffs on love letters and society quips. It references the Chicago Herald praising female expression, notes Romans about writing flaws, and touts London metrics and libraries with scattered lines about crime and notable figures.
The notice touts the Pony Saloon with whiskies and other liquors plus Ice Cold Drinks and cigars. It also notes a wagon rig operated by L.A. Engle between Tombstone and Bisbee with departures at 7:30 m on specified days and directs requests to the local business offices and PO Box.
Notice states that on November 12 1891 the board levied a third assessment of three per share on Gee S cones stock payable in gold at 310 Pine Street San Francisco. Delinquent after December 18 1891 will be sold January 11 1892 unless paid. secretary J W Pew, Pine Street San Francisco.
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