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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1891
Page
6
A fragmented report notes renewed interest in statehood drawing converts as Wolcett received two barrels of So nota oranges last night. It mentions capital missions seeking investment under statehood and highlights a semiweekly Democrat publication filled with reading matter for progressive readers.
The text portrays Akimona's governor as inexperienced and biased against foreign capital. It frames Irwin as a strong advocate for personal and political freedom. It notes the Alien law blocks foreign investment in Arizona mines, contrasting with Sonora where millions have already been invested that could have come here if Arizona were a state.
The comment claims the Presrec Tax favors statehood to grow its subscription base as more people enter the country. The argument’s premises are acknowledged as true for the purposes of discussion.
The director notes last year US mines produced 52.545 million dollars in gold and 57.225 million in silver. Global production in 15 year totaled 16 million in gold and 134.596 million in silver.
A comment argues Cochise county may boost women's suffrage momentum if the constitution fails on December 1. It warns that a defeat would force a political shift toward the so called gentler sex and change local governance.
A group of 100 travelers named yasuLixs crossed Nogales last week aiming to settle in Sonora. They preferred a temperate climate and described a route through Arizona to reach their desired Mexican state, expressing satisfaction with the landscape and conditions.
The Globe Silver Belt claims the Florence Enterprise is not a Republican paper, a statement that surprises the Enterprise. The Globe accuses the Enterprise of using the publican party to its own ends, suggesting it has long been viewed as the gospel of Republicanism and that true Republicans should recognize its leadership.
In doubt whether Zamloch gift distributions fall under lottery law, the paper declines advertising the scheme. Even if Wannamaker's Tombstone deputy rents the hall for the same gift enterprise, the ad is avoided.
A report from India describes private trials using dynamite to cause rainfall. Explosions on a hill near Madras at about 500 feet altitude allegedly triggered light showers over a four to five mile area.
The article describes an energetic gathering by the Apache company in Presentt. It notes distance lending enchantment to enthusiasm and contrasts the setting with the Huacheca mountains and favorable surroundings for a revelt. The Haschoca Apache troupe could soon extend US operations beyond Geronimo’s earlier campaign.
Mohave Miner quotes celebrate Republican leaders Cheney Colling and Herring as shaping campaign sentiment in the territory. The piece notes the strong influence of state orators on public opinion and predicts their impact on political prospects.
A sprawling wire digest covers fires in New York tenements and Conneleidor millinery store, with damages around 2 000 000 and dozens saved by rope lines. It also notes births in New York, tariff talks, political remarks, court rulings, bank robberies, a Paris theater stabbing, Salvation Army tragedy, and various race purses as chaotic dispatches flood papers.
In Benson Arizona on November 17 WM E Collins of Phoenix spoke for self government and statehood. Maricopa County supervisor Bryant and Major Montanden of the N M & A railroad introduced speakers. The audience cheered the pro constitution stance with expectations of a solid Benson vote.
Wednesday’s Daily notes skating at the rink tonight, local happenings include a J A Black residence rental to Dr Goodfellow in Tucson, tax outlook, masquerade prep, and various city notices. Mentions of Tul sober humor, apples, Quail hunts, and Apache beliefs accompany a Chicago style political scene around the National Republican committee choosing a convention host city.
Mr. J. V. Vickers and wife came back from the east optimistic about Arizona statehood. He notes favorable views of the territory, predicts winter visitors to Salt River valley, and urges late investment from capitalists. He mentions talks with Manvil of the A. T. 48. FP. about possible lower shipping rates.
A report notes V. if. Tgo's teams operate near Yume on a railroad grabe and anticipate work for his outfit between Fairbank and Tombstone at no certain day, stating he will take it out in shaves.
Gov Irwin issues proclamation setting aside November 26 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. The boy’s nightly prayer note tacked to his headboard reflects the sentiment. The President has designated Thanksgiving Thursday and Arizonans are urged to observe the day per local custom.
The Florence Enterprise attacks Territorial Republicans over slavery stance and leadership rift. It singles out George W. Christ as a polarizing figure, calls the League move a futile bid to mend old wounds, and argues unity cannot be achieved while factional enmity persists.
A dense, unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and locations including San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis Pueblo Deming and Benson. Several initials and surnames appear with scattered affiliations suggesting a data dump or roster rather than a cohesive story.
The notices list transfers of cattle horses and mules with five year terms and price changes. Abstract of judgment references Wilcox property and James Reilly relations. Several deeds involve brands and debts, taxes, and powers of attorney. One item notes M. D. Scribner traveling to Washington state for about a month.
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