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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1892
Page
4
A historical notice mentions mixed trains arriving at Benson with passengers and freight, plus local travel details. It includes weather data, local arrivals such as Rev Whitermore and Mrs Nugent guests, a runaway youth captured by the sheriff, miners moving, and various town updates including relocations, arrests, and railway talks in the Tombstone era.
McLane and Geo A Gibson arrive from the Huachucas. L E Page comes from Tuczon where he has been three days. MD Scribner leaves for San Francisco for holidays. Drummers go to Bisbee in Hare s four in band. J B Miano buys a fine two wheeled phaeton. Clerk Montonier works on certificates of election. Topolobampo tripster carload passes Nogales. F H Hough of Guaymas visits several days. R W Wood in California expects return Tuesday. Scott White family seek county seat home. Flagstaff seeks incorporation and legislation. Mrs J Adamson Cochise Hotel returns from Europe. T F Hudson to arrive next week from Colorado cattle parturage. Rev I T Whittemore of Florence starts revival at Presbyterian church tomorrow. Public invited.
A large audience enjoyed Partners for Life at Schirffefin Hall. The Rawhide Band plus Staehle, Monier, and Gage provided lively music with multiple encores. Cast praise centered on Nellie Walsh, Relph Smith, May McHenry, Eva McNeal, Kate Waleh, Ed Land, and Archibald Drelingcourt. The evening raised thanks to performers and Sunday School children for a Christmas time blessing.
The entry lists instruments used since 3 p m yesterday including LocaTrox Burnett mine Huachucamta J C Burnett P M Hilton Copper King Huachucamta L O Hilton P M Hilton. It also promotes Ayer s Sarsaparilla and cites a Brussels monetary conference India report with Baron Rothschilds remarks on silver purchases for five years. A late cueer horse is offered by Jake Miller at American Bakery.
The document records a mining claim in Warren Miningsteint, Coe ioe Cor. No. 1 8 post market and lists discovery and measurement data. It names claimants Ma lunth and Gareier mins, notes location details like Gardner Lo and Wor N Spot, and warns all holders of vested claims to file before a stated deadline to avoid forfeiture.
Notice from the U S Land Office Turson Arizona dated November 2 announces that a mining claim identified as the New York Lode in Warren Mining District Cochise County is described and patented for 470 linear feet with details of corners and measurements. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days of publication to be heard as provided by statute.
The notice announces a patent application by W. Howe and attorney for a mining claim in Cochise County Arizona. It lists claim specifics including Cor No 8a Lode and nearby lodes, location within the Mining District, and required presentation within twenty days of the initial application to avoid bar. The document is recorded under Herbert Brown, Register, and Whit Howat as attorney for the claimant.
Property and mining claim details filed in the 19th century Arizona mining district. Describes location and boundaries of lode claims, reference to plat map, and warnings to owners and applicants to file before the specified deadline to avoid forfeiture. Mentions Holbrook and Cainents area with legal attestations and notification to interested parties.
Reports from abroad note high infant mortality in England and Wales in 1500 and a Jewish market in France with Narbonne honey prized for scent. A cholera scare in Helmetta, New Jersey, proved dysentery. Dr. Walter Willard’s remedy aided severe cases. A tale of a French noble’s Rome visit ends with a joke about papal ceremonies. Winslow’s soothing syrup touted for teething and stomach issues.
Kentucky will display its celebrated blue grass at the world fair exhibit. The sod and graves come from historic spots in the state including Perryville battlefield Henry Clay home and Lincoln birthplace, adding further interest to the display.
An old advertisement fragment offers a seasonal remedy described as dependable for catarrh and croup, claimed to treat the ailment through winter and spring. It notes the product is intended for bad coughs and small expenses, and is marketed for sale by H. J. Pero.
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