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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1891
Page
6
The text states the capital of Arizona is at Phenix until changed by a lawmaking body and a majority vote of the people. The phrasing reflects an early constitutional provision and notes future legislative and popular approval needed for alteration.
In 1873 the US government demonetised silver, depriving poorer citizens of property value and profits. Victims demand the restoration of value, while authorities face public backlash over the policy impact.
Last Tuesday Mark Smith warned that defeating the constitution tied to Phenix Island irrigation would drive away our progressive citizens. He claimed vast Sulphur Valley farming lands and that impounding water could float ships of the works, preventing waste in burning sand.
The piece argues Democrats and Republicans may unite on state rights if the constitution is adopted and key leaders are appeased. It stresses states rights to limit federal power and uphold obedience to constitutional laws, warning against violations by the general government.
A proposal suggests convening a constitutional convention to elect state officers alongside the admission referendum. It argues for pairing half Democratic and half Republican officers to ease Arizona’s statehood, claiming bipartisan prior agreement could reduce Senate and presidential opposition.
Fragmentary text discusses schooling under citizen control, language instruction in public schools, and eligibility of teachers. It notes opposition to noncitizen teachers and urges limits based on citizenship, with references to universities and future language needs. The piece references a proposed "Hospital Bill" and a push for native versus American parentage in schooling.
New Orleans reports McCarthy acquitted by Judge Mart in the prize fighting case at the Olympic Club. Warren reputedly to receive a noble prosequi. Telegraph from St Peterburg notes Russia crop distress and widespread famine. Guatemala revolt ends in Mexico City reports and rail strike looms in Prussia. Rome notes Italian consul appointment in New Orleans.
The text outlines that individuals or corporations have a right to contract and possess waters in the state for various uses and that denial of this right is prohibited. It notes penalties for failure to construct reservoirs and canals, subject to legislative control, and grants the legislature authority to authorize creation of debt for dams and ditches funded by land benefited by reclaimed water.
The text praises a tonic called Hostetter's Bitters as a safe vegetable remedy for lingering liver issues rheumatism and fatigue. It claims strong relief through tested medicinal properties and contrasts it with harsh stimulants used by the weak and debilitated. The tone emphasizes natural origins and perceived effectiveness.
The text asserts support for bimetallic currency with gold and silver, redeemable paper money, and equal intrinsic value of all deposits. It opposes free silver coinage by the U.S. government and endorses eventual re minting of silver as part of an international agreement, citing a historic party stance.
The text reports multiple deaths with details on names ages and causes. Joleen T Rolston, 66, a U.S. native with a ranch and cattle in California, died after a fall from a horse. Alex Levin died of heart disease with illness linked to long-term weakness. The notices mention surviving relatives and local contacts, including Mr Spring and a brother-in-law.
A fragmentary daily item notes scattered weather, political notes, and distant events. Mentions wind and rain in places like Santa Fe and Texas, references to the Willow and McKinley, and a brewing repeal discussion. Mentions Rev Berard and a Kentucky printing native with prayer.
Trial notes show wrangling over admissibility of antecittings and the weakness of De Handy’s signature. Judge Maxwell drew the statements but did not obtain De Handy's signoff. Testimony references morphine amounts used on the patient prior to sacrement.
The convention votes on several measures including an education committee action and a two year ineligibility clause. An exemption article limiting homestead value to 1000 dollars passes, while a contentious vote on a water article and other procedural questions draw debate. The body remains unsettled with unanimous evident but incomplete progress.
Old remedy for teething pain, described as a pleasant tasting syrup, has been sold for over fifty years by druggists. The preparation is said to ease wind colic, soothe gums, and offer relief to distressed infants.
A scanned article fragment discusses territorial indebtedness, corporate rights, and state power over corporations. It cites legislative aims to regulate corporations, franchise limits, and penalties for insolvent banks, with scattered personal anecdotes and 19th century references.
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