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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1895
Page
3
In Cochise County a commissioner announces plans to spread a circular and seek investments of capital for valuable items. The goal is to inform residents and invite suggestions for work to be done. Address: Tombstone, Arizona.
A jumble of brief items reports Recorder Sears of Maricopa County dying in Phoenix and others: Alco Hernandes found guilty of larceny and fined 25 dollars or 25 days in jail. Grant appointed delegate to irrigation congress in Albuquerque next month. Franco American Mining Co buys General Denzler Mines in Oro Blanco with 25,000 in mill and development plans. Southern Pacific to supply crude petroleum to steamers from Los Angeles wells at forty cents per barrel.
Hon Mark Swit retires from a flying trip to Toe A gelew on legal basin. He meets in Tombstowers during a brief stay and plans to return. Prospect of silver legislation draws Tombstowers back to the old stamping ground as Pro kfellow takes a principal post at the Territorial University in Tucem. Rockfel low, formerly Tombstone school principal, is a successful graduate.
Ore samples from the Bauer mine near Antelope Valley reveal a six foot free milling ledge with sulfides and gold. A blast uncovered a vast ore body in a newly exposed wall area. drift progress has reached twenty feet with unknown extent.
Local items report Allen Bogheh’s today’s events, new Corker Club member dues, and health updates on Mrs Metz and El Hughes. Commentary praises poetry lines, then urges Huntetter Stomach Bitters for malarial ailments and digestive help. Canadian ore smelting bill eyed. Wyoming license chatter noted amid political shifts toward free coinage in the South.
Advertises Electric litters as a tonic and alterative for older adults needing medicine to regulate bowels and kidneys. Claims mild stomach and bowel action, strengthens and tones, aids natural functions. Priced at 50 cents, available at Tombstone Drug Store.
Report describes a contested sale of a valuable mine property with a large stake and a two party arrangement. Details mention a party and representative traveling, negotiations over purchase, and expected financial outcomes if the sale proceeds. The text notes a large expected payout to owners if the sale completes.
Incomplete OCR fragment describes a medical incident with bleeding and pain. Names and specifics are garbled, but it mentions a person named Swayne and an event involving a head injury and a fight or collision.
Reported clashes with gendarmes in Fasars near Girginti end in arrests of forty two Mafia suspects on murder charges. Other notes describe court adjournment delays at Darrant case, a deadly mine incident near Sleepy Hollow, and labor disputes prompting nationwide garment workers to strike.
A collage of curious notes covers Glasgow streetcars, convict earnings, feasts, and exotic customs. It mentions Melange in Polmaría, religious offerings, and imperial imagery, then shifts to European finance, tabernaries in Florence, and London inns. The piece blends far flung curiosities with scattered scientific snippets on plant budding and a torn anecdote about a hullstorm in Medicine Vedi.
A Cedar Creek Missouri resident, Geo Jenkin e, reports giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to a suffering child last summer. The medicine yielded instant relief and a permanent cure, with a strong recommendation. Sold by druggists.
A jagged block references ranches in Pinery and Arizona, workers earning weekly wages and a local baking product mention. The text is fragmented, with scattered names and places, and lacks coherent events or clear dates.
A long list of cattle brands and ranch locations spans Arizona towns like Tombstone, San Bernardino, Apache Springs, and Yuma areas. It notes brands on left side and hip, horse brands on shoulders, and multiple owners such as J. M. Richardson, G. Hassegren, and A. Froud.
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