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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1901
Page
3
Fragmented notices from Tombstone detail local events in Cochise County including tax rates near 6 dollars per property, visits by San Diego residents, and a humorous bear box telegram. The page references Los Angeles Times items and local personalities, with aging anecdotes and community updates.
The piece argues long life comes from proper digestion and stomach health. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion belching constipation and nervousness. It claims the tonic aids natural purification and serves as a specific for malaria fever and cure, urging readers to obtain the genuine product.
A Worldington dispatch describes a secret service operation at Nogales exposing officials involved in a smuggling scheme. Chinese migrants paid bribes to pass borders while certificates bore coded marks. several operatives and honest employees tested to expose the collusion. The piece notes July cattle imports through Nogales and university attendance trends at Tucson, with projections of facility strain if growth continues.
Fairbank reports a forthcoming dance at Huachuca with Bisbee Band music and a large crowd expected. The item notes train movements and personnel changes at Ft Huachuca Cananea mines and Cananea area activity.
Summons and notice of proceedings for ejectment of settlers on the Boquilias land grant were issued yesterday. The complaint claims the grant covers 17 355 85 acres with possession under patent and damages up to 10 000 dollars per year. Forty three settlers are named as served, with the grant including the town of Fairbank. many have held possession for years and may contest in court.
An advertisement from Naco Arizona touts The Home Gold Cure as a guaranteed remedy to cure drunkenness. It claims the product detoxifies the body, can be used privately at home, and is offered for one dollar with physician support if requested.
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