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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1893
Page
2
Publication notes subscription rates One year 00 six months an 2H Delivered by carrier to any part of the city for 35 cents per month. A political stance urges free coinage and free trade with American nations. Calls to build up Mexican trade and sign a petition at Bank of Tombstone to remove cattle import duties from Mexico.
The U S land court confirmed twenty three grants in New Mexico and rejected seven. Total acres confirmed amount to 740000 with 20000 fight cases appealed. Four appeals were raised by claimants and four by the United States.
Record months in July and August push New Mexico gold production to an all time high, rising by 106000 dollars over any two month span. Analysts warn of a looming panic and possible overproduction as the trend continues, while Colorado observers urge restraint.
Treas. Fleming, returning from the east, cites a statement by ex-Postmaster Wannamaker as strong support for free coinage. The remark is seen as an incentive to refresh old garments bearing the brand and wear them through another winter.
The new rule ends overdraft practices by requiring depositors to borrow money and pay interest on funds in credit while banks hold the money. Ker Hellman, credited as the father of the rule, is the same figure linked to calming a recent Los Angeles panic by fortifying his bank with a million in gold. This policy is termed “financial capacity” in California.
The passage argues that current woes stem not from policies of any party but from legacy of the Harrison era. It asserts overreach in legislation in sensitive matters, cites demonetization of silver and protecting laws that propped up failing industries as prime causes, framing it as the classic boom and bust cycle.
A Friday night gathering of Aramate and Populists in Los Angeles denounced Marion Denton for voting for unconditional repeal of the Sherman bill. They adopted a resolution denouncing the action as infamous and traitorous, calling him a Benedict Arnold for his reversal of promised positions.
The piece notes past sentiment favoring protection has faded in the United States. It cites Tabor men deserting the protection party for free trade, and argues Cleveland’s platform embraced ideas the administration cannot defend after election. It warns tariff reductions would shutter factories just as pledge breaches closed mines and smelters.
From Mondays Daily Francis J Honey will be in Tombstone on Wednesday or tomorrow The Algodones grant at Yuma is assessed at 60000 by Yuma county supervisors A Phoenix saloon man warns of calamities to Arizona towns Fairbank is a shipping point on the NM & A line James Finley leases Hermona mine at Harshaw beeves haul ore 73 ounces seen HG Howe and Gon survey claims Geo Webb and May Harrow wed in Phoenix to settle in Nogales Mexican beggars invade Cochise two blind beggars noted J D Groesback El Paso emeler eyeing ores at Palace auction two examiners certificates Miks Maggs Fleming Me W S Gibbons El Paso baseball results El Paso wins. Florence Canal rumor rival town east of Maricopa Judge Sloan visits Tombstone forecast to stay Supreme Court reports Henry W Smith associate justice rumor Oklahoma Utah Perkins plans Tombstone home
Schmieding and Metz take over the Tombstone soda business from Allen Walker, who closed his Tombstone works and shipped supplies to Tempe. Territory Secretary M lrsee visited Tombstone from Stone House ranch, returning Sunday. About 10 900 cattle owned by Mr Brace were sold to Nevada last year after heavy winter losses. Those saved averaged about $7 per head, eight dollars more than would have been realized otherwise.
The district court opened at 1:90 this afternoon with Judge Sweay presiding. Criminal cases were continued. James Reilly urged bonds for plaintiffs in the damage suit by Nat Hawke and D. Kk. Wardwell, and a dismissal motion was denied due to absence of Judge Barnes. English v. county set for tomorrow. Sessions end Saturday. Tucson term begins Monday. Judge Barnes and Frank Heney expected.
El Paso toppled Tucson 7 to 4 after a long train ride left Tucson winded and late to bat. Zabriskie pitched for Tucson and Nugent caught, while El Paso’s Page and Dean formed the battery and Page logged eight outs.
A runaway electric car in Cincinnati crashed into a store front, killing one person and maiming eighteen. Reports note the tragedy as a major urban accident with extensive injuries and property damage.
An old advertisement claims moist piles cause intense itching and night pain, leading to bleeding and ulcers if untreated. It promises relief with Swaysn' Oternest for itching bleeding and tumor removal, available by mail for 60 cents from Dr Wayne & Son, Philadelphia, and Simmons Liver Regulator is pitched as a cure for dyspepsia and headache.
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