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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1893
Page
4
The range of the thermometer for the 6th of September at 8 p m shows a maximum of 90 degrees and a minimum around 62 degrees, indicating a warm yet cooler night ahead in the local area. The report records the readings consistent with late summer conditions and gives no further weather advisories.
Francis J. Heney will probably be here tomorrow. The Herald notes Frank Baxter’s Washington trip on a matter of personal importance. Mrs. Dunbar and kids of Tres Alamos and Miss Exton of Benson stay at the San Jos House. A farmer’s wife says Simmons Liver Regulator cured her malaria. Muscat grapes and ripe peaches arrived at Wolcott’s today. The youngest daughter of Mr. J. P. Johnson recovers from typhoid fever. County examiners denied two teachers certificates. Attorney W. H. Barnes collapsed and will stay through the current court term after a trip east. Hall's Hair Renewer advised for dandruff and hair issues. Judge Beckham named receiver of Fort Worth’s El Paso National Bank, closed August 2. Sam Branson arrived from Naco with concentrates for shipment. nearby mines closed.
A busy day yielded little business beyond demurrers and inspection. The county case against English overruled. Wentworth versus Hawke probate judge given until tomorrow to show cause for not certifying papers on appeal. Hawke, clerk of the hoard of supervisors, to surrender books. Mawke vs Moumouier demurrer argued and taken under advisement. A cent bond ordered in Staeblove cases. Staniger v. the court recessed until tomorrow at 10 a.m.
An advertisement extols Sprup ot Fi as a pleasant remedy with permanent benefits to the human system. It condemns cheap vegetable extracts and mineral solutions sold as medicines as permanently injurious and notes the product is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Courier reports Justice Andrews fixed Judge French bail at 3000 dollars with jail if not posted. The prisoner sat reading a pamphlet like a novel as reporters sought a statement. Accusers remain confident of an explanation or lack thereof. Dick Rose keeps antelope neighbors near Eddy NM. Tombstone principal applicant Kennedy failed exam in Phenix, granted temporary certificate. Phenix Herald notes concealed weapons ban on officers like private citizens. Fever cures via Ayer Ague Care claims to neutralize poisons and expel them from the system.
A notification records Horn Koccreiton at Mt Morris New York to the wife of Julia A Rook. The brief item notes two daughters.
The document records a mutual separation between John N Thiede and Marcellus Thede of Willcox Territory of Arena dated September 17 1882, noting incompatibility and resulting in a property division. A mix of unrelated advertisements follows including remedies for pain dulling agents and agricultural notes about pig weed and livestock fodder.
A diverse notices page reports a cattle round up starting September 10 from La Pera to Santa Rosa and surrounding towns with details of routes and names. It also notes a missing horse with a reward, upcoming Upper San Pedro roundup on November 6, and village movements to the San Pedro Custom House. In literary news Hayine finishes Prince of India while Gen. Wallace plots a new tale. James Wittrcown Tinney discusses composition as a burden. Accretion, famed travel writer, found injured in Styrian forest after robbers. Various obituaries and reminiscences include Mme Recamier and Gronox Romernes Parsons, linking to New York and Lost publications.
The item mentions Mrs Wane and Daanoscu as owners of sixty dozen wedding gifts, a Trinity College declamation prize won by Jimeph S Magtubby, and Peary hiss critique of Laver and Perapext Axorit referencing Boston Humane society. It notes Prof Louis Agassiz as a proponent of immortality beliefs, and advertises Jon's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted remedy for teething and diarrhoea, sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents.
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