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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1891
Page
4
Fragmentary notes discuss the Puconix experimental farm and a $100 land item, contrasting free coinage vs veto risks under Harrison. It cites California fruit shipments to September with 1600 carloads in prior year and $475,140 paid to railroads, and hints at broader wartime-like seizure claims and reciprocity with Mexico.
A garbled item discusses Bam Jones advocating severe measures against railroads and a proposed magnified southern railroad system like New York and Paris lines. It mentions the Mexican Fourth of July fete in El Paso to view a rainfall machine and a rail curiosity excursion from the City of Mexico. The piece touches on reciprocity treaties and avoiding complications from rainfall policies.
Letters from users in Quebec Sydney Mississippis Corinth praise August Flower for dyspepsia relief. A. Bellanger of Steve Foun dry in Mostagny Quebec says it gave great relief and seems a good remedy. George Gates of Corinth calls it the cure, having recovered after several bottles, and G G Green manufactures it in Woodbury New Jersey.
A long fragmentary account discusses dangers of certain freight shipments with chemical contents and spontaneous combustion fears. It mentions French silks, packing in cotton sacks, and care in transit, then shifts to anecdotes about a cat named Christopher Columbus and a scene in a domestic setting, ending with a reference to a Ladies' House Journal.
Notice warns all taxpayers to obtain licenses before starting any business liable to a license under Paragraphs 2235 2236 and 2241 of the act. Sheriff C B Kexton Cochise County Tombstone Arizona cites bond liability for unpaid taxes and requires payments at his Tombstone office dated June 30th 159%.
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