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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1893
Page
2
A fragmented Tucson Enterprise column cites S C Baco on the Phoenix Phoenix and mentions Grover Cleveland, Mrs Cleveland, a World’s Fair display, and Arizona statehood, along with local notes on marriages and demographics. The piece references Geary act implications for Chinese residents and criticizes administration policy.
A Tur Prospector expresses gratitude to Rev. C. R. Nugent for a Bible adorning the sanctum. The note ponders the last night’s paper claim that Naomi is Ruth’s sister, clarifying Naomi is Ruth’s mother-in-law and questioning the naming of a newborn after her.
The letter criticizes a plan to buy three million dollars of silver monthly until eight hundred million is reached. It likens the idea to the Sherman act and calls Cotonaro’s scheme to issue state silver certificates on bullion deposits a senate worthy discussion. It argues western states adopting similar plans could resolve the silver question, noting the Cleveland administration previously endorsed state currency.
About sixty persons assembled at the Methodist parsonage last evening and gave a genuine old fashioned surprise party to Rev Downs and wife. Refreshments were served almost all evening and the crowd enjoyed a very jolly time playing games. Around midnight the celebrants dispersed wishing the dominie and wife a pleasant trip and a safe return home.
Dragoon Notes reports most ranchers cutting bay of fair quality. Fifteen to twenty Mormon teams have passed through recently toward the yearly conference. Wm Fourr and daughter Clara departed for Chicago and the World's Fair on the 13th for their first eastern trip in thirty years. Simmons Liver Regulator in powder is touted as handy for tasersers and pocket carried.
Bisbee appoints Won as notary public while Graham county jail holds nine men charged with felonies. Reports note travel delays, weather, and ongoing local incidents including court cases, mail service changes, a street fight, payroll cuts, and a theft lien affecting J J Patton's estate as well as a man named Booth convicted for assault.
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors met September 15 1893, approving a county physician contract with Dr Hamilton for indigent sick care and revising related bonds. They reviewed road work claims, declined road overseer recognition for Ed wards Bisbee district, and adjourned to 9:30 a.m. Sept. Me. Other items mention New York cholera port status and various regional notices and ads.
A late report states Mitchell left London for the United States where he will meet James J Corbett in the boxing ring. Also noted is ongoing turmoil as the Cherokee strip rush causes suffering and violence with numerous killings reported. The great Standard Oil Trust has dissolved, with former members to operate independently. Billy McMahan and Duke Evans face grand jury indictment for prize fighting. Congressman Geary says administration shifts on the Chinese question and backs a one year delay on the Everett bill. Frederick L. Ames, VP of Old Colony and Union Pacific director, found dead at sea aboard the Pilgrim. fortune estimated at 25 million. An amendment to repeal bill aims to buy 3,000,000 ounces of silver monthly until holdings reach 60,000,000 ounces. Secretary Carlisle faces surgical arm operation amid secrecy. Eastbound passenger rates from California to Chicago ignite a rate war as Southern Pacific and Santa Fe lead efforts to lower fares.
Delinquent sale of stock listed under TPE PROMPTER GOLD AND Silver Mining Company principal place of business Pikor, July 7, shares of various holders led to public auction per board action. Names include Jno Crighton and others, shares specified. sale to occur at William’s office.
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