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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1899
Page
3
Fragmented notes from Tombstone era recount local movement of families to New York and Torthe waning with school attendees and a rattler man. Reports include county tax rates, El Paso press ventures, federal weighing offices, and weather oddities. Mentions of local officials, a widow seeking a fortune, and a patent medicine advertisement conclude the jumble of items.
Gil team faces uncertain fate as local matchup looms with unresolved questions about lineup and strategy. Regional observers note potential shifts in coaching plans and player roles amid a tense season context.
The Frontier announces suspension of publication as editor Mea Meney steps down. He cites inability to continue writing and researching, noting October 15 as the planned change date and reflecting on readers, critics, and the paper's future direction.
The article outlines several theories about a recent Cochise County robbery near Tempe and Alteggergas. Suspects range from cowboys to two brothers with a ranch south of the area, with possible routes via Fort Dodge and the Southern Pacific. Local speculation names Eagle Creek in Gatom county and two mysterious suspects not seen since the incident as leads. A fence-building project along the railroad right of way near Bowie is also reported, with work nearing completion.
A garbled account discusses liberal Arizona laws and their alleged contrast with New Jersey rules, suggesting unlimited corporate expansion while hinting at mining and cowboys. It mentions an ongoing train robbery near Willcox with mystery about suspects and cattlemen.
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