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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1892
Page
7
The notice details subscription terms and announces monthly meetings on the third Saturday at Masonic Hall. Visiting Brethren in good standing are invited to attend when the flag is hoisted. Editor and Proprietor C Exesrt Suspay signs the notice.
Fred Fass and Frank Hare are named in a local notice alongside AW Smith and John Prinderville. The brief item lists these individuals in a community thread likely connected to property or civic matters. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
Notice to Bartholomew and M Suart heirs and assigns of a delinquent share in the Last Chance mine claim in Cochise County Territory. Owner C E Bartholomew and M C Suart seek contribution of expenditures totaling three hundred dollars for 1880s required by law. If unpaid within ninety days after weekly notices, co owners’ interests will be forfeited to the remaining owner residing in Tombstone Arizona.
Fragmentary notice references Rainwood and Jack Mines and heirs G Nardint. It appears to announce a claim, expenditure share, and a due amount of 75 dollars with daily penalties for ninety days, dated August 6, signed THOS P COWAN.
Public notice of a sheriff sale arising from multiple judgments against Wm. T. Cooper and co partners in Cochise County Arizona. Properties listed include six mining claims The Trade Tyitar The Luna of America The owner name details and claims numbers, and the sale was postponed to August 24 1852, at Tombstone Arizona by Sheriff James Scow.
In the district court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona Cochise County Florence Blomberg plaintiff sues A H Emanuel. A true copy C B Kelton sheriff.
Obituary notice identifies Ward W. Dunbar as administrator of the estate of Thomas Dunbar deceased Authority and duties listed in the formal probate notice with no further details of heirs or assets provided.
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