Cochise County AZ Archives News.....PAGING OUR MUSEUM: WHERE? WHEN? April 6, 1933
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Tombstoe Epitaph April 6, 1933
With the unearthing of two more relics of Tombstone's stirring days, there comes
the question: when do we get our museum ready to hold these valuable things?
The discoveries of the week are two postal receipts signed by John P. Clum,
early postmaster and the first mayor of the city after incorporation. One is a
receipt for a registered parcel made out to Frank B. Austin on January 7, 1882.
The parcel was addressed to the Misses Willman Peck & Co. San Francisco. The
second is Mr. Austin's receipt for postoffice box rent for the first quarter of
1882 which was two dollars.
These papers were found by Mrs. Margaret Cummings in the building on Fremont
street formerly owned by Mr. Austin. They are now in the possession of the
present postmistress, Mrs. Edith Macia.


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