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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1913
Page
2
The Tombstone Epitaph lists subscription rates and publication details. Editor and proprietor William Hattich is noted. Rates show one year, six months, and single copies with prices indicated.
Editorial notes condemn a Cochise county driven move. It warns the measure harms state counties and could invite broader loss of local control. It cites legislators and public figures, questions desertion of public funds for special interests, and urges defeat of the bill.
Freak Marehall Brown a pewspa per man of San Diego Calif. who for some time resided in Phoenix died Saturday evening. He was formerly on the San Diego Union editorial staff. Across town several incidents include gunfire and accidents at Douglas and Globe as well as a plan to test shooting wells. numerous arrests and court actions fill the column.
E A Goldman of the United States Biological Survey says extensive poison experiments on prairie dogs will occur in northern Arizona next summer. He will travel to Flagstaff with two survey associates as the weather warms. The aim is to find economical benefits for the country, starting with oats coated with starch and strychnine. Goldman has spent months in Parkes Vicksburg and Wickerburg collecting small mammal specimens, exploring an area never studied by a government naturalist.
Two hold up men entered Lee King’s Tucson store at 1 o clock Monday night. One man with a revolver exited first as the other followed with a club and the loot. King resisted, retrieved his revolver, and was later wounded in the leg after a pursuit.
The Arizona Legislature considers code revision measures in both houses with bills on adoption of children, irrigation districts, taxation, probate, and state health. Action includes passage of several code revision bills and referrals to the senate, while many bills are indefinitely postponed or awaiting Gov. approval.
The current legislative session cannot finish its work in the remaining days. Both houses struggle to move the calendar and admit the likelihood of many bills left for consideration. Senate insists on possible completion, yet more than fifty proposed measures make final adjournment by sixty days unlikely.
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