09 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1911
Page
1
A report from Paso indicates a development initiative will commence within 60 days. Details mention a fairbankike to Tric extension and steps by President FM Murphy with private wire sources confirming the plan.
Notice is given the Clerk of the Board will sell at public auction in 1911 at 1 pm in front of the courthouse. Items include pelte 1366 Skunk 19 Cat 4 Corte U8 Labor Lion and 1b. Highest bid secures purchase cash by order of Attest Gao- HL & Berner Clerk Chatiaan A fen minutes delay in some cases of croup and Chamber's Remedy suggested for home use.
Sunday services announced with evening preaching at 11 p m and 7 30 p m themes The Triumphal Bote Life's Upper Ram Eastern Star Quartette to sing Miss Lillian Choate to speak on painting Arizona's star white Miss Charlotte M talk and Miss Choate singer There are services every evening at 7 30 except Saturday Pastor HA Dio invites all to attend Sunday School at 10 a m
Mrs Way Cavanagh presides as superintendent inviting all to attend Epworth League at Carmen Sinay School every Sunday at 10 5. Key W. Ac Metani Pantor Kev Ease Hanmer is listed as assistant in a cordial notice from the church.
J F Wilson former delegate to Congress from Arizona died at four o clock today from heart failure in Provoutt. He served as a representative and was active in political circles. His death leaves a vacancy and prompts tributes from party colleagues.
Tucson Chief of Police Judeon Arnold was arrested on a mayoral complaint for driving too dice to the curb and fined $5. The mayor and Councillor van Wakefield paid similar fines last week for the same offenses.
A northbound train on the Nacozari railroad was halted at Pronto by insurrectos led by Red Lopez. About fifty men, seven or eight Americans, disrupted the journey but did not injure passengers or steal items, according to witnesses aboard the train.
Clerk H E Berner sent to the territorial treasurer in Phoenix the quarter ending March 31 funds received and paid into Cochise County treasury. Property Tax License Fines Poll Tax Recorder's Fees Probate Fees Sundry items total 55936 15. A public notice about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claims it prevents croup when given early, with selling points.
The record lists new cases including debt suit for 201.98 with interest and costs against C Giteen and Heber C Kimbell plus a transcript of judgment from the justice court. It notes probate matters, estate of Mary Ann Shapley with an order appointing Michael Harmon and appraisers Pernell and Ernest Horves, and guardianship orders for Guiseph Bone with Bernardo Bone appointed guardian and for Melvin and Mildred Cornell minor with Charlee A Cornell appointed guardian and guardian fees of 90.
The dispatch notes absence of Nearese service on board and a cleared path for business. Deputy Sheriff Hot Reeds traveled from Fairbank, Joance Fletcher M Doan leaves for Santa Cruz to open April term, Mrs Lee Hutchison visits Fairbank, Mite Clarke teachers’ aide, May Chamberlain heads to Chicago with Tombstone friends, HC seper of Stag Hotel visits, grand jury of 24 named drawn for April 24 session.
Serious labor trouble looms on the Santa Fe main line as forty Mexican workers go on strike at Nelson cement works threatening to destroy the plant and endanger Americans. Other notes include visits by Mr Murphy to Gila river claims, a Scottish committee in Clifton, and notable officials in Phoenix and Globe.
Senator Robert L. Owen endorses a senate resolution admitting Arizona and New Mexico and submitting the recall to territorial voters. The plan aims to remove objections, show fairness, and shift the recall issue to the people, addressing possible objections from President Taft.
Miss Sharlotte Hall addressed Tombstone Troop of Boy Scouts with a engaging history of early Arizona including Spanish occupation Coronado and the Grand Canyon tale. She traced territorial government Prescott and the naming of Arizona and praised the Scouts for their keen interest and planned future correspondence.
Thos Haberstock, pioneer resident at Sycamore Springs nine miles from Tombstone, lost his home last night when a fire started from a defective stove pipe. Alone and helpless, he was unable to save most of his effects. Neighbors and Chief Bravin hurried to the scene from Tombstone and the loss will be rebuilt.
A lively ball game at the grounds saw the Regulars defeat the High School team 7 to 2. The Wolves of Hoy Scouts beat the Mexican boys 6 to 3 after a 3 to 1 score through nine innings. Passengers en route to Nogales to attend district court. Born in Tombstone on April 7, 1931 to Pinkney Murray's wife.
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