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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1921
Page
8
Tombstone hosts a stream of visitors and officials with briefs mentions from Bisbee Douglas and Globe. Assessor Geo Henshaw and family visited Bisbee while Dr Fitzgerald aided in a Rock case before Judge Lockwood in Tombstone.
State Examiner Morrison arrives for treasurer audit in Tombstone from Nogales on business. A marriage unites Laton Curtis and Lucy. interpreters assist due to language. Wm Bikes, cattle rancher and bank president, visits Tombstone amid fire damage recovery. Sheriff Hood replacement talks after Studebaker sale. Pioneer Maurier Dean visits, old mining ties noted. Traveling salesman Henry Appel and Mathews Paint Co representative in town. St Paul’s Guild to meet. southwest realty talks improvements ahead of Charleston dam. Kendall Bros purchase Howells residence for a temporary home while mountain ranch operates. Metterson reported improving. Bisbee builder cares for transfer. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Costello. Chaster family adjusting postnatal news.
Judge A C Lockwood led a juvenile hearing in Division 1 of the Superior Court in Tombstone. The town buzzed with visits from reporters, locals on mill matters, and several officials as townsfolk discuss hearings, health updates, and travel to and from Phoenix and Bisbee.
Report notes various local legal and civic visitors including J.D. Taylor and S. Henshaw in Tombstone. Officials from Gleeson and Bisbee discuss road and road camp matters at Pantano and Douglas. The Civil Service Commission schedules an exam for postmaster at Gleeson on May 14 1821.
The governor announced delegates to the ninth annual convention of the Roads Association to be held at a coastal venue. Acting Director General J. presides as the count proceeds, with a list of potential attendees expected to attend the session.
Oscar Zapf was yesterday appointed chief clerk of the investment department of the Star Corporation Commission to succeed Mr. Williamson, recently made secretary of the commission. Zapf, former chief clerk of the house in the legislature, was engaged in bringing up the house proceedings for the printers and court matters.
Miss Llsie Toles calls for overhauling parole and pardon procedures arguing current state methods are inadequate. She advocates appointing devoted individuals to handle this major public responsibility, citing parole petitions and the need for alignment between statements and records.
April SH P DeMund of Phoenix tops the Arf Sons Sportsmen's Association meet at Phoenix Gun Club Papago Park with 50 straight, edging Robineots of Kingman on tiebreaker. Campbell opened with 24 hits, state doubles champ W E K Mallen of Ray posted 44 hits, high professional Hugh Potson had 10 of 150, Charles Plank ran 51 straight.
Albert McConnell, 76, longtime Douglas native now in Warren District, died Thursday at home in Warren. Survived by widow and ten children: G. Me Connell of Douglas. Ben McConnell, manager of Southern Arizona Auto Co. in Lowell. Guy L. McConnell of Breckenridge Texas. Dr A McConnell. Sam and Tom McConnell of Hot Springs. Mrs J Brows of Kansas City. Mrs Ethel Henson of Little Rock. Mrs Chira Fritz of Hot Springs. Mrs Ray Liston of Okla. Funeral services to be held Thursday afternoon in Thugias.
Taxpayers face payment on delinquent second installment taxes as suits expand. Attorney J. Ross leads actions, with Mr. Welch responsible for back taxes and lists compiled in recent months. The blanket suit targets about 400 defendants, covering city town and rural properties including farms mining lands and improvements, with amounts from cents to hundreds of dollars.
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