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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1922
Page
6
A long OCR damaged summary details May Harbor district mining, Pacific company activity, and possible new ventures. It mentions ore extraction, refinery steps, and potential corporate movements with references to Superioy region and Pacific entities.
Testimony details a violent incident involving a Slayer and a husband asking why he was not killed as his wife was. The appeal involves Kauser, Bataver, and Dis with charges including death and related offenses. The trial references witnesses, a farm, and a July grand jury date and a complex sequence of events leading to a verdict.
A chaotic house passage of the general appropriation measure sends the bill to the Senate with lawmakers detailing near term funding, committee reviews, and anticipated readings. The session shows friction over timing, with several members arguing for early action and others urging caution on allocations.
An historic federation meeting concluded with officers elected including Arie Williams as president and Mrs HOG Lockett as auditor. The group urged Governor Campbell to set up a nursing and oral hygiene bureau in the health department and supported bills to curb filled milk shipments and to preserve scenic and historical sites for parks and state work.
A public notice describes plans for a Good Road Show exhibit traveling to Phoenix via the Southern Hallway. Senator Townsend and Carl Hayden officials indicate federal and railway support, with delivery to Phoenix arranged and an exhibit expert appointed to install upon arrival.
In Tucson on April 11 the United States district court under Judge Maurice T Dooling ordered a reduction of nearly one million dollars in Hovland and Smith mining partnership debt. The decree fixes Hovland’s indebtedness to the partnership as of April 12, 1923 at 1 465 US OS, down from 1 072 214.62 reported earlier.
In Cochise County the Democratic party seeks to choose 22 delegates to attend the upcoming state meeting. The process involves precinct committee selections and efforts to ensure proportional representation while addressing concerns about outsider influence and maintaining a fair conveyance of the party’s choice across the county.
Weather and pasture improvements boost shearing as the season begins. Priced wool and higher market expectations lift spirits among sheepmen who anticipate quicker recovery from prior declines. Shipments of wool will follow, with mutton trade to start in May, and optimism grows for a return to easier times soon.
Kingman Orion Mining and Milling Company announces reexposition of work on its mining claims. The notice details property involvement and anticipated procedures under current corporate plans. Local officials and investors are advised of the project timeline and scope.
A garbled historical notice references Arizona state fair grounds and a U S Geo Ross show with Congressman Hayden involved. It mentions exhibits, west coast participants, naval and machinery terms, and strained language about stages and meetings with unclear dates or places.
A cryptic April 12 report from Phlorman urges Arizona to employ large measures to support a river development effort. The text includes garbled fragments and names, making exact entities unclear, but the core call advocates decisive action and financial or procedural steps to advance the river project.
The Tag Day Sale raised funds in May with enthusiastic workers and notable participants including Mantle Seat, Haget Wilcox, Meaty duknsen, Stanley Campbell, and Oded Eltet. A blue star badge marked passersby, while prices listed the following items.
A touring car carrying 162 quarts of tequila was seized by customs officials near Nogales yesterday morning. The driver escaped, described by Michael Bo Cassidy the prohibition director as the most important and troublesome bootlegger operation in Arizona.
A government notice from Pima County outlines April operations by the county agent and local officials. It notes land, safety, and animal protection tasks, with mentions of the Brown County area and a project called Sabarita ash. Details are fragmented but indicate planned field work and regulatory actions.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names, places, and numbers related to taxes and residents. It mentions Aaron, Wyn, Maren, Munsee, and a Becket reference, with unclear actions or dates. The disjointed lines resemble a corrupted civic notice or internal memo rather than a coherent news item.
A fragmented local notice recalls an older generation meeting to reminisce about past times. The text mentions gatherings throughout a day, with references to memories and moments shared by attendees.
A five week investigation by the United States Forest Service reports abundant grazing in district forest reserves, with exceptionally good conditions noted in Coronante forest. The report credits YH Roberts for presenting the statement to officials yesterday in Tucson.
Industrial conditions in Hayden brighten as mines reopen after April stir. The Mayden area reports improved activity and momentum with renewed mining operations aiding local business prospects.
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