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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1922
Page
7
Weather stress hit Chandler and nearby areas as Sunday temperatures fell sharply. Reports indicate limited overall damage to cotton, with some fruit casualties and scattered losses in regions including Tombstone. Farmers reacted by protecting remaining blooms and salvaging what they could from damaged fields.
Mrs Wives of cattlemen attended two musical programs in the city. Notable attendees included Mes Frank Moore, Mire Frank Wotan, and 4 fe Johns of Witivex, with Mes On James Rice and Mrs Jess Sloan among others. A choral selection by Lindsay and Dawe featured Mrs Ge George Mot, while Mrs Haume with Mr Haume and Stillman hosted.
Seven to attend the Grand Encampment and Hebekah Assembly will meet here for three days ending Monday April 17. A reunion of Patriarchs Militant will accompany the event with lodge delegates arriving Friday for committee and caucus sessions preceding the grand lodge opening. It is expected every lodge in the state will be represented.
Phoenix announces a definite opening date for the Superior Road set as April 29. State official Thomas Maddock with highway division engineer A W Jenkins inspected the route, confirming the schedule amid nearby ceremonies and apox site exception noted in the report.
Tucson April 10 J Bostick manager of the Citizens Auto State Line operating cars between Tucson and Nogales was arrested at Tubac at 330 oclock this afternoon after a cab he had been driving was captured last night with 163 quarts of tequila according to local prohibition officers He escaped when the car was taken but was later found in hiding He is in jail at Nogales.
Samples from the Anaconda Copper company show copper shingles on display at Bisbee Lumber Company in Bisbee. The question arises who will first install copper shingles in the Warren District as production aims to boost demand for copper and building materials nationwide.
Agua Prieta officials back a plan to repair the Cannes road linking Agua Prieta and Cananea. A state committee and local council discuss the project, visit Capones, and consider funding and timelines as part of a regional improvement initiative.
The valley reports promising results as Adamson aids weather delays slow plant work. Early rains soften soil and hinder plowing while farmers anticipate better conditions for upcoming harvests. Last week teams sent two carloads of horses to California and received payment for them.
Deputy clerk Clyde Downing reported that Judge William J. Sawtelle will sit in Phoenix today and tomorrow to call the civil and criminal calendars and receive pleas. He will not hear litHetats and will also handle the Prescott calendar tomorrow.
Governor Emmett J. Moye of Nevada plans to attend the Good Roads Convention arriving by automobile. He will be accompanied by his wife Jea Wirt and is expected to meet industry officials at the conference headquarters. National and regional transportation leaders are set to discuss road improvement and funding priorities.
The mining lessee in the district is reported missing by partners after a fire. Initial search finds no trace since the incident, with partners of the mining team unsure of the present status and safety of crew.
A formal announcement lists Captain Franco among new state staff members. Other named officers include Colonel Walter Inxatie at Phoesia and Captain Pottsie, with Captain Betry Puttr and Minor Jaetere cited in the regional roster amid organizational realignments.
A damaged OCR passage describes San Simon with a telegraph track and an operator Caswell Durses overseeing duties at night. Mentions Hobart work and watchman Onvengine with his father Chelline during a shift, hinting at extra labor and supervision duties.
Luneer Mills reopened near Flagstaff Arizona on a Saturday with ample orders to sustain operations long term. One company shipped fourteen warloads of lumber that day, while Winslow officials consider a plan to ease growing traffic by routing an additional freight train from Winslow to Wilkans to handle the lumber traffic surge.
Willcox report April 10 notes flocks in good condition amid rising wool prices and uncertain mutton value. After shearing, wool shipments begin. mutton shipments start in May, with hope of recovery for sheepmen despite broader cattlemen downturn.
In a lengthy session the Senate debated the general appropriation bill amid amendments. Key changes included restoring tax allocations, trimming banking department staffing, and revising copper automobile plates for the secretary of state's office while overall funding shifts echoed House actions. Two Mexicans were later fined for possession of white mule in Bisbee.
In Phoenix on April 01 Anhoneh reports cold weather injuring etOPS crews over the past week. The brief item notes environmental conditions affecting operations and potential safety concerns for personnel on site.
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