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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1914
Page
2
The Tombstone Epitaph announces a weekly Sunday edition from publishers Giragi Brothers. The listing includes a price of 300 dollars and a 50 10 notation, with no additional context or details provided.
Local notes record a string of Pearce Gleeson and Courtland activities. Renaud re elected trustee. Bignon ships high grade ore to El Paso. I B Craig recovers from a Line attack and returns to service. court witnesses pass through Pearce. new mill at Commonwealth handles 300 tons daily. multiple residents move plant and plant fruit trees. prospects at Tejon drift brighten with ore. officials travel to Douglas for court business. school district bond sale talks amid funding strain. various locals travel for mining business and probate events.
News briefs note resumed work at the Union mine west of Phoenix with 600 feet explored and ore showing gold and copper. Cattle buyers in New Mexico and California plan large shipments. Ray county shows a promising gold ledge. Coal found near Yuma with oncrop tracing for three-quarters of a mile. Statewide topics cover education, statehood day plans, smelter copper output, public safety efforts, mining ventures, taxes on gophers, and civic projects in Arizona towns.
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona introduced bill H 15218 to revise and amend the Carey Act of 1894. The measure seeks a comprehensive update after many amendments and project failures have undermined irrigation efforts and caused losses for settlers and stakeholders statewide.
The apreial repire shows Leadside Properties case before Judge JE O'Connor with a jury of JW Snoddy AL Cols M Ring KB Y Fred Bray James Barrett John Worth LW Harris KI Gleson A F Peal. Defendants sentenced to ten days in county jail in State v James O'Day and Frank Shannon. Multiple judgments for plaintiffs in mining and divorce cases. The Hemphill Leadville mining case goes to the jury after noon recess. Judge Lockwood had been disqualified.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh with testimonials from Walpino Kinxon and Mannix and a pledge to pay a hundred dollars if cured. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and lists price at 75 cents per bottle.
Public notice lists the State Land Commissioner announcing a sale of described parcels including Lot 3 SEY NW and other sections. It mentions assessment and publication timing with a first public date of March 29 and warnings of adverse interest if any party objects.
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