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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1908
Page
2
A concise epitaph note records a term of one year and six months. The fragmentary item signals a period or inscription detail tied to a tombstone context. The text references a dating measure without full surrounding context.
A chaotic report from the Arizona delegation to the Republican National Convention shows split views on statehood and entente with party factions. The piece mocks instructionists, notes weak local power, and lampoons political posturing amid broader debates on migration and prohibition.
The era of Roosevelt's endorsement guaranteeing bills is over. This week the House deliberately disregarded the president's message requesting four new measures, signaling a shift in legislative leverage and uncertainty for the measure's fate.
An 19th century advertisement touts Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weakness and female ailments. It lists numerous ingredients and claims endorsements from medical authorities, urging readers to mail for a “receipe” and to send a self addressed envelope to get the medicine.
A brief note reflects a trend toward slender physiques and a preference for shorter styles, highlighting evolving standards of appearance and dress. The item cites societal shifts shaping popular taste and personal image.
Snow covered Tombstone as petals drifted over the suburbs in a rare winter scene. Residents remark on the city’s charm and its status as a standout spot in the territory during a brisk day under 24 degrees.
Old patrons note the Copper Hand Book 1907 revision arrives this week. The volume is packed with copper information, more than in prior editions. Stevens was seriously ill last winter, delaying the release but the book is now issued in improved form.
Parker Indians near the Colorado river plan a shift from a communal reservation to individual allotments to protect their land from white settlers seeking copper and gold. General Frank Feescutt, register in Los Angeles, has been approached to assist the move and avoid government conflict.
A gathering of forest officials from Prescott Verde Black Mesa North San Francisco Mountain and Grand Canyon South national forests will be held in Flagstaff on April 28 and 29. The purpose is a general discussion of forestry affairs and an exchange of views between foresters and Washington forestry department officials.
The quarterly report to the Territorial Treasurer lists county revenues totaling 421.95 with the largest item from petty cash HALES.78. Expenditures include 9018 for court and recorder costs and 1083 for the supreme examiner, with outstanding warrants totaling 20,000 28. The document names district attorney treasurer sheriff and bridges work among district offices.
A Nogales Times report says new testimony claims one Yaqui was seen on the American side during the outrages. Investigators pursue evidence as court examinations continue of Yaqui leaders tied to the case.
King of Sweden eyes Parker mining property with plans for a Colorado River smelter six miles above Parker. Royal backing via Swedish funds, a railroad to connect with Arizona and California, and a 1509 foot shaft planned. Gustaf, then son of Oscar, recruited experts to Parker. shares bought by royal family and Danish royals. market now empty.
A garbled report references land restoration and settlement actions near the Santa Catling Nation in Pinali Cochin counties. It mentions July and August 1908 dates, a public domain restoration, and forestry related topics with unclear place names.
A Los Angeles Times report describes the Douglas auto tour party arriving in the city after a delayed trip. The crowd, weary from days on the road, left Sunday’s wreckage to view the Hoot. They traveled from Yura to San Pedro, taking five days to reach their destination.
The Arizona jurisdiction of Odd Fellows holds its annual session in Phoenix at Odd Fellows Hall on Washington Street and Fort Avenue. Grand Lodge and Retekah assembly convene at three, followed by a reception and dance at the Arizona School of Music for Odd Fellows and their families. Delegates arrive from north and south as red badges of grand lodge membership appear on the streets.
Manuel Sarabis, one of four alleged Mexican regulators, will be transported to Tombstone Arizona within a few days. Judge Wellbro rrgued the order for rabia to Arizona in court. The order was delivered to U.S. Marshal Youngworth for removal shortly.
The document lists delegates and alternates elected at Tucson Republican conventions. Names include Sloan from Yavapai and Powell from Cochise with alternates Griffith and Hiven. Kirkpatrick noted from Turso. Provisional delegates Heney, Potter, Habbel, and Dorrington are named with provisional alternates Crowley, Martin, Sivbeth, and H Lockett.
Ben X. William reports while working on a lead vein three miles east of Urngton station he entered a cave sealed by a strong gap. He found hand rails and galena ore inside the cave and plans to explore further to assess ore quantity and potential wealth.
A district court in Dade County will hear Frank Poole Jr claims against Pima about what counts as a lobo and what bounty applies. The case questions whether lobos are extinct and whether coyotes or wolf species fall under the bounty law. The Supreme Court may be asked to decide what constitutes a lobo and who pays bounties across the territory.
The sale of Kituder assets including restaurant fixtures occurred today at the dining part of the establishment. Personal property totaled eleven hundred ninety four dollars, with Assets excluding the waiters. Trustee L E Woolery conducted the sale which drew a large crowd but saw little bidding.
Philo Wilcox left here Thursday for a brief business trip but returned with his bride Jennie Boatman. The marriage occurred in Tucson officiated by Rev Schaeffer. The couple, known locally, will reside at Welcox cottage on Safford Street as they begin married life.
Lafe Giteen runs the Blue Front Barter Shop in a chaotic scene as tools and belongings are searched amid a dubious morning. George Wilton observes the antics with humor and comments on political factions, while Lafe rearranges and questions the crowd before the unfolding events end with an odd turn.
JOA Macleay named grand patriarch and F C Fennderson of Bisteo elected end grand patriarch. Satinn of Tusvon saselvetet president of the asset.
A public notice explains that the law no longer exempts principal and other property from attachment under garnishment. Only wages are exempt, while garnishment may apply to wages for necessaries. The document addresses confusion and outlines the new provisions to clarify the situation.
Workmen uncovered a child’s skeleton amid dirt from the foltee tums on the J B Deane ranch. Experts from Silverthorn & Drase examined the remains and estimated death occurred about six years after burial, noting良 high cheekbones and features suggesting early valley inhabitants. Time since death debated between 150 and 1000 years.
B A Packard the big catch man of Cochise and Maricopa counties takes up residence in Douglas on May 1 to assume duties as president of the First National Bank of that city after purchasing the George Mitchell interest. He is joined by Colonel Epes Randolph. about 75 percent of the stock will be owned by Packard Moser and Randolph.
A garbled item from Wemsday's Daily notes James Howell and wife visiting Took after property reward rumors. Mentions Phoenix women talent, Athone kinght, U.S. court expectations, Rev Rogers sermon April 26 in Tortetine, and marriages in Douglas and Bistye with legal notices and political controversy.
A patent has been granted to C. P. Chomyeot for a safety attachment for harness. W. AL Caldy Hogweil also secured a patent for a similar device. The post office at Swisshelm, Cochise County, is discontinued and will move to Douglas. The Prescott post office site has been entered and changed to the east of Curtiz Street between Gurney and Willis.
A long missing San Diego prospector named Worth Merritt, last seen two years earlier, was found dead in the Imperial desert near Superstition mountain. Bob McUsin of Campo reported the discovery after the skeletal remains surfaced following exposure to the elements, ending the mystery of his disappearance during a gem prospecting trip.
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