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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1913
Page
1
Senate actions include passage of bills on public works bonds submission to voters. Expressions of debate over tax on express companies and revisions to several code and liquor related measures. Governor Hunt signed multiple code bills while county seat removal awaits final committee and Senate action.
A special train carried five coaches and officers Gen Ojeda and 14 officers, one baggage car, leaving NECO yesterday. It heads for Los Angeles tonight and Juarez in the morning, bound for San Diego by boat. The transport carries 217 Mexican federal soldiers and 32 Gueymas.
Doctors praise Newbro's Herpicide as the original remedy to kill the dandruff germ and stop falling hair. Testimonials from J J Boyd in Covington Texas and others claim it clears dry itchy scalp, promotes healthier hair, and that results include softer, growing hair. Available in 500 cent and 1.00 sizes with refund guarantees and barber shop availability.
The Spreckies company secured a contract for five hundred tons of steel rails and over two thousand tons of steel to build ten miles of railroad from Oakland west. Previous deliveries enable completion of fourteen miles of road on the coast end within a few weeks while new cargoes are moved to the project. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad promises relief with testimonials from Toledo druggists claiming effectiveness.
Catholic services include a 7 30 a m Mass in Spanish with sermon and a 9 80 a m English sermon, with Benediction at 7 30 p m. Sunday School at 10 50 a m. Several pastors invite all to attend and announce preachers and programs throughout the day.
List of names including Nell Boffelor WJ Hascerde Nieves Mariles Crustia Parros Jack Bbsnoon and others. Letters held for delivery require caller to present advertising date and a small fee on delivery. Postmaster W A Harwoon signs the notice.
Notice to creditors in the New Cases Estate of J McLevy. Aysis lists creditors and states Dr H B Avebio will be there shortly to remain stew days and be prepared to handle dental matters. Dr Hitchins has been located at Globe but will move to Tucson to locate.
Local figures including Harry Evans and Phil Taylor were seen moving between Tombstone Benson Douglas and Bisbee yesterday. Registration deadlines loom with four days left to register before April 30 1914. Castaneda heirs and Granada hotel lease discussed in Benson with Henry acting for minor heirs. Miscellaneous arrivals departures and a quarantine related travel note from Douglas.
Stayna Kk Mlovieh requests burial protection and funds raised locally in Globe. A four man committee, led by Franklin Lane appointee, travels from Yuma to Washington to urge river and irrigation work on the Yuma project. Globe plans a Labor Day event at Fuller ranch May 1, with games and amusements.
Globe dispatch reports a disaster at a mine blamed on management. A board meeting of the Water Users Association in Globe discusses potential federal irrigation talks in Washington with Secretary Lane, with President John Orme possibly attending the May 1 conference. Jurors yesterday found fault in the accident, raising questions about safety and stoppage conditions.
Constitutionalist leaders in Agua Prieta draft a petition urging Governor Pasquiera to pass a law making it felony for foreigners to cross into mines and mills. They cite sympathy with the Muerte government and connect the move to conflicts between insurgent officials and the Cananea Copper Company. Plant shutdowns due to labor violence accompany calls to withdraw guarantees of personal or property protection.
No court proceedings were held today. The court passed sentence on two prisoners convicted by jury: Frank J Wright for forgery 21965 time check was sentenced from 1 to 14 years, and Genevieve Kennady a colored woman found guilty of manslaughter was sentenced from 1 to 10 years. The article notes apparent inequality under the indeterminate sentence system.
Twenty five hundred acres of government land in Sulphur Spring valley taken by California parties led by SE Hallan and CA Payne. Land secured by script lies near Douglas. improvements to begin at once with wells to find artesian water and fencing. A steam plow will run multiple furrows. about $500,000 invested now and $100,000 projected within a year. Hallan plans to bring settlers from California to this valley, predicting a bright future.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a proposed mine tax framework with net and gross figures. It mentions a $1,000,000 net proceeds scenario, a $2,000,000 gross product, and rules dividing proceeds into shares. The excerpt is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes or final provisions.
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