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The Tombstone Epitaph announces daily or weekly publication as Grand Brother As publishers offer one year and sixteen months of single copies with Sunday issues.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1914
Page
2
The Tombstone Epitaph announces daily or weekly publication as Grand Brother As publishers offer one year and sixteen months of single copies with Sunday issues.
Pearce reports arrivals and moves including Parker of Tombstone on business, Mrs John Kohlen and family relocating to the county seat with furniture to follow, and Kohlen securing work with Phelps-Dodge. Frank Brown visited, Minnie Lintz viewed as candidate for superintendent. War news seen as not affecting gold mining. copper prices cause concern. A birth, a mine pump installation, and various officials pass through. Rain boosts grass. Gleeson sees many transient Mexicans. Copper Belle layoff rumors spark fears of job losses. Local politicians campaigned. a boy struck by lightning near death. Bryant and Kilion visitors noted.
A Tucson area incident reports a father injuring his 2 year old daughter Mary when the car wheel ran over her after an attempted return home. The piece also notes a hotel lightning fire at Mead Hotel with estimated damages up to 3000 dollars and 2000 to furniture losses. Other items cover arrests in Tucson, deaths from illness, trout farming plans in Crystal Springs County, a Snowflake man’s shooting case, a desert search near Aquila, a heart failure death at a Tucson railway roundhouse, six Florence county murder suspects awaiting trial, and the sale of the Branaman ranch in Hayden to Joseph Anderson of Phoenix for 25000 dollars.
Pearce Arizona August 7 The Commonwealth Mining and Milling Co shut down at 7 15 due to no silver market leaving about 150 men unemployed The Worlds Fair Mine Development company of Patagonia was visited last week by A Y Smith The Miss Blanke of San Antonio Texas arrived to spend the summer with her brother E S Blanke Dr J K Pestol and family drove to Courtland and back Saturday
Bis bee attorney Jack Williams and fellow Bistee businessmen own about 1500 acres at Altavila three miles southeast of Cass Grande on the Southern Pacific. They explore pumping irrigation options with one large plant or multiple electric pumps fed from a central station, aiming to irrigate the forage. Water flows range from 50 to 6 feet in the area as data collection continues to determine the most economical method.
Phoenix dispatch reports the 1914 state tax levy set at 4.5 cents per $100 of valuation, a five cent decrease from last year. Taxable valuation is $407,267,393, with estimated revenue around $1.8 million plus $205,000 from other sources, totaling over $2 million. Auditors project $1,967,110.50 for the budget.
A new tariff is set to lower hay rates from Salt River Valley and Gila River points to southern Arizona effective August 16. Shippers in Phoenix and nearby valleys will see cuts of ten cents to 1.28 per ton, aligning with El Paso and Southwestern rates. The changes, announced yesterday by the corporate committee, aim to standardize pricing across routes and appear likely to be approved for future shipments.
Dr RB Kleinemid head of education and psychology at De Pauw University and former preparatory principal has been offered the Arizona State University presidency by the board of regents. He is not an applicant but was recommended as a possibility after regents invited him to Tucson. He has not decided and will answer in a few days.
Authorities report the capture of Teodore Gaytan linked to an anarchist conspiracy centered on Los Angeles. Gaytan is jailed in Florence awaiting transfer to Phoenix to face Maricopa County charges. The case involves Ricardo Flores Magon allied figures and past actions against the Mexican republic and American state. Additional arrests and vigilantism are anticipated as investigations continue.
Judge AO Lockwood overruled the demurrer to the Cass Grande Valley Water Users Association complaint in the Gila river water adjudication. The ruling confirms the association’s claimed flood water rights, to be determined alongside others as testimony begins August 17 in Tombstone before Referee John W Walker.
The Bisbee Review reports plan for a Labor Day motorcycle race from Douglas to Tombstone and return with Bisbee serving as central check point. Entrants from the smelter city expected. event described as a forerunner to a larger Arizona race series, with entries closing soon.
Notices from the state board of equalization list contemplated valuation increases for nine state banks and several companies. Each would have until 9 am Saturday August 8 to appear before the board and present reasons why the raise should not occur. Banks named include Phoenix National National Bank of Arizona Valley Bank Prescott Nations Bank of Arizona First National Bank of Yuma Navajo Apache Bank of Window Gila Valley Bank and Trust Company.
Governor George W. P. Hunt extends Arizona's sincere sympathy to President Woodrow Wilson after a bereavement. The message, dated August 7 1914 in Washington DC, expresses national support and the hope that loyalty and affection from Arizona residents and friends will help ease the loss.
Suit numbers list several cases including J Lomg against W Seliger et al for debt and attachment. An appeal from a Jones court in Bowir is noted as well as probate filings. Estate matters include E Hoffman seeking letters of administration.
Telegram to Captain George B Willcox of the Spanish War Veterans confirms acceptance of home guards services by fifty or more veterans for militia support in the south of the state. Governor G W P Hunt expresses gratitude and promises prompt equipment if needed.
Parker L Woodman of Phoenix , a 22 year veteran of Copper Queen Mining, rose from miner to superintendent and now seeks the State Mine Inspector post. He signed papers to run in the Arizona Republican primary in September from Maricopa County, after leaving mining to pursue other business.
A Douglas dispatch denied reports of a further 50 percent decrease in Copper Queen company operations stating only a 25 percent cut in the workforce and a 10 percent cut in annuities had occurred. Mine manager W G McBride noted the Great Western property at Courtland was closed to prevent losses and Mammoth mine continued development amid war conditions.
Jim Foon a Chinese national detained by immigration officials was brought before United States Commissioner E F Jones in Phoenix and ordered deported to China after being charged with aiding an undesirable member of the commonwealth.
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