One Year Six Months Single Cop Fare
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1921
Page
4
County Supervisors Fix All Levies for Taxes
The board set state county and special school levies after state commission reductions leaving a county valuation of 156,757,73,00. A 55 cent per hundred rate yields about 560,066.74 in revenue. first installments due September to November with a 5 percent penalty, second due March 1922 with delinquency in May. State and county taxes total 1.25. Levies for school districts, towns and other entities follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Board of Supervisors
Gireat Britein
Europe
London
China
India
U.S. A
Bank in Tombstone Hobbles as Costello Edges In
Pending an investigation by attorneys and representatives of Mary M Costello president of the First National Bank of Tombstone the bank did not open and is under control of R H Collier national bank examiner in Dallas Texas. A reorganization last Saturday placed Costello at the head but she left for Los Angeles and assurances to depositors were issued. Depositors stayed, but later the attorney advised pulling back the guarantee and the bank closed for a few days while the inquiry proceeds with a temporary receiver possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Costello
Natonal Bank of
Tombstone
R. H. Collier
National Bank
Federal Reserve District
Dallas
Texas
Mra. Costello
Goltier
Hares
Mre
Costello
Labor Day Children’s Celebration Plans Progress in Tombstone
Arrangements for the Labor Day children’s celebration are shaping up with Mrs. John H. Davis named parade chairman. Mrs. Davis, aided by an announced committee, leads a group that has drawn strong support from the Haance committee and local volunteers. Five Sharps orchestra will perform during the day, followed by a kiddies’ dance at Schieffelin hall. Mrs. Davis also offered her hilltop lawn for a kiddies’ lunch, with free ink and ice cream from the committee. The Giacoma brothers sponsor a free 12 and under show of Treasure Island in the afternoon, while those over 12 pay 25 cents. no men admitted to the matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Sharps Orchestra
Schieffelin
John H. Davis
Giacoma
Treasure Island
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