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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1915
Page
4
Publicged weekly notice for Tombstone Epitaph by Giragi Brothers publishers. Announces Sunday publication in Cochise County and notes subscription rates and sourcing from the Daily Prospector.
Special correspondence from Tucson, Arizona, describes Tombstone as a rising mining camp near Contention City with plans for a 20 to 40 stamp mill, notes saloons and rough crowds, and predicts rapid growth and regional trade links to San Diego and Guaymas. The piece contrasts harsh camp life with optimism about ore discoveries and future prosperity.
The death occurred last Thursday at the home of her son in Donetas. Mrs Roulden, wife at Under Honiton, passed away after a week of illness. Relatives and friends were shocked by the news. She leaves three children, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Born Miss Wells in Tescp forty one years ago, she had lived near Touglas with her parents and nine brothers. Funeral arrangements were made for Tombatane this week.
Federal game laws regulate waterfowl rails and wading birds with regional seasons in Arizona New Mexico Texas and California. Restrictions include protected periods for warbler species and all insectivorous birds. certain species have dates extending into January and February while others are prohibited from sunset October to January 16.
Regular quarterly teachers examination for first and second grade certificates took place in the Central School building under Deputy Superintendent Miss Fay Kennedy. Many applicants appeared and some failed to reach the required percentage. the exam continues today and tomorrow. Names include Khenanna Jones, Marry Ballard, Kate Lindsey, Jone McAlister, Lucy Ellis, Marie Harman, Agile Stout, Mary P. Dutro, Mrs HOA Pace, Mrs LA Hamil, Beeli Cleona Tinker Olive Margaret, James C. Cook, Rathburn, ea T. Lotgreen.
On August 14 Governor Hunt appointed Prof. John Biper of Phoesie and Peter WE Leis of Potgias to the state board of education as superintendents. Former principal Atv K Sobler of the focal high school resigned due to ill health. Prof. Lutz succeeds Mullaum, formerly of Globe, who no longer resides in Arizona.
Governor Hunt announced five Arizona delegates Howard Reed and E R Sanguinetti from Phoenix and Yuma, A Rosdan Flagstaff, W Lawrence of University of Arizona, and Alex T Nelson Seaton. Conference runs September 21 to 22 in Portland Oregon to discuss west development and water power issues.
In Phoenix on August 104, residents protest high blasting powder rates from Grant and Cal to Pearce, citing a $2.071 per 100 pounds rate. Globe faces a lower $1 rate, prompting the railroadCompanies to review reductions. the dispute centers on pricing and access to shipments.
The Antelope Hill bridge over the river at Antelope Hill is open for travel. Approaches are complete and cars and teams are using the bridge though the approaches are in poor condition and will be improved quickly. Several cars have crossed from Yuma using the new routes south of the river.
The morning session in Cochise County Superior Court reported a civil case with a jury selected for trial before recess. The dispute concerns property and is expected to conclude this evening.
Goon hunters report plenty of rabbits doves and especially whitewings on the San Pedro river this year. Two local men fielded over fifty birds in a short spell. Visitors from Willcox tax the alkali take, while Mr and Mrs B D Hutghins stayed with Mrs Ed Nevins in Tombstone and returned home yesterday.
Phoenix April 16 Delegates named to attend the mining congress meeting in San Francisco include Edward P F Oliver son George Kingdon Glol KE Horton Jones Cit ton PG Beckett Gle Stewart W French Bishee J P Gaskill Ajo Chas Grimes Oatuan Van H Brooks Casa Grande Frank J Siger Doy Caters and John D Burgess of Tuc O. A large number of congress remains members will attend Arizona. The rules of the organization require the governor of each state to appoint a temporary member.
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors fixed the tax rate at 51.07 dollars per 100 valuation for the coming year, higher than the state rate. The county’s levy will generate substantial revenue, with估imated collections and substantial workload for the treasurer and clerk as tax rolls are prepared for three shifts to meet deadlines. Delinquency timelines place first installment in November and second in May, amid a large annual valuation of 100 million dollars and over 50,000 statements.
Labor Day committee in Tombstone meets to push celebrations on September 6 and 7. Funds from citizens boost plans for entertainment, sports, dancing, music, and novelty shows as Tombstone hosts the Catthbien’s Convention and aims to lift the city’s standing in the county.
The article notes local interest in automobile tests and plans in Tombstone. It mentions residents Wallan King and CB Tarrett returning to Los Angeles, Tarrett driving a Buick, and proposed test routes from Allen Street to the Water Company reservoir with a good road and clear upper end. It also lists early cars in town, a Ford used by Roy Krebs in the fighting department and a Baby Reo owned by Harry Eckerman for lumber and cement work.
In a Douglas County court, a juror panel faces conflicts as Judge Lockwood consults with counsel. Sheriff Harry Witmer’s case is referenced, and the narrative hints at a mob verdict and a dramatic exchange over who should sit on the jury.
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