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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1915
Page
4
Bisbee observer Cassidy a famed Arizona politician arrives from Bisbee to discuss GOP strategy. He predicts Weeks will win in Arizona and notes Las to be cautious with delegation picks. Cassidy and A H Gardner are seen in talks, signaling upcoming political maneuvering within Cochise County.
The Committee on Arrangements for September 6 meets at the Huachuca Water Company office at 7 30 PM to consider important matters The Finance Committees will also meet tomorrow a set of subscriptions to the fund up to date and homes will be added daily as they subscribe The appeal urges community aid.
Phoenix August 23 Gov Hunt absent from the state and Secretary Osborn also away. Acting governor by law is Assistant Secretary McGillen as the Santa Fe train crosses the state line. With McGillen in place the duties fall pro tem to Mrs Fred Norton, chief clerk in the secretarys office during the temporary absence.
Harry Macia motored in from the Maca Ranch yesterday morning and returned with his brother George and family in the afternoon. They plan to stay a couple of days on the ranch to partake of the peach crop, which is abundant this year.
Newspaperman Joe Chisholm, a veteran figure connected with elite papers, visits Tombstone for several days amid the Cunningham Costello case. A former Tombstone resident, he is reportedly engaged in business in Miami and Grobe White. He tours the Old Camp, recalls historic mining, and says northern state activity is strong. He plans to stay through the week.
Aug 24 Chief Creck Eugene and Trippel of the state land commission report a high volume of leases and purchases. Reasons include preference for state dealings with fewer conditions and the commission's surveys limiting available lands to desiccate sections.
J S McNeish, a well known county surveyor and engineer, has issued the most complete Cochise County map to date. The official map shows roads, topography and extensive data in two sizes. It reflects McNeish long professional involvement in the county and is reported as up to date and reliable. Clerk A C Karger has received a large copy for the board of supervisors and it is prominently displayed in his office.
To Morenci George Douglas, Construction Engineer of Phelps Dodge interests, has been in Tombstone for months on Buncker Hil Mining Co work. He left yesterday for Morenci after completing tasks, and noted the Boom compressor now runs at maximum capacity after a full reinstall. Douglas will undertake similar duties in Morenci, leaving many regrets in Tombstone.
A mix of community chatter from Gleeson sketches daily life with siblings, visits, and birthdays. Mrs Rube Baker hosts a joint birthday dinner for Mrs Moker and Mrs J J Threes. Several residents travel to Douglas, Courtland, and Whitehead’s ranch as they exchange visits and local business.
United States Judge Sawtelle took under advisement the case of Ralph H Carm erer against Phoenix land office officials to prevent the government from contesting Cameron possessions over twenty one Grand Canyon mining claims. The court noted the issues are important and will require time for a decision. Hearing began weeks ago and further proceedings were postponed pending injunction trial in Phoenix.
A stray exchange of fire near Nogales injures two U S troopers from the Tenth U S Cavalry during patrol duty. Mexican forces are suspected on the Mexican side of the border but no further clashes are confirmed. Troopers returned fire and the incident mirrors an earlier midwinter exchange with Mexican bands in the same vicinity.
The third Northern Arizona Fair will be held in Prescott at Prewitt Thurteday on Friday and Saturday October 21 22 and 23. Officials promise one of the best fairs in the state with fine displays in arts education and amusement. Exhibits from Apache Cocuing Mohave Navajo and Vanapai counties are expected to be notably attractive.
Attorney Geo V Cronin challenges the appointment of Lunnbar as State Librarian The dispute questions the validity of the office creation act and the timing of the appointment The act creating the State Librarian was enacted March 24 and became operative June 10 with Lunnbar assuming duties on April 2 The case awaits a superior court view and a hearing date near OPIN
Secretary Goll of the Chamber of Commerce and Mines plans a Tombstone Labor Day motorcade to attend Cochise County Stockmen’s convention events. He reports promising machine owners willing to join, with ceremonies at Tombstone and entertainments arranged at the county seat.
The commission notes the unoccupied surveyed lands are scarce for selection. A list of 1,7000 acres from Cochise county by Selector P. 5. Miller was filed yesterday. Commissioner W. A. Moeur is in the north, hunting land and hopes to locate more land in view.
The Arizona state engineer's office reports major work on Route 3 north of Tucson, moving convicts to the Meer site to complete four miles and a half mile segment in the Santa Rita mountains as the northern county section nears completion.
Edward Gleeson aged 48, a prominent Cochise county political figure and former Democratic candidate for county treasurer, died in Douglas after a liver ailment. He lived in Tombstone previously and leaves a widow and two sons. Gleeson was known across the county and an active Elks member.
Florence August 23 Attorney General Wiley E Jones reiterates no liquor can be brought into the state even if shipments are for personal use. He cites a Kentucky case decided by the US Supreme Court, but says Arizona's constitutional mandate forbids liquor introduction and Kentucky ruling does not affect Arizona law.
An account of a Monday Superior Bau session with jurors and attendees from multiple towns. The report lists participants from Cochise, Bisbee, Los Angeles, and Willcox, naming jurors and officials and noting the day’s events and venue details.
Tuesday proceedings began with the morning session and witnesses sworn in as the case moves to testimony. Over forty observers are named among the potential witnesses for the hearing.
Court proceedings attract spectators as witnesses have not yet taken the stand. Both sides bring supporters to hear evidence and arguments in the ongoing case.
Liable for debt or damages disclaimed by mining claim owners on the Middlemarch group of copper claims in Arizona. The bond and lease transfer to Georg Mitchell of Los Angeles, dated August 7, 1915, with F C Austin as vice president and assistant secretary.
An appeal from a judge's order denying freedom is discussed as murderers Chives Rodrigues Pet Tex Peralta seek habeas corpus. The piece outlines potential Supreme Court actions, death warrant issues, and delays in state courts, noting the possible involvement of the Tower and the need for proper form and procedure.
The Arrangements Committee reports very satisfactory adherence and progress. The meeting will adjourn until Friday morning with a Crystal Theatre program, finances, and a grand ball at 9 pm featuring Miss Esther Ross and other attendees, followed by cowboy events and a parade with unique features announced.
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