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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1914
Page
3
A list of various real estate and mortgage actions including warranties deeds trust deeds and satisfactions of mortgage. Names such as E Torrea Co Angl e Bush Lumber Co C Q Con Min Co Jennie De Band Willcox and W Marks are shown with associated properties and land values.
Passi to D Benshimol and others file transfers of personal property and land claims. Mining claims and property deeds include Joniper Fiete Min Co mining claim, G Gordon to J Eecapnie mining claim, and several mortgage and equipment transfers. Details name A White, E Rice, T Whitehead, H Stewart, J Gungl, and the Foster & Feed Co among others.
A collection of brief notes from Tucson Citizen reflecting on past projects and events. Mentions Bank of Tombstone's new quarters nearing occupancy, a Tonto Apache shooting, a mail contract between Nogales and Crittenden, harsh conditions and mosquitoes, and a quip about a word prank. Also notes road construction to Mammoth and a humorous line on marriage economics from the New York Mail and Express.
A statement lists registrations by county up to August 22, naming Qresmino, Giles, Graham, Greenlee, Yavapai and Yom. The fragment indicates ongoing tallying of county registrations in a historical context.
A Phoenix dispatch reports the Bureau of Crop Estimates in Washington told Senator Ashurst that Arizona’s cotton acreage this year totals about 18 000 acres, up from 4 000 last year. The bureau chief notes the rise is remarkable and could place Arizona on next year’s cotton states list. Much of the crop is described as long staple.
How's This We offer One benegerd power ee ward for say case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Cater Core. We the undersigned have known J. Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him honorable in all posinem transactions. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all duewiate.
The item mentions Mr Howell aged 74 in poor health, Zeegectusa of the Republican on leave and traveling to Corocado Bach for recovery, a baseball drill and uniform fund details, a question about railroad service to Nogales, the Power of the Press illustrated incident, and J Curby acquitted by a jury on a prior charge.
Reports from Hen soc today note no rain near Benson though a cloud burst at South Pass yesterday damaged roads, torrential rain being described as unprecedented. The county board approved $200 to repair the Esn Pedro River route to Mam moth, while HG Howe received 60 days leave from July 28.
A San te Barbers, Cal man recounts a tense Cara Gande scene with poker games, bets on weight, and a near brawl. He notes a $1000 stake, a fellow challenging a 200 pound weight bet, and a scuffle that led to tense moments as he writes from a room full of tables and players.
The Mohave Miner reports fragmented items from Arizona and Indiana. News cover births, anti theft efforts, ore shipments, a Phoenix travel notice for GW Chrynry, and a NorMal School Board meeting. Washington gatherings look at Governor Wolfley removal while Apache counties delay the Territorial convention to September 15.
William Hattick formerly of the Tomtatone Prospector now lives in Tucson with his parents and has invested in a 1915 Buick to show Cochise county friends the city and vicinity. Local Tombstone figures who visited the Old Pushloon Bandey report a ride with Bill Hattick at the wheel and a joy ride as he tried to "burn the sand" of Tucson streets.
Arrivals and outings across the region include Mr B Holland returning from Cananea to visit his mother Mrs B Holland, Supervisor Wm Riggs and A Jenkine visiting on county business, and several others traveling to Benson Miami Cochise Douglas Santa Fe Fort Huachuca Phoenix Bisbee and Redding.
James Kelly, acting with a special deputy sheriff, brought in Mchas Sobito a Servian believed insane after three days of firing on locals near a mining property in the Huashehua mountains. An examination by Judge Lockwood is anticipated.
A cautionary verse warns against overreliance on ads and the fate of merchants who trim ink. It argues that cutting advertising is a costly act that harms business and wastes money in the long run.
Tuesday’s Daily lists visitors from Gleeson J B Balsck and Mr Koon’s son Yamolli and mother in the county seat on business. A Warren couple welcomed an eight pound baby girl yesterday as Mr Wallace, the cigar man, offered free lies to guests. The newborn and mother are well at Copper Queen hospital. The Stare plan a return game with Bisbee next Sunday. Officials and others travel to Bisbee and Douglas for various duties.
Jeff Adams captured Jacob Landers after a three day pursuit covering over two hundred miles. Landers faces investigation for stealing two horses and a rig from Bales Livery in Buckeye. He was a former deputy sheriff tied to Tombstone and the White administration.
Wednesday's Daily reports Sheriff Bowden and Prohibition Officer Howe escorted two insane men from Crazy Men Away Depot to Fairbank and then to Tucson for a hearing. Deputy Howe will handle the enforte transfer to the pairing under Judge Lockwood.
Thomas Haberstok, a German native who settled in Tombstone in 1879, was found dead at Sycamore Springs ranch. A coroner's jury deliberated but did not disclose their finding. death is thought to be from old age. Funeral services set for 4 PM.
State Senator J F Brown of Casa Grande said priority cases in the Sao Carlos district opened at Florence before Special Commissioner Joho W Walker of Tombstone. Brown, in the city yesterday on his way home from El Paso, noted the proceedings were routine but expected some hard legal fights. He left Inez on No. 1 for Casa Grande.
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