Tombstone Epitaph Published by Giragi Brothers
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1913
Page
2
A newspaper item notes that Tombstone Epitaph is published by Giragi Brothers with single copies available.
An army patrol heads for Nogales after camping near Rinards. Pearce faces crowded schools and a push for new additions. Huddy’s Hall hosted a large, joyous gathering with late night dancing. Various residents traveled to Tombstone for business and visits, while the Congregational Church build begins on new foundation. The Commonwealth mill briefly closes for ore-tube repairs, roads suffer after heavy rains, and local trains provide daily mail service.
A confusing mix of early-20th century items reports threats against Judge McAllister in Phoenix with no clues found, railway and road plans around Kelton and Globe, a university game result in Albuquerque, police actions in Douglas, and local civic progress. Other notes cover arrests, school transfers, road work on Gleeson Forrest, free mail delivery debate, and regional weather briefings.
Crushed swamper CRB Sloan, 27, died after being caught between a post and a moving motor while loading flue dust at a smelting yard. He died at Calumet hospital after being removed by stretcher. no witnesses were present. Relatives in Winston Salem, North Carolina, have been notified for interment arrangements.
A terse note indicates Pearce department coverage continues on page two with Gesers insights and brief local updates.
The Hermitage Mining company completed a fifty-ton concentrator eight miles south of Hereford and six miles from Moctesuma canyon in the Huachuca mountains. Built by A F Hazelton, the mill is an experimental facility to mill ore for testing. If successful a larger mill may be constructed and other local mines may mill ore, boosting regional production. Joe McCabe has developed nearby property expected to mill ore as a test, with more prospects in the area likely to emerge and attract investment.
Judge Lockwood denied bail for Roy Haigler in the murder in the first degree case. The court noted no standard exists in Arizona for interpreting bail in such charges and suggested awaiting a Supreme Court ruling. The defense plans to pursue a writ of habeas corpus to take the matter to the state’s high court.
The regular meeting of bank officials for the selection of directors and transaction of other business will be held at the banking house Tombstone, Arizona on Tuesday January 13, 1914 at 3 o clock p m. T R Brandt cashier.
Orrin G Murdoch, a Phoediz Prescott preacher now in the marine service at Norfolk, Virginia, is described as having long vowed to avenge his brother killed in Mexico City. He writes from Arispe that the US may intervene in Mexico and he hopes for a chance to strike at Mexican forces.
Clifton hunters Messrs Wm Hamilton and Jack Holman found a skeleton in the middle Blue River area after a weeks long hunting trip. The bones appear six years old with decayed flesh nearby. A crude wall surrounds the remains, suggesting a violent death and possible identity of a Swede riding from Eagle river six years ago. no relatives or property were known.
Eleven Phoenix butchers through their attorneys will plead this week as state inspector Creswell and City Sealer Mosley say action may come next. A seventh lead Phoenix butcher is in custody over alleged weights and measures violations with case postponed to Thursday afternoon.
The McNeal fair date has shifted from November 27 to December 17, then changed again to December 16 in line with the University of Arizona experiment train schedule. McNeal will host a third major event as Lane onsite opens that day, with the experimental train program already published likely to draw large crowds from valley farms and surrounding area.
Most Navajos who had defied the government at Beautiful Mountain New Mexico surrendered to General Beott today without bloodshed, according to officials at the War Department.
A local notice advertises a reward of One Hundred Dollars for information leading to a case of catarrh remedies. The terse appeal names no specific person, place, or organization beyond the town context.
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