10 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1911
Page
1
Water supply material reaches the project site as part of the Steel Bridge work. Artesian wells at Land Station deliver water to support camps and railroad operations along the San Pedro area. Concerns about water scarcity and temporary station setbacks are noted for the undertaking.
Reports identify Mager erste Flores Mazon as a revolutionary leader connected to an insurgent effort near Ciudad Jauree. Federal dispatches cite arrests of suspected Megonistas in Arizona and western Texas, with alleged ties to a provisional Mexican presidency and prior faction realignments.
Tombstone residents Hina D Cunningham and another esteemed candidate seek the state judgeship. Cunningham is praised for legal skill and public service, while the other candidate, Fletcher, is noted for experience and fairness. Both aspire to uphold judicial duties and statewide responsibilities.
The note lists humorous gift ideas for family members including an electric limousine for wife a baby grand piano for daughter a seven passenger touring car for Willie and a watch for the maid. It ends with an offer to obtain the presents the same way as before and mentions a Wright biplane free of charge from the United.
Town notes report election logistics as Clerk H E Borner mails ballots across county while candidates campaign in the district. A hospital recovery is noted for a local figure after appendicitis. Church services and community events are announced with dates and locations in Tombstone and surrounding areas.
Congregational and Methodist services listed with Sunday School at 10 am, sermons at 11 am on Some Appointments and The Master's Call to Men, and evening preaching at 7 30 pm. Musical singing by Ladies Choir and Male Chorus. Everyone invited. Rev Drom and Rev Epwanp Annovy listed as pastors. Trevox Ontox noted as pastor in a separate section.
A roundup of Arizona items includes a Nogales suit over a municipal water bond vote, travel updates from Spaulding and party members, a Phoenix bid to host Amelia National Livestock Association in 1912, and the swift arrival of Arizona oranges to New York. Reports mention a Tucson resident's death by poisoning, troop movements to Fort Apache, Morrivon selling Mees Free Press stake to W. W. Motehel, and mining news from Cal copper mine fire destruction and survey plans by WB Alexander with future surveying work along the Sacramento valley and Colorado River.
The Democratic campaign winds down with large rallies in Bisbee Don day Courtland and Benross as party leaders praise Progressive allies and predict a strong Democratic vote in the county. Speakers boost turnout and emphasize party unity ahead of election day.
An Arizona inventor, F Smith, claims a flying machine named gashyiiro place that can travel on land or water and stay aloft four days. The design features two rear propellers, one tail prop, two 72 horsepower motors, and balancing devices to prevent tipping. A Globe public exhibition is planned once construction completes.
The Avizons campaign in Globe Arizona nears its end with Democrat bias toward progressive principles. The writer predicts a decisive victory next Tuesday, citing funding gaps for Democrats and eastern trust support for Republicans. The piece frames the constitution as a defining issue and urges trust in progressive democracy as Arizona votes.
Daily precinct tallies compiled for all counties show large majorities. Chairman Birdno releases conservative figures by county: Apache 165, Cochise 700, Cococine 100, Gila 450.
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