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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1901
Page
3
A scrambled report notes wagon loads and train events near Pantano and Theson, including a derailment with fatalities. It mentions hospital conditions in Santa Cruz County, a court case in Bisbee, and legal points won by the Copper Queen Company in the Copper Queen Co. v. Cochise County dispute, with trials anticipated.
The Phoenix Republican notes Arizona has had no lynching for years and argues the territory is becoming civilized and progressive. It defends local culture, intelligence, and refinement while warning against sensational eastern patronage and urging continued lawful progress.
A chaotic mix of political salvos, court notes, and community happenings unfolds across Cochise County and nearby towns. Senators and party figures surface amid civic dances, theater rehearsals, almanac promotions, and a report on a gun discharge incident that sent a man to Copper Queen hospital.
A condensed extract from Great Round World via New York Central Railroad notes a desert origin Ural wheat recently introduced to the United States. The grain reportedly flourishes in arid western lands and could yield about forty bushels per acre where other cereals struggle, marking a notable advancement for American farming and national power.
Customs officials detained a Nogele last Thursday and found twenty three boxes of cigars. The suspects were released on a $400 bond pending a federal court hearing likely at the next term in Jaccon. Meanwhile Phoenix shipped the second car load of this year’s top orange crop to New York with other cars sent abroad amid rising prices.
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