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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1914
Page
2
The note lists publisher Giragi Brothers for the Tombstone Epitaph with weekly Sunday publication and subscription rates covering one year, six months, and single copies.
Roy Walsh and W J Harper of Pearce are performing annual assessment work for Middlemarch under E J Kelly. LC Woods of Globe plans major improvements at Webb valley ranch including a pumping plant. Sheriff Wheeler and Deputy Bowden arrived on official business in Gleeson. Various locals travel to Tombstone Courtland and Bisbee for mining, real estate, and legal matters. A wind storm hits Pearce. Commonwealth mine resumes preparations.
Phoenix aims to lead the state in paved streets as the Gazette notes, with last summer’s progress cited. Arizona Attorney General G P Ballard is reappointed as Arizona commissioner of the American Automobile Association by the AAA president in New York.
A raw historical collage traces events and schemes from 1888 to the present, recalling a egg trust scare, Louisian lottery ads, Professor Douglas in Tombstone, a cemetery body sale scheme, and a murder attempt by George Daves, all framed as a retrospective chronicling long past episodes.
The brief notes quail and duck season ending February 1 with state law permitting late duck shooting only if federal law allows. It warns unlawful hunting after February and cites spring restrictions to protect waterfowl. Rabits are scarce this season.
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