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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1907

Page

4

Penrose seeks mail sealing measure with modest postage rise

Senator Penrose proposes allowing sealing of packages in the mails without higher postage. First ounce of a letter or sealed parcel remains 2 cents, with each additional ounce add 1 cent. He advocates a parallel parcel post scheme and raising mail matter limit to twelve pounds to enable broader private use and competition against express companies.

Penrose United States Senate Washington

Remembering Perkins and the tax bill in Congress

The recollection of Perkins recalling the income tax bill now before Congress notes the potential for the gentleman to win praise if the measure passes, but suggests his chances are slim.

Perkins Congress

Alaska Exposition Deal Draws Limited Seattle Route

Alaska plans an exposition with visitors to travel only to Seattle while Alaska provides the rest of the journey itself, tying regional access to the event. The arrangement shifts travel responsibility and suggests a staged display of Alaska.

Alaska Seattle

Rockfeller Emphasizes Saving for Rainy Days

John D. Rockfeller preaches thrift and prudent planning urging people to save for hard times, a belief he reportedly lives by through steady personal financial discipline and careful budgeting.

John D. Rockfeller

Government land sale and patent issuance in Arizona

A reporter hopes the hundred million dollar land graft can be traced quickly and notes that patent issuance for United States lands should not be suspended. The sale of government land in Arizona is described as better than ever.

United States Arizona

Lady writer lauds Rockefellergentle nature in old weekly remark

A magazine writer describes John D. Rockefeller as distinguished by the gentleness of soul, signaling a genteel portrait amid era curiosity and public fascination. The remark frames Rockefeller in moral terms, contrasting wealth with refined character.

John D. Rockefeller

Notable Banquet Quote Highlights Germany and US Partnership

A Berlin banquet featured a speaker declaring the future belongs to Germany and the United States. The remark praised Germany for allowing shared leadership in the future, while a light quip referenced Sam Weljer’s saying about feeling.

Berlin Germany United States Sam Wel Jer

Secretary’s dubious dic tion hints at ten dollar reserve claim

A distorted quotation questions the Treasury Secretary and hints at excessive ten dollar reserves. The fragment suggests a defense of innocence while a scrutiny of fiscal posture plays into the debate. Names and precise context are unclear in the garbled text.

Treasur

Prospect For Comic Opera At Schieffelin House

Negotiations are under way to bring the Columbia Comic Opera company to the Schieffelin for a new season. If bookings succeed, Man Warnekroe aims to secure an engagement featuring an opera from Seid Pasha Olivette Mikado or Mascotte.

Schieffelin Man- Warnekroe Columbia Comic Opera Company Seid Pasha Mascotte

O'Neill vows to legislate against gambling and saloon sins

Eugene Brady O'Neill, Democrat elect to the Maricopa County council, pledges to introduce bills to prohibit gambling statewide and to tax saloons outside cities at no less than 400 dollars annually. He aims to close cabins at midnight on Sundays and curb gambling through new laws, asserting broad legislative support.

Maricopa County Arizona Eugene Brady O'Neill Menber Phoenix Inet O'Neill

Insurance Mystery Over Grindell Remains

K P Grindell in Tucson doubts final finding of brother Tom Grindell's body from a 1904 ill fated party to Tiburon island. Body thought found on Lower California coast opposite Sonora raises questions about location and insurance payoff. relatives await official word and payout.

K.P. Grindell Tucson Tom Grindell Tie Savery Tiburon Island Nogues Grindell Lower Californis Sonora Gulf California Indell E. P. Grindel Thes

E P S W Elevates Wages Across Operative Staff

Following industry practice the El Paso and Southwestern system raises wages for all operative department workers starting January 1. Conductors and brakemen receive about 15 percent more, with conductors increasing from 150 to 250 dollars per month. Trainmen will be well paid compared with peers nationwide.

United States el Paso and Southwestern Operative Department of

What It Means to Have Money

Quoted estimates place John D Rockefeller’s income at sixty million dollars a year. At 5 percent capitalization his wealth equals 1.2 billion dollars. To earn that much at average factory wages would require 2,250,000 workers per year. Each eight hours of sleep adds 54,720 dollars in imagined wealth, if money could buy health happiness real friendship respect and honor.

Roger Archtold John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller

Doings in the District Court Thursday May 3

The District Court opened with the Wil lame indictments where defense moved to withdraw plea of not guilty to allow a den:u ture to indictments. Demurrers for insufficiency were overruled and pleas entered. A continuance was granted to secure Mrs Porter witness and the trial will begin April term. Special venire for fifteen jurors set for morning. Territory versus Sir Fisher and Wainwright cases noted. divorce granted for Munea Wainwright versus Joe Wainwright. Trial jurors listed for morning session.

Willame Walter Kibbey Porter Rmerly Delta Myers Sir Fisher Muneo Ma' Minta Wainwright Joe Wainwright Frank E Sweeney Whitsite LL Speer Chas Wedeke AM Pinyan WB Moore Jno R Lyons OP Trigg Jan F Robling EB Parsons Jas Wall John Saylor WA Jameson Phily Noon J ¥ Shafer Richard Randle JB Youngbired George Petite John Trew P Loomis Keleey Andy Scott WA White Chae N White Thos H Rogere HK Street Frank Wright Jas McFadden G Kincaid Kiney War J Reay W Smith

Trial of Territory va HK Fisher Opens in Cochise County Court

District court hears case against HK Fisher for the death of Jack McCullough near Benvon on the flight of November. Deputy Ross leads the prosecution with D L Cunningham defending. Jury list includes WA White and others. Separate Musso matter pushed to next term due to defense illness. Subornation of perjury case Territory va S K Williams slated as major contest with four top lawyers on each side. Missing witness Mrs Porter Delta Myers prompts continued proceedings.

HK Fisher Jack McCullough Benvon Ross D L Cunningham White White Win Roberts Andy Scott WJ Reay Thor H Rogers Frank Wright WA Jameson Joe Emmons AH Pinyan CW Smith Sheriff White Frank Brown Pete Bute WA Adame Wm Roberts Joe Emmons Joe Manning Jos Hagan Jack O'Brien Jas McHlugh Harry Miller Wolverton JE Butler John Pearce Sime Gallen W Glenn Fisher Musso Attorney Gilmore K Williams Cochise County Arizona Porter Delta Myers District Cour Nce Tombstone Bisbee

Court scrutiny tests probity and esteem of a high‑worth lady

The passage notes that her evident virtue and reputation may provoke resentment if she is challenged to testify in court. It reflects on how high regard can contrast with pressure for testimony and honest assessment.

Rushing Work on the Guaymas Road

With 2,000 laborers and 3,000 horses and mules, crews advance one mile daily as they grade and lay rails along seventy five miles. The route is scattered with teams moving in wheel-like coordination, following guard behind Yaqui outrages near Eneho.

Mar Eneho

Jury Mistakes Duel Case As Referee At Globe

A Globe jury treated a duel between two foreigners as a fair fight and judged the conduct by the code rather than the crime. The defendant was found not guilty of the alleged charge, reflecting a jurors' misreading of the situation and the law. The piece argues juries are essential to society.

Globe

Coal Shortage Becomes Serious in Bisbee and Tombstone

A morning telephone report from Birbee warns of a fuel famine hitting Bisbee hard as the Bisbee Improvement Company may shut power during the day. Public fear rises while efforts to bring fuel to Bisbee continue. Tombstone faces similar strain with overall car shortages affecting the region. Citizens may need to burn wood or endure cold if power and fuel fail.

Birbee Bisbee Improvement Company Bisbee Tombatene

Arizona desert cacti used to manufacture denatured alcohol

The Tucson Star reports experiments showing cacti like prickly pear can yield denatured alcohol profitably with minimal water. Early trials reportedly cut alcohol costs below gasoline by about half, urging Arizona to start small scale production pending further value assessment. J. C. Shattuck of Bisbee, prominent mining figure, testified in the Williams case and returned home this afternoon.

Tucson Arizona J. C. Shattuck Bisbee Tombstone Williams

First Meeting of Board of Supervisors in Wa

The first meeting of the board of supervisors was held last night in Wa. Riggs was unanimously elected chairman. Bids for county supplies were opened and contracts awarded. Hughart 65 cents per patient per day, 50 cents per jail visit. Kreuder 51 cents per patient per day, 0 cents per jail visit. Henninger 145 dollars per patient per day, 2.50 per jail visit. Kreuder bid accepted. Indigent sick care awarded to Edmunson & Caven at Bisbee, Godfrey at Lowell, Wilson at Willcox, Wright at Douglas. Indigent dead burial contracts to De Washington at Douglas and Tartell at Tombstone. Prisoner feeding at Aranche jails awarded to Trump, Ells, Fitmimmons & Jennings.

Board of Supervisors Riggs Cousty Incarraat Hughart Charles Kreader John Henninger Jie Wes Charle Kreuder Grace B Lowry Henninger Charles Kreuder Bisbee Edmunson & Caven Lowell ES Godfrey Willcox J A Wilson Douglas T F Wright

El Paso Lags Tombstone In Water Pressure Setup

El Paso council pressed the local water company to install a large stand pipe but the firm refused, claiming their pipes cannot exceed 100 pounds of pressure. Tombstone reportedly offers superior fire protection and water pressure with Huachuca pipes rated from 200 to 1100 pounds.

el Paso Tombstone Huachuca Huachuca Company

Famine Fear Lingers in Arizona Mills and Towns

In a grim regional note the fuel shortage remains deeply felt across Bigbee Tucson and Phoenix with Tombstone reporting supplies secured for daily coal and oil needs. Cord wood arrived via Borrowdale Bros and coal shipments loom, while Tombstone expects no full famine as earlier stock should cover immediate demand until deliveries arrive. The piece also recalls a misprinted obituary fragment showing a printer’s devil-era lapse and a widow's quip about a delayed subscription.

Bigbee Tucson Phoenix Arizona Tombstone Borrowdale Bros McPherson

Tombstone Gossip and County Board Plans for Tonight

Thursday's Daily notes George Humm of Lowell and other Tombstone visitors including Dr M D Johnson and W Semple. Bisbee carpenter A H Pinyan summoned as juror. First supervisors board meeting to organize tonight with Bowen Riggs McCabe. County supply bids to be opened tomorrow including hospital care and prisoner feeding. Printing bids to be opened Saturday to avoid contract confusion.

Boards of Supervisors Bowen Riggs McCabe

No Quarters to Be Extended the Yaquis

A Mexico City dispatch reports Diaz demands harsher action against Yaqui depredations in Sonora. The army and rurales are ordered to prevent prisoners and to shoot captured Yaquis. About 300 Yaquis, tied to a band granted a southern reservation, are implicated in recent killings.

Mexico City Sonora Diaz Mexico

Immensity of the Salton Sea Threat to Southwest Irrigation

American reclamation official Louis Hill warns the Colorado River could flood Lower California’s Salton Sink creating a vast inland lake rivaling Lake Ontario. He cites 450 square miles already filled to sixty feet, with potential expansion to 2,000 square miles and depths up to 270 feet, threatening 100000 acres of irrigated land and 12000 residents. The bed has eroded into a deep ravine, with water dropping eighty feet above it and a possible second Niagara in the making.

Colorado Salton Lower California Lake Ontario Louis C. Hill United States Reclamation Service Arizona Washington Post Hill Dead Sea Palestine

Discolored eye omen and new deaths in Tombstone area

Friday's Deity notes ex-District Avey Flannigan with a damaged eye after a cordwood accident. A Douglas telegraph reports Herman Schmieding's death from heart failure. Tombstone pioneer Coehiee County resident De Couwed dies. Dr. J. Bacon returns from Los Angeles. Georgia Minstrels private car arrives. live stock convention planned in Denver January 1907. Local cottage demand rises. vacant-property owners urged to convert to rental revenue.

Douglas Herman Sehmieding Decouwed Coehiee County Tombstone Yeaterday Los Angeles

Tucson Purse for Driving Meet Heads to Tucson

Tucson's Driving Association plans a February three day meet with total purses around 2700 dollars. The program outlines events from Friday February 22 through Sunday February 24 including trot and pace races, dashes, a 2:18 pace, and a relay, aiming to attract visitors to Tucson.

Tucson Driving Associ Ion Tucson

County Business Statistics Highlight Yearly Totals

The district court heard 625 cases before Judge Dean and 57 residents became citizens. County revenue totaled $57,873 with $19,225 from the assessor and $22,059.15 from recorder filings. Net county income after expenses was $7,022.45. Probate issued 297 marriage licenses and 21 insane patients were committed. School attendance reached 5673 with 885 more students. school costs were $40,850.42, with estimated expenses for the year at $100,000.

Dean District Court Hare

Hooligan's Troubles at Schieffein Next Monday

The show Hooligan's Troubles is set for Monday night at the Schieffein venue. Managers promise a strong performance plus a parade and orchestra featuring the Hooligan Band. seating at Beach Sisters is planned for nine oclock tomorrow morning.

the Schieffein Seateon Asle Beach Sisters

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Prospect For Comic Opera E.P S. W Guaymas Road Arizona Cacti C B Tartell Aranche Wm Trump F P Ells Naco Missouri George Humm M.D. Johnson City of Richard Rundle W. Semple Bee del Lewis Kinsey Salton Sea A.vey T. Flannigan The Georgia Minstrela Schieffel American National Live Stock Association Broadway Denver
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