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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1919

Page

5

Arizona Gaming Laws as Interpreted by County Attorney

County Attorney HN French issued an opinion clarifying that Arizona Gaming Laws, amended in 1917 and approved by voters November 5 1918, cover all forms of gambling including home card games for prizes. The interpretation explains definitions of gaming, penalties, and enforcement implications for Cochise County officials.

HN. French Sherif James McDonald Mr. French Tombstone Ariz James F McDonald Cochise Arizona Ate State of Arizona Bouvier L. Dist Ans.ley Tete Ark Todd Fuert N.Y State Ve. Lark Ohio S & PI Dee Ohio NP Boyce Vs. O'Dell Commission Co Cyclopedia of Law and Procedure Commonwealth Ve. Blarkinship Case

Silver Miners of Charleston Progressing Quietly

In the Charleston district near Fairbank prospectors and small operators steadily attract attention as silver becomes the main focus. Shipments to the smelter rise, yet none are large. the district shows promise with intermittent development and potential for a bigger yield if resources and capital align.

Charleston Fairbank Tucson

Dananea Companies Cut Down Forces in Mexico Mines

Cananea Consolidated Copper and Democrata copper properties are cutting payrolls by 20 to 35 percent as prices in the metal market fall. Reported layoffs total several hundred at Cananea and other mines amid retrenchment. A bullion tax of 2 cents per ounce exported across the border adds further cost concerns for Mayan producers.

Bisbee Jan Cananea Consolidated Copper Company Democrata Mexico Canani Shannon Tucson Clifton Shannon Copper Company Generalbager Beanie John Morenel Morenei Iso A.C Lowe Globe Do Jlaioa

Death of Jacob Smith in Dabacher Canyon Inquest Set

An inquest will be held at 2 PM at city hall under Coroner James Allison to determine Jacob Smith's death. He arrived from Colorado a few days ago and was found dead on the porch of Contable A. E. Sheppard's rooming house in Dabacher canyon, with asthma cited as a long term cause.

Gassing Laws Depend on County Officials Statement

The county attorney R N French of Cochise County Arizona notes that any omissions related to the gaming lawn are to be explained upon request. He emphasizes that enforcement of the gassing laws relies on the sheriff and district attorney with their cooperation.

Mide Plain Atorney

Unfinished Addition to Arizona Capitol Draws Scrutiny

Phoenix reports that months of effort have aimed to add a foot square connecting wing to the Arizona Capitol to ease congestion before the legislative assembly. The cost is about 125000 by day labor, with 18000 spent on water control in the basement. Plans reserve the entire main floor wing for the attorney general and allocate upper floors to the supreme court and state tax and reference library.

Phoenix Las F Sfoot Square State Capitol Hottelly Lormmer Supreme Courtroom State Tax and Reference Library

Garload of cactus shipped to California

Earl Anterson has shipped a big car load of cactus leaves to a California town near Los Angeles for a test. If successful, more shipments will follow. if not, a plant will be established at Kingman. Mohave county holds vast cactus resources and claims a cheaper decoration process. Judge Jona Blake, 74, died at Solomonville after an illness following eye trouble. funeral services were held.

Kingman Jan Earl Anterson California Los Angeles Mohave County Blake Safford Jona Blake J. Fred Blake Solomonville Phoenix

Lawyers' Fees Trim Mrs McKay Estate Fortune

Mrs Angus McKay returned from the east with 81 cash and 1200 dollars monthly after a Chicago settlement of the Angus McKay estate. Attorneys' fees totaling 58,009 reduced the fortune previously valued at 31,200,000. Mrs McKay said the press has broken her heart and she will have nothing more to do with them.

Phoenix Angus McKay McKay Chicago Rene Beret Montreal Wis Street Canada Arizona Grace M Meity Nisa

Orphaned Babies to Be Adopted in Cochise County

In Bisbee four children under 12 lose both parents after recent deaths. Miss Esther Summner, county probation, facilitates placement with Tucson Arizona Orphans Home while adoption arrangements are explored. Community charity notes rising needs from influenza impacted families and urges district residents to register for possible aid.

Bisbee Jash Jobson Exp Esther Summner Cochise County Tucson Arizona Orphans’ Home Cumminty Warren Coeoket Re Association Ceonmings

Colonel Donkersley Failing in Hoboken Care

News comes from Hoboken that Colonel H H Donkersley is gravely ill with dropsy heart trouble and is near death. He longs to return to Yuma before the end. Mrs Donkersley remains in Hoboken near him as friends in Yuma follow the sad report of his condition and long service in the border troubles and in France.

Yuma Jane H.H. Donkersley Hoboken Arizona Critial Donkersley Yura

Organized adult garden results in Gila county

The Weekly News Letter reports the organized adult garden project in Gila county directed by the on agent. On 125 acres divided into eights of an acre, gardens produced products valued at 11000 dollars. Another issue covers Coconino Farm Bureau plans to employ 100 Indians for potato digging, sack securing, sorters, and cooperative graded potatoes through a committee.

Gila’ County U. S. Department of Agriculture Coconino Farm Bureau

Phoenix theaters test defiances during influenza ban

In Phoenix on January 9 theaters and motion picture houses faced shutdowns as authorities enforce gathering bans during the focal epidemic. A test case began with a leading cinema manager arrested and bonded awaiting magistrate hearings while officers expanded quarantine enforcement. County health officer Dr Nichols was reappointed, honoring service in battling the outbreak.

Phoenix Nichols Board of Alpervicers

Sheriff May Have Forger Wanted East

East Tucson police hold Heanth after alleged bad check receipt case. He is in county jail awaiting Oklahoma warrants and extradition. Authorities describe a cash drawer theft at a local business with hundreds of dollars involved. He denies being the Oklahoma suspect and claims he has never been in the town.

Tucson Jane W ! Heanth Test le la Worth Sal Oka Henting Oklahoma

Livestock Sanitary Board Organized in Phoenix

Phoenix Jan 1 the state livestock sanitary board held its organizing session. E G Crabb of Flagstaff was chosen president and E W Stephens of Yavapai county secretary. The opening session reviewed applications and planned future sessions to shape inspector staffing and office structure. Proposals for new legislation were likely.

Phoenix State Livestock Sanitary Board E.G. Crabb Siam E. W. Stephens Yavapai County

Supreme Court Invalidates Federal Migratory Bird Law

The Supreme Court held the federal migratory bird law of 191% invalid, ruling the government exceeded its authority in enforcing protected seasons for wild birds that migrate across state lines. The decision came on motion of the government appealing a Kansas district court ruling that had upheld the act.

Washington, Jan Supreme Court Kansas Federal District Court

Goetz Named Engineer For Pima Highways

William Goetz former county engineer has been retained by the Pima county highway commission after a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the courthouse. Bertram L Hitch is employed as secretary. Work on new roads will start immediately or as soon as he can secure an automobile of the genius Ford.

Tucson William Goetz Pima County Highway Commission Board of Supervisors Bertram L Hitch Goetz Ford

Martin Pattison Dies as Denn-Arizona President in Superior Wis

Martin Pattison, president of the Denn-Arizona Mining company and major stockholder in the Shattuck Copper company, died at his Superior Wisconsin home on December 20. News reached J. C. Cow and Byron M. Pattison, his son, a former district resident and manager of the Dean.

Smsbee Martin Pattison Denn-Arizona Mining Company Shattuck Ariona Copper Company Superior Wis J. ¢. Cowand Byron M. Pattison

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LAW State of Secretary of State Silver Miners Enab Huachuca Dananea R. N. French Arizona Capitol Colonel Donkersley East U. S PIMA Denn-Arizona
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