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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1922

Page

7

Foreign silver markets hold strong despite dull season

New York bank news shows foreign origin silver prices steady with a full figure of 66 to 68 cents. Indian market fluctuates, China trading weak ahead of Lunar New Year. cotton exports from Bombay stay high. Chinese banks face large overdrafts, while Shantung settlement tension and Pekin finances loom. Domestic silver purchases total 633,000 ounces this year, with overall holdings near 89 million ounces. A Phoenix case reports on a wandering Austrian and a bank indictment, with legal maneuvers pending.

New York London India Shanghai China Pekin Bank of China Bank of Communications Washington Wu Pei-Pu Lisas Shi-Yi Ecasop Chamber of Commerce Nina Shantung Pittman

Road inspection by Adams and Smyth in Cochise County

Bowie report details county road inspection by Supervisor Dave Adams and County Engineer Sid Smyth. Four man crew with two teams works near Lugena between Bowie and Wilcox, having built about 12 miles of road to date. Bridges planned, one ninety foot steel span. money limits expand work.

Bowie Dave Adams Sid Smyth Lugena Wilcox Willcox Smyth Adams Cochise County Coun Tke County Board of Supervisors Messrs Adaine and Smyth WG. Richards Joe Chambers Ben Kratzberg W. R. Townsend

Coat of tar and feathers for state employee

Phoenix Jan 24. A big man, Frank Hanek, supervisor in charge of East Cottage at the Arizona state hospital, was tarred and feathered after going on a rampage Sunday night. He struck a male nurse and hit a woman who tried to separate the fight, weighs 265 pounds and was decorated to taste of the local crowd.

Tempe Hanak Oklahoma State Hospital Phoenix Frank Honek East Cottage Arizona State Hospital

Despondent salesman shoots self in Phoenix home

J C Williamson a traveling salesman shot himself with a .22 revolver through his right temple at 170 North Fourth street Phoenix at 2 10 yesterday afternoon. He died instantly after suffering bronchial trouble for years and moving from Douglas a year ago seeking relief from ill health. He had been bedridden in St Josephs hospital for six months before his death.

Phoenix J.C. Williamson North Fourth Street Lee Douglas St. Josephs Hospital

Power plan vs irrigation at Boulder Canyon Dam

George Maxwell, executive director of the Reclamation Association, told the Los Angeles Credit Men's Association that no hydroelectric power from Boulder Canyon Dam should be diverted to irrigation pumping. He urged using river water to generate power for irrigation across California, Arizona, Nevada, and Utah, arguing this would better serve reclamation needs and regional access to electricity.

Los Angeles Boulder Canyon Colorado Los Angeles Credit Men's Association George Tl. Maxwell Reclamation Association Maxwell America Arizona California Colo Rado Nevada Utah Arison Reclamation Service

Copper Mines to Open on Cautious Scale in Arizona

Tucson January report quotes Col. Greenway general manager of Calumet and Arizona Mining and New Cornelia Copper Company saying copper production had not looked brighter since last year’s suspension. He notes strong fed meal sales in October and November and no orders yet to begin operations. He recalls travel progress from Ajo over 12 years. He departs for Warren headquarters after the interview.

Tucson Greenway Calumet and Arizona Mining New Cornelia Copper Company Arizona Cornelia Company Jat Ajo Warren Greenwayway

Deputy Assessor J F McDonald Promotes Bowie's Political Reform

J F McDonald deputy assessor visits Bowie for days this week listing wealth and real estate. Known as Jim, he earns praise for careful efficient service and hints at seeking sheriff if chosen by the people in a primary rather than a party conference. Oatman United Easters mill processes about 300 tons daily.

Bowie J. F. McDonald Jim Court House Oatman United Easters

Slap Row Triggers Demand to Dismiss Teacher

In Phoenix on January 24 the state board of education heard complaints from the Kirbys and allies about Mrs. Lotus Young and Mrs. Eleanor Kirby over a Christmas school event. The Kirbys allege misconduct by the Youngs, claiming the incident showed unbecoming conduct and lack of fitness to teach. No action was taken. charges were forwarded for the next meeting with Cochise County superintendent testimony expected.

Phoenix Lotus Young Hilltop Eleanor Kirby State Board of Education Kirbys Mor Mra Young Kirby Cochise County

Southern Pacific to Improve Nogales and Tucson Rail Division

Intensive improvements are to be made at once on the Tucson Nogales division of the Southern Pacific railroad. The work will cost a total of 20000 dollars and includes laying new steel along a seven mile stretch between Calabasas and Nogales and lifting the entire roadbed between Nogales and Teeson.

Tucson-Nogales Southern Pacific Railroad Calabasas Nogales Ariz Tuceon

MISS TOLES OFF TO SOUTHERN ARIZONA INSTITUTE WORK

State Superintendent Elsie Toles departed Phoenix tonight for Tucson to continue institute work in southern Arizona along the lines of recent sessions in Mohave Yavapai and Yuma counties. One of the speakers at the Pima institute will be Dr Hen.

Phoenix State Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Toles Tucson Arizona Mohave Yavapai Yama Pima County Hen

Jailed for mistaken merchandising at Prescott pool hall

In Prescott Arizona Jap Marque is jailed after allegedly selling intoxicating beverages at 50 cents a swallow in the rear of the Royal pool hall. A deputy sheriff, unseen by Marque, approached, asked for his name, and cuffed him amid a tense exchange. The report notes difficulties in compiling deputy sheriffs’ IDs. Meanwhile Goetz store at Benson faces creditor action. eviction levied but store contends it remains open as settlement occurs.

Prescott Ariz Royal Pool Hall Yavapai

Half Money Paid for Confiscated Land in Colonia Morales

Douglas Jan 20 The apportioning board of the Latter Day Saints congregation has half its work completed paying claims for holdings in Colonia Morales district Mexico Milliard Haymore secretary and representative said biggest check was to A W Lillywhite for about 515 000 others ranged from a few dollars to 200 About 60 000 or half the money has been paid through Mr Haymore by the Mexican government in payment for confiscated holdings

Douglas Latter Day Saints Colonia Morales Mexico Milliard Haymore A. W. Lillywhite Mr. Haymore Rowment

Extensive railroad improvements planned for Nogales division

Extensive improvements are to be made immediately in the Nogales division of the Southern Pacific railroad. The project totals 26000 dollars and includes laying new steel along a seven mile stretch between Calabasas and Nogales and rebuilding the entire line between Nogales and Tucson.

Nogales Chamber Plans Tourist Hotel and Parks

Nogales January 23. Pesident Clagett of the Nogales chamber of commerce says he will appoint a committee within a few days to gather data on constructing a tourist hotel here. The chamber also plans establishing tourist parks, with three sites offered for the purpose.

Nogales Pesident Clagett

Thomas D Cashill to be buried in Phoenix today

Funeral services are held tomorrow for Thomas D. Cashill believed to be Nome Alaska's first mayor. A Pennsylvania native, he sought healing here after living four years ago in East St. Louis Wisconsin before moving to Alaska.

Phoenix Thomas D. Cashill Nome Alaska Cashill Pennsylvania East St. Louis Wis

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