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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1906
Page
1
A sale point claims in Allen Street opposite Warnekcos Block Tombstone Arizona that a cheaply made machine is costly due to faulty action and frequent breakdown, while a Singer can be perfectly demonstrated by the salesman and collector as the true economy.
Willis T Morgan recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines facing colds. He praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as the best medicine for coughs bronchial and lung diseases. Advertisement offers a Chicago wholesale mail order job with $20 weekly pay and no investment.
The Copper Queen v Bauer panel issues prompt special venire as jury selected after early challenges. Fannie Abril v Abril divorce case postponed for further testimony. Death notices cite appendicitis and advertise Dr King’s remedies as safe and effective.
The Tombstone weather report for June 30 1906 notes fair conditions with near-term forecasts. Court updates include Judge Dean traveling to Nogales and a US case against Ah Wing dismissed for lack of valid certificate. Cadena de Cabre Copper Co. v Hughes et al set for July 11 with trial August 4. jurors excused. T G Schott sues Southern Pacific for 15000 over a May 27 accident injuring three fingers of a switchman, allegedly due to a failed automatic coupler.
Reduced summer tourist rates to northern and eastern points with dates July 24 25 August 7 8 9 September 8 and destinations including Chicago Kansas City St. Louis New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Memphis Milwaukee Houston St Paul Minneapolis Duluth New Orleans and Omaha. Good return by August 20. Agent E J Westervelt Tombstone Arizona ready to provide details.
St Pauls Episcopal Sun day morning service at 11 and evening sermon. Sunday school at 9.30. Methodist Episcopal holds services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m with Epworth League at 7 15 p.m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 5 p.m. Congregational church observes morning sermon at 11 and evening at 8 with Sunday school 12 and Young People at 7. Catholic mass at 9 30 a.m and services at 7 30 p.m with day school at 10 a.m.
In the Probate Court of Cochise County Arizona a hearing is set on Antonio Crisalva estate. Arturo Grijalva petition seeks approval of the residue and designation of heirs. The court clerk will announce the time and place and all interested persons are summoned to appear and show cause if any.
Two week sale of summer millinery items regardless of cost at Mise Cowles Fifth Street next to Wells Fargo Express Co. sale begins this week.
Annouvement announces the opening of Arizona Bakery on Fourth Street offering fresh bread pies and cakes daily. Proprietor Wamvor, Porto. 26w
The Phoenix Enterprise reports five 160 acre coal land purchase applications filed in Phoenix for lands 12 miles east of Dudleyville in the Deerfield district. Applicants include George B. Chittendee and others. Segregated from the San Carlos Indian reservation eight years ago to unlock market potential, the region gains accessibility via the Globe and Gila railroad. Coal quality likened to Gallup New Mexico, fueling hopes of rapid Arizona coal development and cheap fuel next year.
Druggists authorize refunds if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in six to fourteen days. The ad promotes a guaranteed remedy for piles and mentions testing and a blind, bleeding protruding condition with a guaranteed outcome.
Ter ritorial Board of Equalization member Chai Bowman arrived from Phoenix after attending a joint boards of supervisors conference. He noted strong interest and goodwill, with plans toward a uniform taxation system to raise valuations and lower rates. The meeting was well attended and the boards will act to implement agreed reforms.
Judge Kent and Governor Kibbey will return to Phoenix on July 2 to set the apportionment among counties for the joint statehood constitutional convention. The process must be completed within thirty days after bill approval by the chief justice, the governor, and the secretary. Judge Kent may then continue vacation trips east.
Fort Huachuca reports Captain N F McClure and Troops A in a forest fire clash in the Huachuca mountains. They climbed Miller Peak, endured 100 foot altitude cold, and faced miles of needed marching due to location errors. Officers commend the troops and urge careful fire location for future aid. Superintendent Hoag and Hua chuca Water Co. supported the effort.
A man calling himself Deesting Shepard, claiming wealth from Tucson mining, matched with two widowed landladies in Iowa and Kansas. He married one in December, died the next day, and the other later reported loss of the claimed riches and property. Authorities and widows pursued the supposed Arizona mines and trunks of documents, with no results.
A Maryland baby girl, named in a touching note from Geo A Eyler of Cuthreland, Maryland, narrowly survives a serious throat illness after two doctors give up. Four bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery for Colds and Coughs restore health, with a promise of relief if coughs persist. Also mentions local real estate and bakery listings with contact notes.
The metal market notes copper at 855 and lead at 23.50 Mexican pesos. W. J. Cleary of Bisbee accepts the invitation to deliver the Fourth of July oration in Douglas. A. Valjean departs Bisbee for Can tones to take charge of the Herald.
A San Antonio Sentinel style notice extols Electric Bitters as a cure for indigestion and liver disorders in India era conditions. It claims the remedy heals chills fever malaria biliousness and kidney bladder troubles. Endorsed by SA Brown of Ennetteville South Carolina with a money back guarantee and 50 cent price.
Hon. Wm. M. Riggs of Cochise county arrived in Phoenix for a supervisors’ meeting and spoke against uniting Arizona and New Mexico. He, a prominent cattleman, urged opposition to joint statehood, warning it could ruin Cochise’s hard earned prosperity and mining growth.
Fragmentary notice mix purports deaths and claims of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve curing injuries and infections. Includes a damaged account from Chas Oswald of Rensselaerville about a neck wound and a general claim of cures for wounds burns and sores. Also mentions lost keys and a reopening office notice.
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