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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1914
Page
3
A fragmentary reminiscence reports Tombstone visits tours and civic talk. Mentions ex-assistant wind-bag Don and local figures near Tombstone and Fairbank. Notes July Fourth celebrations, Tucson visitors, and hospitality. includes scattered items on politics, Indians in the Fourth parade, and regional travel.
The item covers court filings, Fourth of July observances, local elections, and assorted regional news. It notes district court filings, school election disputes, political roles chosen for an upcoming term, religious matters, nearby rail and road updates, and flood impacts in the San Simon area alongside local personalities and movements through Arizona and New Mexico towns.
Surveying of the Copter Queen holdings in Tombstone began this morning and will take months to finish. Finishes Railroad Survey reports Professor J A Rockfellow who will stay through the summer. electrical storm hits Tombstone with slight damage. Joe Stanfield injured in a horse accident. Joe Gray visits county. Hotchkiss in Tombstone. dove shooting near Watervale. Copper Queen workers arrive. Dr Grobe moves household. Judge Lockwood and Clerk James travel to Douglas and Bisbee on business. Pistonetti visiting from Bisbee. Browne family moving to Douglas.
Tuesday’s Daily reports Deputy Recorder Lee Hutchinson returning from Bisbee hospitalized and improving at home. Auditor B A Jennings and state officials on official business. W A Bates from Courtland visits. Win Fowler and family back from California coast trip. Mrs Robert Axtell and M A Gallardo also return from Bisbee and Los Angeles respectively. Dr T B Fitts relocates office. Phelps Dodge crew installs office phone lines. Tombstone residents note a lull in dances. Joseph H Gray returns from Bisbee after road work and political surveying.
The 1914 assessed valuation for Arizona railroad property totals about $90,000,000, with $89,186,021 for lines excluding the Ray and Gila Valley. Gains over 1913 are noted. total mileage rises to 2,243 miles, with Ray and Gila Valley excluded. County figures show Maricopa at $10,290,755.09 and Cochise at $16,366,710.00.
In a county note from Huachuca William K Shadiey and Mra Shadley with Mre Carty of Fe Huachuca were in the county seat last evening from their Fort Huachoo home. Motored to Gleeson. Supervisor Rock also went to Gleeson yesterday on road duty and returned in the evening. Arrive from Bisbee Mre Grobe, wife of Superintendent Grebe, with her small children, came this morning and will reside in the new residence on bill.
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