21 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1907
Page
1
In 1607 Edward Dolan directs a program titled Customs of Different Centuries with illustrated song Where the Southern Roses Grow sung by Mrs Jas Dalgelish and Byker Does the Impossible illustrated sex Two Dirty Little Hands sung by Mrs Jas Dalgelich Gus Edwards publisher page highlights the Saturday show.
A new shoemaking shop has opened two doors from W. F. Co on Fifth street. Specializes in all kinds of repairs at reasonable prices. Ail work guaranteed by JAS K. LAPSLEY.
Sore nipples guidance notes a cure by applying Chamber Salve immediately after nursing, then wiping away with a cloth before the baby feeds again. Many trained nurses report best results using this early treatment. For sale by all druggists.
Cases heard include Bum versus Barrett quieting mining claims continued to Monday. Neilson v Claire awarded judgment for plaintiff. Kinney Bros v Porter McDonald demurrer overruled with leave to amend. Larson v Larson continued after witness exam. Jurors excused to Monday. Malcom sanity finding: not insane. discharge ordered. Delehanty estate, about $50,000, settled in probate with residue distribution ordered. estate closed after years in probate court.
The general delivery lists remaining letters for the week ending July 1 include Baily Buck Jones Llewelyn Jones Wallace Jones Alfred Malers Henry Walker Mrs LC. To claim, applicants should refer to the advertised notice and provide the date of advertisement. LG Cusme P M
At the Methodist Episcopal Church preaching tomorrow at 11 a m and 7 80 p m Epworth League meets at TAS p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at S p m All are invited to attend Regular Christian Science services in building opposite Schief el in Hall between 4th and th Sre on Fremont Stat tla m Sunday school at 10 am Wednesday evening services at 4 at same place Ali are cordially invited to attend At the Congregational Church preaching at 11 am Sunday school at 12 am P S C 2 at 730 pm Preaching at 8 pm Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock
A graft of brief items reports a sparse rabbit drive near Phoenix with few rabbits caught and few drivers. The Arizona Star warns of statehood infamy at the next election. Needles floodwaters delay crops on Colorado river as farmers plant late. Supsi mountains host mountain sheep sightings near Mooney's Falls. Tombstone business manager seeks prompt written references and boasts a Cincinnati address. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised with cures and free samples at druggists.
The Prescott Courier notes Kit Carson, grandson of the famed scout, hunter, and Indian fighter, visited the clerk of the board of supervisors with 12 wild cats and a timber wolf trapped in Yeager canyon. Burleson accompanied him as the wolf fought, while Carson claimed baits use jack rabbits. Also included is an old medical patent remedy advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonial and pricing.
Alderman Peck telegraphed relatives of J J Brooks after his death and received a telegram from J Marian Brooks of Los Angeles demanding a plain coffin and photograph with billing to him. The telegram disputes kinship as Marian Brooks, a lawyer and former U S attorney, denies the deceased was his brother. A $5,000 accident policy was found among the deceased's effects.
An Arizona youth, son of John G. Tinker, walks a long distance record in a curious tale. The report mentions W Gessler and wife arriving at the county seat, a wedding notice for Chas T Connell and Mrs Francis E McAllister in El Paso, and local dignitaries visiting Tombstone. Also noted are a messenger boy sleeping on railroad tracks, travel plans of J Wyatt to Patagonia, Col HL Pickett and son visiting Norfolk for the James town Exposition, and government forest fire relief payments. The fragment ends with a humorous jab about a magazine rifle debate and an unrelated root beer ad.
James F. Mahoney, superintendent, reports a new brick yard and kiln at the territorial industrial school in Benson operated by the boys at no expense to the territory. They produce 3,000 bricks daily and plan a 200,000 brick kiln by September for dormitories and other buildings. Fifty six boys and two girls are enrolled, all well behaved according to Mahoney.
The sheriff’s quarterly bill reached a record for the office at 6210 35 dollars, allowed 5603 55 by the board, swollen by double service for the grand jury and witnesses. About 1700 dollars cover transportation and mileage for seventeen prisoners to Yuma. The criminal docket was the largest in county history, reflected in the sheriff’s fee bill. A stray local note features a Cumberland reader praising a throat remedy with a promise of relief and cure.
Willis T. Morgan veteran U.S.A. from Concord NH recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health and promotes it in New Hampshire as the best remedy for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lingering diseases. Guaranteed by druggists priced 0c and £100.
A cowboy named Webb working for Boquillas Land and Cattle Co was struck by lightning and killed, his horse dying beside him. The accident occurred during a rain storm while rounding up cattle between Stone House and St David. Webb, unmarried and newly employed, had family in Texas and a brother with Yaqui River Railroad. A notable earth scar marked the bolt’s path, and another lightning death had occurred in the area two years prior.
Dan Sidell an Arizona pioneer was taken to the insane asylum by Sheriff Lowry of Yavapai County after declaring he has four legs four kidneys two hearts and two stomachs and insisting one stomach is defective.
The market shows mixed movement with Abe at 30.20 and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy listed alongside. Traded items include a reference to Croup and Whar in a terse price note, reflecting a busy but uncertain day.
Tombstone mining district shows strong prospects as Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co pushes to the 1000 foot level unveiling vast riches rumored beneath watery barriers. The persistent effort promises rewards in Mother Earth’s hidden treasures, with optimism high for Tombstone.
Daily weather note forecasts rain for Arizona with a weather message about taking your life and family to The Dime. This fragment mentions conditions and a local publication context but lacks full details.
Southern Pacific installs telegraphones across lines to speed railway business. The system lets workers call along the line by attaching a wire from a telegraph to a rail, enabling quick transactions and improved convenience for superintendents.
Cochise County taxpayers shoulder large justice court costs. Last year expenses exceeded 50 000 and approached 60 000. The first quarter of this year totaled 10 343.86 with breakdowns for justice fees 3 817 25 constables 3 493 55 feeding prisoners 1 387 51 jail guards 527 34 sheriff fees 682 55 436 10
A surge of bright 1880 coinage dollars circulates in Arizona. Bankers report many freshly minted notes passing through local banks with unusually sharp markings. Citizens question authenticity while bankers affirm the coins are legitimate currency despite their pristine condition.
Mary H Walters of 546 St. Clair Ave Columbus Ohio writes that after months of fever ague wrecked nerves and weak stomach she was nearly dying. After starting Electric Bitters she gained relief and was completely cured as verified by the dealer.
An advertising paraffin extols Electric Bitter as a universal restorative for serpent bites and common ailments in India and cites A. Brown of Bennettaville, S.C., praising its effect on his wife’s long dyspepsia and torpid liver. It claims benefits for fever, biliousness, back pain, kidney and bladder issues and markets the remedy at 50 cents.
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