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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1906
Page
2
The district court docket in Bisbee and Douglas shows numerous civil and criminal actions. verdicts include assault verdicts and divorces while several cases await further hearing next week. damages sought total around 3000 dollars with ongoing jury selections and continued trials for murder and rape charges.
Proposal to create a Territorial examining board for bar admission in the Territory. Critics say current practice allows underqualified individuals to practice. advocates argue a standardized exam would ensure competency and enable certification for practice in district courts.
Reported bystander notes husband Mark Lamb visited his wife, held in county jail, as authorities prepare an unknown move. Court action, alleged serious charge, and lack of remarks from the inmate add to confusion about the case.
The former Bisbee mayor, Jack Paylor, travels to Tombstone amid a legal dispute over Simeon and Thompson concerning the number of city lots in Bieber that Paylor had previously deeded as mayor for wineh by.
A vintage ad extols Nature's Way as restoring health through native remedies. It praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pills, claiming cures for coughs bronchitis indigestion constipation and various throat and lung ailments. The promotion touts alcohol tinctures and herbal components with endorsements and free book offers.
Sonora newspapers condemn Governor Ysabel for permitting American troops to cross the Lee, while the Mesioen prensa notes Rangers acted privately with government approval. The Mutree di Sonora in Guaymas says the authority over troop movement was exceeded, predicting no arrest but political fallout in Sonora.
The Navajo and Colorado railroad survey crosses the territory from north to south, with some tribe members favoring the route while others resist. They question how distant authorities claim rights of way over tribal lands and wonder why federal powers can enable railroad crews to operate within the reservation. Authorities have secured interior department permission to build, and two surveys are already finished.
The writer visits Tombstone, traveling with ideas for Arizonan articles and arousing interest in local history. Her literary style is described as vivid and prescriptive, helping place her among leading authors amid the territory’s cultural scene.
The Tombstone and Pearce baseball teams opened the season with Tombstone winning 24 to 15. Pearce struggled early as teammates adjusted to each other. A return game is planned at Pearce within a few weeks, with higher level play anticipated from both sides.
Governor issues parole papers for Sidney M Page after a recommendation from the board. The parole conditions require exemplary conduct and adherence to rules, following a recent sentencing tied to a past killing near Willcox. The document outlines the parole terms and the governor's action in granting clemency.
AL DeMund of Dott Lumber secured a government contract for delivery of 80,090 feet of lumber to support irrigation canal projects. Work will start immediately along the coastal area and towns as specified in the order.
An invitation is received for the Northern Arizona Normal School at Flagstaff to hold commencement exercises from June 2. The graduating class will be addressed by Stephen A. Northrop of Los Angeles.
Announcement states that the Paso & Southwestern will follow the Southern Pacific in reducing the main line rate from two cents to four cents, while branch lines including the Torber Foelith and Bide Of Warn remain at current rates.
Through C C Thompson a major Bisbee real estate sale was closed Saturday afternoon. The Stram block on Beevery avenue near the Lollies changed hands from Mare Un Cestelio of Tombstone to a purchaser for ten thousand dollars after papers were signed and funds delivered. The deal marks one of the district’s largest recent transactions.
H M Chapman equated with customs office in N gales plans a brief stay in Tumretone to visit the old forndt era, accompanied by Charles A Fick, city agent for the Werle Fargo branch, highlighting municipal duties and regional ties.
A report details alleged land frauds linked to Sew Maxon and associates in Arizona. Investigations mention schemes to coax deed transfers, with officials considering action to revoke land grants and prevent misappropriation of national lands. Further inquiries aim to uncover similar schemes across towns under territorial authorities.
A damaged notice notes the Colorado River still rising near Needles and reports local officials petitioning Congress to appropriate funds to protect the teow against flood ravages as turbid waters threaten the vicinity.
Beginning this morning voters wishing to enroll in Cochire County have until the close of business on November 2 to register. County official Daniel McBeland urges residents to enroll at once.
A forthcoming report promises sensational detail on district affairs and alleged shortcomings. Examiner Fost discusses the bounty of evidence while the district attorney prepares to present to the board. The document, in limited form, hints at evils and alleged misconduct, drawing wide public interest.
Mrs. Howell mother of Hon. Laniee Howell of Tombetone stopped a Mexican passenger on the team and identified a silver sugar bowl with her initials among silverware stolen from her residence six years ago.
Friends of Frances Cheyney of Tucson hear a marriage rumor in Los Angeles reports. The note mentions a Mr Cadwallader and Cheyney with unclear details and puzzling references to candy and cosmetics, reflecting a chaotic fragment from the era.
The Territorial Board of Equalization reviews property assessments across counties. The Hines company is valued at 728 dollars in nine counties, while Southwestern is taxed on 592,525, with total value rising from the prior year. The Gaian Valley and others show proportional increases, and a recent decision found certain private firms not taxed, prompting potential appeal before Judge Shaw.
The report notes numerous smallpox cases in Cochise County and warns of a spread linked to a small Mexican settlement. Authorities establish a quarantine and take protective measures to prevent infection as contagious diseases rise in summer and heightened precautions are needed.
A spirited contest between Southern Pacific and Southwestern extends across the Sonoran region with possible clashes by two warvestig corps over the Globe to Compas right of way. The Seuhhaester Hisaley plans an extension into Globe as tensions rise and competition grows lively.
In Bisbee yesterday notable figures attended court sessions, including Hatley Nash and Jock Morgan, with discussions around civil cases and city improvements. Local attorney activity and a new opera house project near completion dominated social and business chatter as residents touched on theater, real estate, and civic duties. Local visitors included Mra J Heady and daughter while Thos Wilson faced a severe accident requiring possible amputation.
Nill Shorten and a party from Dearing travel toward Benm to adjust the SP main line 26 miles west en route to Fren e. They aim to shorten distances between points as work proceeds. Fhen or maleted will shorten the din ce. Plesun x niles Pilo Walcox leaves New York morning. he expects to be gone several days.
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