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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references Tombstone Epitaph and publishers with scattered numbers. No coherent event or people clearly identified.
A brisk round of visits unfolds with Butch Hartman and daughter in the county seat, A F Parker returning from Pearce on business, and AY Smith from Pearse in Wilcox. Bass player and forest relics attract attention at Rockfellow, while local games see a 13 to 7 win by Douglas C. and A team over Pearce. News includes school principal hire, assorted political visitors, and new autos among Gleeson residents.
A one year old Victor Pertelis from Duquesne is recovering after a gunfire incident in which another boy fired at him. A Tucson worker, William Cordill, suffered cuts from a collapsing bottle explosion at work and was hospitalized. A well in San Simon valley, the Jensen well, and a Washburn well near Tucson are noted for high output. A car crash north of Nogales injures Charles Fowler and damages both cars. A copper ore vein near Rincoe mountains is reported. Arizona bankers and officials, including A F Beal, are noted for appointments. Prisoners are moved to Atlanta, and a Who's Who in America Tucson feature is highlighted. Tax valuation work for railroads continues, with state gains expected. A Tucson man, Joan Reyes, is committed to a Phoenix asylum. Professor Stanley Moree visits Tucson to discuss farm guidance. A young boy prevents a suicide attempt at home. An initiative petition seeks $6 million for reclamation bonds in Casa Grande. Boxcar damage near Tucson yields thefts of stamps and goods in Naco.
A bankruptcy sale of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company assets will occur tomorrow at 10:00 am on the court house steps in Coohiee county. Trustee Col A L Grow will auction the mine’s entire property, including mining equipment, hoisting machinery, railroad and milling gear, and listed ore prospects. The sale aims to realize value for creditors as the district, once rich in gold and copper, eyes renewed prosperity with new ownership.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a medical remedy and constipation relief with numerous garbled terms making identification of a person or organization impossible. The readable bits suggest a health product or folk remedy reference without verifiable details.
A Washington dispatch reports postoffices at Fort Huachuca and Naco Arizona have been advanced to the Presidents class with postmasters salaries fixed at 1200 dollars. The move reflects a broader push to elevate small federal offices.
William F Williams of Muskee? receives a patent for a multiple signature machine. William J Webster of Bisbee is granted a patent for a rake.
Walter Douglas of the Phelps Dodge interests bought Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company properties at a public sale held on the courthouse steps for 500000. Col A L Grow presided as trustee and announced bids. Douglas bid and won after a brief bidding pause amid a large crowd. The sale signals a new era of activity and potential leases and drilling near the Emerald area, with prospecting planned in virgin ground and tentative moves by Copper Queen Company.
Tombstone citizens express strong optimism as Phelps Dodge plans to extend operations. Bill Hattich, former editor from Tucson, predicts a bright future for Tombstone with renewed energy and mining activity. He notes long hardship giving way to revived prospects, asserting the district’s mineral wealth will regain prominence in the mining world.
One Hundred dollars reward for a day case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cuesry & Co. Toledo. We have known J Cheney for 15 years and believe him honest to fulfill obligations. Warpmo, Kixwax & Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo endorse the product. Cure taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials included. Price seven cents sent to doctors.
Local folks celebrate revived prospects for Tombstone with cheers for Walter Douglas and the Tombstone Consolidated Company. The mood is optimistic that prosperity will return soon, with talk of a booming Fourth of July ahead as the camp's reputations and a strong bid climate boost confidence.
A notice seeking a person capable of selling insurance for the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York. Address Paul Katoe, Manager, Phoenix, Arizona. Evening opportunity for night party.
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