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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1915
Page
5
A legible compilation lists numerous property deeds mortgage actions and land transfers across Cochise County including transfers to State Mutual Bank of Bisbee Bowery Bowie property and various individuals such as Ida Stewart Bertha Livenby Carte A Wight Daugherty and others. The document also notes a motor vehicle accident with injuries and a double homicide inquiry tied to a cave near Willeus revealing a tense ongoing investigation.
Floods along the Gila River near Yuma caused widespread destruction in the town and surrounding area. About half the business and residence portion wiped out with a $60 000 total loss. One man Gus Lee drowned in his bed and ten miles of railroad between Laplita and Yuma submerged. Communication largely down for days as wires failed and river breaks spread toward Texas Hill.
A Tuesday report notes a coach from Engly’s Bishex team fled the scene this afternoon during an unspecified event. Authorities are investigating the unexpected departure and confirming identities of those involved.
Nogales Herald reports that Verdugo known as a shooter faced pursuit after robbing a deputy collector at internal revenue in Alamos. He was captured and jailed while local crowds expect a hearing soon as deputy Mc Guirk leads the case with print delays.
A Montana stock journal item mentions Jon Hott of Miles City planning a visit to Southern Agrona this month, plus a reference to Miss Cora Clark of Berson. It records a second grade certificate removal from the Cochise board, notes wages and melting head issues at a Wedge, and describes various mishaps at a stable. A Mexican worker with a trowel lays adobes on Fifth Street. Win. Canary dies after weeks of paralysis, and Dr. S J Moore lists Bishee properties as valuable.
The Laredo Daily Times notes the death of former Tombstone resident Sidney Horton, who served as United States assay er at Laredo. He died last night at the Commercial Hotel from enlargement of the heart. his wife and daughter were at his bedside. Horton, a Maryland native, had many warm friends in Laredo. Mrs Hutton is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Rathourn.
Mrs FOS Withiam wife of Touts stone’s popular paper hanger and painter arrived in charity Saturday morning from Dinghas and will make her home there with Mr Williams.
Deputy Sheil Charlee Webster reports two hundred men at work in the Pearce area as the Mine ad Mul area picks up. County officials discuss assessments, bridge contracts, and county printing while witnesses appear in court. The Tombstone community prepares for St Patrick's Day events and notes incidents of theft and property damage in the city.
Fragmentary text mentions Atchison and a warning to not worry, but key details and context are missing. No clear event, names, dates, or organizations are identifiable to form a proper notice or summary.
Phoenix March 1 State Auditor Callaghan questioned whether Joseph G Armoteons former president and cashier at Bowie Bank and Trust would pay the entire shortage after the bank suspended operations The audit notes a roughly 3000 shortfall and Armoteons says he will cover the full amount to satisfy state claims while planning to return to Arizona if required Deposits included Cochise County holdings totaling 1000 as of suspension.
Judge H. Crowbey of Apache County rules the Mothers Pension law contravenes state constitution. The ruling blocks claims or benefits under the new law and notes the ballot title is insufficient. Appeal to the state supreme court is expected as the decision cites legal invalidity of grants and fund allocation.
A described echo in Wales on the gaspen bridge links the Menat strait to fame. When struck by a hammer a sound travels through each crossbeam and returns from the opposite pier 576 feet away. Reflections create a rapid cadence as the sound bounces back and forth up to 28 times in five seconds.
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