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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1912
Page
2
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A compilation of editorial commentary on Arizona life and politics. It notes Cochise County’s murky Republican scene amid Taft versus Roosevelt factionalism, anticipates the Arizona legislature opening on March 18, and mentions national topics from express company probes to maverick humor about sour milk and cherry pits.
Governor issued a parole to David E Andrese for three and a half years for fraudulent claims against Greenlee county officials. The piece notes Arizona lumber output, road and bridge developments, banking legislation, tolls, irrigation, and local politics with multiple named towns and officials across Morenci Prescott Globe Tucson Yuma and Phoenix.
Sulphur Spring Valley Notes covers community happenings and local events. Susie Cabell returns to court from a pleasant outing. Mr and Mrs BW Joves host guests at their home. CL Wilcox sustains injuries while working at Courthand mine. A Pearce versus Coesee game draws interest with Pearce Juniors winning 13 to 11. Mackey Crawford digs 82 feet of water and seeks a wind mill. JA Rockfellow, veteran Cochee county engineer, travels to Los Cerrillos for mining work. asear Scheerer completes homestead with twelve feet remaining.
The five annual state reunion will be held in Tucson on March 21 and 22 1912. Heece as publicity chairman states complete details are arranged for the reception and entries of all visitors who will attend the meeting.
Reports from Gueon Saturday night describe a volatile scene as Mexicans, many intoxicated, debated war troubles and rumors of an invasion. Rebel sympathizers were present, fueling fear that the Taf proclamation signaled U S action. Patriotism rose and alcohol fueled agitation, shots were fired but no damage occurred, calm returned after better understanding.
The article recalls European adoption of hospital music initiated by Dr Cor in Paris over a century ago and notes the positive impact on inmates. It cites Arizona’s missing program and Governor Hunt’s plan to seek public cooperation to resume musical treatment as 200 or more inmates gathered for a musical offering in the asylum dining hall.
Monday's Daily notes Potter McDone Finrced travels on official business to Phoenix to assume duties as a fire state legislator. City Attorney Prescott shapes an ordinance while Tombstone tasks include tax actions, road repairs, and a leap year ball plans draw locals. weather last Saturday melted snow on the Huachucas.
A man formerly sentenced to five years for robbery in the county faces indictment again in Pima County on a burglary share. He is to be tried in the Superior Court within the week. He pleaded guilty to two robberies committed in Bister.
Telephone lines in Tomberone were cut from Mountain States company actions affecting all outward service. Lines to Benson and Gleeron were severed earlier, leaving only some routes working. Officials note the disruption hinders emergency and daily service until repairs restore full connectivity.
Arnold Faust once sought in Final county for grand larceny was moved to Pinal County by Deputy Sheriff Chester McGeo of Florence after his capture by County Ranger Sam Coleman at Dow Caberss days earlier. Faust faces grand larceny charges as he awaits transfer and further processing.
One hundred voters reward for a cure of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. FJ Curxey Co of Toledo offers assurance of firm reliability. Waupina Kissax Maryix wholesale druggists vouch for FJ Cheney. Cure taken internally, price 75 cents per bottle, send for testimonials.
Bisbee city council approved an ordinance limiting saloon licenses to thirty, with new licenses only issued as numbers fall below thirty. Licenses are nontransferable except to a saloon purchaser.
Senator Mark Smith rests in Agua Caliente awaiting the state convention to approve his election to the United States Senate. The event will formalize the outcome and grant official stamp of approval to his seat.
Waynesville North Carolina report from Mr F R Hoffman praising Thedford's Black Draught for curing indigestion and heart trouble fears. He emphasizes digestion as the key to health and notes the remedy has been trusted for 70 years and remains popular. Price 25e.
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