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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1914
Page
2
County Assessor E A Hughes returns home to Tombstone from Paradise after a week of mineral surveys. Notables visiting Gleeson include Jas Dalgleish and Prof J A Rockfellow, while local events feature a K of P grand ball at Huddy Hall and a wind storm sweeping the valley.
Peculiar four inch brown metal ball weighing about five pounds was found in the yard of Peculiar Gall Bem Hughes, brother of ex Gov Hughes, in Tucson. It will be sent to the university for analysis to determine origin, age, and makers.
The missing suit in Barrett v Morgeness in the Superior Court near Cochise Stronghold drags on into tomorrow morning with about right witnesses on the stand. Plaintiff’s lawyers Goodbody and English contend for the plaintiff while Hartman and Gilmore defend. Jury list includes Cook, Duncan, Humphrey, Peake, Schilling, Scheerer, Hendrix, Mavis, Adams, Matball, Andrino, Killough.
A man named L K Wood a carpenter in Johnsoe Addition Bistee attempted suicide with a .23 caliber revolver but was stopped by a doctor who treated his wound. He is expected to recover.
8 E Bennett Western field representative praises Arizona mining status after weeklong interviews with many miners. He calls Arizona the most active mining state, noting westward strikes, snows, and regional troubles directing attention south. He cites mining as top dividend sector and urges reading the Journal’s January issue for production figures.
New Mexico Governor Williams G McDonald accepts invitation to address the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines on good roads during his Sprit 15 stay in Douglas. Governor Hunt is also invited and expected to speak. Pathe Weekly will film the meeting and the border scenery along the Arizona New Mexico line.
Ware, Norman and Marvin honor J Cheney for 15 years in business and financially able to fulfill obligations. Ball's Catarrh Cure is an internal remedy promoted by Carney Co Toledo. The advertisement offers one hundred dollars to prove cure and cites medical endorsement.
Court cases listed include divorce actions such as Amands Excea v J Eades and Jennie Martinez v Martinez, and debts with judgments against Noeckler Mining Co, Grace Cornwall, Margarite Garcia, and others. Probate matters cover estate of Robert Taylor with distribution decree and administrator discharge, guardian petitions, notices to creditors, and settlements. Local matters note remanded case John Giseron v Mary Cows tella for retrial and various appointments.
Public notice posted announcing legal action and filing requirements. Contains garbled OCR with dates and names obscured but indicates publishing deadline and formal objection process prior to court action.
Charles and Orin Preston advertise for odd jobs including wood cutting yard work and window weeding. They seek work around hours and offer services out of their location.
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