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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1919

Page

2

Victory Loan Volunteer Day Proclaimed in Arizona May 6 1919

Acting Governor Simms proclaims Tuesday May 6 1919 a legal holiday named Victory Loan Volunteer Day. He calls on all Arizonans to suspend work and support the Fifth Victory Loan with 29 volunteer solicitors to secure subscriptions, urging national duty, honor, and rapid peacetime return for soldiers.

Arizona America Europe Germany Mit Simms State of Victory Loan

Gray County jury convicts Todd for assault with deadly weapon

After seven hours the jury finds Joe Todd guilty of assault with a deadly weapon in Blabee. The judge will sentence him later. Separately, State v Henry Gray proceeds with five witnesses sworn and more to come as jurors are added for Monday.

Joe Todd Tom Mooney Blabee Todd Henry Gray J. Thingebury Tritate M. McKelligan Lyman Hays Sth Schwartz Lockwood

Concrete work to start on Bisbee Douglas highway

Bisbee May 1 concrete pouring will begin on the section from Lowell to Forrest Ranch and now on District No 1. The county highway commission completed an inspection tour and agreed to start pouring as soon as possible. Work east of Douglas and the Silver Creek bridge were deferred until after May 15. With the Bisbee end nearly ready, planners expect traffic to open by mid summer.

Bisbee Lowell Forrest Ranch County Highway Commission Posicie Douglas Silver Creek Doug

Phoenix Booms With 150 New Homes In Short Span

April 30 1919 report notes a building boom in Phoenix including 150 new residences. The Noll building sold for 135000 to Home Builders. Two 26000 garages rise in the west. Odd Fellows plan a West Adams street home. Laurabell Gardner to upgrade East Adams Street block. Acting Governor Mits Seams signs the state seal.

Phoenix Noll Arizona Club Arizona Gazette Gas Noll The Home Builders Laurabell Gardner Arizona State of Capitol

Simple Two Course Dinners and Florence Dam Talks

A collection of menu items for a meat substitute dinner featuring lentil croquettes and prune whip, with time tables and preparation steps. Also reports an agreement completed for Florence Dam construction outlining diversion works on the Gila River, water rights, land divisions, and duties of the interior secretary. Additional notes cover An American Legion convention travel rates and aims for veteran support. The items include lentil croquettes, tomato sauce, croquettes, potatoes, celery, prune whip, junket, and various side dishes.

Florence Dam Florence United States Indian Service Florence Casa Grande Valley Water Users’ Association l + Angeles Hele An Gila River Picacho Reservation Secretary of the Interior Bresd

CH Activity in the Patagonia Mine District

In the Patagonia district Santa Cruz county Arizona active operations include Morning Glory ore mounts to 506 tons monthly. Rich ore found at Plux mine to be mined with C B Bachman supervising extraction from a 20 inch ledge at 200 feet on Tres de Mayo mine. Duquesne Mining and Reduction Co expanding development. Gross Kennedy lease Clark Peterson property awaiting wagon road to install 309 foot shaft and machinery.

Patagonia Santa Cruz County Arizona Morning Glory George Wieland Plux C. B. Bachman Tres de Maye Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company Gross & Kennedy Clark & Peterson

Cattle and Sheep Clash Near Oracle Led by Water Dispute

Tucson April 20 A cattle and sheepman conflict flared near the Yale ranch at Oracle after the pump was blown up Deputy Sheriff Richard was sent from Florence to quell tensions. The dispute centers on access to water and range land after Herbert Boyer leased the ranch and allegedly cut off cattlemen from free range and state land without a lease.

Tucson Yale Ranch Oracle Richard Florence Yale Herbert Boyer Boyer

Bowie Tests First Oil Well Near Bowie

About four hundred people from Bowie and nearby Arizona watched the spudding of a test well by United States Oil & Refining Co. northeast of Bowie. The 340-foot hole reached oil sands yielding paraffin, with drillers from California on site and a rig capable of extra depth. The crowd’s turnout signals growing local oil fever and a possible Bowie boom.

Bowie Arizona United States Oil & Refining Co Streen Aisles Coe United States California

Tungsten Queen Mining Prospects Near Benson

Tungsten market outlook improves with peace treaty, says J J Wien president of Tungsten Queen Mining. He reports development at the Dra gon mountains property northeast of Benson, with sheelite ore and high quality samples from past month mining activity.

Benson J. J. When Tungsten Queen Dragoon Mountains Wien

Fragmented early 20th century crime item from Safford

A garbled report notes a $65,000 theft tied to Mary, with reference to a brother and a death said to be hastened by joy. Mentions a Jasper P. E. Smith, a William son Graham School House, a Quaker Oats telegraph, and overseas funds, all tangled in a single chaotic paragraph.

Safford Ariz Mary Los Angeles Jasper P.E. Smith

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