07 May 1911
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1911
Page
1
The official Cochise County mines production report shows a grand total output of 19,104,670.59 for 1911, with last year at 19,500,021.40. The assessable mine value bases on 3500 per year per mine, listing several major companies including Calumet and Arizona Mining Co Warren, Courtland, Pearce, Bisbee, Tombstone and others.
Sunday in Tombstone churches list town clergy and times for Sunday School at 10, preaching in morning and evening, union service at Mediport church at 7, Ruth character study, Prohibition Committee lecture by Arizona official on May 7, all welcome with no charge, Rev Ho A Deck and Rev W A Weenes presiding, secretary B Perwis e a note.
A fragmented late 1911 note from Tombstone residents in Tumeo California discusses joining a set of Prosvecton satewriters and money to cover expenses. The garbled plea mixes local civic bonding with names John Gardner and Paul A Smith, reflecting a rough community letter.
A Nogales dispatch reports the combined forces of Joan Cabral and officers Talacantes and Garcia encamped near Cananea in the Ajo mountains. The 1500-strong force is well armed and Cabral awaits orders to press toward Nogales.
The territorial jury will report for duty in the district court on May Sth The spring term of the federal court will convene May Mth The second Monday in May July and December are fixed for hearing petitions for naturalization in the United States court Sixty one new members joined Pythiae lodge of Tempe in ninety days marking its largest membership on the south
Ivan Johson arrived in Tombstone yesterday from Tucson to spend several days with his parents and works as a cashier at Jack's Cafe in the old Pushlo. Charles Batehelder came up from Benson to visit his parents for Sunday.
A roundup of notices from Arizona, including B F Billingsley’s thumb injury near Duncan, watermelon shipment rates cut from Salt River valley to Colorado Point, and upcoming Anti-Saloon League convention in Phoenix. Labor, mining, and irrigation topics appear with reports from Globe, Morenci, Solomonville, and Yuma projects, plus local governance and business updates.
The district court recessed briefly and Judge Dean attended a territorial supreme court session. The regular territorial trial jurors listed here will report for duty at 9 o clock Monday morning, including WL Hyate RB Sims George D Phy NB Eastland Thorne A Daley John D Acton HR Nash FC Ward TP Glenn Charles A Cary Thomas L Taylor GW Hunter FW Ritter Charles Fsielo GO Rhodes F 8 Sampson Thomas R York Louie Toser.
Washington reports dwindling opposition to Arizona statehood as Democratic legislators, aided by Republicans, push for admission of two new states under an amended constitution. The Arizona delegation, led by Taft-era talks, secures broad support and moves toward a vote, with naturalization hearings and local events noted as the paper closes.
Jeff Milton a Chinese inspector at Fairbank stopped a west bound train to Benson on the El Paso & Southwestern last evening. A Chinaman aboard without a passport attempted to hide under the rear but was searched and arrested for illegal entry. The man boarded at Jastro above Fairbank and will be taken to Tucson for United States Commissioner hearing.
A terse quotation hints at a constitutional framework with a pledge to comply. The speaker invokes obligation and the idea of forfeiture tied to syntax and policy under an oath or constitution. The text presents a political leaning without a clear event or date.
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