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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1910
Page
2
The Star issued a 50 page celebration edition for Cinco de Mayo, a creditable effort and one of the largest Arizona journal editions. The Tucson Citizen railroad edition on Cinco de Mayo was neatly printed and attractive, featuring meritorious literary contributions of local interest.
The Mesa Free Press notes skepticism as a scientist declares Halley’s comet tail will miss the earth, a disappointment to those awaiting celestial spectacle. The era’s chatter blends citizenship, celebrity wealth, and science with light satire about curiosity and progress.
A busy day in Deming sees a young woman fall into a fifty foot well a carpenter tumble from a building and a man injured by a rampaging horse. Local authorities and bystanders respond as workers assess the scene and provide aid.
Arctic explorer Roald Amundsen aims for a seven year drift near the North Pole aboard a $100,000 cruiser. The voyage seeks long awaited proof of navigational reach, with the world hopeful for his safe return and a cargo of discoveries.
The article notes Roosevelt was very hoarse after a Sunday in Stockholm, rendering him unable to speak there. It suggests his condition would not stop him from speaking once back in the region, hinting at future remarks or appearances.
Catholic ladies of Yura plan a big vaudeville show tomorrow. Osborne school in Phoenix holds an open air commencement in a Greek theater. Phoenix federal building plans for N Second Ave revealed. Telegram from Delegate Camero Taetonie advocates a sane Fourth of July in the Capital City. City ordinances prohibit fireworks in June July and August. Governor Kibtey refuses Salt River Valley water board salary offer of 2000 yearly with no reason given. A bath house may be built in Tempe soon. Shamrock Mining & Milling Co forms with 1 million capitalization to operate Steeple Rock district properties near Danes. Jeromeites charged with desecrating a Catholic church altar and await trial in Prescott. Joe Dillon to aid statehood bill by attending the federal capitol. Yuma reclamation project siphon shaft hits quicksand. sand under concrete casing threatens outer wall. Overland Automobile Co seeks 3000 mile Phoenix to Indianapolis trek, Lucas promises solo run if needed. Baby alligator found at a Phoenix realty firm doorstep. Mr and Mrs John Stoerkel depart Yuma to walk 3000 miles to Pittsburgh, aiming by December 1. Juan Quipones arrested for bandit-style robbery of a girl for 25 cents. Widow of former Governor Safford may relocate to Saford to oversee mining interests in Globe. Western Union Tucson to Calabasas telegraph line materials ordered from LA. Fred Chavez, Williams youth, recounts kidnapping tale before escape en route to Williams.
Territorial District Court convened at nine with Judge Down presiding. Jurors called for special venire as many cases of corruption in office were set for trial. defense and prosecutors prepared for a heavy criminal docket spanning June. Naturalization petitions reviewed. juvenile court matters discussed. territorial grand jury to reconvene May 11 for additional investigations.
JW Bwavace, a noted Cochise county mining figure, returns from Patagonia where he engaged in mining work at Pronene. Frank McPhierson, a prominent investor in Aton Mines and Milling, expended 540,047 on Cochise roads this year, totaling 1,150.2. McCullough, Bisbee street superintendent, visited the district court. Bernard Maier, Benson merchant, excused from jury service by Judge Dean, heads home. Annomena, Cochise supervisor, notes Willcox passengers. trial juror serving. Territorial Supreme Court session set for May 20 with Justice Pletcher. County School Superintendent EH Aver hae updates district apportionments totaling 12,206.40. Ed Ellinwood, Copper Queen and El Paso & Southwestern attorney, attends district court. Walter Melgren recovering from appendicitis after operation at Bisbee’s Copper Queen Hospital. Baltimore dispatches Joe Lightweight champion’s days likely ended. the boxer’s health concerns prompt Arizona relocation efforts.
Fair Commissioner Pirtle says this year’s fair will be bigger and better with about $30,000 in racing prizes and $1,000 for innovative school exhibits. He expects rapid statehood for Arizona will bring an appropriation of about $159,009 for concrete buildings, including an agricultural hall and a Woman's department.
Edward F Hackett, treasurer of Twin Buttes railroad and Twin Buttes Mining, died aboard a Southern Pacific train near Colton California while en route to the coast after participating in a celebration. A Milwaukee native about 47, he was well known in Tucson and his death was reported by Vic Hanny. Death presumed from aptiplery. Baloo returns by Yavapai assessor show land and property evaluation totaling 6,082,975 for the past year.
Reports indicate a fever outbreak in Willcox county seat with schools ordered closed to curb spread. County health officials confirm cases among younger students and warn of ongoing delays to the current term as investigations continue.
JW Sholer, president of the Tombstone Gold Silver and Copper Mining compass, was torn from his home in Dalle, sparking a missing person inquiry. His disappearance prompts local authorities to urge witnesses to come forward and assist in the investigation.
The undersigned migrat es to Tombstone Arizona Territory on November 1 entries lands held by United States in trust for occupants. Claims must be filed by July 25 with specific grounds, occupancy, improvements, and possession details. Purchase price five dollars per lot plus deed fee and trustee service charge. First publication March 20, 1410.
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