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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1915
Page
5
Fragmented OCR shows a long bill of sale and property transfers including mentions of Florence Hurst, Ray, Mary Peterson, J Anderson, Bowers, Mack, Stallion, Bank of Douglas, Schwantes, D Avery, Redfield, Marguerette Greniel, Mascot & Western KK Coland, Hilary, Ramey, and various properties and stock transfers in Bisbee and surrounding areas.
Fragmented readable lines mention names like Conroy and Ketaisier with dates and a joint matter. The text appears as a garbled ledger or notice segment listing individuals, possible roles, and a date unclear. No clear event or outcome can be established from the legible fragments.
Fragmented notes describe a Borderland Route from El Paso to Los Angeles with delays at the Gila River and a future concrete bridge in Arizona. The piece mentions confusion for travelers and urges clubs in Texas and Arizona to place clearer signs for strangers headed to the coast.
An exhibit on Fremont Street showcases a diverse array of art from Bisbee and Tomistone School, drawing crowds and interest from local artists. In San Francisco, a boxing bout between Corbett and Tokson ends in a draw after a long night, while political notes touch on Yavapai district reorganization and new alcohol age restrictions reflecting local governance.
A local notice notes Decoration Day will be observed this year by Burnside Post GAR with schoolchildren and community groups assisting. The event falls on Saturday, offering a day of rest for participants. Franks broad reports progress from San Bernardino and mentions a shift in dairy butter handling methods at a Los Angeles exchange.
The legislature ordered notices not to be mailed outside the county and urged journals to print with care. A city adjournment of the equalization board is reported, with John Dunbar returning to the Gazette and J L Wilton praised as an experienced paper man. The Arizona Champion’s name changes to the Cocunino S, cited as a credit to the matter. Roland the barber is released from county jail after a ninety day term by police advice, moving to a professional thief suspect’s case.
The people of a small town laughed at a proposed San Pedro water project but persisted and grew a sizable street presence. A jury special venue opened yesterday with arrivals from various locales, while officials and guards filled stables. Governor will visit Tucson June 1 and Tombstone a week later if invited. Postmaster inspector Clim probes mail theft linked to El Faso Times edition. John P. gave an argument presented in full.
A voice notes opposition to newspapers while recalling the Epitaph early struggles in Tombstone, reflecting on past media conflicts and the town’s press history.
The Cochise County board of supervisors approved road oversight and other matters. The U S grand jury in Florence found zero indictments for unlawful cohabitation. many arraignments occurred. Overall vote totals show 1221 in Cochise for a recent election, 1404 in the prior fall, with Mark Smith garnering TH votes for congress and gains noted in delegate counts.
The quote argues chance is a myth, asserting every event is linked by cause and effect. It contends unaccountable forces do not exist and that every incident is part of a continuous chain, challenging common notions of randomness.
From Monday's Daily in Tucson LA Smith, formerly of the Old Camp, visits Tucson for several days of business. Supervisor Jobn Rock received a new 1915 Ford from Douglis agency. Rock, a Ford enthusiast, says he will use the machine to get about the county in the harness parents. Saturday he made a trip to his camp Barexcomari.
From Tuesday's Daily report invites all interested in a robust county highway system to attend a Tomintane gathering on June 7, when the Cochise County Road Rond Association and the Board of Supervisors hold meetings to discuss immediate improvement plans for a better county road network.
The Tombstone young ladies plan a Saturday night dance at Gage Hall with music promised and organizers optimistic. The event marks the first such affair in over a month and is led by the girls to ensure success. From Wednesday's Daily. The page also mentions Royal Arab Chapter No 6 and various local notices amid wild phrasing.
Roman Hubbell, fresh from Los Angeles, proposes an air route for mail between Gallup and Ganad Arizona. He holds auto mail contracts out of Gallup and believes air delivery could cut costs. Hubbell asks the Post Office for guidance on switching from auto to air service.
Moy of Phoenix reports hundreds condemnations and a governor urging action as five murderers await execution in Florence. The Senate adopts a resolution praising board members for their duty amid differing opinions, while Governor Hunt comments on the process and timing of the executions.
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