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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1914
Page
4
The land commission has charged the state about 530,000 and selected 66,000 acres. Twenty seven thousand dollars funded salaries and trips for three members. Critics say the action wavers from prudent policy, driving away development funds and harming families with solid land titles seeking only justice. The Democratic platform opposes these holders.
Mountain Telephone executive Barges visits Tombstone with Manager Evens en route to Tocoon as district manager. County Attorney Gilmore returns from Bisbee and Douglas on official matters. Mrs Dernion heads to Tucson to join her husband in custody for treatment. Engine jumps track at court house switch. wreck crew clears line while another engine runs from Douglas. Sheriff Welch closes sale of Tombstone Billiard Parlor stock. Racers on El Paso to Phoenix route pass Tombstone. town to host checkers. James Kelly Garces in town socializing. Joe Prochski of Globe promotes defeating Miami county division bill. Republicans end Cochise meetings at Benson and Willcox. Wm Rigge visits en route to Lowell for county candidate events. Immigration official Milton from Fairbank in town. Huachuca official Petersen reports election in precinct and return of Tetorua. Harry Evace in Benson on business. Sheriff Wheeler returns from county border fences and heads to Lowell for candidates’ meeting.
Saturday's Daily Mt notes C B Wilson deputy clerk of the superior court is confined with grippe. In Willcox county and state candidates visit the fair to meet voters and jeer. Returns report H L Hutchison candidate for councilman second ward from Bisbee area. Prohibition speaker Rev OM addresses about 15 people at the courthouse despite heavy rain.
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