03 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1907
Page
1
A note in a 1910 era column highlights a medical testimonial praising Chamberlain’s remedy for eczema. The piece mentions Mrs. Hans Berndt and a musical director as part of a moving picture show. The testimonial suggests the doctors’ remedies gave way to Chamberlain’s, stated as better than prior treatments available from druggists.
Operations at the TE Mo plant pause for 24 hours as a 200 ton mill is installed. Goull reports ore from Lucky Cuss and Emerald shows good reloys while the big shaft and ups continue their daily outputs. Hon Frank Murphy and Development Company of America officials are slated to visit Tombstone next week amid plans for expanded operations.
Mr J H Seite of Detroit reports improved appetite and digestion after using Chamberlain’s Stomachs Liver Tablets. He says the product restored appetite, relieved nausea and discomfort, and aided digestion.
Last evening at the Sch effelin drew a large crowd with a well planned program. The edition included the film Stage Struck about three country girls who become tramp actors in New York and are chased by their parents through scenes at Coney Island. Tonight Dr H H Hughart sings with Mr Saunders on piano accompaniment. The bill also features pictures and a 7 30 start tomorrow night.
Next Sunday November 3rd a Prison Sunday sermon by Congregation Judge Fletcher M will speak at 7 20 p m on Our Duty to the Prisoner. Sunday school in the a m preaching at 1 p m Young People at 7 p m Evening service at 7 30 p m. Epworth League meeting Wednesday 3 p m Masses 7 am and 7 30 pm at Catholic Church. All invited.
Indictment alleges nine counts of combination and restraint of trade in sale of school books and supplies in Arizona Territory. Defendants include HD Corbett Stationery Co FE A Kimball J M Jacobs and San Jacone cited to U S court at Tucson. Legal proceedings flag pleas deferment and jury witnesses referenced.
The Penitentiary in Yuma expects the compulsory population to reach about 400 by December 1 as 22 men are set to be released later in the year. Each court term adds 60 to 80 prisoners and federal inmates may join from courts in session this month. All mail must be read by Superintendent RyAning and Secretary Byrne, a duty highlighted by the daily intake of thousands of letters at the facility.
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors faces a mandate action from the state supreme court clerk’s office to raise valuations on non producing patented mines. The board allegedly kept mine values at 26 while neighboring counties reported about 700 per claim, following an August equalization directive to increase valuations by 200 percent.
The Tombstone Prospector issues a daily weather note for today. Forecast calls for hot midday sun with temperatures rising above averages and a slight chance of isolated dust storms in the late afternoon. Evening cools, winds ease from the afternoon gusts.
A white man M C Grail from Riverside California and Addie Burklurt a colored woman aged 20 were refused the marriage license by Probate Judge Guifrey. The license was destroyed. The girl confessed to being 4 quadecon.
United States Weather Obvers Hoagland at the reservoir station of the Huachuca Water Co. released the monthly precipitation report with a two year comparative table. The record shows unprecedented rainfall for July 1907, with figures including totals around 1.90 inches and notes on August and September readings.
Manuel Aguilar and Antonio Romo sought U S citizenship in district court. Judge Campbell denied Aguilar due to ignorance of the U S Constitution and dismissed Romo because he failed to appear in court at the appointed time.
Governor Kibbey expected to address northern Arizona on Sunday as fair week decorates Phoenix business districts. Henry Miller, Phoenix resident, is described as insane, convinced enemies pursue him. J.D. Bowers family wagon accident near Crown King. three year old son dies from injuries sustained in a steep hillside crash. Geor ge Frader noted as an Arizona pioneer resident of Phoenix. Oil fields anticipated in Arush region amid future prospects.
A little girl in Cumberland aged 11 months suffered serious throat trouble. Two doctors gave up, but after using a new cough and cold remedy from New Discoveries, she improved and recovered to full health. The relief followed administration of the medicine.
A timber crew near William uncover a preserved newspaper testament embedded in a tree. The book dates to mid eighteenth to nineteenth century labor and is blocked by wood, bark, and centuries of growth. The missing date page is lost but the binding suggests a mid century origin and legible text remains.
A seed collection drive begins in the Chiricahua forest to gather pine spruce and fir seeds for distribution and planting across Southwest forests. Four workers two forestry men and two others will staff the operation for up to a month.
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