Tombstone Epitaph listing and pricing note
An old notice lists the Tombstone Epitaph weekly and Sunday editions edited by M. Hattich. It shows subscription prices for six months at 3.00 dollars and 1.50 dollars for other terms.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1911
Page
2
An old notice lists the Tombstone Epitaph weekly and Sunday editions edited by M. Hattich. It shows subscription prices for six months at 3.00 dollars and 1.50 dollars for other terms.
Information from Phoenix highlights major Arizona topics including cyaniding tailings at the Hargue Hale mine near Salome, health statistics showing 1909 10 and 1910 11 death totals, copper output at Clifton, troop realignments after WWI era guidance, Tucson fair preparations, and notes on Miami Globe and Phoenix area events and accidents.
Southern Pacific Levies Attachment suit filed in Pima county district court against Arizona Road Company for 13 042 with 10 153 on interline freight and joint operation balance. Writ of attachment issued on all property in Pinal and Pime counties. Also suit against Arizona Tobagon Dragoon and Northern Railroad in Cochise county for 424 891 on a note dated August 15 1908 due in three years. Trustee sale of property set for November 2 with Francis M Hartman as trustee.
A potential strike by about two thousand workers at the Copper Queen mine in Nacozari threatens an immediate crisis as Mexican laborers demand the instant discharge of all Americans. Superintendent Williams from El Paso is to be rushed to Nacozari to handle the standoff.
Wednesday's Daily Owl reports Great Westen Copper president and party arriving in Tombstone from Courtland duerriet for a series of court and political engagements. Attorney James camps in to observe district court, while A C Lockwood attends calendar calls. Municipal constable Reveolt and Territorial Republican leader Albert Sames also visit Tombstone to survey local politics.
In Tyetay Monday the Democratic primary drew attention as voters weighed party lines. Candidates and officials, including Tor the otis of state stnator and Assistant District Attorney Edward J Flannigen, moved through Tombetown and Benson counties coordinating strategy and court-related tasks ahead of a grand jury session.
The advertisement boasts Howe's Great Circus with many new acts. Stars include Eddy Fein, the Jackson Troupe, Wallette, Marie McPhail, Flore Periging, and a host of performers. From Tombstone, November Th.
Maree A Smith wins the Democratic nomination with 208 votes while Henry F Ashuret and others seek the Senate seat. The fractured slate includes Rayene Brady Ling and HT Pickett among several contenders with votes shown as 3735, 311, 2404, and 2226.
The article reviews the tense Arizona primary season with candidate alignments and endorsements. It notes Democratic and Republican contenders, absentee voting, and remarks from leaders about unity and principles guiding the race. It mentions the early postelection mood and the campaign’s readiness for the next phase.
The tally shows many names proposed for the county school superintendent post with few clear favorites. The Democratic ballot left the position open while 31 names appeared on the Republican side and one on the Socialist line. HH Hotelikies of Douglas won the Democratic nomination with 41 votes, easily beating twenty five other candidates in the field.
A damaged clipping reports a fortune estimated at 84 000 found hidden in an old trunk long stored in San Francisco and Mare counties. The tale names Mrs Lise Serron of Mull Wales and mentions widow Charlee J Santho and Erneeth Jansen as potential beneficiaries. Cochise county ties appear in the narrative.
Victor Carrillo versus Delores de Corillo divorces case filed in the district court. Estate of George Rafferty petitions for adoption of Helen Viola Rafferty by William T Davey and others. Estate of Wes Beattie appoints Joseph Muirbeld James E Brophy and M J Cunningham as appraisers. Local note: Charles Shibleth, while hunting near Prescott, killed a hawk with one leg. The hawk, a good judge of poultry, was referenced in a joking aside about a rooster.
Three shipments of about 900 head of cattle from Sonore's northern ranches moved toward Nogales under U.S. Department of Agriculture inspector HM Hart arriving from Dinglas. One group to Pour-Harra and another to Kanes ity, with a third to Cal abacas, part of a herd bought in Mexico by JE Wine. A flock of crane birds was also seen in Douglas streets, captured after a brief chase by boys.
Readable lines suggest coverage of state primary results and a related commission inquiry. The text is fragmentary with unclear dates and entities, making it difficult to identify names or locations.
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