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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1906
Page
2
A historical snippet notes the Tombstone Epitaph with listing for one year and six months at a price of 3.00, plus 1.50 for another term, indicating subscription options and ownership.
Cochise County records from October 1906 show the board auditing and approving numerous warrants for sheriff, constables, and officials, noting resignations and requests for new appointments. It covers road work, school land leases, new school districts, road funding, and a bridge bid for the San Pedro river at Benson, plus nominations for county and precinct officers ahead of the November 1906 election.
A voter urged to mark the statehood question separately at the bottom of ballots. To count a vote, place a large cross after either NO or YES on the statehood line, then mark the chosen ticket. The guidance emphasizes making a cross after NO first to ensure validity.
A centuries old pamphlet warns about unknown ingredients in remedies. Dr Pierce of Buffalo publishes lists detailing components of popular medicines, urging consumers to scrutinize what a pill contains. The push aims to counter critics and promote certified, natural plant ingredients. A free copy of the medical adviser is offered by mail to readers requesting more information.
Governor Joseph H. Kibbey proclaims Thursday November 29 1906 as Thanksgiving Day in Arizona. He notes the long tradition of the holiday in America and urges observance in keeping with the nation and territory laws and the ceremonies of Thanksgiving. The proclamation is dated November 1 1906 and signed by W F Nichols secretary.
List of letters remaining in general delivery for the week ending October 24 1906 includes Barber BO Bobner Eva Bakers Louis Christian Geo W Davis Jim Gardenen J J Govern Jack Lobb Wm Merrill Eater Riders Maggie Ridenour Margarite Ris Vallantuoa Roberts Oscar When calling for above letters say advertised giving date of advertisement L Onanis P M
Partial returns show Mark Smith winning at least 2 500 votes for Delegate to Congress, the largest for any public figure in Arizona. Smith’s victory buries the Statehood joint proposition, while Cochise County backs him by 800 to 1 000. Republicans gain Sheriff and state ticket outcomes, with mixed results for other Democrats as returns trickle in. New Mexico reportedly supports joint statehood with Arizona by 7 000 votes.
The general election yesterday drew strong interest for Mayor Chief of Police and council posts. Incumbents were reelected for two more years with Bravin and Rock endorsed by both tickets. Main contest remained Wentworth versus Machomich. official tallies follow.
Democrats nominated Ed ward McGinnis for justice of the peace and James Kelly for constable. Republicans backed Jude Daniel McFarland for justice of the peace and Wm. lear for constable. Final counts show McFarland 190 McGinnis 184 for justice. 256 to 64 for constable. Liberal cross over boosts McFarland to reelection.
A nostalgic essay argues that Victorian and earlier generations equated womanhood with household mastery and childbearing. It links a woman’s health to her capacity for marriage, motherhood, and domestic duties, urging cures for womanly diseases with Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and recommending the surgeon’s advice and a medical book.
The notices state county polls are at the old Armory Hall on Fifth Street and city polls at City Hall. Voters are urged to temper expectations, with saloons closed from 6 am to sunset. Cochise Club to host election returns, and Cochise County is expected to tilt Democratic with a large majority. other stray ads and claims are noted.
A persuasive note urges residents to promote and support their town. It highlights public pride, sharing natural advantages and business resources, aiding public officers, helping others who aid you, and encouraging advertising in local papers. It cautions against denigrating good citizens.
E P S W time table lists Tombstone departures for Bisbee Douglas Naco and El Paso at 7 10 m. 10 10 axe times and 2 50 p m. 4 55 and 8 40 a m 11 40 p m 4 10 p m 6 15 p m arrivals from Benson Bisbee Douglas Naco El Paso and way points. Also notes a Tombstone branch manager position and job details.
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