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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1911
Page
2
Eccentric fragment from a Tombstone era notice mentioning epitaphs and a garbled mix of names and phrases. The readable bits reference a tombstone context with possible author or editor notes and unrelated word fragments.
A long list of local notices from Prescott area items includes land deals in Phoenix and Salt River valley land discussions, a death by hanging in Galesburg, cattle shipments from Eduardo Leg fee to California, a sheriff and court actions, and various community events from water users meetings to a minstrel show at the Orpheum.
Probate court records list orders and hearings on estates and executors. Filings include discharge petitions, sales of real estate, appointment of administrators, and hearings set for November 1911. Names appearing include D L Cunningham Thomas Pidwell Julanne Pidwell Esther Ratterty Theodor Gehrke Andrew J Hooke Chas Dungise and others.
Arizona Indian wins the annual Carlisle cross country event held at Carlisle Ertiac wheel with 60 entrants. The Hopi from the Arizona reverention placed among top finishers in a 30 minute 30 second race. He will face University of Pennsylvania in an upcoming matchup.
A Washington dispatch reports the Post Office Department will enforce law on Santa Claus letters with the Postmaster General directing that children’s letters to Santa be forwarded to charitable institutions for action.
Governor Sloan issues a proclamation urging halting business each afternoon during the fair. Many shops and workplaces will close to allow employees time to visit the exposition and attend related events.
The phrase signals continued adherence to majority rule, emphasizing collective consent as the guiding principle for actions and decisions. It highlights a democratic outlook and commitment to democratic process.
The speaker asserts the national government should directly fund reservoirs and irrigation, matching the approach used for river and harbor dredging. The plan also envisions state measures to manage express shipments and support education through state furnishing of school books.
A political candidate faces a familiar tactic as opponents repeat phrases the candidate allegedly said. The remark is described as a time worn method used to manufacture controversy around the race.
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