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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1910

Page

2

Democratic ticket triumph in Greenlee county election

A Territorial county vote resulted in the entire democratic ticket’s victory with substantial majorities. Clifton defeated Duncan for county seat by 263 votes. A California legislator candidate who ran as a prohibitionist remained listed in the Prohibition column due to primaries results. Election outcomes for other territories remain uncertain.

California Greenlee Clifton Duncan Greenlee County Doncan Chas, G Stann Robert 8 Fisher First Methodist Church of Phoenix

Arizona Statehood Population Edge Sparks Senate Talk

Arizona will enter statehood with a population larger than four older states had at admission and bigger than Montana, North Dakota, Idaho, and Wyoming possessed twenty years ago to secure republican gains in the Senate.

Arizona Montana North Dakota Idaho Wyoming Senate

Tombstone Chamber Urges Business Booster Drive

Citizens and businessmen in Tombstone are urged to join the Chamber of Commerce to strengthen local commerce. The message calls for active support and a united effort to push for a greater, better Tombstone.

Tombstone Chamber of Commerce

Cochise County Exhibit At Territorial Fair Praised

The Cochise county exhibit at the territorial fair is highly credited in the Phoenix papers. They note the county's vast natural wealth is largely untapped and, as development of resources proceeds, its mineral and agricultural products will astonish the nation.

Cochise County Phoenix Papers

Territorial Items Of Interest Condensed

Territorial items report varied notes from Arizona and New Mexico regions. Glendale beet sugar factory contracts for next season at five dollars per ton, up from 2.5 cents. Pima county grand jury indicts Frank H Brighton for libel. Various railroad, mining, and civic items across Flagstaff Prescott Tucson Globe and Phoenix areas include court actions, infrastructure projects, business deals, and notable deaths.

Glendale Pima County Grand Jury Frank H Brighton Voice of the People Alice Taynes J E Williams W F Cooper

Pickett and visitors return from Phoenix trip and county notes

Pickett and his son Attorney Harry E Pickett returned from Phoenix after ten days for the supreme court session and local fair. Sheriff AA Anderson of G. I county is in town on official business as local option takes effect December 3. James Howell and Fred W Arndt appeared in the county seat on court matters and as townspeople visit Tombstone. John J Pearce, discoverer of the Commonwealth mine, has returned from Oakland after his father’s illness and death. Mining figures Gleeson and Moore are noted in town for potential deals and witness summons.

Safford Gus Livingrove Yuma County Bisbee Livingstone Yuma'e Cot HL. Pickett Harry E.pickett Phoenix AA. Anderson G. 1 James Howell First National Bank Douglas Fred W Arndt John J. Pearce Commonwealth Pearce Oakland Tie

Thanksgiving Ball by Woodmen of the World at Gage Hall

The Grand Thanks giving Ball by J.C Root Lodge No 18 Woodmen of the World will be held at Gage Hall on Tuesday night November 22. Committee members Patrick Holland John Gardner WH Kendall and H W Smith promise a premier social event in Tombstone in many moons. The Prosector has printed a pretty program with a white rose design on the first page and lists of dances on the inside pages. The Woodmen are noted for big events and this ball is expected to be no exception.

J.C Root Gage Hall Tureday Patrick Holland John Gardner WH Kendall H W Smith Tombstone

Insane Passenger on S P Train Incident Reported

A passenger on the 8 P train allegedly behaved in an insane or deranged manner, prompting concerns as the train headed toward Benton. The event drew attention from fellow travelers and rail staff who assisted and reported the disturbance.

Passenger on Train Delusion Aims for Escape and Threats

Deputy Sheriff Howe detained a passenger described as terrorizing fellow travelers on a moving train. He allegedly threatened to jump from the car, flourished a knife, and an empty pistol was found after an arrest. The man appeared to be under delusions and spoke oddly as authorities prepared to send him for further examination pending a lunacy proceeding.

Sherif Howe Pratengers Bakersfield Cal

New Officers Take the Reins In Tombstone City

Tombstone adopts new city leadership as Mayor Wentworth and four council members assume duties. Reports show a sound financial year with a cash balance of 3811.83 and total receipts of 7 205. Expenditures ran 5 955 24, led by 3 891 salary costs and city hall repairs. Bowman addition lots yield a $70 gain. city retains substantial lots.

Tombstone Rexine Havng Finsser Wentworth Lowes Henelios Officiel Coune’l Chamber Theoay Cavanaugh Freeer Hughes Wa Yeaus WG. Gilmore James

City Officials Appointments and Budget Update

The Meyer announces E A Hughes as city treasurer James Sevth is city treasurer and other appointments confirmed. The council notes smooth finances as patrol and police funds are raised and approved. The new mayor and officers receive congratulations as the municipal administration begins.

Aes Meyer E. A. Hughes Cy Clarke Janes Sevth W. G. Gamore HM. Hughar ER Wash Sabway Pice

Simpson Amusement Caterer Impresses Tombstone Crowd

The Schoeficlin hosted a film evening featuring C. A. Simpson films judged by H. W. Osisars from Los Angeles. Osisars called the production equal to or better than many larger cities, praising Simpson’s enterprise and urging community support and patronage.

Hose Schoeficlin Muti H.W. Osiars Clune Fle Los Angeles A. Simpson Tombstone Hs Elfvers

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