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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1901
Page
1
Bisbee items report a steer tie, post office matters, mine and mill news, arrests and releases, court actions, and local travel notes. Highlights include a potential steer tie between Modenagle and August Osler, copper company activity at the Pratt mine, and various court dispositions and visits in Bisbee and Naco.
An observing mining man linked to a major Mexican syndicate warns new capital flows into Sonora may lead to conflict. He predicts a tense future as mining and railroad interests back expansion, with perceptions of government suppression and potential war if the U.S. withdraws support.
Chief Engineer Wambeaugh resigns from Pineloe-Dodge to pursue mining near Bieber. He argues mining in Arizona offers quicker returns and greater gains than commerce, citing rich ore near Bisbee and deep workings promising substantial profits for investors who act decisively and cautiously.
The Hisbee Review attacks higher taxes on mining properties, accusing three or four wealthy Cochise County firms of shaping policy to the benefit of their profits. The paper warns of possible legal action to force payments, arguing tax relief threatens county services and jail maintenance. A San Francisco mining edition and Tucson news notes add regional context on mining activity and rail car movements serving Arizona.
The Thursday Daily notes Attorney Allen Eneish faces income relapses and Henry, sick with appendicitis, shows improvement. It covers Benton’s rodeo, desert travel routes via San Pedro to Charleston and Tombstone, mining syndicate efforts, a pioneer’s climate forecast, and a prediction of Arizona’s next governor Gul Alexander O Brodie amid Roosevelt’s support.
Deputy Shor Porter McDonald and Coroner Clark investigated the killing of John Powell after an argument at a saloon. Powell was shot in the mouth and died instantly as Griffin allegedly fired after Powell drew a weapon. Jury recommends inquisition continue in Tombstone. Griffin and County sheriff’s staff in custody as investigation proceeds. Arizona Rangers Bert Giroveau and Leonard Page assisted at the scene. Powell’s remains were buried at Tarbell’s chapel. Rival New York papers attacked each other in distortion over the事件.
A report from FB Breen describes a freak lightning event in Black Area forest reserve near Flag-tail Two where two prospectors sheltered as a storm raged. One man was struck, knocked to the ground, and burned along the leg. both burros were knocked senseless. The other prospector escaped with minor injuries as the bolt zigzagged through clothing and gear. He witnessed his partner’s fall and the burros’ collapse, then asked how to yank the thick rope away as the pair recovered. The injured man felt limited pain and later slept, while the storm moved on.
The fragmentary text mentions Cot McCord, a San Francisco connection, and a Clifton area strike affecting ore near fifty percent copper. Colonel Washington Pitwock praises descriptive letters, while Tucson Citizen gains favor from ongoing contributions. Remains of John Powell are noted with a posthumous examination, and a reference to an Arizona prospector hints at local economic activity.
A Los Angeles raper announces the issuance of a marriage license to Robert Osfaud aged 24 from Asizoo and Mary Joan aged 26 from Caneds, both residents of Los Ans. The groom plans to marry in Pacenix. Robert gained fame from the S sitch and Fili pine ware. A chaotic account follows of recruitment, patriotism, and personal hardship as the couple navigates distances, loyalties, and social expectations amid wartime pressures.
A Texas man reportedly faced danger on his farm and died in his own land. Authorities note he was reportedly wealthy, and the circumstances of his death are described with cautious wording as his last moments were reportedly peaceful.
Anty Gutto faces preliminary review for the shooting death of John Powell. Judge Clark will preside as remains are examined to determine if the gun was fired from the front or the seat. Pete Coan testified to self defense, while the jury urged further county inquiry into motives and origins of the fatal encounter.
A列oldIndy tale of avoiding tobacco and vice. A wordy grandfatherly talk advises boys to skip smoking and chewing, build character, and strive to be worthy like Washington. It stresses personal responsibility and making family pride easier than earning scorn.
New Mexico cattlemen protest the territorial hide law asserting it imposes unfair limits on hides. They argue the measure harms ranchers, accusing officials of overreach while seeking legislative changes to protect livestock producers.
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