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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1908

Page

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Municipal Election Proclamation for Tombstone Arizona 1908

The City of Tombstone Arizona announces a general municipal election to be held on Tuesday November 3 1908 to elect City Mayor and council members for wards one through four and the Chief of Police. The proclamation names the designated election officials and certifies the notice by the City Clerk. First publication October 5 1903.

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Advertised Letters at Tombstone Post Office 1905

The following letters remain in general delivery for week ending October 3 1905 Cordova Ramon Feandon Howard Mr Neil Hinson Bodie Janrique Rachel N McClintock Johnson Mart McGrath Joe Mie Wher calling for above letters advised advertisement. Franers D Crane Postmaster.

Tombstone Cordova Ramon Feandon Howard Neil Hinson Bodie Janrique Rachel N McClintock Johnson Mart McGrath Joe Mie

Water tank destruction reward offered by Tombstone C M Co

A $250 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who destroyed the water tank of the Tombstone C M Company on the night of October 7. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward and aid in the case.

Tombstone C. M. CO

Bryan moves to back Marcus with Arizona speaker request

The item notes Bryan and supporters dispatching able speakers to tour the country in Mark Smith's honor, with an Arizona telegram to Mark A. Smith asking his travel dates in October for events in New York and Ohio. It highlights Castenada, Benson’s young drummer, drawing attention at a political meeting.

Mark Smith Arizona Smith Wo J Bryan Mark Stach Councey Mark A. Smith Duncan Sony P. Atwood Democratic Ieveakere Chicago New York Ohio Alphonee Castenada Benson Limelf

Sunday church services listed for several congregations

The Congregational church plans Sunday services with Sunday school morning preaching at 11 and 8 pm, plus Young People's meeting at 7 20 pm. The Epworth League gathers 7 pm, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm. Ault moves to Yama this week leaving the pulpit vacant next Sunday, with expected regular services from the 18th. Sacred Heart lists Masses 8 am and 9 30 am, Sunday school 10 30 am, Rosary and Benediction 7 30 pm.

Epworth League Ault Yama California Varant Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Rally and campaign notes echo Arizona contest in Congress

Last night a Republican rally featured remarks praising Mark Smith as a master parliamentarian amid a diverse audience. Dr Schell of Tucson announced Sunday eye exams at the Arlington hotel. Douglas Colored Band forms with a dozen to fifteen members.

Tombetoner Mark Smith Congress Cameron Arizona Secom Schell Optician Tucson Arlington Hotel Douglas Douglas Colored Band

Tombstorites Hear the Republican Nominee

A late evening rally for Republican Ralph E. Camera drew Tombstone residents with a brass band and a mix of attendees from both major parties. Speakers Joe Morton of Bisbee and A. H. Gardner, Tombstone’s sheriff, addressed the crowd, praising ladies, critiquing opposing claims, and pledging statehood readiness by March 4.

Territorial Items of Interest in Tucson and Territory

Rev Franke Schafer was appointed to Tucson First Methodist pastorate for the sixth year. A coroner's jury investigated the death of infant Iva Louis Laird, fault not fixed. Tucson railroad shops expanding, one hundred men to rehab Fortuna mine and Silver King district. Salt River poultrymen report elkene feedings by bale. Mees city council weighs a water prospect for new supply. Yavapai county treasurer shows cash balance 96003.53. A 350 ton smelter bought for Carrigan group in Bill Williams Fork area. Surveyor General authorized to advertise for land surveys in ten townships near Kingman. Pickett & Bowman filed suit in district court. Citizens Savings & Trust Co forecloses on Vermont & Allana Copper Co deed of trust for 20000 in Turquoise mining district.

Mees Yavapai County Pickett & Bowman Citizens Savings & Trust Co Vermont & Allana Copper Co Turquoise

Notable speakers energize meeting amid statehood push

Morrison delivered an eloquent address while J Sharpe Williams voiced party respect for Avana’s work and history of the statehood fight. Santh received credit for introducing measures and urging unity as the audience dispersed after a brief close. Republicans listed on stage included Ralph E Cameron, Joe Morrison, Gardner, and others joining in the session.

Morrison Moriwon Ie Uetory John Sharpe Williams Avana Houderde Bitle Ralph E Cameron REM Joe Morrison Ohi Jian AH Gardner H Locke Low Coline J A Keetates Jark White CW Ticks Gem [Oate Bt Stover 15 Wittens

Democrats Name City Ticket In Local Convention

The City Democratic convention met in the hall at 12:30 pm with many spectators and candidates. Frack Paula was named chairman of the delegation and A. Smith secretary. Ticket listed mayor A Wentworth Souneilman ward, H. Huge hare councilman, Edwin A Hughes second ward, Ralph Coune Imanath third ward, Wm George Bravin. City central committee names include James Marra John Rock Our K. Gall Roger Saunders Thos A Smith. K Grill named chairman and George Gallen secretary. Republican ticket to follow tonight.

Frack Paula A.smith Wes A. Wentworth Souneilman H. H. Hugehare Edwin A . Hughes Vownetlan Ralph Coune Imanath Roger Saunders Thos A Smith Athe Decer

Stewart Defies Board in Military Defense Stand

Washington dispatch reports Colonel Stewart defies the retiring board by seeking permission to bring witnesses and prove he is not physically incapacitated. His attorney requests permission for the pinchy mile ride and court walk, but the request is denied. Stewart will testify in person asserting excellent physical condition and plans to call defense witnesses. Also noted is the Hensop Cameron club rally showing support and Dr. Sebell offering free eye exams at the Arlington hotel with evening hours.

Washington Colnel Stewart Aaron Latin Hensop Cameron Dr. Sebell Arlington Hotel

Hearst's Candidate A Phoenix Deputed Saga

A garbled report about a petition for a party ballot in Arizona cites signed supporters from Co, Size, and Gils counties. It notes uncertainties over petition validity, praises Benson and Junction bands, and quips about candidate elector counts and the misfired logic of election timing.

We New Think Party Tohn Ize Gils

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