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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1919

Page

6

Bisbee Tombstone road board hears praise and plans

Supervisors chaired by L B Adams meet on routine items as Bisbee Tombstone highway repair is assigned to County Engineer Smyth. Geo W Rockhill lauds current road condition while commissioners debate the state and local roles and a night meeting is planned. Resignation of Dr H A Reese is accepted and L Edmondson named successor.

Suec L . B Adams Chas, & Roberts J. M Sparks Geo. W. Rockhill Jon J State Road Department Bisbee Tombstone Sir Smyth Rackhill Adams Bisbew Tombstone Tome Me Berson St David Gardnes Benson St. David Gardiner Cochise County HA Reese Heal L. Edmondson Bisbee Teeston

Cattleman Reports Stable Prices Across BiC Fall Markets

Douglas reports prices in line for fall cattle markets as an explorer travels the north and midwest to Grand Island Nebraska where the second largest horse market operates. Range horses fetch 0 per head while broke mares 2 to 7 years bring 20 to 20. Old work horses bring 12.59, hides sell at 12, and hog fattening plants consume many horses daily.

Douglas Doug Mr Mere North Middle West Grand Island McDaniel Wyoming Nebraska Dakotas Big Lots Vsed Dasiel

Railway Link From El Centro To San Diego By November

A San Diego and Arizona railway progress report states the line will be connected and in snow ready for through service between San Diego and El Centro by November. Initial service will run one train in each direction linking with the California route via Yuma, with later full operation across the system to Chicago.

EL Centro San Diego Sra Siz Lego Union San Diego & Arizona Railway Iill Sinow San Diers Etnif Throas& Allman Sen Dirgo Chicago Rome D. M. Pontius Yuma Secer Catifornta Rateas Southern Pacifc Southern Pacific Golden State Los Angeres Rock interCalfornia

Corpus Christi relief fund not needed

In Bisbee on October 6, Mayor Erickson and T A Egan of the Commercial report a telegram from the Pacific division of the Red Cross in San Francisco stating national and regional headquarters have the Corpus Christi situation fully under control and no further aid is needed. Local plans to send 1990 from surplus funds are to be canceled and returned.

Bisbee Corpus Christi Erickson T. A. Egan Pacific Division The Red Cross San Francisco National Gaif Near Cross Egan

Civil suit over transfer contract stalls jury verdict

Hotly contested case before the Superior Court involves Perry Tryon and John A Sabin versus A A Barney over Carming property transfer near Benson and similar property in Graham county. Lawyers question contract meaning and conveyance terms, jurors selected amid concerns of complexity and possible undisclosed facts. The trial resumes, with further witnesses and motions anticipated as the case progresses.

Perry Tryon John A Sabin Barney Superior Court Tryon Sabin Vicr Aity Benson Graham County Mes ‘Tryon Sears A.C. Lockwood Tae Stam John Kay Keadat Perjity Tropa & Sabin

Phoenix engineers sign petition for charter

A group of five Phoenix engineers gathered at a local mall to sign a petition seeking a charter to form a local chapter of the American Association of Engineers. Dr Butler outlined the aims of the society to promote welfare, provide technical advice, and engage in economic discussions affecting the profession. Membership classes and a statewide organization extension were discussed in light of the upcoming State Fair in November. Local goat sale in Bowie brought 16 408 dollars as a new industry grows. University engineers in San Simon are surveying Scenega irrigation projects.

Phoenix Cap Association of Engineers GM Bi Engineering University of Aztec Te Aime Butler

Existence of Car Thieves Intrigue Douglas

A stolen touring car belonging to Harry Clark reappears in Magdalena Sonora after a two week span. Clark and Billy Fourr pursue the machine via Nogales to Magdalena with Mexican soldiers guarding the vehicle. The car is later seized by authorities and linked to German American interests, valued around 5000 dollars, while Mexicans cooperate with the investigation.

Douglas Mexico Harry Clark Clark Billy Pourr Magdalena Sonora Fourr Nogales Guerding Mat Oswald Mexicas Stardal Fe Nogales Fe

Adams Says El Paso to Phoenix Road Race Ahead

Supervisor Roberta and I confirm plans for the El Paso to Phoenix road race. We are not blocking it and have faced opposition, yet we are making roads passable. I am interested in good roads for the territory, not the race itself.

Adams Act Ervisor Roberta el Paso Phoenix Alamo Roberts

Maricopa County seeks ban on Hindu land settlement

Maricopa County moves to prohibit a Hindu land settlement. Phoenix builder Sellnegger plans to erect a concrete building valued at $34,000. The action reflects local land use and zoning concerns.

Maricopa County Ic State Phoenix C. Sellnegger

Latest development in road tangle at board session

The county board and new highway commission clash over minutes and appointments. The September minutes were revised to excise names of appointees AY Smith Pearce W. Wadaes Etal Marke and TD Pelghun, amid ongoing turmoil. County officials planned to attend a military equipment sale in El Paso on the sixteenth.

AX. Bach Blettway Comumisss Autherland Migkwer Commission of Cocker Puerto Supersiante AL Hi Gasinet Yeelon Cocktee County Board of Supervisors Auway Commission Ind AY Smith Pearce W. Wadaes Bisbee Etal Marke Bisee Wo Resy Douglas TD Pelghun Wilcox Tinhneusly Sid Seven Guy C. Welch Miitary Thortties el Paso

Supervisors Propose Action Over Price Profiteering

Local supervisors denounce paying profiteers and call for county and state officials to confront wholesale and retail price gouging. County attorney and executives criticized for inaction as officials seek written price statements from merchants and warn of penalties.

Salary raise granted to Phoenix teachers

The Phoenix public school Board of Trustees announced a raise of six percent for classroom teachers earning less than $150 monthly. The notice was made at a Papago Park picnic attended by about 150 teachers, who preferred a desert gathering to a reception. The increase excludes supervisors, the superintendent, and some principals with salaries over $150.

Phoenix Papago Pars

Prison guards may get boost in salary soon

In Hoenia Uea a prospect of higher pay for state prison guards emerged after Warden Powell urged a salary increase. Andrew Baumert, secretary of the board of state institutions, indicated the decision rests with him, noting current guards receive 12 a month with optional housing, while captains earn 150. Comparisons cited include San Quentin and Folsom schedules.

Hoenia Anere Andrew Baumert Board of Directors Powell Baumert Foorgace San Quentin California Folsom Brada

Cananea Smelter Near Normal Output in September

September saw improved conditions for Arizona and Sonora smelters. The Cananea Consolidated Copper Co produced about 20000 pounds of refined copper, nearing wartime levels, while Calumet & Arizona and Humboldt operations also reported rising shipments and refined metal. Copper bullion totaling 610000 pounds was sent to eastern refineries, mainly from company properties in Yavapai County.

Douglas Sonora Calumet & Arizona Cananea Humboldt Arie Hine de Soto Humboldt Reduction Works Yavapai County

Arizona teachers threaten strike over pay gains

Phoenix October 7. Arizona educators threaten a strike for higher salaries. In a letter to Governor Campbell, Mrs Elviree Johnson of Fairbanks cites poor pay as the cause of a statewide teacher shortage and says the state board of education has asked the governor for guidance. The letter was made public today.

Phoenix Arizona Campbell Elviree Johnson Fairbanks

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