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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1912
Page
4
A lively Safford gathering at the Chamber of Commerce heard Dr WJ Galbraith of Los Angeles present a proposal to build a large sanatorium near Stown. The report notes local officials and residents express strong interest in the project.
Reported by sources close to the administration the governor is expected to call an extra session of the state legislature in November. Many contend the current assembly would expire January 1, prompting urges to ensure official acts are valid before the session ends.
Attorney Gilmore visits Bee on official business and Clarence Booth, county seat visitor, attends court matters. Lee O Woolery travels to Douglas on a brief professional visit. Chief George Bravin brightens Tombstone with news of his son Valentine’s improving health. Frank Crable and wife depart for Phoenix after Crable becomes chief deputy clerk, taking the postmaster role’s successor Arthur Harwood. Fair week brings many gatherings in Phoenix, including a key Arizona teachers meeting. Board of supervisors adjourns to Oct 17 to award Hereford bridge contract. Chae Morgan, Huachuca placer mine owner, remains a Tombstone figure.
In the superior court today the Qasiles versus Parker mining case occupied the court and jury. The dispute concerns ownership and location of placer ground in Ash Canyon Huachuca mountains. The plaintiff seeks $5000 plus $1000 damages alleging restoration of title and possession during mining.
Columbus day on October 12 will be observed statewide with banks and public offices closed. Public exercises planned in Phoenix, Prescott, Flagstaff, Tucson, Bisbee and Globe feature Mayor Christy and Governor Hunt as principal speakers, with music from the Indian School band and seating for about 1000.
A verse voice laments old Tombaston town with Indian summer recollections and a worker’s dream. The speaker recalls steam plants, drums of the quail, and a longing to stay or move on while asserting pride in a changing town.
The Phoenix Republican sale to Bull Moose advocates is reported as involving 97000 dollars. Democrats claim 20000 dollars were paid in cash by Dwight Heard 10000 Frank Parker 5000 and JLB Alexander 5000. The remaining 77000 was assumed by Frank A Munsey and Mendill McCormick of the Harvester interests.
The Warren School reopens after a cartet fever scare and county health officer reports no new scarlet fever cases for a week. Bonday Schools may open next Sunday, with further spread considered unlikely.
The El Paso and Southwestern bridge over the Cienega has its steel framework completed and rails laid. Steel work over the Tucson segment proceeds at about a mile daily with completion expected by November 10.
Dr Salice Shaya faces foreclosure action against Douglas property. Court filings indicate judgment sought by plaintiff on loan default and lien status. Local records show case number and parties as of latest docket.
A historical note on how range cattle operations have changed as land is fenced and settled. Higher labor costs and gripped by rising prices for staples, with causes including forest reserves and fencing. The writer warns that ropers with inferior stock face mounting costs and urgent reform.
Two engines collided at Osborne Junction on the siding during switching. One engine overturned on its side while the other was damaged. the work train suffered heavy damage. A worker was badly injured with both legs cut. his name was not learned.
Testimony to support charges filed against General Emilio Campa by the Mexican government is being taken in Altor and Nogales Sonora and will be sent to Washington for review. Campa faces arraignment before a United States Commissioner to assess evidence for extradition. The Altar testimony concerns the murder of J A Orozco.
Southern Pacific Company and Arizona Eastern Railroad announce a special round trip fare to the Arizona State Fair in Phoenix from October 28 to November. The fare equals the current one way rate, a loss for the railroads but aimed at developing the state and boosting growth.
Mr CC Rouse a Southern Railway executive headed to Tombstone after planning a visit to his Uncle Judge Barnes in Fairbank. He planned a Mexico trip but, after arriving in Arizona, opted to photograph the town and public places. His Arizona excursion may profit the public.
The Supreme court fixed dates for Cochise County cases. Listings include No 1269 Paul Warnekroeve and No 1253 Charles Bush Root set for Oct 14 24. No 1258 City of Biabze v Arisons Insurance Oct 24 and No 1263 Copper Belle Mining Co Oct 25. New rules take effect Nov 16 1912. A report from Douglas mentions 400 rebels near Motessoma Sexomnans 15 miles away expected to attack any time.
The Arizona State Teachers Association will convene at the new high school auditorium in Phoenix on Tuesday Octobr for a two day session. Prominent educators will discuss public dissatisfaction with the schools its causes and remedies and civil service for teachers.
Report from W C Leugbio and JF Willliama arriving in Guaymas says two convoys of reamsters bringing supplies to the isolated desert tribe were ambushed and slain by Lodians. The bodies were found beside the wagons, news received in Tucson on Monday.
Gold has been found in the Rincco mountains fourteen miles northwest of Benson by the Madetti Mines company, a Boston men’s outfit.
Dentists throughout the state will convene in Phoenix for the annual convention starting October 28. The event will run for five days with delegates preparing an interesting program of topics for discussion, though details have not yet been announced.
The McNeal Cooperative Canning Company runs a tomato cannery in Big Valley using only select fruit to ensure high quality. Haterto Heath reports the plant produces a superior product, with strict rejection of any bad tomatoes to maintain standards in the southwest.
The county board of supervisors voted to stop free groceries and supplies through any county office except in genuine need. Going forward a recipient must present a naturalization or registration certificate showing qualified U.S. citizenship before aid is approved.
The Prohibition Party of Arizona will field candidates, securing petition signatures to place on the state official ballot. Presidential electors Gen Thomas F Wilson Taccon Stanley Hoard Phoenix Ray E Sibley Copper Creek Graham County. Congressional candidate O Gids00 Toanstone Mr Gibson, long associated with the party, enters its fifth bid for Congress.
Deputy county treasurer and deputy assessor Tours Sulphur Spring valley for property tax collection. Harvest home celebration near McNeal planned with invitations to Cochee city leaders to view the state of it. County Attorney Gilmore and others attend hearings on hotel search cases in Douglas. Detected deaths include Yecacio Valenzuela in Tucson from a fractured skull after a fall into a station well. Dr Walle's examination lists cause.
The broomcorn crop failed across the Sulpher Springs valley with over 200 acres in the south end reported unproductive. Poor conditions and fate blamed for the poor yield, while other sections fared better, notably San Simon and Light neighborhoods reporting good crops.
Ambitious men are invited to train at the Cal Slorsi Foundry and Engine Works learning mechanical trades from drawings to finished machines. The program promises rapid mastery west of the Mississippi, with winter in Southern California and paths to employment. Tuition offers and introductory incentives are described, including a free catalog and course details from the Mechanical Electrical Engineering School of California in Los Angeles, California.
Governor Hunt added a hard lock experience to his auto adventures when a car stalled four miles from Roore on a Saturday. He braved heavy rain and mud to assist in pushing the vehicle onto solid ground, continuing his habit of hands on help in emergencies.
A young man named Barker reportedly ignited waste gasoline on the Roreevelt road near Desert Wells Sunday. The resulting blast left the car a heap of scrap iron and cinders, with the incident occurring shortly after repairs.
Reports say Rojas with 650 men has moved to Tepach demanding Moctezuma surrender and warning immediate attack. Col Alvarado with 250 Yaqui Indians is ordered from Fronteras to Moc Tezume to meet the force and avert battle.
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