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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1900
Page
2
Local political tensions rise as factions clash over delegate nominations. Reports indicate rival candidates Mars Smith Col Wilson and Bryan influence disputes. worry grows that independents may bypass territorial organization. The Maberdiah of Bheraptur incident and recent press shifts add to uncertainty about the Democratic ticket.
A Lomeville woman saw her husband arrested after a fatal act. The judge dismissed the defendant on the premise he would not repeat the conduct and believed the woman should be punished, asserting his view on proper discipline.
Col Wilson gains admirers for proposing a settlement plan with Mark Smith to unite the territorial democracy. The writer argues leaders must agree on a plan to defeat remaining candidates and secure victory, urging Smith to act.
A historic rise in silver to 647 reflects the belief that W J Bryan will advance toward the presidency. Analysts say the coinage potential hinges on Bryan’s election and a return to bimetallism, placing silver beside gold under the constitution. The volume traded is seen as insufficient to meet current demand.
The text alleges Hearst of New York used his money and media influence to aid Democratic campaigneers, with journalists and clubs supporting the effort for financial assistance. It suggests a deliberate arrangement to useHearst's resources for the party without proper accountability.
Miss Louies Howe remains at the Naco school heading toward registration day on the sixteenth. Republicans plan visits by Gov Murphy and party orators on the arrival of the fifteenth to discuss political matters. Henry Gardner, a former Birbee miner, returns after a year away and contemplates new prospecting ventures in Sonora with plans for development work.
A large crowd in Schieffelin Hall applauded Gov. Murphy as he defended the Republican Party and statehood for Arizona. He criticized Bryan on silver and pledged support for the railroad bond issue while noting Democrats and Republicans share the goal of progress despite tepid enthusiasm. The governor planned to leave for Nogales and then depart for Bisbee on the twelfth.
Warren Camp No. 9 Woodmen of the World meets Monday at the Opera House. A bail in aid fundraiser for the Galvester relief fund is set for Friday October 19 at the Opera House, with tickets on sale. A newly married couple M J Cunningham returned from California with a dinner in their honor. Gan Club held a crash shoot event led by Perkina scoring 22. Easter Sanday Gold Mining and Milling Co stockholders plan their annual meeting October 20 for directors and business. Eugene Ives of York will address the Young Men's Democratic Club tonight, noted for mining and political circles across the territory. The roboot report shows September enrollment at 481 with daily attendance 162.9, up from last year. Southern California oil field monthly report notes 439 wells drilling, up from prior month.
It notes a law enacted in May 188? to last ten years and later extended for another decade, now nearing its end.
A letter from Presudin Cal dated October 4 1900 reports soldiers awaiting departure from the Presidio to Manila rather than China. They voice disappointment at missing China, note packers arriving from Denver, and describe rainy weather, homesickness, and daily routines while awaiting orders.
Huachuca on Oct 6 1990 report notes Mr Street of Kora County Land Cattle Co starts a fund at Huachuca station and travels down the creek to the San Pedro. Thomas Turner and Robert Fenter abandon transporting cattle to Texas while Vail and Gates ship cattle to California from Pantano. Pat O'Donnell returns from California and plans to assist the horse shoes to San Diego. Babacomari school shows strong turnout. The Globe TimeWw column mocks politicians and predicts a people’s election upcoming with a warning against corrupt tactics.
The article remembers a young Tombs resident named John Guarhora who fled Tucson by train as war began. He joined a regiment bound for Manila and served in Funston's command, earning praise for courage.
The column lists visits and departures including Pestee and wife for Tacwon, Scribner arriving from Biebee for court business, Gardner from Keo Sart Mfg Co in Tombstone, and Terrett heading to Tucson. It notes a marriage license, a Republican meeting in Schiefflin Hall, local baseball results, and railroad discussion for Gila Valley area. Also mentions mining education growth and local curiosities like the Tasson purple hen.
The report notes a busy day with Cox of Ran Bros visiting on a flying trip and officials like Judge Duncen and JF Riley heading to Benson. County Treasurer Wentworth calls taxpayers to settle fees, while Wilcox and Whitehead & Sullivan secure a new structure contract. The piece also mentions a major Democratic event at Bonno and ongoing nomination logistics.
The piece notes political maneuvering around Gov. Murphy and Democrats defending their positions. It then reports Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway last year earnings at 146 232 073 with an increase of 5 718 409 and net earnings of 27 521 499 a rise in surplus to 40 275. It also details fires caused by matches and cigars with minor casualty figures and accidental causes totaling 13 127 fires.
Governor Murphy will headline a Republican event in Tombstone tonight at Seriot Hall after a party hike interrupted by delays. The dredging firm and its leaders were late, with Cols Herring and Zabriskie detained in Tucson. the stage now centers on the governor’s 8 p.m. address. Emenuel and GW Swain welcomed the governor at Fairbank.
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