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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1902
Page
2
Tue Corbin a famed figure in military circles, reportedly hosted gatherings with generals where dinners and wine were served, with King Edward also noted as attending, according to the fragmentary report.
The Republican ticket in Cochise County is described as composed of good men but with no chance to win. In contrast the Democratic ticket is forecast to receive the largest majority ever accorded to the party in the county this year.
A fragment recalls a past talk of a canal project, suggesting it was once a lively plan but now appears largely forgotten. The note hints at someone referenced as talking about it long ago, leaving little trace of details or outcomes.
During a democratic year voters display strong enthusiasm as Collision tours the Territory. Cochise County also shows political fever, reflecting widespread engagement and support.
The note claims that JP Morgan faces government pressure and that stock and financial operators coordinate through his back office, acting on his guidance. It portrays a tense power struggle in finance with Morgan urged to reconsider his approach.
The Los Angeles Herald plans an Arizona edition soon and already has representatives in the field. The paper aims to lead in Arizona and expects encouragement from Arizonans for its initiative.
The speaker credits Senator Quay with the most effective work for Democrats in Arizona’s campaign. He states Arizonans of all parties favor statehood and that Quay argues it is better for Arizona to elect Democrats to ensure passage of the omnibus statehood bill.
Tax political outlook shows Democratic gains across the territory with strong ovations for Col Wilson. He is the Democratic standard bearer and expected to lead the party to victory in November.
Voters in Cochire will cast ballots across 47 precincts with a majority leaning to the Democratic ticket. Tombstone school gains a donation of four volumes of the Universal Dictionary, a boost to the library. The valley round-up moved from Stockton place to Sous Pase, with plans to reach the river tomorrow.
Arizona reguarded as most inviting mining field. Mr. English returned from an eastern visit, discussing Arizona prospects and capital interests, and the likelihood of territorial statehood. He warned of eastern strike impacts, urged quick relief measures, and noted sympathy for miners nationwide amid impending cold weather and economic strains. Local items include court foreclosure suits, building improvements, and political campaigning in Tombstone.
The Towestore mine progress report notes rapid pump installation at the big shaft with pumps lowered to the 600 foot level and components in place. Hoist painting and improvements finish. Water supply lines extend to multiple mines, with plans to open West Sale, Lucky Cus, Prompter, Comet, Emerald, and State of Maine after pumps start. Local figures report river round-up, juries, and visits as workers prepare for mining expansion.
Clerk Duncan of the Board of Supervisors is busy arranging election printing with printers and is aided by Miss Ethel Robinson. He is spending days fixing up copy for the official ballot focusing on precinct details.
The Board of Supervisors met at 2 p m following adjournment in Stanton Benson and San Pedro districts to establish a Slaughter School District, adjust school boundaries, and create voting precincts. They discharged county inmates, audited numerous claims, and ordered funds to Beatrick Ronayne for transportation. County officers and officials names and positions appear with dates and locations including Bisbee Tombstone Paradise and Pearce.
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