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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1922
Page
8
Local notes report Senator Roberts arriving for Ashurst events at Crystal Theater and forecast a Democratic landslide in the county and state. Other items mention theater plans, hunts, court activity, and a Kansas City detective detaining a suspect in Tombstone.
Dr. J S. Fills, a noted physician, visited Tombstone and met with county officials at the hospital in Douglas. Senator Riggs attended events and a Ladies Aid meeting was announced. Highway work progressed from Trappitam Draw to the city limits, with paving set to begin east. State land auctions drew bidders as 50+ attended, while local council discussed street improvements on Allen Street.
Debris of town news from Bisbee and Tombstone includes visits by Dewey Ciochetti and others, politicians mulling campaigns in Douglas, a Chavez assault conviction, and deputies returning from Tucson after grand jury service. Local figures and races loom, with Adame leading the Democratic slate and Republican candidates touring the county.
J B Grace, a traveling man, spent hours in Tombstone interviewing merchants about roads, weather, and tourism. A charity tag day for the Taewa Orphanage is planned with drug stores and the courthouse hosting tables. Douglas publishers H Kelly and W Lyon are in Tombstone recruiting local ads for a forthcoming annual edition before moving on to Taeson.
Bisbee and Tombstone see a flurry of visitors including McAvoy Dos Cabezas and Willcox attorney J C Guag in court matters. Local mines and cattlemen from Holmes Mountans report good winter conditions as townsfolk travel to Phoenix for conventions and funerals.
A large number of Tombstone residents traveled to Bisbee this afternoon to attend the funeral of George Whit, who died at the hospital in Bisbee.
A new extension of the Old Dominion vein yields ore on the Murth vein area, with hopes of richer, more permanent deposits than previously found. T. Ro Drummond, president, noted Florence-Florence Casa Grands power district holds 20000. toad leer.
In Lowell on October 7 Mrs. Maud Arbuckle was struck fatally by a auto. SP Bailey and BF Galuske are arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges. Complaint sworn by Mrs. Bloa nie Moore, daughter in law. Defendants remanded with $2500 bond each. Preliminary examination likely later this week.
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