23 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1910
Page
1
The Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company reports active work on a new strike at the 70s level with high grade ore. Daily pumping reaches 6,509,030 gallons as development continues, while shipments arrive from Silver Thread Booker Hull and State of Maine properties.
The Congregational Sunday School led by EB Reeves. sermons at 9:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on themes including To Every Man His Work and Why Men Hold Aloof From Christianity. Norman Abell and Rev H A Duce organize. Episcopal church also hosting 7:30 p.m. services with Rev Simonson later. Sunday School at 10:07 p.m.. Wednesday prayer service. all welcome.
Rev Neepias and Pastor Key W. A Mecuca invite worshippers to Sunday services at the Catholic Church held every third Sunday with a Saturday before and Monday after. A second service on Mare at 108 m and an Evening Service at 7 30 pm are listed with additional offerings.
Bisbee Arizona based Bisbee Lowell Plumbing Company invites correspondence for plumbing supplies and services. Manager C Stalie promotes cheerful turnished estimates for baths roofing tanks sheet metal work and any plumbing material.
Samuel Blythe, famed Saturday Evening Post writer, is headed for Arizona. A telegram from a Tucson contact confirms he will arrive there tomorrow, signaling a notable stop for the popular author amid his wide readership.
Globe dispatch reports an automobile driven by George Smaley struck Mrs Basantt wife of an Old Dominion mine employee. The impact caused a skull fracture. she was believed dead or near death. The car was descending a hill at moderate speed when she allegedly wandered into its path.
A Phoenix convention urged sweeping changes to Arizona's judicial system. The proposal envisions nearly continuous district court sessions to promptly dispose of criminal and civil cases and would grant district attorneys direct information filing in most criminal matters, excluding capital offenses, aiming to save thousands of dollars annually.
A letter from Sam W Small, renowned evangelist and recorder, says he is contemplating locating his home in Arizona. Small lists his home at Nampa, Idaho, and is currently on a lecture tour.
Frank Josiger vs Rock et al seeks injunction to stop water diversion from Babacowari Creek above the dam. RvgelteA Staniger vs Alvin B or Staiger seeks divorce. Probate Court items name Ed gar A Hockley estate with appraisers HE Dugan W H Worthington and EP Griodeli appointed.
Francisco Marquez, convicted of murdering Peter Hodges near Yuma, has received a third reprieve extending his stay of execution to October 29. The notice arrived from Yuma after Governor Slosa sent it to Mexican authorities.
A number of Bret grads certificates entitling the holders to teach in Cochise county schools have been granted by the territorial board of examiners and board of education. Names include Margaret Greiney De Cabesas Wi centin normal Clara Williams Missouri normal Arvilla Jones Biabee Hillsdale college. W M Jones Tombstone visitor today. E T Jams president of Tombstone Telephone Co left for Safford to visit family. The grand jury convenes Monday for a long court session. George B Ryan a noted knight of the road welcomed a one pound boy in Los Angeles. Pacif ic Board of Underwriters provisions reduce local property insurance rates for Bisbee holders. reclassification urged for Tombstone and nearby to secure lower city rates. A dance last night at Gage Hall, Simple's orchestra provided music and dancing to midnight.
A compendium of Arizona items notes residents paying respects to ex Governor Yeaber of Sonora in Prescott, a Mexican boy sent to state care, and a plan to send him to facilities. Alex Collie freed from Tucson jail after 12 days on suspicion for Times dy samiting. A Weshem named Duff killed by dirt slide at North First Avenue in Phoenix. Ongoing development at Imperial Copper’s Silverbell properties with 50 men drilling. Yuma County court matters discussed and constitutional convention input. Three Mexican suspects arrested near Miami and three Ray-held up. Mammoth mine hires expert millmen to ready equipment by next month. Medical exams for all Bisbee district school pupils to begin. Grand Canyon dam proposal envisions 700 feet high storage and 1.5 million horsepower for southwest growth. Sale notice for a new four-room house with bath and three lots remains.
Colter of Apache backs universal suffrage and offices for women plus a public health department overhaul. Feeney proposes militia under legislature, Ellinwood backs workers compensation, Roberta Cochise pushes banking commissioner, Lynch adds impeachment and judicial system, eight day campaign contribution disclosure.
Theodore Ryancalt will be invited to Bisbee for a March visit as the city council plans a special meeting after yesterday’s session. He is to attend the dedication of the new Rocavelt dam in Bisbee, with Tombstone urged to arrange his presence if possible.
A communication from Henry Henger, National Commander of the National Indian War Veterans, asks for names and addresses of those who served in U S and volunteer service after the Civil War against hostile Todians on the western frontier through 1883. The group, headquartered at 1643 Market Street, Denver, Colo, seeks records to place on its books and aid the act before Congress.
Interest grows in forming a state boosting organization with delegates from the Phoenix Board of Trade. HV Failor of Tucson will discuss the value of a state body and F Towle of Globe will speak on advertising methods. EP Grindell will address regional representation and other speakers are planned for the program. The meeting is set for Thursday November 10 at 19 a.m. in the Board of Trade Building Phoenix with Dr J W Foss presiding.
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a brisk World Championship contest this afternoon. The game marked one of the fastest in the series as Chicago secured a decisive win.
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