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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions editor HATTICH and project notes at Tombstone Epitaph with unclear year and month references. No readable events, people, places, or dates beyond names.
The text argues about married men preferring love lost to won, notes investigative committees fear innocent office holders, and recalls careless remarks once spoken. A fragmentary line ends with a $3.00 amount.
A regional appeal urges Tombstone residents to support town improvement efforts. It stresses small acts and encouraging words as steps to foster prosperity, growth, and civic energy, inviting the community to participate in a lively, positive effort.
In a splurge of partisan display President Hunt of the constitutional convention placed D L Cunningham of Tombstone at the head of the judiciary committee. The International notes Cunningham as a leading Cochise county Democrat and a capable territory attorney.
A reader notes that people, especially average women, tend to create excessive fuss over minor issues, implying disproportionate attention given to trivial matters.
As autumn approaches, the community braces for the upcoming football season while heating stoves are being installed or upgraded in homes and venues. The shift signals readiness for games, crowds, and weekend schedules as organizers prepare facilities and fans anticipate matchups.
After the ice trust exits, the coal trust signals higher fuel costs. The price increase affects consumers nationwide as energy bills rise and heating costs climb with the new industry adjustment. Public reaction focuses on affordability and the impact on households.
A concise reminder that practicing kindness at home translates into professional conduct. The message links personal behavior with workplace reputation, urging consistent courtesy and consideration in daily interactions.
The Arizons Gasette comments on DL Cunningham a Cochise county delegate to the constitutional convention. It notes his judgeship committee chairmanship and mentions his residence in Cochise since 1903 and his marriage around 1902.
Territorial items of interest condensed recount local projects and incidents across Arizona. James Douglas comments on not building into the lobe district and Yuma Elke plan a club house while awaiting street access. Parker reports a rich gold strike at Silent King near Alamo Springs. Water franchisees Prague and Mitchell win a 25 year Tucson supply deal. Grand jury probes graft, while Embezzlement charges target Ben Clark. A fatal accidental gun discharge claims Robert Lee at Frenchs Gulch. Oracle reports survey chief admissions fueling EP disputes. Overlock leaves deputy marshal post for Tucson livestock work. Bishop selection for Arizona discussed amid Episcopal realignment. Prescott to Phoenix race entries planned. roads improve. Strychnine tragedy in Mesa ends life. Safford to bow dry, urban improvements funded by a property tax. Fire loss adjustments loom for Southern Pacific. Tucson hosts insurance men. Globe prepares heavy district court docket amid murder cases. Lowell observatory notes minor earthquakes. copper price outlook debated. Smuggling chase ends at the Mexican border. Vicksburg mining ambitions planned. Gill bridge nearly ready. Glendale beet sugar pay up next season. beets acreage climbs. Miami law enforcements warn cur few after dark. Kelvin to Christmas rail line to open with motor car. Prescott to Phoenix auto racing omen. roads forecast good. Levi Young sells large Sheep interest for 16500. Jessie mine resumes active operations after a decade.
Arizona reformers introduced numerous constitutional propositions, from defining state boundaries to establishing religious freedom and banning polygamy. Proposals cover school land disposition, direct legislation, eight hour workday, tax limits, labor rules, public lands, recall, federal relations, industry rights, seat of government, and statewide prohibition and women’s suffrage.
A fragmented report lists amendments by Crutchfield Ingraham Short and Webb on school lands public corporations and educational issues. It notes proposed Bible reading in public schools and outlines convention expenses with delegates including new members and opera costs.
After a Winkelman shooting left nine cowboys dead, Japanese consulate in San Francisco asks Giia county officials to guard Japanese subjects amid reports of a Japanese man dragged from his workplace and threatened by a white mob.
English expert Dr Forbes Winslow promotes his new work arguing the human race is growing rapidly insane and will soon become mad. The piece likens figures like Bob Caanler Harry Thaw and Harry Lehr to members of a universal lunatics club as it ponders who is loony next.
Safford residents vote in the valley floral election with seven precincts reporting a 495 to 190 margin in favor of temperance. The dry outcome signals a local shift amid a heated smoke of campaigns and ballots.
Troops from the Eighth Cavalry stationed at Fort Huachuca have received orders from the War Department for transfer to the Philippine station. Departure dates are now set as per the official orders.
Ranch for sale comprising 16 acres with windmill and tack, 24 head cattle and horses, open land ready for plowing, bore well 35 feet deep with 7 inch casing, fence pastures and corral, 12 by 16 building, machine and rake, blacksmith shop and tools. One half mile north of Soldier Hole in Sulphur Spring Valley. Selling due to old age and poor health. Jubia C. Anderson proprietor.
The week’s district reports show stalls at Silver Thread and Bunkur Hill shipments entering Matos. Municipal election prep coincides with midweek church prayers at the Congregational and Methodist churches. Emily Mushere visits for ten days. a “Teckey” dance is planned at the hall with prayers, and Simpson Cree tre to turn on a mirror and goat attendance joked for.
From Los Angeles comes news that Dr. J. E. Bacon and Miss Quv Melgreen were married in the city on a quiet Sunday. Former Tombstone residents, the couple began a life together as Bacon, a leading physician at the Miami Copper Company, will make their home in Miami. The paper offers best wishes for a long and happy wedded life.
Announcement yesterday outlined the plan for a new Pioneer Home facility. Furnishings and fixtures have been ordered, with anticipated occupancy after the board endorsement and statutory provisions. The open house day will showcase the facility, admitting Hassayamipers and women, and a separate dormitory for workers is contemplated.
Bids for the Douglas area Territorial Highway project were opened by the territorial board of control. Three bids from Andy Scott of Douglas Bo Tovhey and Soo of Phoenix and Othe Johnson Shea Company of Riverside were very close. decision postponed until tomorrow.
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