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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1922
Page
4
Road preparation continues ahead of paving crews moving toward town and grading city streets as Phoenix reports on municipal repairs and street maintenance efforts.
Local column notes Claude Miller of Miller and White states a completed contract near Phoenix to Bisbee. Mentions water main break in Bisbee, births, visits by judges, politicians and merchants, and road work by the state highway department. Also reports train trips, bond votes for St. David school, and arrivals of new telephone directories.
Local notes show uptick in tourist traffic as fall nears with forecasts of a strong season, while Old Spanish Trail promises a big year. Various town residents move, teach, visit relatives, and return from trips, including teachers joining Tombstone Union High School and guests arriving from Los Angeles and Tucson.
Tombstone reports busy day with names like Raich Henry Pyeatt Bisbee Frank Thomas and Henry Street noted in town for court business. Local cattlemen from Mustang Gap Hua hue Monttaing Rucker Canyon visit, while Mrs Phoebe Prestat to undergo gallstone surgery. Rain in Light state and Riggs area. Crystal theater Labor Day shows tease a busy evening.
State veterinarian De Rod Jubile travels to Apache and Navajo counties with actor Wil Raors to present his exhibit on scabies at the Crystal theater. The event aims to educate Movestock attendees about mites and quarantine measures.
In Phoenix on August 23 a probate court case against Earl Johnson was halted when he died early Tuesday. The statutory offense charge had led to a prolonged preliminary examination before Justice Henry J. Sullivan. A physician testified the defendant could not attend due to nephritis and other illnesses.
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