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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1901
Page
1
A long, mixed report recalls residents returning from Tunbstone and nearby towns, visitors from Nacosart and Douglas, weather notes, market activity, and local amusements. Mentions of houses, schools, upcoming dances, a ball game, religious services, and public safety efforts frame a snapshot of daily activity and community concerns.
A Washington letter directs the surveyor general in Tucson to locate tracks of public land possibly hosting natural wonders relics or springs with medicinal value. The order aims to protect or use lands in the public interest as needed. In Bisbee a modern cement pavement is being laid before the Leteon block.
A T tombstone fortnightly club hearing on The Glimpses of the Grand Canyon features an excerpt of Ulleen’s address. The excerpt highlights grand scenic beauties and the canyon’s great handiwork of nature, with Mr Gideon adding personal notes from his Canyon visit.
A garbled summary lists names and places including San etudios, Cal, Fort Thomas, and the Grand Canyon. References to visas, voyages, editing for eyesight, and district numbers appear amid scattered names such as Forbis, Rosetow, Mellie Nobit, and Mr. O Gibson. The text lacks coherent events or dates.
Medina area brief reports WA Stidham sustained a serious injury to his right leg when his horse fell during a roping event near Mud Springs. Tim White helped stabilize him as Dredford attended the guest and noted a hoped for quick recovery.
Fairbank notes today report visiting officials Engineer McAvey and inspector from the pay car in good spirits. Fred Neilson the bridge foreman plans to leave in about ten days as most work nears completion. J Vandevort a Nogales builder visits Fairbank while bidding on a reform project at Season. talk of the Cannon Ball line continuing this winter is denied by Superintendent Worthington. The pay car’s southward trip elicits broad smiles among railroad men. HP Paraita and Eugene Larren host visitors, and Mike hopes for a Nogales custom house post, though chances seem slim.
Reports say President McKinley rests after two bullet wounds, one near the breast bone and one in the stomach. Anarchist suspect Zolgos is in custody but has been moved amid fears of lynching. Census notes count oddities like many missing teeth. other figures deemed enumerated.
A Baptist preacher at Woodland Ant is deeply attached to his church and has faced legal action over his property. The laborer in the Lord's vineyard is cited as worthy of hire as the man with the ho Arizona attracting attention amid charges against officials in high places. Fever rumors may bring more sensations.
The United States hydrographic office plans to set adrift beer bottles across the water to learn currents and voyage directions. If workable, the test would place St Louis at the heart of civilization, implying a grand geographic and cultural center.
The Bisbee Review expands to seven columns with new editor Kelley delivering a thorough newspaper style. The paper aims for daily edition growth as readers respond with patronage and support to the local press.
El Paso in a curious note praises civic ties and railways without needing public dollars or bonds. The piece highlights a checkerboard of city connections, framing El Paso as central to growing regional links.
Deputy Larrieu arrests a couple amid disturbance claims as Judge Clark handles the case. Fort presence grows with Corporal Salway delivering supplies as Heidke’s baseball team readies for another season. A Saturday melee at Basic Jack Square sparks excitement when a Pirano rumor proves a local man only intoxicated. Deputy Larrieu escorts him to Tombstone as a guest of the town.
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