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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1902
Page
2
The Democratic slate for sheriff, council, assembly, treasurer, district attorney, probate judge, and school superintendent dominates the slate. A frost threatens the ticket in November as Prohibition and Republican challenges loom and preparations for a Salt River excursion on November 3 are noted.
Senator Berrrer states that the cause of trusts lies in the complex conditions of modern life. He asserts this definition is the first and immune to criticism or dispute.
Residents in Paris show tolerance for lavish spending as Tueshah's popularity grows at a major hotel, where daily charges reach twelve thousand dollars. Officials anticipate approval of substantial expenditures to sustain the attention and status.
The text notes Peary did not reach the pole but had a decent expedition and discovered back salary from the navy paymasters. It highlights the appeal of being an official Arctic explorer after the fact.
In a Flagstaff Gem letter the writer argues that Cochise and Graham counties face county seat removals and warns residents not to be swayed by sensational reports. The piece asserts Tombstone will stay Cochise county seat for many years despite agitation.
A short item from the district recalls the death of Lydia by her own action as part of a tragic late hours report. The piece notes an excellent showing of earlier copper work by Arizona miners and mentions Tombstone with local ties to the event.
A heavy copper train of 22 cars with $20,000 pounds valued at 132 dollars per ton moved Monday over the A. and N.M. line from Lordeburt Hechite to the El Paso and Southwestern connection. Carloads originated from Clifton and Morenci. shipments include 15 cars from Clifton and Morenci. Local notes mention visits, political moves, and a fatal incident near Douglas involving Geo Aston.
From the Safford Huardian the report says Emil Sydow former Tombstone hotel owner died by self inflicted gunshot in his hotel room after disputes with his divorced wife Mrs. Harper of El Paso. The coroner’s jury called by the dead man’s body found death caused by self inflicted wound with no evident motive. The item adds local notes on regional projects and politics.
Prohibition party representatives meet in Phoenix to nominate a candidate for the delegate position in Congress. Mr Gibson indicates willingness to accept if another contender proves stronger, and has received several letters urging him to run, with rising expectation he will be the nominee.
The Dragoon mountains scene features Walker and Welker with multiple mineral entries on the same ground. Res Man Beamen, Rovcor Dale represent Muley. Judge Reily of Tombstone represents Welker. Cave testimony to continue in November with Professor Blake anticipated.
Col Wilson, Arizona’s western delegate to Congress, will speak in Tombstone and receive a warm welcome. Chas Read, a young man formerly of Tombstone, has returned from California and plans to settle here.
Work advances at the Tombstone mines under new management as crews explore ore veins. The project aims to boost extraction and local employment with updated equipment and safety measures.
Work at Consol Mine rapidly advances with a new steel hoist frame, three cables stretched, and a 500 horsepower boiler tied up to furnish steam for lowering the big pump toward the 200 foot level. Part of the pump awaits completed foundation work as machinists compile the installation, while other sections are repaired and prepared for operation. A concrete foundation is laid around the engine end and the hoist is painted, with water piping and distribution underway.
The Republican delegates gathered amid brisk activity as they map the day’s slate. Warner and Woods declined bids, sparking debate over top roles while nominees emerged for sheriff, treasurer, probate judge, and school superintendent among a broad assembly.
Bisbee reports arrival of a Michigan capitalist party touring local mines including Modern and properties near Huschucas with plan to inspect Copper Queen area. a quiet marriage at Tombstone Canyon joins Rugerie Sperry and Adolf Boba. local officials, businessmen, and visitors traverse town with mining interests and civic updates.
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