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Duncan Arizonian

Location

Duncan, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1912

Page

3

Duncan Church Directory First Presbyterian Services and Hours

The First Presbyterian Church announces services every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. with L R Dykes as superintendent. Midweek services are held every Wednesday night. Minister J Craig Watt invites all to make the church their home.

First Presbyterian

Democratic Primary to Nominate Arizona Delegates May 24

Arizona voters will cast ballots on May 24 for the Democratic presidential preference and to select one district delegate plus one alternate. The state is divided into six districts for delegate selection, with county central committees running the election and certifying results. The preferential voting system adds first, second, and third choices until a candidate achieves a majority.

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Notice for Publication Department of the Interior

Public notice from the U.S. Land Office in Phoenix Arizona dated April 16 1912 announcing land claims and filing details for certain parcels subject to official publication and claim procedures.

U.S. Land Office Phoenix Arizona

Stargo Silver-Belt Mining Company Articles of Incorporation

The four Arizona residents Keppler Campbell Sands and Bernatto form the Stargo Silver-Belt Mining Company to operate mining lands, mills, tramways, and related businesses in Morenci Greenlee. Capital stock set at 750000 shares of 1 dollar each with initial board of four directors. The corporate term is 25 years with renewal, officers named as Keppler president Sands vice president Campbell secretary Bernatto treasurer. Indebtedness limited to 20 percent of issued stock. Notarized March 11 1912 in Greenlee County Arizona.

Stargo Silver-Belt Mining Company W. L. Keppler T. F. Campbell W. P. Sands G. Bernatto State of Arizona Morenci County of Greenlee State of Arizona Board of Directors Board of J. M. Erickson W.E. Kelly County

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