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Duncan Arizonian

Location

Duncan, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1911

Page

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Prospector Williams Found Dead After Desert Wanderings

Aug 20 San Bernardino reports the body of prospector Williams located eighteen miles northeast of Johannesburg in the Mojave desert. He had been missing since May and left a diary recounting a June trek marked by extreme thirst, hallucinations, and a final plea for water before his death likely on June 12 near Rattlesnake Springs.

San Bernardino al Williams Johannesburg Mojave Williams Rattlesnake Springs

Sailor's Bones to Return With Maine Remains

President Taft orders the bodies of sailors lost with the Maine to be brought home aboard a battleship. In San Francisco 6000 Pacific railroad workers to be cut from payrolls by end of September due to slack freight and idle cars. 2000 to be dropped this week. Rehiring possible in October if conditions improve.

Taft Maine United States San Francisco Cal Southern Pacific Company Pacific System Julius Kruttschnitt Harriman

Notable Local Happenings From Hills Addition And Greenlee County

Mrs. Paul Reisinger suffered painful burns when stove gas ignited at her Hills Addition home. W S Bradfield, former deputy county recorder, returns to Clifton praising Arizona. George Webster travels to southern California for vacation and may be away weeks. Probate Judge Theo Shirley reports his son passed California bar exam in San Francisco. James Kerby resumes duties after six week county leave, with vacation partly in California and Missouri. Sheriff I B English named administrator of Johny Garnett estate, valued under five hundred dollars, with balance to his Fort Worth mother. A W Morrill of the Arizona Horticultural Commission examines Greenlee orchards for pests, then travels to St Johns by horseback.

Paul Reisinger Hills Addition W. S. Bradfield Clifton Arizona Greenlee County George Webster Board of Supervisors California Court House Theo Shirley Supreme Court of California San Francisco James Kerby Mr Kerby Missouri I. B. English Johny Garnett Shannon Hill Fort Worth Texas A. W. Morrill Arizona Horticultural Commission Arizona Agricultural Experiment Association St. Johns

Mining claims approved in Greenlee and Maricopa districts

Mineral Survey No 2926 New Century Copper Era Gosson King and minimal Monitor lode mining claims and Dallas lodes Greenlee Gold Mountain in Greenlee county claimed by Shannon Copper company approved. Mineral Survey No 2916 A B El Paso Fort Worth and Dallas lodes Jackson millsite and water right Camp Creek mining district Maricopa county claimed by Parker Mining company approved.

Gosson King Little Monitor Lode Dallas _lodes Greenlee Gold Mountain Greenlee County Shannon Copper Company el Paso Fort Worth Dallas Jackson Millsite Camp Creek Maricopa County Parker Mining Company Ben

Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico Neares Final Approval

Washington reports that Arizona and New Mexico await only President Taft’s signature on a joint resolution admitting them as states. The measure requires recall provisions to shield judges, with voters later deciding Article 8. If approved, Arizona and New Mexico would become states after presidential proclamation and election timings.

Arizona New Mexico Washington Taft Flood-Smith House Senate White House Washington, D. C United States Sherman Clark

Sheriff English visits Greenlee county homicide case

Sheriff English of Greenlee county came to the city this week regarding the killing of his late brother by Mackay in southern Grant county several months ago. An insect is severely damaging corn in Grant county, destroying entire fields. A seven acre field that seemed to yield 70 to 80 bushels per acre now may yield fewer than ten. Top stalks die then the ears are attacked. Silver City will add manual training to public schools under Prof. Mc Farland. Tomatoes sell for 2 cents per pound and other vegetables are available. Call Mrs. V. E. Burtcher.

English Greenlee County Mackay Grant County Silver City McFarland

Arizona Natal Day Shout Across State’s Wide Lands

A poem-length tribute to Arizona's birth date celebrates the state from Old Ben Williams to Yuma. It catalogs landmarks and regions including Pima, Pinal, Apache, Cochise, Mohave, Gila, Yavapai, Maricopa, Santa Cruz, Navajo, Graham and others, praising landscapes from forests and peaks to deserts and oases.

Pima Pinal Grizzly Colorado Mohave Cochise Shaft San Francisco Coconino Greenlee Gila Yavapai Maricopa Santa Cruz Yuma Navajo Graham

High Cost of Living Investigated in Tucson

The Tucson city council passed a weights and measures ordinance and City Sealer tested sixteen merchants scales. Only one used correct government standard. fifteen were condemned for discrepancies from half an ounce to seven and eight ounces per pound, none in favor of customers.

Tucson Trippell

Drowned 8 Year Old Otho Gale at Morenci

Morenci reports the drowning of eight year old Otho Gale son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gale formerly of Franklin. He and a companion rode a water plank at the Sand Dam near Detroit Copper Co concentrator fell in and could not swim. Despite hours of medical effort the child died and was buried in Franklin beside his brother. The Gale family thanks their Morenci and Franklin friends for sympathy and aid.

Morenci Otho Gale J. A. Gale Franklin Arizonian Detroit Copper Co’s Otho Mrs Gale Morencia Q Franklin

Powell’s Lucky Strike Mine Sold in Sylvanite District

Ed Powell of Hotchkiss Hayhurst is shown with a sizable check from his father as a gold mine near Hachita in the Sylvanite district changes hands for cash. The mine, located by A B Powell of Duncan years ago, yielded enough value to attract annual location work and spurred predictions of future production in the district.

Ed Powell Hotchkiss & Hayhurst Sylvanite Hachita A. B. Powell Duncan Douglas International

Constitutional Government In Mexico

The article lauds Mexican state elections as honest and well conducted under the constitution. It asserts the national election will yield stable governance and that Mexico will enter an era of peace and prosperity under a constitutional government chosen by the people.

Old Mexico

Destructive Cyclone Hits Hayden Winkelman Causing Fatalities

A red cyclone swept Hayden and Winkelman on Wednesday evening killing a Mexican child and Mrs. J. Brewer of Winkelman. Two deaths and $250000 in losses reported as hundreds are homeless and aid appeals sent to cities. Governor Sloan offered assistance.

Hayden Winkelman J. Brewer Sloan Winkelman Ice & Cold Storage Company Henness, Giffin & Leonard Ray Consolized Copper Company Middle West Arizona

Birthday Party for David Campbell Jr Fourteenth

Mr David Campbell Jr celebrated his fourteenth birthday on Sunday with a large gathering of friends helping mark the event.

David Campbell, Jr

Stock ranges praised in Grant county survey

In Greenlee and Grant county reports, cattle and horses are in splendid condition with stock ranges in better shape than ever. The Enterprise notes this positive assessment from veteran observers and local ranchers.

Grant County

Woodmen of the WorldSeek to Organize Duncan Lodge

John R. Lyons Special Deputy organizer for Arizona and New Mexico and J A Billingsley of Clifton visited Duncan last Friday to drum up local interest and plan a lodge. Clifton Morenci camps report thriving lodges and will assist September 7 with a Woodcraft class brought by a Morenci train. A lunch will be served and invited members are welcome.

John R. Lyons Woodmen of the World Arizona New Mexico J. A. Billingsley Clifton Duncan Woodmen of the World Camp Morenci

Box car crashes through house waking sleeping family

A box car smashed through a house in Santa Barbara on August 12 after derailing. It plowed into a bed where John Fields his wife and baby slept, driving the bed through a wall. The occupants survived without injury though the residence was wrecked.

Santa Barbara Cal John Fields

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