Board of Supervisors Wind up Years Business
The Board of Supervisors met Saturday December 29 to wind up the old year business and on Sunday to review bids and award contracts for the new year. G. H. Thompson feeds prisoners at Morenci and Sam Abraham was the best bidder for Clifton feeds. Western Metal Company of El Paso secured the Clifton Duncan road culvert contract.
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Board of Supervisors
G. H. Thompson
Morenci
Sam Abraham
Pri
Clifton
Western Metal Company of
el Paso
Clifton-Duncan Road
Elks Ball Draws 220 Couples at Cliff Armory
The Elks ball at the Armory in Clift city on Saturday night drew 220 couples at peak, hailed as one of the most successful social events in Cliff. The event showcased lively dancing and community turnout in a grand setting.
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Armory
Clift
Cliff City
Printing in the States Bulletin on national press circulation
A government bulletin analyzes U S printing reach and circulation figures. It notes total publications and the split between daily and weekly issues, including Sunday edition listings and overall distribution across states.
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al Bulletin
Ground Broken for Fifty Thousand Dollar Court House
A work crew prepares the ground for a 1912 court house project valued at fifty thousand dollars. Specifications call for light gray pressed brick from Gonzales Texas trimmed with El Paso red pressed brick. The item sits alongside state election tallies and Senate and House party composition details.
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Gonzales
Texas
el Paso
Valley voters thanked Senator elect Geo Chase in praise
Hon Geo Chase asks us to convey gratitude to Duncan and the valley for the splendid vote on the 12th of last month. He says there is nothing too good for the Valley people.
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Geo. H. Chase
Duncan
Urele George
Twin Peaks Board Votes to Ship Ore Immediately
The Twin Peaks Company board meeting at Twin Peaks camp decided to commence ore shipments immediately. Officials indicated 100 tons currently on hand would be moved, with prices ranging from 20 to 75 dollars, reflecting gold market conditions.
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Twin Peaks
T Twin Peaks Camp
New Smelter Two Million Dollar Cost Planned
Construction work will extend over eighteen months and be ready in 1913. General Mégra, Morenci district officials, and Norman state managers expect a modern smelter to boost copper production. The Clifton offices received official instructions as plans moved forward.
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Norman
Clifton
Theinburgh
Progressive Democrats form Ohio league in support of Bryan
At a Columbus conference the Progressive Democratic League of Ohio was launched with J. J. Lentz elected chairman and later president. Resolutions demand a true progressive slate of 48 delegates, opposing Wall Street interests, and endorse William J. Bryan as the likely Democratic candidate for president. Former Congressman Lentz praised Bryan as the best representative of progressive ideas.
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Columbus
Ohio
Progressive Democratic League of Ohio
Harmon
William J. Bryan
W. W. Durbin
J. J. Lentz
Lentz
League
Wall Street
Parker
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Sun Yat Sen Declares New Chinese Era with Calendar Change
President Sun Yat Sen begins his presidency by changing the calendar to start the year on his first day in office. He travels by special train from Shanghai to Nanking, drawing enthusiastic crowds and meeting revolutionists upon arrival at the capital.
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Sun Yat Sen
Chinese Republic
Sen
Shanghai
Nanking
Government House
University Romance Ends With Wedding
Tracy Bird of Nogales married Beulah Olney of Safford at Grace Episcopal church Tucson last Wednesday morning. The couple met on the University of Arizona campus in 1909 and plan to reside in Nogales where Bird will edit the Oasis, a post long held by his father Allen T. Bird.
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University of Arizona
Grace Episcopal Church
Tucson
Tracy Bird
Nogales
Beulah Olney
Safford
W. J. Dixon
University
Geo. A. Olney
Graham County
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Elks’ Ball
Court House
Senate
House
U. S
George Curry
H. B. Ferguson
Congress
W. C. McDonald
E. C. Debaca
Secy. of State
A. J. Lucero
W. G. Sargent
O. N. Marron
F. W. Clancy
A. N. White
Public Lands
R. H. Ervie
Rep
Supreme Court
F. W. Parker
J. ©. Roberts
R. H. Hanna
Progressive. Corporation
H. H. Williams
M. S. Groves
G. H. van Stone
Progressive
The
Valley Voters
Near
Progressive Democrats
China
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