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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
4
Rule No 2 grants Train No 2 right of track over Train No 3. The note states all southbound trains have eight tracks over northbound except Rule No 9. Rule No 1 clarifies track precedence. The excerpt outlines priority rules for train movements.
Eight years an official of the Land Department advertises a method to patent mines quickly. He claims his plan is cheaper and guarantees results. Sales of government land scrip that acquires title in one day without residence cultivation or improvements are offered in Phoenix Arizona.
Prescott editor Milnes reports Ashurst list of Arizona gains in Washington. Figures include $500000 for public buildings, $400000 for land survey, $200000 for bridges, plus pension bills. tariff critique noted.
United States Senator Henry Ashurst notes securing recognition for the initiative and referendum, aiding Woodrow Wilson’s election, and defeating Sloan for federal judge, highlighting his career milestones.
Governor Hunt tells Arizona legislature he will heed Florence citizens concerns about the state prison while maintaining belief no wrongs occurred. He orders the prison superintendent to bar inmates from visiting Florence, disrupting prison income but prioritizing public sentiment and safety. The speech also touches on Duncan business leaders and plans for a new hotel to serve visitors.
Governor George W. P. Hunt asserts that prison supply purchases should favor lowest costs, arguing taxpayer interests equal to merchants in Florence. He notes about $25,000 saved in the past year and hopes to improve this efficiency in the coming year.
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