Florence Echoes of the Week in Mining and Society
Florence notes report a busy week with visits by W. Y. Price and Mrs M E Harter, mining activity on Mineral Creek and the Gils river, a social dance at Michells ball, school term nearing end, and appointments for teachers. Promotions include J H Durham's mines, Sheriff Truman on county business, and a new store building planned by A S Douau near Ray. A copper ore find on the Gils river prompts investment interest and a potential bonding rush near Goldfield.
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George Sarrick
Gils
Florence
Innes
Mineral
A. S. Douau
Ray Mine
Florence Public School Closing Exercises Schedule
Florence Public School announces closing day events with an all school public exhibition on Wednesday morning April 26. Gradmar and first intermediate literary exercises led by Mr Mets and Mrs Summers Friday April 28 at 3 p.m. Second intermediate under Mrs Clark Tuesday April 25 at 2 p.m. Primary under Miss Reid Wednesday April 26 at 2 p.m. Patrons and friends invited. Principal Jules Mets.
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A. G. McAlister
S. H. Summers
Elia G. Clark
A. T. Colton
Mets
Miss Reid
Tass
Florence
McAlister
Peabody Institute
Gradmar
Summers
Clark
Joux Mets
Mineral Creek mining and regional notes from Globe Times
Reports from Mineral Creek describe continued sinking after retimbering the Iunes ground with ore bottom showing improvement. Lode crossed sixty feet, depth about 120 feet. Arizona Copper Co. partner Hopkins on site. Hill of Globe Miners Exploration left for England. Bond on Ray mines due in six weeks, likely full payment per Hill. Zeckendorf & Co. long time holders of the group, with past Bisbee interests. Also mentions press association meeting in Solomonville May 8–9 and various local items.
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Prom
Globe Times
Iunes
Hopkins
Arizona Copper Compay
Innes
Hill
Globe Miners Exploration Company
Mineral
Steckendorf & Co
D. B. Ray
Ray
Pride of the West mine sold for 150000 to Denver buyers
The Pride of the West mine in Tucson was sold to Denver capitalists for 150000 and will be extensively developed. Plans call for 1000 tons of ore monthly shipments, with copper, gold and silver values, and the seller N H Chapin retains the Smuggler extension.
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Tucson Citizen
Denver
TP. A. Snyder
Washington Camp
Citizen
Silver City Reduction Company
West
N. H. Chapin
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Florence Tribune
Florence. Art
W. Y. Price
Tucson
M. E. Harter
Shields & Price
Frank Shields
San Pedro
A. J. Foreman
Mineral Creek
Boux
Phoenix
Chas
A. Fisk
D. C. Stevens
Haileysteld
Michell
A.G. Heisler
U.S. Geological Survey
Buttes
U.S
Griffith
Sheriff Truman
Willcox and
Bisbee
Cavaness’ Fomrcjule
Kenilworth
Shields @co'y
Tackervinhur
Mesa
Se Ball
Gold Eld
Wan Lowa
Duaivess
Gountawarveyor
W. Hi Meritt
Binet Eee
Prof. Morrison
San Diego
Peter Moore
Willcox
A. B. Barker
Truman
Mulford Winsor
Yuma
Mary Sweeney
Tom Peyton
Recorder's Office
Tom
J. H. Durham
Hanton
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R. W. Kersey
George F. Cook
Dudleyville
Dora Horton
Marysville
Cal
Horton
A. A. McKenzie
C. C. Babb
U. S. Geological Purvey
Gila
New Mexico
J. Fred Appleby
Globe
Fort Thomas
John Miller
Abe
Goldfield
Mesa Free Press
Democrats of
E. Gunz
Hostelur
Arizona Press Association
Solomonville
Territory
Cuas
W. Poon
Autes T. Bran
W. H. Murphy
Hascuca Water Company
Sity 6 Caerlochtog
Iola Blabea
Murphy
Periam Postentious
Thal
Bisbee Orb
Tids
Kincaid 'Aneral
Halsey
West End
Arizona
Florence Ter Buse
Capitol
Congress
Los Angeles Times
Ote
Tugson
Maricopa
America
Louis Miller
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo’ O
Hall
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Vail
Italy
Aimecy
Williams News
Wilson
Phoenix Enterprise
Grand Lodge of
The
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Chamberlain
Brockway
E. Rosenburger & CO
New York City
Ayn
A. F. Barker
Eagle Milling Company
Los Angeles
A. C. Bilicke & CO
Arbons
Southern
California
National Convention of Photographers
Chaut
Chautaugut
S. Spring St
Hollenbeck
Mrs
Nick White
Lodging House
Tribune
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