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Newspaper

Florence Tribune

Location

Florence, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1900

Page

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Ray Mine camp to expand with new plant and store

Reports from Phoenix describe Louis Meltzer returning to engage Phoenix interests at the Ray mine. A five ton ore plant and liquor store will open as Ray expands. A 250 ton concentrating plant should be ready by June 1, with ore rail and traction engine operations aiding freight. The Ray camp is growing with substantial investment and new facilities.

Phoenix Republican Louis Meloxer Ray Phoenix Meltzer Red Rock Southern Pacific Melezer R. V. Truman Meyer N. B. Willcox Hill Wise Adolph Sengsteck

Santa Fe Grand Canyon railroad planned edge of canyon

The Topeka Journal reports Santa Fe engineers will build a railroad to the rim of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. From Anita Junction to Bright Angel trailhead a rampart will guard trains as construction aims to finish twenty miles to the rim by May 15.

Bright Angel Trail Colorado River Willisma Antts Junction Anite Junction Santa Fe Grand Canyon Colorado Williams Topeka Journal Arizona Dunn Santa Fe & Grand Sapyon Anita Junction

Bryan Gave Up His Barth

When Hon W J Bryan left Sacramento he took a lower berth on the train to Chico where a man claimed the seat. Bryan gave up the berth and slept in an upper one after the conductor pointed it out. A newspaper man remarked on critics of public improvements and generosity. Jerome Reporter notes the sentiment. Nogales Oasis, Jos Monihon sold 300 cattle to Wolf Sacks for 8000, 200 head at 30 and 100 calf and yearling heads at 25 to 30 dollars. Monihon retains 600 and departs for summer. Sachs is praised as a sharp buyer and judge of value.

New York Ibis Utah Colusa Sun W. J. Bryan Sacramento Chico Bryan Mr. Bryan Jerome Nogales Oasis Jos Monihon Sachs Monibon Wolf Sachs

French Opera Singers Discuss America in Met Interview

Mlle Lins Pacary and fellow French stars Mills Clement Berthet talk with the Journal on stage at the Metropolitan. They joke about English, Chicago, New Orleans, and Paris, noting the challenge of Americans learning French and the charm of American audiences. The piece blends light theatre chatter with stage direction and a New Mineral Field note on Navajo Reservation opening.

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