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Florence Tribune

Location

Florence, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1901

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Merchants Discuss Government Irrigation Plans in Boston

The Merchants' Club of Boston hosted a January banquet with Frederick M. H. Newell and George H. Maxwell presenting on government irrigation. Newell urged federal construction of reservoirs to reclaim arid lands and store flood waters for irrigation, noting private efforts are nearly exhausted. Maxwell highlighted the vast scale and national benefits, urging eastern commercial interests to back the program.

Merchants’ Club Boston Frederick MH. Newell George H. Maxwell Newell Erid Maxwell East

Reorganization Critique and Global Silver Outlook

The piece surveys party dynamics, urging opposition to populists and silver Republicans to preserve Democratic principles. It reports on Indian Affairs funding for the San Carson reservoir, then analyzes 1900 silver production and prices, noting most output from the New World and rising U.S. refinement. It also comments on newspaper subscriptions, a note about Joe Mulhatton’s health and influence, and ends with mining dividends and a corporation renewal for Calumet and Hecla.

Prom Bryan Calumet and Hecla Mining Company Dean Scientific American

Queen Creek Canal Co forms new irrigation venture

Articles of incorporation filed in Queen Creek area name Queen Creek Canal Co as Mesa City based venture with principal office in Mesa City. Incorporators are Joseph A. Stewart Warren L. Sirrine H S Phelps Harvey J. Marsh and Johnson all of Mesa City. Capital stock 50000 and 100 shares at 500 each. Company authorizes water rights for irrigation manufacturing and mechanical uses between Mesa City and Queen Creek with reservoirs and dams permitted. Notice to stockmen invites livestock industry meeting February 11 atLive Stock Sanitary Board office in Phoenix.

Phoenix Republican Quews Creek Canal Company County Recorder Mesa City Enterprise Mesa Joseph A. Stewart Warren L. Sirrine H.S. Phelps Harvey J. Marpersad Johnson Mesa City Theespital Queen Creek Oter Herington Live Stock Sanitary Board Phoenix Arizona James Barr U. Hanamos

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