Florence area notes and events from February 25 1990
Florence Tribune itemizes local moves and visits including Chris Loss from Arizona to Tuscon. Rev Whittemore’s trip to Casa Grande. J P Welles from Casa Grande. Parrish from Phoenix. ill spouses near the school and at a ranch on San Pedro. Washington’s birthday social at a hotel. Sheriff Truman’s Phoenix convention trip. Local mining and business chatter with Ex-Territorial Treasurer Cole, Duquesne Mining Company survey, and water harnessing plans. Pension projections by H Clay Evans. Lodging house inspection of Mrs Nick White, harnessing preparations in Aravapal canyon, sidewalk and street improvements in Florence, and a note on paper subscribers failing to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aravapal Canyon
Mammoth-Collins Gold Mining Co
Arthur L. Pierce
London
Geo. P. Blair
Sud
Turning Point mill opens with heavy ore flow near Casa Grande
The Turning Point Gold Mining and Milling company of St. Louis reports the mill starting full day and night operation with 23 workers and 80 tons daily profit. Incline shaft reaches 815 feet with deeper sinking, water supply adequate for mining, multiple level drifts show ore. The property sits 250 miles southwest of Casa Grande with six claims Turning Point Legal Tender Golden Wonder Colorado McKinley and Free America. Florence public school honors Washington with patriotic program led by Mr Mote Mrs Summers, students display flags, songs, and speeches. Thomas A. Montgomery found dead from natural causes. inquest, 59, unmarried, former stage-driver and barkeeper, memorial services follow. Delegates discuss grazing sheep in forest reserves and Pima county bonds recall. a diplomatist note observes American control concerns. Health product advertisement promotes Hostetter’s stomach medicine.
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Pinal County
Casa Grande
Turning Point Gold Mining and Milling Company
St. Louis
Henry Stuckstede
Bell
Adolph H. Stille
Cottisiior
Turning Point
Legal Tender
Golden Wonder
Colorado
McKinley
Free America
Absences and votes in Clark Stewart resolutions debate
The Phoenix Republican reports how the Clark Stewart resolutions passed the house with a party line vote and an appeal against the chair’s decision. It notes the chair’s ruling, the potential tie if Arthur had been seated, and commentary on the chair’s conduct during the session. Also includes brief items on the Temple case, a Rough Rider shooting, Chamberlin's Pain Balm, local shop notices, and a syndicate ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Phoenix
House
Ashurst
Adams
Mayes
Carter amendment seeks reservoir surveys and $5 million aid
Senator Carter urges a sundry civil bill amendment to require the interior secretary to report reservoir site surveys by the geological survey and to summarize potential dam costs in major basins. He backs a $5 million river and harbor grant for arid regions, aiming to aid water storage and relief for homeless Americans. The note mentions mining executive Geo H Blair heading to New York for talks on Pinal county properties and a local price-cut push at Ortiz cash store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Secretary of the Interior
Geological Survey
Senate Commerce Committee
Geo. H. Blair
New York City
Blair
New York
London
Pinal County
Phoenix Herald
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Florence
Flobrence
Arizona
Chris
Loss
Rev. ST. Whittemore
J.P. Welles
Thos. Parrish
W. J. Bley
Truman
M. M. Hickey
Popitine Woods
Wide
Teuawan
T. S. Wadsworth and Son
Los Angeles
Casa Grande Valley
G. A. Whiteford
F. Schilling
Peter Schilling
Fr. Bachmann
Mineral Creek
George Scott
H. H. Young
Alex. Barker
W. A. Cunningham
San Pedro
Angelus Schoshusen
Tempe
James McCarty
Bryan
Riverside
Territorial
Cole
Christian Endeavor Society
Duquesne
O'Dennell
H. Clay Evans
Spain
Tumnenx
Nick White
White
L. B. Hi
Brady
Taiwan
A. F. Barker
Main
Sway Sheld
Winslow Mail
General Washington
Columbia
Thomas A. Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Mark Smith
Pima County
Asives
United States
Sherif Wakefield
Nogeles
Silver City
Tom Darnell
A. J. Fowler
Darnell
Fowler
Chamberlin
W. H. Stapleton
Herminie
Way's
Simon Angulo
Zeckendorf’s Shoes
Simon Meyer
Meyer
H. W. Maxwell
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Yume
Congress
Hackberry
Phogsix
Williams News
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Thi
Istration
Acti
Ortiz Cash Store
Angule
Pete
J. Solis
Watchmaker and Jeweller
Keating
Post Office
Hammstead
Department OF the Interior
Land Office
Tuchor
Arla
NOTCR
Clark
Eliphalet C. van Dalsem
R. M
Frank H. Carpenter
K. Carpenter
Alexander Hoover
William H. Graham
Milton BR. Moore
Register
Dop's.m
Chicago
Til
Ofice
O. K
A. T. Morris
Cincinnati
Board of Supervisors
Pinot County
James Lee
Shultz
W. C. Truman
Sherif
Shields & Price
Eagle Milling Company
Tucson
Be Dusin
Denver
Cal
A. C. Bilicke & CO
Nisttors
Sauthere Californie
S. Spring St
Hollen
Beck
Mrs
Lodging House
Tribune
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