CESSION OF ARID LANDS Aimed at irrigation and statehood in Arizona
Myron B NoGord argues against ceding arid lands to the territory and urges a national irrigation system. He cites opposition from Arizona figures, rising costs, and the need for congress to begin irrigation within states, tying it to eventual statehood and territorial prosperity.
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Myron B. NoGord
Arizona
West
Vatoesix
Avie
Republica
Republican
Los Angeles Times
Timen
United States
Times
Randolph
Arizona Daily Star
Star
Tomy Igena
Avid Belt
Kna
Congress
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Senate
Sault Ste. Marie
Sturgeon Bay
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Ias
Ute Arid West
Apse
Weroming
Jax
Warren
Wyoming
Minox I. McGorp
Adowl
Optergren
Haa
Arid Lands Urged for Irrigation to Save Arizona
From the Solomonville Bulletin the Arid Langs argues water scarcity threatens agriculture. It proposes federal reservoirs on a million acre tract near a mountain watershed, funded by land sale and long term payments to settlers to make vast lands cultivable.
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Solomonville Bulletin
Towl
Arizons
Land reform plan eyed to reclaim waste lands
The article discusses a proposed governmental plan to sell to private purchasers land and reservoirs to recover wasteland. It envisions funding via principal and interest, with aims to aid local water works and create usable terrain. The piece critiques reliance on federal help to utilize vast tracts of waterless land.
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Jand End
Uncle Sam
Notice of William J. Bryan No. 2 Lode Patent Claim
Clara Kinney through attorney J 8 Sniffen applies for a US patent for the William J. Bryan No 2 Lode Mining Claim in Riverside District Pinal County Arizona. The claim covers 150 feet of lode with gold silver copper on surveyed and unsurveyed land. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days of publication or be barred.
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United Ratestand Office
William
Wits
Townsbijrys
Gila
Salt River
Bane
Meridian
Borner
Pinal County
Arizona
Elaine
William J. Bryan
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