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Newspaper
Florence Tribune
Location
Florence, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
2
The Florence Tribune discusses irrigation for arid lands urging government storage reservoirs and cites Governor Murphy’s push for the San Carlos reservoir. It criticizes recent political maneuvers at a Phoenix convention and defends irrigation funding as essential for Indians and settlers.
The case of Pinal county versus bondholder Brady ends with a verdict for 1000 dollars after consent of attorneys. The dispute centers on county treasurer shortages and settlement practices with bank statements, complicating timing of the shortage. United States Attorney Morrison aided the Supervisors. defense led by Mark Smith amid criticism of the Board of Supervisors for neglect of duty.
The notice explains the June start for the census enumeration and lists the required information. It covers names, residence, family relations, birthplaces, naturalization, occupation, schooling, and farm data including crops and livestock. It also notes the information will not be taxed and invites a free sample of Chamberlain's tablets at Brocknap's drug store.
A Tucson visit recounts local editors and hotels like the San Xavier and Owl Club home, praises two Tucson banks Consolidated and Arizona, notes a $1000 county treasurer shortfall settlement, and mentions the Gopper Bullion Mining company formed by Blimp Stimson Gillesen and others to develop Dragoon mountains mining claims.
Florence editor C. D. Reppy promotes a government backed reservoir to store flood waters of the Gila for San Carlos and Pima farming. His Tumune urges the plan to make 7000 Indians self supporting and boost Florence’s growth as the press drives the project forward.
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