Obituary and political rant from Florence 1899
The Florence Tribune reports the death of Allen, a pioneer aged 70 in Tucs ton. It also attacks Gen San J B Allen and accuses reform and trusts propaganda, mocking prohibition on breweries and a large trust buyout scheme. The piece questions public gullibility and political rhetoric.
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Genesan
J. B. Allen
Florence
Tucston
Geologist Ma P S Newsrt to Inspect Wors at Batteries
Ma P S Newsrt, chief hydrog rapher of the U S Geological Survey, is due from Washington to inspect the work of his subordinates at the Batteries, ongoing for several months.
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Ma. P.S. Newsrt
U. S. Geological Survey
Washington
The
Battes
Lee, Lebanon resident Hox Buanp dies at 64
Hox Buanp, a staunch advocate for good government, died Thursday morning at his Lebanon Missouri home, aged 64. The obituary notes his ardent Silver cause leadership and the loss felt by friends and supporters. The report also cites Nevada Supreme Court ruling on mining location requirements, stating a locator must meet 90 day discovery or depth rules, with forfeiture for noncompliance regardless of federal labor requirements.
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P. Buanp
Lebanon
Supreme Court of Nevada
Congress
Feasibility study on Buttes reservoir advances. rail line planned
B Lirrixcorr leads preliminary work on the Buttes reservoir with engineers nearly finished their thorough report. Congress must grant appropriation in coming session. Phoenix Herald notes Phoenix Globe Copper Belt railroad incorp filed to build a narrow gauge line Mein to Globe via Queen Creek and Black Warrior mine with Coloney as president and Tustin as general manager. Coloney can mobilize 10 million dollars to back the venture.
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Buttes
Congress
Armours of Incorporation
Phoenix, Globe and Copper Belt Railroad
Mein
Globe
Queen Creek
Black Warrior
Phoenix Herald
Coloney
Tustin
Pennsylvania
Public Lands and State Control Voices in Arizona Debate
A historical letter argues against cession of public lands to states and advocates continued federal ownership with settler-led development. It critiques Governor Murphy and Trans Mississippian influence, urging reservoirs and federal investment over trusts. It laments risks of private control by powerful interests and preserves territorial resource access.
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Carpenters
Arizona
Murphy
Trans-Mississippi Congress
San Francisco Chronicle
Son Angeles
Limes
United States
Aegard
Times and Chronicle
Jeffries Defeats Fitzsimmons In Eleven Rounds At Coney Island
The article reports James J Jeffries defeating Robert Fitzsimmons in eleven rounds at the Coney Island Athletic Club arena. Jeffries, weighing more and younger, gained the lead after a strong start and outmatched Fitzsimmons, with spectators noting Jeffries as fast and determined.
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James J. Jeffries
West
Coney Island Athletic Club
Robert Fitzsimmons
Rck
Jeffries
New York
Robert Filasimmons
Tom Sharkey
Peter Jackson
Hhis
Jerome United Verde Extension project funded for start
G W Hull reports that 59000 has been placed in bank to start development of the United Verde Extension Property at Jerome. The mines neighbor United Verde and are only partly developed yet, but big ore bodies are believed to extend into the Extension claims. The company will provide capital for development as needed and push work rapidly.
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G. W. Hull
United Verde Extension Company
Jerome
United Verde
Journal Miner
University year of work includes chemistry and ore studies
Prof. F N Guild led the university program in commercial assaying and mineralogy over the past year. The department processed 100 to 500 samples monthly, mainly for gold, silver, copper, and other minerals, with thorough duplicate assays and free qualitative determinations of unknown minerals aiding discovery of economically valuable Arizona specimens.
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Prom
Tucvon
F. N. Guild
Chicago
University of Chicago
Taane
Guild
Yovig
Arizona
Muri Walker, Jr
Mining Claim Patent Application Notice
In Globe Arizona on May 18 1990 Clara Kinney by attorney Pat Sniffen seeks a patent for the William J Reign No 2 Lode mining claim in Riverside Pinal County Arizona. The claim covers 1800 feet with surface ground 60 feet wide, tied to survey notes and adjacent William J Bryan claims. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days at the U S Land Office in Tucson.
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Arizona
United States
Clara Kinney
Globe
Gila County
Arisona
Pat
Sniffen
Florence
Pinal County
William J
William J. Bryan
Riverside
Office of the Register of the United States Land Office
Tucson
Ari
Beluge
Eant
Gila
Salt River
Ase
Meridian
Xald
Register of the United States Land Office
Tucsom
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