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Newspaper
Florence Tribune
Location
Florence, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1900
Page
2
In a Washington lecture on December 7 1860 Professor YH Nowell argues the U S must improve governance of new peoples by better water provision for Indians, asserting action is required to demonstrate capability and care. The fragment reflects historic views on native policy and infrastructure within a 19th century newspaper page.
A long column of regional notes covers paper debates about age of Prescott Courier and Journal Miner, rumors of Mexican invasion, Tyro topics in Tempe and Adamsville, a Missouri judge on crooked dice, taxation and property gains in Arizona, rainfall benefits, and statehood campaigns with figures on Arizona property value rising 267 percent over a decade and a $1.15 million annual gain.
A Phoenix based report claims a cattlemen versus sheep owner clash in Tonto Basin. AP discloses no bloodshed and notes sheep were later seized for back taxes. Other local items include a well accident injuring Ed Laing leading to an arm amputation, a Tucson death and obituaries, plus medical testimonials and a Texas oil ruling.
Notice public on March 2 1910 that George M Brookwas of Florence Arizona makes proof on desert land claim No 60 to lots 1 and 33 NW Sec 41 7 0 8 0 4 M before the Clerk of the District Court at Florence on April 9 1910. He names witnesses William Schmidt William J Le Baron Frank Shields and William Price all of Florence to prove irrigation and reclamation. Milton R Moore Register. Veation March 24 1910.
President McKinley plans a cross country tour starting in the Northwest and on to Seattle San Francisco and Washington. The trip will mark the opening of the Presidential campaign with elaborate ceremonies for the battleship Ohio and notable figures expected to attend.
The Montezuma Lewel in Jerome, largest in the territory, opens Sunday March 11. The five story stone brick building has 204 rooms with two beds each, a 500 seat dining room, and private dining for 400. Rooms rent at 5 dollars monthly and board is 1 dollar per day. The hotel cost 150000 dollars and is lit by electricity with hot and cold water on every floor.
In Chloride Mohave County a major ore discovery was made in the Pay Boll mine from a 200 foot shaft. The ore body is described as large and high quality with ample water. a concentrator is expected to be erected after further work. The water pump operates continuously to keep levels down. Governor Murphy says Arizona statehood legislation will be favorably reported and likely pass in the Senate this session, with House action expected next winter.
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