Water irrigation proposed for Gila River to aid Indians
In a Washington lecture Prof. FH Newell argues the first government irrigation project should be a dam on the Gila River at San Carlos Arizona. The plan would reclaim arid land for white settlers and relieve starving Indians dependent on diverted water, seen as mercy and justice.
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FH. Newell
Washington
Dee Tie
Gila River
San Carlo
Arizona
Los Angeles Times
Railroad Combine in the Southwest Allies Against Rock Island
San Diego chamber of commerce delegates George W Ferguson H P Wood and George W Marston report on the proposed San Diego and Eastern railway route. They highlight irrigation and agricultural potential from San Diego through Phoenix to Florence Benson Bisbee and adjacent areas, stressing new linkages to transcontinental lines and the project’s surveying already begun east of San Diego.
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George W. Ferguson
H. P. Wood
George W. Marston
Chamber of Commerce of
San Diego
San Diego and Eastern Railway
Me. Marstee
Los Angeles
Imperial Company
Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Govenor Murphy
Benson
Florence
San Diego County
Delta
Yuma
Arizona
Gila
Benson, Bisbee
el Paso
F W. Parker
W. Mitchell
Eugene van Patten
H. B. Holt
Alamogordo
Dadge Parker
Southern Pacific
Bisbee
C. C. Srouse
Tucson
San Carlos
Frank Cox
A. B. Fall Aith John Franklin
W. E. Baker
LasOrucen
S. P. Hutchinson
Bisbee Road
W. M
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New Mexico
Alavogardo
Rail rivals clash as lines seek Pacific Coast control
The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe join for Pacific Coast traffic, facing Rock Island and Burlington routes for Northwest business. Rumors say Rock Island plans a desert cross to San Diego as a transcontinental terminus while Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe completes Prescott and Phoenix purchase. Ripley outlines Dec 12 meeting topics in Topeka as the firm’s expanded system grows from Ash Fork to Prescott and Phoenix with branches.
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Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
California
Rock Island
Borington
Theljees
Burlington-Northern Pacific
Northwest
San Diego
New York Sun
P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
Kansas
Santa
Atchison Company
Prescott
Phoenix
Atchison
Beth Low Wins New York Mayorship On Fusion Ticket
Last Tuesday's elections in New York gave Beth Low a mayoral victory on a fusion ticket with 254,892 votes to Edward Shepard's 265,128. Jerome won district attorney. Van Wyck faded for supreme court. California voters chose Schmitz for mayor in San Francisco, signaling union party gains amid labor drives.
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Seth Low
Fusion
New York
Lehmitz
Upson
San Francisco
Kentucky
Maryland
United States
Tammany Organization
Schmitz
Wells
Tobin
State University
Union Labor Party
California
Rail line survey north of Mammoth toward Benson noted
Tucson Star reports F M Pool of Shultz describes a railway engineers corps locating a line up the San Pedro above Mammoth en route to Benson and notes potential significance of Galacia gold mines. Also includes sea shell advertisement from Florida and a public notice from Mrs F A Warner and a cash-only credit demand from G EB Anauto in Florence Arizona dated Sept 21 1901.
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Tucson
F. M. Pool
Shultz
San Pedro
Mammoth
Benson
Galacia
G. EB
Anauto
Florense
Ariz
Arizona Awakening Mining Boom Foretold in West World
Native American notes report Miss Mabel Gould transferred to Pine Ridge as teacher and Miss Anna Bullard arriving to mentor girls. Supt. Meskimoos departs with fourteen children for Carlisle. six from Gilling Day School join the delegation. Lily Roberts resigns from assistant seamstress post due to ill health. Rev. Cook begins Sunday services. Three Sewickley girls donate fifteen hundred pages of reading to nearby Indians as a tea treat for returning students. Arizona’s awakening mining growth is cited as entering its greatest period, with mineralized territory and camps across counties. Also noted is a mandolin piano waltz by James Eb. Hurst and Hollywood novelty ad copy.
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Sneaton Kotes
Mabel Gould
Pine Ridge
Anna C. Bullard
Lamar
Arkansas
Meskimoos
Carlisle
Gilling Day School
Lily Roberts
Lucy Ramona
Cook
Sewickley
Pau
Suchton
Arizona
Tea Garden Drips Sugar Syrup Improves Sweet Treats
A high quality sugar syrup named Tea Garden Drips is marketed as a coveted, always wanted ingredient for desserts. Manufactured by Pacific Coast Syrup Co in San Francisco with a Grocer contact at 707 719 Sansome Street.
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Pacific Coast Syrup Co
Sansome St
San Francisco
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Greene Consolidated Co
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Mexico
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Nogales
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Lee Troxel
2Ith Volunteer Infantry
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Percy McCabe
Graydon
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Aarent
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Beach
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Hollywood Novelty .C
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Windsor
Joseph Spinas
Aquiles Arriola
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Geo. M. Brockway
Ah Lee's Restaurant
Foursee Tamuns
P. R. Brady, Jr
C. W. Hardy
Por
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Ancil Martin
Arizonas
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Law Esr
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Offee and Founlance
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WG. Davis
H. B. Texxay
E. W. Graves
Asst
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N.mcleod, EM
Colorado State School of Mines
Towting Laboratories
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Champa
Denyer, Colo
Lem Wing Chung
10Th and
Bailey Streets
Uelyin, Troy and
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Taylor Brannaman
Prop
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Watchmaker
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Casa Grande
M. E. Woods
C.R. Michea& Co
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