Water irrigation and reclamation proposals for the West
Editorial and reports discuss a dam on the Gila River at San Carboe Arizona to irrigate sand land for white settlers and aid starving Indians. Mentions Roosevelt policy, withdrawals of terrain, and efforts by Phoenix, Prescott, and the Belmont mine in Washington Camp.
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Gila
San Carboe
Arizona
Pet
Nogales
Geo. A. Lonsberry
Boston
Les
Bacon
San Francisco
Belmont
Washington Camp
Lonsberry
Water to Reclaim Desert Lands Urges Federal Action
Dr. Charles D. Wolcott spoke in Los Angeles urging federal support for water projects to reclaim arid lands. He argued reservoirs and controlled water flow would unite streams, aid settlement, and require cooperative systems funded with public investment, emphasizing forest preservation and development of the West.
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Charles D. Wolcott
United States Geological Survey
Los Angeles
Dr. Wolcott
Holland
Pntire Bay
War and political notes from Deming and region
Prom the Lordsburg Liberal reports a clash between the El Paso and Southwestern and the Southern Pacific at Deming over switching charges and yard access with trains halted and engines moved. It also notes a civil service case against Moses Dillon, a rumored new Bisbee daily paper, and proposed editors for the Tombstone Prospector with Republican backing.
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Lordsburg
el Paso & Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Deming
Ihs
Sod
Southern Pacifica
el Pano & Southwestern
Johnny Behan
Tucson Citizen
Moses Dillon
el Paso
Tex
Civil Service League
Civil Service Commission
Dillon
Bisbee
Territorial Central Committee
Sonora
Ite
Jas. H. McClintock
Tombstone
Roosevelt plans coast visit amid arid West policy hints
President Wheeler cites a Roosevelt interview indicating plans to visit the coast next summer and back a national policy favoring arid lands. Indications of regional engagement contrast with local legal battles as the Southern Pacific blocks El Paso and Southwestern crossings, while laborers gather amid disputes in Dous Any county.
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Baxvaurs
Ines Woxnces
University of California
Roosevelt
Brikter
Cal
Wheeler
Southern Pacific Railroad
el Paso
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Arizona Governor 1901
The governor proclaims November 28 1901 a day of thanksgiving in accordance with national precedent. He urges citizens to observe with family and church services, praising Providence for national prosperity and urging prayers for guidance. The proclamation is dated November 11 1901 and signed by Governor N C Murphy and Secretary Saac T Stoddard.
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United States
Dourssay
Luremont
Giod
Soveth
Arizona
Ling
Phoenix
N. C. Murphy
Overnor
Your Tongue Cleanser Pills Promise Health
An advertisement for Ayer s Pills claims coated tongue signals stomach and liver disorders and promises to cure dyspepsia, cleanse the tongue, and restore liver function. Priced 25 cents, marketed as easy to take with wide druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
San Carlos to be Abandoned and Property Moved
The military post at San Carlos will be discontinued with the interior department taking charge. Lieut. Riggs audits government property intended for transfer to Fort Grant or the agency, likely by November 80th. The site has been largely abandoned though a detachment remained to guard assets. a prior breach of trust led to the dismantling of the hospital and sale of doors and windows.
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San Carlos
Interior Department
Riggs
War Department
Fort Grant
Globe
Holbrook Argus
Tea Garden Drips Sugar Syrup Ad
Sugar syrup described as high quality and deliciously sweet for making taffy candy. Manufactured by Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Contact grocer for purchase at 707 719 Sansome Street in San Francisco.
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Pacific Coast Syrup Co
Sansome St
San Francisco
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Owa
Bill Greese
Beef Egan
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Phoenix and Eastern Railroad
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Florence
Tres Alamos
Venson
New Orleans Picayune
Democratic Party
Gulf States
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F, A, Warner
Pablo Beach, Florida
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Ariz
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Territory of
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Lon Anelea
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McCormick
Rock Island
Phelps-Dodge Company
Tucson Star
San Fernando
James E. Hurst
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Hollywood
California
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Geo. M. Brockway
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Franesce Tribune Office
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Piret
C. W. Hardy
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Windsor
Tucson
Casa Grande, Arizona
M. B. Woods
Prorrieron
C.R. Michell& Co
General Merchandise
Marcus A. Smith
Attorney AT Law
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Gils
Lem Wing Chung
10Th and
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Kelvin
Hoy
Taylor Brannaman
Prop
United States Mail
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Watchmaker
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Main St
Gwen
Ancil Martin
Joe and
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Phoenix, Arisooay
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Llorence Arizona
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