Missing Link Lode mining claim filing near Mineral Creek
United States land office notices disclose A Whiteford filing for the Missing Link Lode in Pinal County Arizona with details of location, bearings, and stake landmarks tied to the Vindicator Parson and Harbank lodes. Adverse claim rights must be filed within 60 days at Tucson Land Office.
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Laxp Orvier
Tresox
Arizona
A. Whiteford
Florence
Picalevaniy
Arimacn
Beariog
Miseral Creek
Pinal County
United States
United States Land Office
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Tucson
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Burbank
Harbank
Mineral Creek
Parson Lode
Waide
Parson Jode, Survey No 1244; Watt To Cor
Beebank
Pinal Co
Arizona Territory
Kelvin
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Register of the United States Land Offce
Pima County
Milton R. Moore
Register
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Nice
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Terence
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Croeis Siftune Diseriet
County
Arigna
Cain
Calor
Benet
Danham Lode
Delvin
Berok
Mita
Tacsun
Ariacas
Newlands irrigation bill gains chance in coming session
The Los Angeles Times reports Congressman Newlands believes the arid lands reclamation bill may advance next session. Proceeds from public land sales, about $2 million yearly, would fund storage reservoirs and canals to aid settlers, with installments paid over time and a revolving fund to sustain ongoing projects. The Herald warns against direct appropriations, while supporters argue the Newlands bill, plus broader irrigation measures, could unlock significant nationwide benefits.
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Los Angeles Times
Newlands
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Newill
Herald
Cangrens
the Herald
Wales
Congress
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United States Land Office
Belpw Wake
Recoval Irrigation Association
Hydrographic Division
United States Geological Survey
Rivera
Arkansas
Platte
Senate
Wyoming
Lake Kauipeska
Swat Dakota
Arie
Treasury of
The
United States
Srn
National Irrigation Association
Middle West
Prominent Arizona party visits Tombstone for ore prospects
A distinguished party led by Frank Murphy arrives in Tombstone to inspect ore bodies and promote a Phoenix to Benson railway line via the San Pedro Valley while linking with the Phoe-Dodge route. Accompanying Murphy are F R Dest J H Emmett and George M Goodale en route to Fairbank for further talks. The Osldwell (Kas) Advance laments urban editor duties.
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Newts
Franke M. Murphy
Prescott, Santa Fe
Phoenix
Murphy
Arizona
Benson
San Pedro Valley
Pheps-Dodge
F. RB. Dest
J. H. Emmett
Dir Murphy
George M. Goodale
United States
Fairbank
Osldwell
Kas
Thanksgiving Proclamation from Arizona Governor 1901
The Arizona governor proclaims November 28 1901 as a day of thanksgiving and praise honoring national and territorial progress. The proclamation cites prosperity in harvests precious metals grazing and industrial growth and urges residents to attend services and give thanks under divine guidance. It closes with the governor’s signature and the territorial seal at Phoenix.
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United States
Divine Deere
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Arizona
Phoenix
NO. Murphy
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