Florence mining notes and railroad plans in Pinal County
The Florence Tribune reports on a mining letter from Dudlesville, a yacht race between Shamrock and Columbia failing to materialize, and local interest in extending the Ray mine railroad through Florence. Official scrutiny over mesquite wood on government land near Maricopa is noted, with coverage of W.Y. Price and D. Reppy’s trip to Mineral Creek to urge Ray mine railroad extension and local traffic gains for Florence and the Kenilworth area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Columbia
Treasury
Maricopa
Phornix
W.Y. Price
D. Reppy
Mineral Creek
Ray
Plorsags
Cass Grande
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Bay Company
Florence
Kenilworth
Williamson, Anderson & Selluv
N. d. Mellor
Citizens Mass Meeting in Franexer Aviz September 30 1809
A September 30 meeting in Franexer Aviz called by J B Sniffen appointed C D Reppy as chair and G Powell as secretary. A five member committee was formed to confer with Ray officials and present to the Board of Supervisors with report due October 11. A resolution committee was named J B O Connor Ramon Arbaltio and J u Keating. Meeting adjourned to 2 p m October 9 at the Court House. The Tucson Star notes Frank Olsen of Washington Camp bought Griffith’s Dripping Springs ranch comprising 1 500 cattle 60 horses and improvements in Gila County with J C Glisgen appointed superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franexer
Aviz
Tucson Star
Frank Olsen
Washington Camp
United States
Grifith
Dripping Springs
Griffith
Gila County
J.C. Glisgen
Me. Olsen
Promising District Mining Boom in Pinal County
A vivid sketch from Duprevrine on Mineral Creek and the Dripping Springs range outlines a rising mining district in Pinal County. The report traces gold, lead, copper, and coal prospects along the Gila and San Pedro rivers, noting rich outcrops near Mineral Creek, the Saddle Mountain district, and the Seu Carlos copper reef, with multiple claims actively developed and roads and smelters in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Creek
Dripping Springs Range
Gila
San Pedro
Carroll
Scott, Branaman & O'Brien
Gila Ins
Dripping Springs
Deer Creek
Ash Creek
Saddle Mountain
Saddle Mountain District
Ray Mine
Seu Carlos
Lo # company
Mammoth Collins Supply Company Articles of Incorporation
Articles filed in New York and Arizona detail Mammoth Collins Supply Company to engage in real estate, mining and merchandise trading, form subsidiaries, issue ten dollar shares to capitalize thirty thousand dollars, and borrow up to twenty thousand. Board of three directors named J A Blaurock Cole Saunders A L Carpenter. Filing certified by Chamberlin, Arizona recorder, Sept 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Brannock
Cole Saunders
Carpenter
Territory of
Arizona
Mammoth-Colline Supply Company
County of
Pinal
Artions
United States
Blauroth
A. L. Carpenter
A. Dls
W.J. Marrey
Wai State
J. A. Blaurock
Facas
Murray
Notary Public
Serritory
Chamberlin
J. H. Carpenter
Lo'eloch
A. Chamberlin
G. Perrox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas
REPPY
Pinal County
Ofice
Dudlesville
Twene
Uncle Sam
Spain
Sammy
Betty
Sam
Pearl Hart
Tucson
Cosmopolitan
Royal A. Johnsos
Duprevrine
James Reed
Clay, Clay Co
W. Va
Chamberlain
Brockway's Pharminey
Seem
Arisona
Pia
Mammoth-Collins Supply Com
Pany
Board of Directore Daem Pro Prandsee
Werchandise
Mammoth
Wermass Wenenaor
A. D
John A. Blaurock
A L. Carpenter
State OF New York
New Yors
Smaly Tuman
Sean
Jeanerette
Law Offices
Logan, Demond & Harry
William Street
New York
Ari
Zona
Hon. Norton
Chase
Adare Hotel
A. F. Barker
ASEA
Eighth Streets
Florence, Ariz
San Peonorco
Anne
Johan
Bay Cuo ET
SAN Pedro Lumber Company
L. W. Blinn
Oregon
Cal
Flan Bi Ee Aeslinie
Los Angeles
Branel Yards
Long Beach
Compton
Whittier
California
Blackwells
Weil
Durham
Baca
Wheelman
WATCH
Poni
Thiekoows
Sterling Cycle Works
Kenosha
Wis
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