Water for the Indians Urgently Needed in Arizona
A Florence Tribune piece compiles editorial and public notices urging irrigation investment starting with a dam on the Gila River at San Carlos Arizona to supply water for arid lands. It highlights relief for starving Indians and quotes the Los Angeles Times on mercy and justice. It also notes local political comments, sugar beet prospects, tax appointments, and reactions from various papers about Governor Goebel’s murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gila River
San Carlos
Arizona
Burt
Los Angeles Times
Embezzlement Case Links Tucson Rail Appointments and Local Theft
The article notes Snover's appointment as Tucson division superintendent of the Southern Pacific Railroad, replacing Worthington who moves to San Francisco. It then reports on an embezzlement case involving A Price of Casa Grande and D C Stevens of Florence, where two youths seized Stevens property, sold it in Phoenix, and faced recovery actions. the property was seized by a constable as legal steps proceed, with the culprits at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snover
Tucson
Southern Pacifc Railroad
B.A. Worthington
San Francisco
Arizona
Phoenix Republican
A. Price
Casa Grande
D. C. Stevens
Florence
Lane
Mr. Price
Mr. Stevean
Oil for Smelting and Rail Expansion Across the Southwest
The Los Angeles Mining Review notes progress in using oil for ore smelting, citing Beaumont oil experiments in Perth Amboy and a plan to substitute oil in Mexican smelting if duties drop. Arizona and New Mexico rail extension from Lordsburg to Clifton advances, with Deming steel shipments and a new town named Hashita planned near the junction, amid mining optimism. Charles Rose, paroled from Yuma, rejects freedom to preserve a record for future pardoning and to retain mining claim rights as a citizen. Disbarment actions are filed in Coconi no county against Playstaff attorney Geo. W. Glowner for alleged fraudulent conduct.
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Los Angeles Mining Review
Petroleum Review of London
Daniel Guggenheim
New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
Beaumont
Tex
Perth Amboy
N. J
Mexico
Arizona and New Mexico
Lordsburg
Clifton
New Mexico Southwestern
Arizons
New Mexico
Dewing
Huchia
Cear
Deming
Hachita
Hashite
Charles Rose
Yuma
Journal-Miner
District Court
Coconino County
Geo. W. Glowner
Playstaff
New Arizona Rail Line Planned from Florence to El Paso
The El Paso Phoenix & California Southern Railway Company filed articles with the territorial secretary listing $10,000,000 capital. Incorporators are John J. Hodnett Tempe M H McCord Phoenix M E Curry Tempe and J A Kartz Phoenix. Western terminus Yuma eastern Benson and Florence as headquarters. The line spans about 500 miles through Sao Pedro and Saltwad Gila valleys, with New York capital backers and tax exemptions. Plans include surveys, rights of way, and a link to a transcontinental route, boosting mining areas and agricultural lands in the territory.
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Phoenix Gazette
el Paso, Phoenix & California Southern Railway Company
Territory
John J. Hodnett
Tempe
M. H. McCord
Phoenix
M. E. Curry
J. A. Kartz
Benson
Yuma
J. J. Hodnett
Messrs. McCord
Hodgett
New York
Ivog Carpe
Pinal County
Mammoth
Ray
Californte
Pow Bass
San Diego
Pacific Coast
el Paso
Atlantic Coast
Statehood Fervor Drives Tucson Governor's Talks
Governor Murphy visits Tucson to gauge support for Arizona statehood. He says prevailing sentiment is strong and plans a possible convention or conference with Mark Smith and the Phoenix and Tucson boards of trade weighing in. He hints a semi proclamation may guide delegates, aiming to show Congress broad territory backing.
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Sovernor Murphy
Tucson
Old Pueblo
Tuckson
Murphy
Mark Smith
Phoenix Board of Trade
Tucson Board of Trade
Conventiog
Phoenix
Congress
Territory
Stavewood
Arizons
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Shootout Near Clifton Ends Young Boy's Life
Cruz Sisneros, twelve, was killed near Clifton when Francisco Cantilo, fourteen, drew a .45 pistol and shot him in the head while he spoke with another boy. Earlier, Cantilo quarreled over spurs and likely mistook Sisneros for the rival.
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Cruz Sisneros
Clifton
Francisco Cantilo
Sisneros
Castillo
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Tie Pont
Indiana
I. ‘Newell
Washington
Tuxtlobe
Taylor
Kentucky
Goebel
W. P. Nichols
Willcox
George W. Vickers
Nicholl
Taunt
Salt River Valley
Fermere
Agar
Tax Youth’s Companion
Tom Frreu
Honolulu
McKinley
Philospher
Peter
Philoopher
Greece
Parsipent
Roosevelt
Jones
Alabama
Tuls
Smith
Snd
Florenge
Yuri
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Cisicago Tribune
Scots Fe
Santa Fe, Frescott and Phoenix Railroad
Gils
San Pedro
Old Camp Grant
Liberal
Kansas
Phelps Dodge Copper Syndicate
Texas
Colorao Desert
el Paso & Southwestern Company
Bisbee
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Matt
Santa Fe & Grand Canyon Railway
Grand Canyon Railway Company
Andres Rebeil
Joseph Spinas
Aquiles Arriola
A. Arriola
Lene
Consolidated National Bank
Ariz
Opfcers. MP
Panemax
W.C. Davis
H. B. Taxway
E.W. Graves
Aest
Arizona Consolidated
Stage and Livery CO
Daily Stage
Florence and Casa Grande
Sale Stables
Casa Crance
Phgnix
Oestrone Amricen Exchange National Bank
Bexglo-California
California
Exchange Nat'l Bank
Chicago
First National Bank
Los Angeles
Bank of Arizona
Prescott
Florence Pharmacy
Geo. M. Brockway
Ayer
J.H. Burge
Macon
Col
Taylor Brannaman
Prop
United States Mail
Lem Wing Chung
10Th and
Bailey Streets
Juan Solis
11Th and
Main St
Marcus A. Smith
Attorney AT Law
Pings
Graham and
Gila Counties
Telephone No
G. Keating
C. W, Hardy
C.R. Michea& Co
General Merchandise
G. E. Angulo’s
Main Street
Pat Reef
Antonio
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