Mining patent notices for Missing Link and Dunham mining claims
Two mining patent notices from the United States Land Office Tucson dated October 17, 1901 describe patent applications for the Missing Link, Dunham and Dunbar lode claims in the Mineral Creek and Pinal county Arizona district. Each notice details claim lengths, bearings, ground width, survey references, and requires adverse claim filings within 60 days to avoid bar. Milton K. Moore signs as Register in both notices.
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Ustrep
Tronx
Arizona
United States
U. A. Whiteford
Pinal County
Arisna
Elsim
United States Land Office
Burbank Nua Parson Lodes
Burbank
Sus
Cor
Bside
Mineral Creek
Parnon
Parson Lode
Globe
Pees Arnt Tertet
Aniveral Creek
Pinal Co
Arizona Territory
Kelvin
Gila River
Register of the United States Land
Tucson
Pima County
Ilton R. Moore
Register
Smc
Uniteds
Teccos
G. A. Whiteford
Florence
Dunham
Ilver
Turson
Arivos
Car Nock
Ide Tion
Pitts Poe
Stingeral Creek
Dunham Lode
Pigal County
Register of
the United States Land Office
Milton K. Moore
Outlaws Fight Report Follows Fatalities in Sunset Clash
A posse pursued six outlaws at sundown last Tuesday night leading to a fierce battle. Will Maxwell was killed, Carlos Tufella wounded, with Maxwell shot through the head. One outlaw said to be killed and another wounded as the posse captured the gang’s loot and horses. Observers note the darkness hindered the pursuit.
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Johns Herald
Will Maxwell
Carlos Tufella
B. ‘T. Holgate
Toe Satue
Tafvila
Tovra
Brodie
Angeles
Associated Press
Arizona
Murphy
Willlaw Chin
Phoenix
Roosevelt
Col
Col. Brodie
The Great Silver King Story of its Rich Find
A vivid retrospective by Harry Ellington Brooke in Los Angeles Mining Review recounts the Silver King mine discovery of 1875 1876 near Pinal City Arizona. It details ore wealth the rise of Silver King and Silver Queen camps the 800 foot depth decline and the bustling mining boom that followed including related towns mills and early railroad ambitions.
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Harry Ellington Brooke
Los Angeles Mining Review
Bows Shepherd
Chibushuy
Mexico
Pioal City
Picket Pst
Uoe
Los Angeles
Waoy
T Vane
Arizona
Mining Review
Geo. Stevemus
Gover
California
Sullivan
Wierane
Charles G. Siteon
Sulliver
Puveulx
Musou
Uiw
Quenny Sullivan
Jean
Picy
Dixsoun
Brightars
Benjani We Regan
Stoneman Grade
Copeland
VNU
Silver King
Pinal City
Lesa
Ploal
Pings City
Mineral Hill
Piow! Consolidated Company
wader Aeron Mason, baile + smelter
Botte Wprang
Calitiraicas
Diderit Creek
Ana
Charles Horn
Ray ‘Jolles
Pival
Hora
Pival County
Salt River Valley
Emily
Casi Grande
Giube
Turt
Salt Lake
San Diego
Yous
Copper Production of the World Century Totals
The Sun reports historic copper totals by country, led by the United States at 2 725 000 tons and Chile Bolivia Peru at 1 870 700. Spain Portugal 1 180 700 England 555 800 Germany Sweden Norway 681 600 Australia 343 890 Japan 232 600 and other countries 360 400. In one year three mines produced about 28 percent of output, with Anseonds 47 830 tons Calumet and Hesia 41 101 Rio Tinto 83 705, and five more mines pushing total to near half the world’s production. The five mines include Boston and Montana 27 700 United Verde 18 900 Manfield 18 950 Copper Queen 15 066 and Taarsas 12 000.
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The
Sun
New York
United States
Bolivia
Peru
Spain
Portugal
England
Germany
Sweden
Norway
Australia
Japan
Anseonds
Calumet and Hesia
Rio Tinto
Boston
Montana
United Verde
Manfield
Copper Queen
Taarsas
Liberal Irrigation Policy Calls For Large Scale Spend
J. J. Hits argues that arid land reclamation must be funded broadly not with meager sums. He cites $250 million previously approved for war expenses as a comparison and contends a $100 million investment in irrigation would yield $3.4 billion in wealth, creating homes for settlers and boosting eastern and midwestern manufacturers and southern cotton producers.
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Peru
Middle West
J. J. Hits
A Good Old Engine on the El Paso & Southern Line
Superintendent Choate and firm members arrived in Lordsburg in the Chiricahua officer car. They rode to Guthrie then Morenci aboard a private car built for El Paso & Southeastern officers. The car, ornate in oak, was pulled by the oldest engine, built in 1887 for the Baltimore & Ohio push.
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Lordsburg
Choate
el Paso & Southwestern Road
Puelps, Douge & Co
Chiricahua
Guthrie
Purported Cure and Arsenic Eating Tales in Local Memoir
A Logan County resident reports rapid improvement in paralysis symptoms after using Chamberlain's Pure Balm, praising its healing power and noting others with partial paralysis benefited. The piece also discusses arsenic eating in Styrian peasants, its dangers, and preserved bodies, urging travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoex Remedy. Brockway's Pharmacy sells the Balm and Remedy.
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Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Gro. R. McDoxaup
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Brockway's Pharmacy
Brookway
Not to be Caught Sponger Dilemma in Kraft Exchange
A Philadelphia Record commentary plays on phrases about being clever or caught in a trap. The speaker contrasts a sharp retort with a challenge to name a horned detail, framing a wry exchange about wit and humor.
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Sponger
Kraft
Philadelphia
Deafness Cure Charity Gift To Nicholson Institute
A wealthy woman cured by Dr Nichol’s artificial ear drums donated ten thousand dollars to the Nicholson Institute in New York to provide free ear drums to the deaf who cannot afford them. The gift supports access through the institute at 780 Wighth Avenue.
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C. R. Larson
Bay Villa
Sanders River
Cape Colony
South Africa
Tis
Vailey Aloe
Larson
Beorkway
Johnny
Paw
Morgan
Brockway
Chamberlals
Tien
Great Silver King
Andres Rebeil
Styria
Austein
Meas Oil Co
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