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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1896

Page

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Florence canal dispute ends with receivership and riots

Judge J H Kibbey returned from Florence after ten days attending farmers in the Casa Grande canal case. Contempt rulings, a replacement for Court Commissioner Miller, and a receivership for the canal led to riot charges against sixteen irrigators. three verdicts were not guilty and motions to dismiss followed. The Florence water war highlights broader tensions over water rights and canal management in Arizona.

J. H. Kibbey Florence W. R. Sone Dan Stevens Pinal County Rouse Miler Hammond Casa Grande Canal Miller Thomas Weeden Milley Canal Company Florence Canal Arizona Casa Grande Valley (Canal) Company Gila

Timber lands dispute and debt critique dominate Courier coverage

The Courier argues against Murphy’s timber land lease bill preserving university timberlands, fearing loss of $3,000,000 in property. It also critiques gold standard policy, mortgage debt, and calls for demonetizing gold, with broader notes on mining prospects near Arizona and statehood finances.

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Free Milling Gold Ore Seen Across Humbug District

Report notes abundant free milling gold ore in Humbug country with many prospectors active across Arizona. Regular claim work plus numerous newcomers scour territory seeking new mines. Assay offices widely crowded as tests proliferate.

Arizona Cripple Creek Humbug Victor Leadville Phoenix Colorado Aspen Ouray Silverton Creede Summitville United States

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Qantas B. M. Johnson & Bros Ancil Martin I* 1 Mesa LUCK L. van Horn Vanhorn Attorneys & Counselors Law Dineman & Gill H. C. Longmore C J. Williams Meea D. Morton A. P.shewman Morton & Shewman Attorneys-at-Law Mesa Ciy Cyrica Arlington Block Mesaity Charles Stevens Cor Monterame and Adams Sts Sale Stable E.J. Long Our Hardware and Grocery Myers Canton Claus Santa Ana Cal Standard Arizona Star Tucson Dumas Fils Meissciner Garde Humbug District
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