Grand Island Mining and Tanner Company Articles
The Grand Island Mining and Tanner Company is formed under Arizona territory law with William N. Brigham Hiram Wheeler and Charles K. Hayes of Marblehead Massachusetts as organizers. The firm will mine copper coal and other minerals and own operate mills plants and water power and to sell water and power. Principal business to include real estate, mining lands, and transportation facilities across Phoenix Denver and other sites in New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and Europe. Capital stock set at one million dollars in seven hundred sixty thousand shares of one dollar each. Commencement date October 17 1925. Board of seven directors to govern with officers including president vice president secretary treasurer and general manager. Notary public certificates and territorial confirmations filed.
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Charles K. Hayes
Harlborough
Middlesex
Massachusette
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Grand Island Mining and ‘Tanner Comiby
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Secretary of the Territory of Arizona_t
A. L. Nanteen Burdec
Cc. H. Akers
Mesa Free Press notice on contact and rates
The Mesa Free Press states no one may contact debtors on its behalf without written order of the publisher. Advertising rates are available on request and a yearly subscription costs $2.50.
Statehood debate frames Arizona vote in Cochise Review
The Cochise Review argues the main Arizona issue in the recent campaign was statehood. It critiques Republican and Democratic platforms on admitting Arizona, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, and urges Republicans to back statehood and nominate clean leaders to strengthen their stance.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
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Statehood
Anti- Murphy
Mark Santh
Cochise
Changes Expected in Southern Pacific Leadership Debate
The Enterprise discusses anticipated shifts under new SP president Mr Hay, noting Col Randolph may remain influential amid institutional continuity. It also reports Mormon students from Graham County departing for a three year Central and South American quest to verify Book of Mormon claims and Nephite descendants.
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Randolph
Arizona
Hays
Southern Pacific
Jong
Graham Courty
Central
South America
Lehi
Guile
Western Hemisphere
Murder at Yuma Shocks Territorial Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Devore of Yuma County was shot and killed while pursuing burglars Thomas Hart Cody and Ray. Details from a traveling informant described a saloon confrontation and a rapid sequence of gunfire as the killers fled before a train eastward.
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Sherif Devore
Yuma County
Thomas Hart
Cody
Ray
Jefe
Devore
Yuma
W. KE Lim Uons
President's pledge to keep capable office holders
The Globe Democrat cites a White House message stating that when the president invites his cabinet to stay for a second term, trusted officials at all levels will be retained. Removals will only occur for cause, with appointments limited to deaths or voluntary resignations. The policy covers Postmasters, collectors, district attorneys, judges, ward heelers, and other federal officers.
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Globe Democrat
Washington
Rsponse
Issuue
Time Schedule Change on Northern Line and Rail Officials
A complete timetable update covers the Northern line with westbound arrivals at Ash Fork at 12 10 PM and eastbound departures at 5 55 PM. Westbound trains reach Ash Park at 9 30 AM and return at 12 35 PM. The local train leaves Ash Fork at 6 PM for Prescott arriving 8 35 PM and Phoenix 2 49 AM. Other timings and errors noted. Charles M. Hays becomes Southern Pacific president earning 55000 yearly. previously in 1893 he was a Frisco clerk in St Louis earning 40 monthly. An amusement hall is due for completion in two to three weeks with a grand ball next Friday. Advertisements note Acker’s English Remedy promises refund if no relief for coughs cold or croup. price 25 cents to 50 cents. daily dose 2 W. Bailey, Druggist.
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Ash Fork
Ash Park
West
Charles M. Hays
Southern Pacifc Railroad
St. Lewis
Bess
Ag Acker
W. Baily
Timber Culture Notice for Final Proof in Arizona
Theodore P. Banta of Mesa Arizona filed intent to make final proof before the Clerk of the District Court in Phoenix on January 7 1901 for timber culture application No 921 covering the northeast quarter of section 26 township 1 south range 1 west. He names witnesses Daniel Drorbsugh John L Anderson Arthur W Johnson and Abraham L Smith all of Mesa Arizona.
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Theodore P. Banta
Mesa
Arizona
District Court
Phoenix
Daniel Drorbsugh
John L. Anderson
Arthur Ww. Johnson
Abraham L. Smith
Pasturage notice for animals near Mega Arizona
Notice states that B. B. DeNare placed a five year old gelding and a seven year old mare with brands in the pasturage on the home place two miles northwest of Mega Arizona in June 1898 and May 1899. Owner must pay charges at once or the animals will be sold as provided by January. A. L. POST dated December 18, 1900.
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Mega
Arizona
B. B. DeNare
Ng Brands
de Mare
Jan. A. L. Post
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