Arizona notes and prospects in the 1893 Sun era
Gov Huenes pursues work in Washington for Arizona while Mammoth Mine resumes grinding for gold. A Phoenix official resigns amid licence charges. The Coconino Sun enters its eleventh year as Bro Funston praises the paper. A Fort Lowell reservation plan to hand to Indians is debated. Steve Waite speaks on the Chinese question. Stephen M opposes Geary Act juggling. Tom Fitch returns to Phoenix to settle permanently. Salt River Valley may boom before spring. Ari zona new city Ari zola plans church amid lightning threats. Superstition district seen as a promising yet overlooked mining area. many prospectors fail by staying in shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Waite
Senate
California
Stephen M
Mesa Fruit Exhibit Aims To Rival California
Col Florence Tribune notes Phoenix Mesa and Tempe plan a combined fruit exhibit showcasing dried and fresh fruit with Mesa projecting strong progress. The editorial urges steady effort, claiming Mesa’s fruit sector is advancing toward nationwide prominence though Rome wasn’t built in a day.
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Phoenix
Mesa
Unclear Names Linked to Property Deed in Pinal County
A deed records James Peraltareavis and Sofia Loreto M de Peraltareavis transferring property to McCargar of Chico California. The text hints at a known figure Jim Reavis from Los Angeles County but provides no clear connection or context for that reference.
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Hell
San Quentin
Stockton
Pinal County
James Peraltareavis
Sofia Loreto M. de Peraltareavis
McCargar
Chico
Cal
Jim Reavis
Los Angeles County
Jim
Postmaster Robson injured in horse kick at noon
Our postmaster C. I. Robson was kicked by a horse while leading it to water. The blow dislocated the jaw on both sides and broke it left of the chin. Recovery is expected with care. initial fears of head injury proved unlikely. The item also notes sports and local appointments in Phoenix and Mesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Robson
Stringtown
the Park
Phoenix
Phoenix Amateures
Stringtown Boys
Proclamation of International Irrigation Congress in Los Angeles
Governor proclaims a five day International Irrigation Congress to convene October 10 1893 in Los Angeles California. Delegates from states territories and foreign nations will discuss irrigation law securities and methods with aim to reclaim arid lands and create farms and wealth for Arizona and the western United States.
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Los Angeles
California
United States
Europe
Asia
Australia
Walter Q. Gresh
Department of the Interior
Congress
United States Geological Survey
Arizona
Congress of the
Hughes urges Arizona people to push irrigation delegation
I I C Hughes of the Territory of Arizona calls on residents to engage with Congress on irrigation policy. He urges selecting delegates to present territorial views and help steer reform toward national action, sealing the document in Phoenix on September 11, 1893.
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Mesa Free Press
Musa PueLisnine Co
W. 0. Morton
Turek
Thurspaay
Gov. Huenes
Washington
Turmill
Mammoth
Bulry Buankensuir
Demi Monde
Bro. Funston
Tueree
Fort Lowell
West
Tom Fitch
Salt River Valley
Arizola
Gila
Trippel
Hughes
Executive Department
Territory OF Arizona
I. I. C. Hughes
Territory
L. GC. Hughes
C. M. Bruce
Oxford
Alkire Dry Goods and
Phoenix, A. T
Ars
Barus
W. N. Standage
IS Now Offering
Main
Mesa City
Glagg
Talbot & Hubbard
Dr. Ensor
Institute
Gilson Block
A. P. Walbridge
Angelica
Rieslin
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