Silver Belt case hints at subscription dispute
The article discusses a jury verdict of 19,959.88 with a 1,000 reserve, and touches on reservation business and investor concerns. It mentions Taper and a cash outlay, framing the dispute as a resource and capital question in a developing market.
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Arom Taper
Tiis
Tompstonn
Wiliam Brocaw
Peter Deveux
George Everrett
Johnson
Republican
Townstoun
George Warren Obear
Copper Queen Mining Co
Bisbee
Warren
Guattrell
Obear
Daily Republican
Crow and Woous
Saint Stock Company
J. E. Palmer
Tomas Towne
John Mulligan
Mollie Smith
Tomustoxe
Don Cutler
Nucasari
Sonora
Geronimo
San Carloz
Mollie White
Fruit Trees Prosper As Valley Develops Quickly
A fragmented note describes rapid development in a valley area with 215,420 fruit trees and 3,975 acres of land under cultivation. It mentions crape vines and fruit varieties such as plums, peaches, and grapes, noting cautious speculation about future prosperity and courtly prospects.
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Iver Valley
Vague Texan Valley Ceases Noting Harvests Yet
Observation notes large tracts of brush to be cleared and increased harvest prospects in the valley. Mentions Hancock as a key land figure and counts on more settlers, predicting harvest parity with last year amid heavy cultivation and expansion. Includes quoted rebukes from a Graham County judge on manslaughter verdicts and references to various crime and political topics across the region.
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Graham Ca
Arizona
San Francisco
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Sarr Lak
Utah
John Morgan
Southern Mission
Salt Lake
District Court
Second Judicial District
Territory of
Maricopa
M. W. Eales
J. M. Bryan
Ving Bryan
Morris Asher
Adolph Asher
Or & Brother
Arizon
Vins Bryau
Morrle Asher
M. Asher & Brother
A. P
Lam
Cell
Maranand
Gila and
Salt River
District of Lands
United States of America
Tucson
Halne
Phenis
A. T
United States
The Original Settlers of Mesa City and Mesa Canal
A historical account of the Mesa City and Jonesville colonies formed in 1877. Leaders and settlers from Utah and Idaho founding mesas, building canals, ditches, and town plots. Describes irrigation works, population around 150, schoolhouse, religious organization, and early hardships shaping Mesa and Jonesville communities.
Grapes and Vine Culture Promise colony's future
Fragmentary OCR suggests vines in grapes lings wet out and demonstrate fruit culture as a leading colony industry. Small crops were raised but canal enlargement reduced water supply. The present seeding season will bring significant crops, and Jonesville and Mesa colonies are poised to move past troubles toward prosperity.
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Cory
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D. J. Merril
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D. W Jones
Thomas Biggs
George E. Steel
A. E. Williams
Joseph McRae
Thos. Hurley
All About
TV Souls
R. R. Rogers
P.O. Mers Rill
D. J. Merrill
Joseph MacRae
Mesa City
G. W. Sirrine
W. L. Sirrine
T. C. Sirrine
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Ad Mesa
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