Copper Output Leaders in Arizona for Last Month
Arizona's copper production last month totaled 26 500 000 pounds with Copper Queen leading at 9 150 000 pounds. Calumet & Arizona Superior & Pittsburg and United Verde mines contributed 4 000 000 and 1 000 000 pounds respectively. Arizona's 1908 copper output neared 205 100 000 pounds. Twenty years earlier the territory ranked low among western camps.
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Arizona
Queena
Calumet & Arizona
Superior & Pittsburg
Senator Clark
United Verde Mines
Springfield thinker sparks Civil War in a needle’s eye
A Springfield speaker delivers a pointed tirade mocking an enemy by claiming a soul so small as to fit in the eye of a cambric needle. He says civil war would erupt there and hundreds would be slain, yet hills and valleys would remain for the defeated to flee to.
Philadelphia bacteriologist links blood to tuberculosis spread
The Philadelphia bacteriologist Dr. R C Rosenber reports proving in 50 or 60 cases the presence of the tuberculosis germ in human blood and that blood can convey the bacillus between body organs, a finding deemed second in importance only to Koeh’s discovery of the tubercular bacillus in the global fight against tuberculosis.
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Philadelphia
R. C. Rosenber
Koeh
Indian War Looms in Oklahoma Led by Crazy Snake
Oklahoma faces an Indian war with several fatalities as Chief Crazy Snake rallies tribes for armed confrontation. Militicia report surrounding Crazy Snake and his band in a canyon with a battle expected soon.
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Oklahoma
Crazy Snake
Ari
Taft Sparing Rough Rider Despite Doping Claims
Washington sources claim President Taft intends discipline for the Rough Riders but appears to spare one member George Curry. He reportedly had a chance to remove Curry and declined to act.
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Washington
Taft
George Curry
Smile says the Union Progress on Congress
The Union Progress notes that people smile often when reflecting on current congressional happenings. The brief comment highlights a lighthearted view amid political debates and daily news.
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Union
3. C
Congress
Mining Code Commission Named by Governor Kibbey
The twenty fifth legislature passed a law to appoint a Mining Code Commission to draft a territory mining code for the next legislature. Governor Kibbey named W. L. Clark, WF Staunton, J. Ho Whig, Charles J. Kimball, and Thomas Armstrong Jr as members, with Whipple and Kimball designated practical miners. The commission aims to address mine and miner regulations and inspector powers.
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John Hampton
Graham County
Kibbey
Mining Code Commission
W. L. Clark
United Verde
Jerome WF. Staunton
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company
J. Ho Whig
Globe
Charles J. Kimball
Crown King
Thomas Armstrong, Jr
Phoenix
Messrs
Howling at town woes fades when work fills time
A pessimistic view loses impact when a person stays busy with constructive labor. The quote urges focusing on meaningful effort to improve the town instead of idle criticizing.
Steel Trust Explains Duty Cut Not Adequate for Wage Falls
The steel trust asserts that the proposed duties reduction on steel products is insufficient to justify any wage reduction. They argue the measure fails to provide an ex cuse for lowering workers' pay.
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Steel Trust
Cochise Republicans Snub Governor Hopeful Kibbey
Cochise County Republicans show displeasure with Governor Kibbey by excluding him from local endorsements signaling friction over gubernatorial ambitions. The rebuff underscores tensions between the state executive and district party leaders as election potential shifts.
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Kibbey
Cochise County
Cochise
Tariff Changes Promise Consumer Hardship Ahead
The text warns that any tariff revision will inevitably burden the consumer, delivering not only the worse of it but even more. It suggests unavoidable increases or negative effects for household budgets and daily living costs.
Col W C Greene Again Smiles Through Fortune
Arizona friends report Col W C Greene is once more favored by fortune as he receives good luck and favorable news.
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Arizona
Col. W. C. Greene
Dame Fortune
Monte Carlo Dreams Fade As Naco Saloon Plans Fade
After the Pace bill passed, Naco and Bitbee saloon men bought options on buildings hoping the county would go dry and Naco Sonora would become a gambling hub. With the segregation bill's passage, those hopes fade as options expire and Monte Carlo dreams wane.
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Atic
Naco
Bitbee
Dry
Sonora
Monte Carlo
Territorial items of interest condensed
A mosaic of Arizona notes covers potential Pace county politics hospital brewing plans and local race issues. The Pace local option question may decide the fate of a $100000 Tucson brewery project while other items report a Winton car record at Fish Creek Hill, a prominent attorney’s death in Tucson, film scenes in Yuma, and political shifts with the Clifton band in Graham county.
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Pace
Tucson
Courts Transactions Record Bond, Debts and Estates
In court yesterday bond matters and habeas corpus ruled with releases on own recognizance. Foreclosures and debt suits filed by Miners Merchants Bank of Bisbee against Delaware and Svea Insurance Co, with several suit numbers and amounts listed. Estates of Brannick Riggs Con Sullivan Elsie Toles Fame T Seats Major Madden addressed with hearings set in April and April 26 for administration and sale actions.
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J. HL. Riley
Lowell
Territory
Ve. Francis
Cook Va
White
Tombstone
U.S. Grand Jury
Sui . Ghls
Miners & Merchants Bank of Bishee Ve
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Miners & Merchante Bank of Bisbee
National Fire & Insurance Co
Glod
Minera & Mere Chants Bank of Bisbee Ve Delaware Insurance Co
Miners & Mere Chants Bank of Dighee
Westchester Fire & Insurance Co
Miners & Merchante Bank of Bisbee Ve Svea Insur
A New Co
Daniel Madden
Thal
Contemplating Extensive Development At Tombstone Co
J W Shelor and Dr T M Smith visit Tombstone Silver Copper Co holdings surveying mines and lines for patenting. Company plans thorough opening of groups this year with a survey this week. Clifton is now an incorporated Arizona town with improvements aimed at better health and sanitation.
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J W. Shelor
T.M. Smith
Tombstone Silver & Copper Co
Tombstone
Shelor
Clifton
Arizona
Limite
Cameron Introduces Additional Bills in House
A Washington dispatch reports Delegate Cameron of Arizona introduced bills in the house for the exchange and payment of Pia and Coconino county bonds. He seeks payment of 7442 dollars to Wm. Wooster of San Carlos for freighting contracts and notes four establishments at Swansea Yuma county with Mrs Stella Siprel as portmaster, and Trust Coconina county with James M Latimer as postmaster.
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Washington Dispatch
Cameron
Arizona
Pia
Coconino County
Wm. Wooster
San Carlos
Swansea
Yuma County
Stella Siprel
Trust
Coconina County
James M. Latimer
Governor Grants Two Pardons
Governor Kibbey pardoned Jesus Martines, an inmate of Benson reform school, to enable deportation to Mexico. He also pardoned W. C. Druillard from Tucson county jail for obtaining money under false pretenses to support his family.
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Kibbey
Jesus Martines
Benson Reform School
Martines
Tucson
Mexico
J. Chey
W. C. Druillard
Special Examiner Sees Delayed Phoenix Rate Hearing Decision
Special Examiner Frank Lyons of the Interstate Commerce Commission told the Maricopa Commercial club that the commission may take two years to decide the Phoenix rate complaints. He suggested another hearing may be needed, possibly in Phoenix or Washington, before any merits ruling.
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Frank Lyons
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maricopa Commercial Club
Phoenix
Washington, I, C
Arizona Brakeman Dies Under Train Near Tucson
GH, a head brakeman on the Benson local, was run over and killed Monday eight miles east of Tucson by the train he worked on. His body was found by the International passenger train crew arriving in Tucson at 10 10. Two theories exist: a fight with tramps possibly causing a fall, or a misstep while running over the cave. Southern Pacific detectives investigate.
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Filer
Benson
Tucson
Fife
Southern Pacific
Condemnation Settlements End Four Of Six Suits
In the Roosevelt reservoir case four of six condemnation suits were settled, with $20,200 awarded in district court. United States Attorney Alexander helped obtain reductions, the largest payment being $14,000. The report notes water supply difficulties for camp operations and growing demand from new arrivals and horses.
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Roosevelt Reservoir
Tobe
United States
Alexander
Bisbee Revie
Douglas
Min ing World emissary visits Tombstone and local notices
Wednesday's W A Root from Chicago attends intereete of hie jonenal in Tombstone while William Bennett tours Fairbank on business. C A Taylor of Douglas visits Tombstone, and the Muchamich Mercantile Co. announces the opening of their Haster Millinery on Friday April 2 with new Parisian models. Frank Lane, longtime Tombstone pioneer, dies of pneumonia. Elks plan a funeral gathering. Frank Myers arrives from Bisbee. Mrs Myers recovering from surgery. John Blair, Bisbee pioneer, dies at Copper Queen Hospital from Bright's disease. Clifton incorporation boosts elk organization prospects.
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Muchamich Mercantile Co
Haster
Tombstone Inilien
Frank Myers
Fort
Bisbee
John Blair
Copper Qwen
Bright
Johnny” Blair
Southwest
Col W C Greene says Sierra Madre projects proceed
Col W C Greene asserts all origins projects for Sierra Madre development will expand and be carried out. He claims 2,000,000 acres of timber through railroad concessions remain secure, mining concessions lapsed by January, and renewal is blocked by new Mexican laws. He says about $20,000,000 more is needed and work on the railroad continues.
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Sierra Madre
4 Madre
Government of
Mexico
el Paso Times
W C. Greene
Union
Arizona Day at the Seattle Fair
Frank H. Lond from Seattle reports Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition officials have named August 1 as Arizona Day. The campus site includes permanent buildings funded at 3.6 million dollars for exposition use and eventual university transfer. Lond plans to attend with many Arizona friends and notes Arizona weather as a model climate.
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Frank H. Lond
Seattle
Warhinet. N
Tucson
Arizona
Lord
University
Weiilly
Frank HH. Lord
Mr. Lord
Lord and Williams
Tomtstone
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Arizona Mining Code Commission
Fish Creek Hill
Hughie Hughes
He HL Stone
Hughes
Richard Harrison
California
Tom Falvey
Santa Cruz
Pima
Yura
Charlie Meadows
Ed Hodges
Bob Anderson
George Bayne
Felix Mayhew
John B. Hampton
Kibty
Adams
Tucson Star
Ariua
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Customs Service
W. J. Eddieman
First National Bank of
Bishes
Cananes
Greene Cananea
Father Murrer
Acarriage
W.C. Greene
Guerrero
Sshushipa
Department of Fomento
Chihushua
Paradise
Ister Covkt
J Cguy Michener
Jessie C Michener
Frodate Covet
Brannick Riggs
Con Sullivan
Elsie ‘Toles
Estate of Fame
T Seats
Walter Dykeman
Frederick J. Clark
W.A. Root
Chicago
Willian Bennett
Fairbank
Busipment
C. A Taylor
Frank Lane
Euen
Order of Elks
W. Gilmore
Cardus
A. C. Beaver
Uniecc
Route No. 1
Marbleton
Tenn
Ayer
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