Bar Silver Advances on New York Exchange
Bar silver rose four cents an ounce on the New York Exchange with prices boosted by reports of Chinese and East Indian speculative buying in London. Dealers offered little explanation beyond these cables, while silver mining shares showed no reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
New York
London
China
India
Hina Ie
Shanghai
Persia
Chow Tzu- Cchi
Liang Shih-yi
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittman
National Bank of Commerce
Sweden
Arizona Banks Show Large Gains Across State
Arizona bank reports indicate gains with reduced bank liabilities and total assets across 69 state and 21 national banks totaling 53,122,064 dollars, though below February figures. Phoenix leads with 14,467,033 dollars in deposits. Prescott and other towns follow with varying amounts. The article notes public funds and bond issues in the Willcox case and a Phoenix Central Finance contract involving guarantees and a receiver's control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Prescott
Tueson
Hisbee
Safford
Miami
Ray
Hayden Wind Winkleman Frances
Gil Valley Bank & Trust Company
Meatean
West Coat Mercantile Houses
Supreme Court
de Stone
Isene
Tombstone
Sames
Willcox
Central Finance Corporation of Phoenix
Government Radio Handbook Published by Government Printing Office
A new government radio publication prepared by the Bureau of Standards titled The Principles Underlying Radio Communication is issued as Signal Corps Radio Communication Pamphlet No. 40. A 600 page, durably bound book with 300 illustrations explains radio principles and the construction and operation of transmitting and receiving apparatus including electron tubes. It costs $1.00 plus postage and is available from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Signal Corps
Government Printing Office
Ant
Washington, D.C
United States
Canada
Cuba
Auto License Fees In March Reach $12,249.50
Phoenix dispatch reports in March the secretary of state office collected 12449.50 in motor vehicle license fees, with three month total 18680. The year 1921 totals reached 35049 registrations, plus 29137 more vehicles and 208 motorcycles licensed in the first quarter. The funds went to the general road fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ernest Ro Hall
John McK. Redmond
Secretary of State
Secretary of States
Secrtary
Raymond R. Earhart
General Road Fund
Iice
Monument over Ed Schieffelin’s Grave Confirmed
Eyewitness accounts from 1897 describe the tombstone monument built by August Naron and monument builder Mr Jones as centered over Tombstone founder Ed Schieffelin’s grave. Builders used a derrick, shovels, and cement foundations while ensuring the casket lay beneath the monument’s center, despite a driveway surrounding the site.
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Jones
Tucson
Micheen
August Naron
Edward Schieffelin
Maron
Schieffelin
Thone
Ed Schieffelin
Tombstone
Border Highway 1S Being Signed
M C Skinner and F Atkins of the Automobile Club of Southern California surveyed the Borderland Highway in Tombstone placing signs with directions and distances. Posted routes run from San Diego to Tombstone via Holtville Yuma Ajo Tucson Benson and Bisbee. Signs mark junctions where motorists may doubt the proper direction.
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M.C. Skinner
F. Atkins
The
Automobile Club of Southern California
Tombstone
Skinner
Atkins
San Diego
Holtville
Yuma
Ajo
Tucson
Benson
Bisbee
Divide
Tombstone Canyon
Man Confesses to Mann Act Violation in Arizona
A man pled guilty to Mann Act violation in Yuma after federal authorities arrested him near Wellton. Twenty four prisoners approved for pardons and paroles by the board in the next two months, with four of the freed serving first terms. The admission was entered at the U S commissioner’s hearing in Yuma, announced by Attorney General Galbraith.
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Yuma
Aria
Bo Ford
Phoenix
H. B
U.S
Board of
Ford
Wellton
W. J.ties
Evi Galbraith
Ties
Notice of Public Sale of Desert Land Tract
Department of the Interior will offer at public sale to the highest bidder at not less than 2.50 per acre, on May 29 at 10 A.M., a tract in Lat 4 Sec 15 and Lot 1 Sec 19 T21E, described as unsuitable for cultivation. Sale closes when bidding ends. payment due immediately. Claim adverse interests by filing ob jec tions by sale time at Phoenix. First publication April 23, 1922. Yuma bees produce 250000 lbs honey.
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Department of the Interior
Ule
General Land Office
R. S
William J. Davis
Oelock
RK Bo & M
Phoenix
Art
Price slump in copper not serious say Arizona mining editor
Arizona Mining Journal reports copper prices dip but not severely and that reopening mines like Morenci and Ray have stabilized demand. Industry leaders foresee steady production, copper shingles and roofing growth, with Anaconda plans to supply yearly copper for shingles and exterior building needs amid broad regional development.
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Anaconda Company
Sears
Cochise Supervisors Endorse State Highway Route
Cochise County supervisors endorse a state highway route through the county connecting with Pima. The action places the route on official county record and aligns regional transportation planning with neighboring districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise County
Board of Supervisors
Pima
Big gold strike reported at Dos Cabezas mine
Reports reach Tombstone of a major gold discovery at the Shimax Extension and Mineral Park mine in the Mineral Park district near Dow Cabezas. KO Bradshaw has taken an option on the property after a vein of free gold is seen in quartz across a wide reef and significant ore bodies.
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Tombstone
KO Bradshaw
Shimax
Mineral Park
CH Hannah
al Time
Dow Cabezas
Bradshaw
Douglas
Sears
Ace
Arizona Cattle Shipments Rise and Fall Across States
District forest office figures from Albuquerque show 1920 slaughtered 275,000 cattle and 1,957,000 shipped out. 1921 slaughter declined to 66,075 with 191,083 shipped. California and Northwest shipments rose in 1921, but Missouri finishing cattle fell. most Arizona shipments went to California in 1921 and about 5,000 head to Old Mexico.
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Albuquersse
California
Northwest
Missouri
Arizona
Old Mexico
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Bank of Phoenix
Government Radio Handbook
Ed. Scherfelin
Central Mining Company
E. Schieffelin
John R. Towles
Register
Scott White
Charles F. Willis
Arizona Mining
Ching
Ray de Mater
Utah
Nevaia
Thea Pen
New Jetine
Cabinnet & Ari
Drahee
Cornelia
Mintel
Toston
Globe
Perume
Y. Nave
Hb Tuyet
Vhltiary
Magma
Superior
Jerome
d'Or
el Capiten
Warren
Patosonly
Cainmel
Arizona Mining Company
Southwest
Newett
George Ao Newett
Dtttor
Koaloe
New Meateo
Douglasbee
Bensson
Tarson
Florence
Mesa
Phewbly
Avira
United Sten
Fortes
United States Gov. Comment
Arizona State Highway Department
Jounes Hart
Bossi
MC Hanns
Arieotiu
Dos Cabezas
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