WETAL MINING IN ARIZONA FIELDS SUMMARIZED
The report states Arizona led copper production in the United States with a 1919 first half curtailment due to lower metal prices. Gold output rose to 265,019.43 ounces valued at 5,425,427 with Mohave mines sustaining heavy production. Zinc and lead outputs declined amid weak demand, while new plants and upgrades at Ray, United Verde and other mines aimed to boost processing capacity and ore treatment.
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Arizona
Amis
W. C. Heikes
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
United States
Kold
United Eastern
Mohave County
Milar
Zurine
Ams
Einviers
Doe
Ray Consolidated
Miami
Inspiration
Calumet
Ners
United Verde
Bay Consolidated
Sacramento
Bisbee
Clarkdale
Ajo
Cornelia Coper Company
Ray
Ray Hercules Company
Arizona Woman Holds Unique State Officer Post as Livestock Inspector
Arizona announces Mrs. Ghia Noonan of Gila Bend as the state's lone woman livestock inspector. Secretary Wo Stephens touts her skill, noting her discipline with inspecting cattle brands, roping, revolver use, and riding. He calls for more women to join, asserting capability to perform demanding inspection work.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
America
Ghia Noonan
Gila Bend
Noonan
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Wo Stephens
Th Board
Nuenan
Jim
Cettle
Maverie&s
Stephens
Woison
Building Temporary Bridge Near St David Bridge
County Engineer Sid Smyth reported after visiting the collapsed bridge site Sunday with Supervisor CM Roberts. A work crew is cutting river banks for a temporary crossing at Pomerine, with two more gangs at each river end, connecting to the St David bridge, now open for traffic. A separate crew is building a temporary span near the old bridge to serve until a new bridge plan is ready. Residents say relief efforts are adequate and disruption is limited.
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Sid Smyth
Beso
CM. Roberts
Smyth
Thousands of grain eating doves killed in Arizona
In Phoenix on August 6 local hunters, urged by farmers, shot large numbers of white wing doves that were feeding on grain. The bag total is not estimated, but it is described as several thousand.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Mining firms cut dividends in Arizona reshuffle
The article notes companies in the Tennessee mine era of wad and zinc saw dividends reduced by substantial margins. Major contributors included Phelpe-Dodge, Inspiration, United Eastern, Ray Consolidated, Ariens, Copper, Iron Cap, Miami, and Unirot Verde, with impacts spread across 191 percent reductions.
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Tennessee
Arizona
Phelpe-Dodge
Inspiration
United Eastern
Ray Consolidated
Ariens
Copper
Iron Cap
Miami
Unirot Verde
Noted animal man joins Arizona Livestock Squad tour
F Bishopp of Dallas Texas will join the Livestock Squad to tour Arizona for a month. He heads animal parasite control for the US Department of Agriculture entomology areas and will conduct meetings and demonstrations with range stockmen across counties.
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Ord
Agri Etra Extension Service
Bishopp
Dallas
Texas
Tucson
United States
Arizona
Teas
RW. Wells
Agricultural Extension Ofrvice
Doven Inesijl
Hearing on new telephone rates Sept 9 at state house
Stoke Commercial club notes a hearing on Postmaster General Burleson's proposed telephone rates set for September 9 at 10 o'clock in the state house Phoenix. Arizona Corporation Commission will conduct the inquiry with local exchange firms ordered to appear and justify keeping or restoring the pre transfer rates.
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Haring
Y AH Garaner
Stoke Commercial Club
Burleson
Phoenix
Tabeday
Tate House
Arizona Corporation Commission
Ben Ferguson
Beene
Arkona
HTM
Arizona
Graham expected to vote thousands at election
Graham county plans a bond issue of 206000 dollars for highway improvements after a state conference with State Engineer Maddock. The project would grade and surface a wide network from Safford to Willcox and Safford to Bowie, with side roads forming a 125 to 160 mile county system.
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Graham
Phoenix
Grahar
Martin Layton
Graham County
Safford
Willcox
Bowie
Pairview
Klondyke
Bonite
Watermelon Shipments From Phoenix Reach 160 Carloads
Salt River Valley Watermelon Grower's Association today released figures showing 160 carloads of watermelons packed from the Phoenix section in August. Melons sold from $10 to $125, with buyers paying a premium for quality. rainfall reduced supply and the association plans a meeting Saturday to discuss year’s business.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Salt River Valley
County raises wage of ten on road work
County board of supervisors in Tombstone voted to raise county road workers pay from 4.50 to 4.56 dollars per day retroactive to August 1, with a possible future raise if living costs rise. Dispute over publication of proceedings and concerns about misprints in the Douglas International noted. A letter from the American Automobile Association questioned local paving plans tied to the 4 million road bond issue and a transcontinental route through the city.
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Board For Supervisors
Tombstone
Charles M. Roberts
J. C. B Adams
J.M. Sparks
Adams
Roberta
Roberts
Sotice
Dougian International
the International
Hoberts
Douglas
Phoenix
Roads Department
American Automobile Association
Board of Supervisors
Tax Commission Hears Railroads and Mining Firms
Arizona Eastern Railroad officials along with United Verde Extension mining firm faced valuation questions as the state tax commission sat as a board of equalization. Tomorrow cattle meat dealers lumber mill and flour mill owners and smelter interests will present views on property assessment methods. Saturday the board expects more railroad submissions and undertakers views on fair valuation of business properties.
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Board OF Equalization
Phoenix
Arizona Eastern Railroad Company
State Tax Commission
United Verde Exten‘com
Copper Output of July Shows Some Increase
Copper production in Douglas shows July gains at Copper Queen and C and A smelters. July copper at Copper Queen rose over June with output around 3.49 million pounds and C and A totals near 4.85 million pounds. Furnaces at both plants operated with several reverberatories online as plans move for a new converter and expanded facilities in the Warren district.
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Douglas
Artz
City
Zecoerr
Queen
Warren
Everytiyns
University mining party visits Top Mines for field study
A group of about 15 students and several professors from the Arizona University School of Mines traveled to the Top Mines area in the Chihuahua region to conduct practical mining and mineral development research. The expedition, lasting five days, aims to map mineral districts in Southern Arizona and collect data on mining features for university records.
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Douglas
Ams
Arizona
Arizona University
Free War Kitchen Opens in Globe War Gardens
The az arden canning kitchen opens at the suspireston war gardens in Globe. Maintained by large stirring companies, it is free to any resident of Globe or Miami and surrounding territory. Grace E. Tufts, home demon, will issue housewifes on proper canning methods. A public market for vegetables from the gardens is also run by the managing companies. The kitchen is described as the only institution of its kind where everything is free.
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Globe, Ariz
Azarden
Suspireston War Gardens
Cansite
Tale Cistrict
Globe
Miami
Sartwanding
Grace E. Tufts
Glia County
Wil
Maning
War Garden
Typhoid Epidemic Tied to Camp July Outbreak
Mio rider Jane Beder returned August first from mandam where she had been since July with cooperating Colonel E P Grinstead. The typhoid outbreak in the camp during July prompted investigations led by Superintendent Leveak and Col Grinstead. Several deaths were reported as the epidemic spread among recruits and staff. Rider prepared to travel to Prescott with Dr Southworth to establish a new sanitary system there.
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Tucson
Mies
Jane Beder
Frommandam
EP. Grinstead
Leveak
Superina Mt Sense
Miss Rider
Coleone Grinstead
Diveares
Taunted Mexican Civilian Tells of Army Service in France
Bisbee Aug 5 Ramon Lopez says Mexicans taunted him for fighting with the American army in France. He was arrested after a fight with Celestino Olivera, who was jailed for the night. Lopez discharged a gun and will testify in police court this afternoon. patrolman Tex Barton followed the incident.
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Bisbee
France
Ramon Lopez
Chihuahashill
Lopez
Celestino Olivera
Lopex
Olivera
Ine
Tex
Barton
Phelps Dodge Examines Duquense Mines in Bisbee Area
Reports state that Phelps Dodge is examining Duquense Mining and Reduction properties at Duquense and Washington Camp in Patagonia district. Copper Queen interests previously failed to buy. if Copper Queen acquires, a Fort Huachuca to Duquense railroad may be built to ship ore to Douglas smelters, trimming wagon haul.
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Fielps Dodge
Patagonia
Phelps Dodge
Bisbee
Fort Huachuca
Duquense
Douglas
Camaille Meustales
San Rafael Valley
Puquense
Mahua Tree Leaves Fuel Alcohol Report says
Government report on power alcohol notes mahua tree leaves and seeds dried sun, sugar content, and potential for fermentation. Factory yields around 750 dollars per ton with ninety gallons per ton. potatoes yield twenty gallons of ale per ton. flowers protect and export without deterioration.
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India
Don Louis Mill Work Resumes at Bisbee Delivering Jobs
Don Louis mine operations restart on August 4 with war production. About 460 workers will remain, including 100 Mexican employees, under engineer J.B. Banning. Foreman Neils Larsen leads the crew with C. Crosser as chief cost accountant and J. D. Wakefield as timekeeper. Railroad work expands toward the mill and a major plant boosts Warren area employment.
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Wetal Mining
Vavapat
Chesine County
Vata Yal
Pontacts
Nackbercy
Stohasy County
Pat
Arizona Hillside
Yavapai County
Schuyiki
Maricopa
Automobile Association
Co & A
Aarhynting
Nacozari
Moctezams
Phelps Dodge & Frigard
Niversity Studente
THE
Free War Kitchen
Globe Wining Companies
Mio
U.S
Don Louis Mill
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