Silver mining operations throughout the state
Reports from Ray and Globe Arizona outline vigorous exploration and development of several silver prospects. The White Metal Mining company expands Pioneer mines near Ray with 18 claims, while others near Las Cruces and Patagonia show promising ore bodies. A nearby mine at Patagonia and the Arizona-Patagonia venture aim to raise production with cyanide processing and notable ore values.
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Ray
Ariz
Le 16
Pioneer
Arizona
Wil
White Metal Mining Company
Poneer
Howard
Monee
I Gla County
Pioneer Mining District
Tray
Pinals
Ray Junction
Phoenix
Frank K. Sawyer
Incal Minion
Las Cruces
New Mexio
Himself
Henry Roberts
Patagonia
Nogales
Jace ML
BB. Smith
Geological Department of the
United Verde Copper Company
Moon Not Headed for Mexico Says Deputy Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff J P McDonald says Moon did not head to the Mexican line after Friday’s jail escape. Large posses and U S agents have searched the line with no trail found. Authorities suspect Moon may be in the United States or aided by an accomplice, with broadcast circulars issued. Garcia and Moon reportedly separated at the time of escape and are not together.
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Chet Moon
Sheriffs Office
Palmer
Rockhill
Maverty
Huachuca Mountains
Mexican Line
Sheritf
Sherif J.P. McDonald
Moon
U.S
aMctnix
Tombstone
Garcia
Route Two Trains Over S. O. Phoenix to Coast
Phoenix report on Southern Pacific traffic plan for two through coast trains daily via the new San Diego and Arizona railroad. M J Zander, state tax commissioner, praises the project during a Yuma visit and notes plans for a 7000 foot tunnel and reduced mileage.
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Phoflix
Southern Pacific
San Diego
Government expert investigates crops in valley
Government crop specialist W Stilwell arrived from California to examine the lettuce situation in the valley. He will continue the inquiry with L M Harrison of the bureau of crop estimates as part of a tour covering eight western states including Colorado Washington Idaho California New Mexico Oregon Utah and Arizona.
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W. Stilwell
California
L. M. Harrison
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Commission fixes telephone charges in Arizona today
The Arizona Corporation Commission will announce tomorrow afternoon whether Mountain States Telephone rates revert to the prewar basis. Hearing on the rates was held weeks ago after temporary government return to private ownership, with the decision announced today.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Mountain States Telephone Company
Granite Reef Dam Damaged in Flood Repair Work
Phoenix reports officials deny rumors that the Granite Reef dam was washed away. The Salt River Valley Water Users Association says the structure was damaged two weeks earlier during flooding and workers are now repairing the damage.
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Phoenix
Granite Reef
Roosvelt
Off
Clgig
Salt River Valley
Warrants Paid After Bonds Filed in Cochise County
The Cochise County Highway Commission bonds used as exhibits in gua warranto proceedings were located in the clerk of the court’s office and filed with the board of supervisors at ten o’clock. County Treasurer Gay Welch then began paying warrants for a two month period, following Judge O’Conner’s instruction to delay until filing was complete. Banks and interested parties were notified to prepare for payment totaling over two hundred fifty thousand dollars in warrants.
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Venus
Eastern Star
Arizona
Katherine Magoon
Nogales
Eirele
Jong
Wei
Cochise County
Benson
Bekrell
Universiy
Mt. View
Backieg
Farm Bureau
Pomerene
St. David
Phoenix
Cartemen
Cochise
New Statewide Agriculture Plan For Arizona Outlined
Phoenix report says the United States Department of Agriculture will help draft a statewide agricultural plan. Desa D. W. Working of the University of Arizona announced verbal agreement with Secretary of Agriculture and a survey of the irrigated valleys around Tucson and the Salt River Valley centered near Phoenix. He warned the plan should guard against a cotton-centric farming tendency.
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Phoenix
United
Desa D. W. Working
Cdress of Agriculture
University of Arizona
Tucson
Tuston
Chicago
Agricurus
Suit River
Phoenix 4S
Dean Working
Sante
Murder Trial Reported in Desert Olivewood Case
Adelpho Cruz and Ricard Roo were arrested in Ures Sonora for the alleged murder of three Chinese merchants near Libertad on the west coast three months ago. Authorities allege the men robbed the Chinese merchants then forced them to dig their own graves in the desert before killing them.
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Agua Prieta
San
Mex
Dev
Adelpho Cruz
Ricard Roomero
Ures
Libertad
Moctezuma
Tucson City Board Hikes Boxing License Fee
At a December city council meeting Tucson raised the boxing exhibition license from 14 to 104 dollars. Fees collected, if any, will go to the aviation field fund. Officials noted each fight costs the city at least 50 dollars for policing.
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Tucson
Aviation Field Fund
Prisoners To Get Double Time For Highway Work Policy Adopted
Arizona state parole board approves a new policy allowing prisoners who work on highways to earn double credit, reducing sentences for most non life terms. The plan, urged by Governor Campbell after road camp inspections, envisions automatic paroles near minimum sentences and closer board oversight. Conditions at the Superior road camp were praised as first rate, with morale high after security improvements and the recent mine reduction.
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Phoenix
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Campbell
Kooy
Superior Road
Trooper Longley Breaks Leg in Cavalry Chase
De Harley Longley of ME Troop First Cavalry had a leg broken yesterday afternoon while riding his horse on Gaverns. The riderless horse ahead caused the horse he rode to fall, injuring Longley. Witnesses said he seemed stunned but tried to stand. He was taken to the camp hospital and reported to be improving.
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Domglas
de Harley Longley
First Cavalry
Iin
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