Arizona Mines Quietly Driving Growth Across Cochise County
In Cochise county mining progress unfolds with calm efficiency, mirroring Fraser Hill and Lombetone efforts. New pumps and silent developments draw attention, while railroads expand regional reach, boosting gold lead and copper prospects for Arizona’s mining future. Local notes report Perry Wildman & Co canned goods shipment, Ben Goodrich heading to Los Angeles, Hasslewood family visiting, and Miss Helen Axtell returning from Tempe for the holidays.
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Arizona
Lombetone
Cochise County
Monument Urge for Buckey O’Neil Legislation
A push to honor Buckey O’Neil with a memorial prompts calls for legislative action. The Arizona tribute would recognize the Rough Riders veteran, journalist, and initiative advocate famed for patriotism and public service.
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Bucky O'Neil
Commonwealth
Goo
P Rice
United States
Prescott
Cuba
Aristioa
Boa
Buckey O'Neil
Cui
Cochise-Naco Line Contract and Local Developments
The Capanes and Yaqui River canal company and Gol Epes Randolph plan a 87 mile road from Coobiee station on the S P railway to Neovo then to Neco along the international line with connections to Pearce and Turquoise districts and a branch to Douglas. Prescott Electric Co installs a gas plant with 100 000 feet daily capacity using Lowe Crude Oil Water process. The project cost and tree gift drive at ME Church are noted with local notices for distributing presents.
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Capanes and
Douglas
Bibee
Colire
Neco
Prescott Electric Co
Lowe
California Light & Fuel Co
Inet
J Andenother
Taccoo
Prescott
Will Gray Signs with Morley After Calm Globe Return
Will Gray arrived on Monday’s train in Globe coming from Los Angeles. The promising young pitcher, noted for a shooterful season with the Los Angeles California team, has signed with Morley for another season.
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Will Gray
Globe
Los Angeles
Californ
Will Fe
Morley
Arizona Territorial Notes A Busy Economic Week
A report to Interior or the territorial governor will be ready today. Phoenix plans a new electric street railway power plant. Prescott clerks form a union of forty. Arizona Orange Growers export two car loads to New York. Prescott brewery project targets 150000 dollars and 10000 barrels annually. Santa Fe taxes paid exceed 12000 dollars. Treasurer McNeeley to redeem 1900 warrants from treasury funds. Mohave Miner notes Prescott Assay Office adding a step mill cyanide plant to extract figures and velves.
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Secretary of the Interior
Phoenix Electric Street Railway Company
Prescot
Arizona Orange Growers’ Aesociation
Phoenix
New York
Prescott
Sante Fe
McNeeley
Sud
Sgures
Velves
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Tonesons, Cochise County, Arizona
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Colorado
Perry Wildman & Co
Ben Goodrich
Harry Hesslewood
Bisbee
Mre. Holland
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Hasslewood
Misa
Helen Axtel
Tempe
Beeen
Mre J L Aztell
30 Bar Ranch
Ayer
A. ‘Atchison
Lowa
Geof Davis
Santa Crus County
Jan Sib
An Finance and Securities Company
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Kane
JK Choate
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Sandey
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Fairbank
Pacheco
Gila County
Congregational Church
Messers
Geners
Cochise-Naco Line
Cananea Road
ICA Akes
NACO
Barhocomari, Upper
San Pedro and
San Rabel del Vallegrat
Rewara
Adiiise
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Mosox
Nusa
Jacob Shearer
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Forse Brand
GEO Shearer
St. David
San Pedro River
Russelville
Monk Brothers
Mok
Oloking
Ryan Brothers
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Gleeson
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Salphe
Siring Valley
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Safford Arizon
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Angelos
Chiricahas OX Ue Company
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San Simon
Reaven
Farhan
Followin
Als
Lee Taine
Pangey
Pol Ek & Lamb
Taddress Dragoon
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Puna County
WestHiuaca Mountains
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Horseshoe Vail
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E. E. Burlingame & CO
Lawrence St
Fred Ruch
San Simon Valley
Stowlde
Peter Gould
Addesa
St. Avi
Chiricahua Cattle Company
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