Weekly mining resume in Arizona reports copper market firmness
Charles F. Willis surveys Arizona mining activity noting copper prices around 13.58 to 14 cents, rising domestic demand in spring, and most large Arizona mines resuming operations except one. Reports cover Oatman Loewen, Cananea, Jerome, Yuma Fortuna, Saltillo Mazapil, Willcox Mascot, Globe Arizona Commercial, and Inspiration Consolidated Copper with new development and ore openings across sites.
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Arizona
Charles F. Willis
Arizona Mining Journal
Oatman
United Eastern
el Tigre
Mexico
Lee Mine
Kingman
Katherine
Yuma
Fortuna
Saltillo
Mazapil Copper Company
Conception del Oro
English Capital
Willcox
Central Copper Company
Globe
Arizona Commercial
Old Dominion
Boston
A. C
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
World silver markets rise on Chinese influence and turmoil
New York reports stronger world silver markets driven by improved Chinese political and commercial outlook. Foreign sales reach 7 cents, with London India rates firm. Far East exchange shows strength amid London rate manipulation. January government sales drop to 2.59 million oz vs 5.14 million a year ago. over twelve months average above 4.5 million oz monthly.
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New York
London
India
China
Db Www
Lisng Shibyt
Yen
Wa Pebfu
Four Power Consortium
Shanghai
Four Power Group
Pekin
Spader Seriously Ill in Nogales Hospital
Charles F. Spader, former city clerk of Douglas, is seriously ill tonight in a Nogales hospital. Hope for his recovery remains, officials say.
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Puuit Talim Juwales Nogales, Aris
Charles F. Spader
Douglas
Vegetables From Mexico Reach Nogales in 30 Hours
A special train of the season transporting vegetables and tomatoes from San Blas to Nogales completed the run in 30 hours. The 25 refrigerator cars carried tomatoes and other perishables bound for California and eastern markets.
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Les
Mexico
San Blas
Sinaloa
Nogales
California
Sawtelle Throws Damage Suit Out Tucson
Federal Judge William H L Sawtelle dismissed the second suit by Ixuado Espinosa as administrator of Jose Maria Ochos estate seeking 20000 damages for the death of Jose Ochos in 1918. Judge ruled the complaint failed to allege a triable cause of action and sustained the plea in bar of the New Cornelia Copper Company.
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Tucson
New Cornelia Copper Company
William HL. Sawtelle
Ixuado Espin Oem
Jose
Maria Ochos
Sawtelle
Espinosa
Ochs
Train Crash Kills Four Near Globe Arizona
Four people die after an Arizona Eastern passenger train collides with an automobile at Webster Crossing near Globe. Victims include J Hateh and Mrs Hateh of Ashurst, Mrs Bryce and Dewey Bryce, with Brown and Hatch fatalities. Survivors and injured were treated at Safford and locally.
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Arig, Feb
Go Four
Arizona Eastern
Webster's Crossing
Here
J. Hateh
Ashurst
Arizona
Auhurst
BT. Bryce
Andrew Brown
Fort Thomas
Hatch
Bryce
Brown
Dewey Bryce
Thatcher
Safford
Seth Arkilisye
George Reet
New Trial Sought for Mangum at Fort Huachuca
At Fort Huachuca Robert Mangum a Black soldier accused of attempting to rape the wife of an army officer seeks a new trial. Federal judge William H Sawtelle postponed Mangum's sentencing while proceedings continue. A jury acquitted Bettis of murder at Fort Huachuca and trial date was set for 1:30 PM Monday before Sawtelle.
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Nangum
Tucson
Robert Mangum
Fort Huachuca
William Ho Sawtelle
Mangum
William H. Sawtelle
Sawtelle
Benjamin Bettis
United States District Court
Bettis
George Garrison
Wet
Supervisors Complete Monthly Session and Copper Output Narrowed
Becket returns to Douglas from Clifton and says copper production will be small scale with three blast furnaces at Copper Queen smelter. he will inspect properties at Nacozari and later tour others with Walter Douglas before resuming Douglas as headquarters. The Douglas supervisors finish their monthly session, appoint an accountant for Cochise County fund audit, discuss Benson jail staffing, and delay a justice of the peace appointment until March six. In Washington, senate panel recommends adding 13 federal judgeships distributed to multiple districts including Arizona.
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Beckett
Douglas
P. G. Beckett
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Clifton
Nacozari
Walter Douglas
Copper Queen
Board of Supervisors
H. T. Cuthbert
Certified Public Accountant
Cochise County
Phoenix
Cuthbert
Lance
Benson
Jess Wein
W. J. Bennett
Eeat
J.B. Hood
Kennett
Blyth
Hood
Naco
H. H. Taliaferro
Washington
U.S
Senate Judiciary Committee
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Texan
Michigan
Ohio
Tennessee
Minois
Minnesota
California
Georgia
Arizona
Notice for Public Notice of Land Claims in Arizona
Notices from the U S Land Office Phoenix dated January 14 1922 and February 4 1922 announce William A Cummings of Gleeson and William Cowan of Tombstone filing intention to prove three year or year long homestead claims. Witnesses include George Gibson Kenneth Brown and others. Hearings set before U S Commissioners in Courtland Douglas and Lewistown with dates in February March 1922.
Notice of public land entry in Courtland Arizona 1922
Public notice from the U.S. Land Office Phoenix dated February 4 1922 announces C L McKinney of Courtland Arizona filed intent to make patent on Homestead Entry 022624 for SE 14 NE 14 Sec 5 lots 1 2 5 4 8 12 NW 14 Sec 4 Twp 19 8 Range 25 E G and SR Meridian. Hearing set March 15 1922 before U S Commissioner W G Hommons. Witnesses named: Wm Holmes Charles Garret Lee A Lindsey John Hallam all of Courtland. First publication February 12 1922. Also included is a description of 157.52 acres in Sam Pedro valley with irrigation and buildings and an advertisement for hosiery agents and wage offers.
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Department of the Interior
U.S
Phoenix
Ariwove
William A. Cummings
Gleeson
Arizona
Homstead
Srb
Meridian
F. G. Emmons
U. S
Courtland
Clairmant
George Gibson
Kenneth Brown
John Parish
Charles Gerdes
Cieeson
Joan R. Towles
Register
Sotire
Robert L. Johnson
Lewin Springs
Henry ©. Beumler
Douglas
Charles la Dbrosse
Tombstone
George W. Keahey
Bisbee
Montague Reed
Lewis Springs
Robert Axtel
Ian John Towles
Reglater
Whitewater girl mistook Lysol for cough syrup
Freda Run dell of Whitewater attended high school after four days' illness. She returned home from Bisbee where she received medical care for a burned throat after drinking Lysol by mistake.
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Bisbee
Fev
Mise Freda Rundell
Whitewater
Special Session Preparations Rush In Phoenix Feb 6
The state house buzzed with prep for the fifth legislature special session to convene February 15. Speaker P C Keefe and Senate secretary R Davidson oversee letterheads and supplies. Custodian Alexander readies quarters, desks, and furnishings as officials shift to temporary rooms.
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Phoenix
State House
P. C. Keefe
Jerome
House of Representatives
R Davidson
Senate
Hom. Alexander
Homer Davis
State Department of Education
John FL White
Prediction of Southwest victory in freight rate case
Amos A. Betts of the corporation commission returned from New York after attending the final hearing of the fourth section freight rate case. Carriers seek to set terminal rates from eastern defined Pacific coast terminals lower than current rates to intermediate points. The interstate commerce commission is expected to issue a final decision by June first.
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Phoenix
Amos A. Betts
Corporation Commission
New York
Betts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil suit against Wild heirs in Cochise County Arizona
The Superior Court of Arizona Cochise County issues a summons to Caroline Lichtensteiger Ona Maria Lichtensteiger Franziska Lichtensteiger Maria Wild Joseph Carl Wild Joseph Niklaus Wild John Joseph Wild Niklaus Wild August Wild Jacob Wild William Dunbar Junius McCormick and Unknown Heirs of Caroline Lichtensteiger to appear and answer within twenty days or risk a default judgment. The document is dated February 1922 with Clerk James and Deputy Clerk John J Johnson.
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Caroline Lichtensteiger
Ona Maria Lichtensteiger
Franziska Lich
Maria Agatha Wild
Maria Wild
Joseph Carl Wild
Joseph Niklaus Wild
John Joseph Wild
Niklaus Wild
Aunst Wild
Jacob Wid
William Dunbar
Junius €. McCormick
Caroline Lichten
Steiger
Franziske Lichtensteiger
Maria Johanna Wild
John Joseph Wid
August Wild
Junius McCormick
State of Arizona
Cochise
Caroline Lichtenstelzer
Franciska Lichtensteiger
Joseph Niklas Wilt
Jowaah Carl Wilt
Jacob Wild
Junius C. McCormick
Franziska Lichtensteiger
Maria Azatha Wild
Maria Jotanna Wild
Joseph
Siktane Wild
August Wit
Wiliam Dunbar
Jurin €. McCormick
State of
Aineon
Superior Court
Arizona
James
Jy HP. Johnson
Land Office Notices from Phoenix 1922
Notices announce William W. McLaughlin of Garden Canon Arizona filing intent to homestead portions in sections 10 and 14 township 21S range 20E and Edward Simmons of Garden Canon Arizona filing for three year proof to establish claim to land in sections 13 and 24 township 21S range 20E, with hearings before U S Commissioner W A Fowler in Tombstone. Both notices dated January 6 1922 and first published January 15 1922.
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Department of the Interior
U.S
Phoenis
William W. McLaughlin
Arizona
Entey
Gés KB
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
Arthoms
Oliver Pry
Irvin Fry
Harry W. Willcox
Ed G. Simmons
den Canon
John R. Towles
Register First
Dew Can
U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Ariona
Eaward ©. Simmons
Garden
Harry W. Wilcox
Garden Canon
Arisoss
John K. Towles
Register
Firet Pub
Ark Yollce
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Yucca
McCracken
France
England
Industrielle de Chine
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National City Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Department of Commerce
Spader
Apartment of the
U.S. Land
Phoenix, Ari
Zona
Willam Cowan
ROB & Meridian
HC. Rewmler
Dong
Cal Potter
Bryne Gillispie
Wi- Ham J Davis
Ralph ©. Cowan
McNewl
John KR. Towles
US Land Office
Phoemis, Ari
Gargain
Sam Pedro
Lusbie
St. David Canal
Cw” Prospector Office
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Adv-Lowks
Southwest
Summobke Ih
Superior Court of
Cochins County
Henry Wolfe
George Els
Max ‘Trea
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