Weekly resume of mining activity in state fields
The report summarizes labor shifts in camps with unskilled labor flooding camps and skilled demand only in mechanical trades. Copper prices trend down toward thirteen cents amid overproduction fears. Inspiration Consolidated Copper scales up staff to start the big mill, with several sections expected by month end. Jerome notes first copper pour at United Verde Extension since May, with gradual efficiency gains ahead. Magma Copper at 2000 foot level reports 14 percent copper ore, while Magma plans smelter and rail improvements to boost low-cost output. Oatman notes United Eastern development lags causing El Tigre purchase near Mazatlan with new work starting. Duncan District shows Steeplerock activity with Norman King Mine and Duncan Milling works under I. E. White. Willcox records new ore body at Consol Central’s 300 level, shipping close to $500,000 in 1918. Nogales reports Western Pacific Drilling entering Elgin Sonoita field for oil and gas prospecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatman
United Eastern
el Tigre
Mazatlan
Mex
Wiseman
Duncan
C. and A
Warren
Norman King
Willcox
Nogales
Western Pacific Drilling Company
Elgin
Sonoita
Former Tombstone Pioneer Woman Dead in Bisbee
News reached Tombstone of the death of Mrs. Jennie Brady 66 former Tombstone pioneer woman sister of Kate Rafferty. She came to Tombstone in 1881 with her husband later moving to Bisbee where they lived until his death. She leaves two daughters Mrs Millie Irwin of Oklahoma and Mrs Wm Truax of Los Angeles and sister Mrs Rafferty and nephew Marry Rafferty Tombstone. Funeral arrangements not set but expected in Bisbee Wednesday. Both she and her husband were well known in Tombstone. two of their children drowned in 1884 at Charleston Dam years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Jennie Brady
Kate Rafferty
Bishee
Bistew
Brady
Rafferty
Millie Irwin
Oklahoma
Wm. Truax
Los Angeles
Bisbee
Charleston
Average One Marriage License Per Day This Week
An average of one marriage license per day was issued this past week at Cupid's Department ofice of Clerk J E James of the Superior Court. Readable applications include Wm M Dunsiman to Violet Robbins both of Blober Wa Henry Kane to Pearl M Timpson of Elsin Ernest Wayne Forney to Rosa Grace Ryan of Douglas Eduardo Herrera to Matilda radillas of Tombstone R Robert Meier of Oklahoma City to Susan G Western of Silver City NOM Chas Lemir Golding to Elsie Mamis Douthet of Douglas J Gasteun to Nettie Bagtury of Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid's Department of the Ofice
J. E. James
Sperior Court
Wm. M. Dunsiman
Violet Robbins
Botk
Blober Wa
Henry Kane
Pearl M. Timpson
Elsin
Ernest Wayne Forney
Rosaria Grace Ryan
Douglas Eduardo Herrera
Matilda Radillas
Tombstone
R. Robert Meier
Oklahoma City
Susan G. Western
Silvercity
Nom Chas
Lemir Golding
Elsie Mamis Douthet
Douglas
J 1 Gasteun
Nettie Bag- Tury
Plan For Selection Of Democratic Candidates In Arizona
The Democratic State Central Committee released recommendations after the Phoenix conference outlining precinct to county to state delegate selections for the 1922 primary. It details delegate quotas, alternates, no proxies, and rules for the Cochise County county conference to choose state delegates and endorse nominees for September 12 1922. The plan emphasizes county control, certification by county officers, and a state conference to recommend candidates for nominating at the primary. Meanwhile in Tombstone Baro Achemma rehearses with Miss Brady for a Monday theater concert expected to draw crowds from Gleason Courtland Pearce and surrounding areas, with proceeds aiding Salvation Army funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Democrati
Phoenix
Democratic Central Committees
County Central Committee
Deterate
State Central Committee
County Central
Baro Achemma
Brady
Tombstone
Baron
Gleason
Courtland
Pearce
Salvation Army Fund
Sims Campbell Cochise
Bisbee
Ana
Fisbee
Bisher
Henefit
Salvation Army
Vystal Wester
Tombstone Man Named Assistant U S Attorney
Frances C Crabl a well known local attorney in Tombstone received telegraphic notice of appointment as assistant United States attorney for the district of Arizona under FH Bernard of Tuc son now TS Attorney for the district He will be based in Phoenix and continue his extensive local practice having studied law here and passed the state bar exam credited with a high mark He plans to assume duties about the first stone fee where he has long resided and practiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Crabl
United States
District of Arizona
FH. Bernard
Tucson
Crate
Phoenix
Crable
Tomt
Rich Strike of Copper in Jerome Discovery Reported
In Jerome, miners drifting toward United Verde Extension property for Jerome Verde Development Company hit a high grade copper face. Assays reportedly run as high as twenty percent copper, the company announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Jerome Verde Development Company
United Verde Extension Mining Company
Double dose of carbolic acid due to mother’s mistake
In Douglas a seven year old boy named Jose was given two spoonfuls of carbolic acid by his mother who mistook the dose for medicine. The child suffered severe burns but survived after quick counteraction with alcohol milk and other remedies. Neighbors and charity workers assist the family as a highway bid is noted in Clifton Springerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Vasmiex
Jose
Pirtleville
Nogales Oil Cooperative Led by Frank J. Barry
Bisbee and Douglas chambers plan a tourism route to showcase Arizona copper mining and smelting with EP and SW stopovers. Jerome reports concrete work contracts for the United Verde mill room and a 2000 ton structural steel order, with completion aimed for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales Oil
Nogales
Frank J. Barry
Bisbee
Bisbee and
Douglas Chambers of Commerce
Arizona
T |He
EP & SW
Douglas
Jerome
United Verde
Inheritance Tax Fund Receives Ray Estate Payment
Phoenix reports the inheritance tax fund gained 2132 dollars from the estate of Henry R. Ray a Chandler winter resident and son in law of the late Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania. Ray valued at 1.917 million with Arizona holdings including Calumet and Arizona ranch stock and 330000 debt noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Henry R. Ray
Chandler
Oliver
Pennsylvania
House Passes Bill for Paying Competition
The Arizona House unanimously passed Bill No. 2 by Rep. Kimball to encourage competitive bidding. It faced opposition over a five year guaranty provision, with criticism from City Manager Thompson and Tucson engineers. Senate Bills 22 and 23 introduced to adjust county officer salaries and state indebtedness. A new Judiciary Committee was created, with Senators Elliott, Eddy, Morgan, Stoddard and Woodward named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
House
Kimball
Tucson
Campbell
Yuyink
Stewart
Yavapai
Thompson
The
American Assocation of Engineers
Board of Supervisors
Judiciary
Wilkinson
Elliott, Eddy
Morgan
Stoddard
Woodward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nfsuw
Inspiration
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
the County Conference
U. S. Attorney
Mayer
Grand Canyon
Orte Mayer
Ste
Fort
Seligman
Globe
Gila Valley
Peach Springs—State Copper Inter- Pats
Diamond Creek
Clifton
ton-Springerville
Heritance Fund
Senate
Iito
Corpe
Sann
Baxter
Maricopa
Senator Lines
Graham County
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!