Notice of Selection Under Act of Congress 1910
United States Land Office in Phoenix Arizona reports dual grant selections listed for Maricopa Pima Yavapai and Coconino counties. Protests or contests may be filed within five weeks of publication and transmitted to the General Land Office. Dated January 1916 with signatures of the Register and Receiver.
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Congress
Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Coconing
Allin G.& Srm
General Lab
Phorsia
Jan Ha
State of
Atlin G.&srm
General Land Office
Phoenix
Thomas Frede
S. Land Offier
John J. Birdng
U.S. Land Office
Lordsburg Improves Border Road to Arizona Line
Lordsburg New Mexico begins work on a major Borderland road to Steins and Rodeo. Prison labor and county equipment assemble to complete a year round route to Bisbee and the Pacific coast, replacing old ruts and washes.
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Lordsburg
el Paso
Arizona
Tucson
Tombstone
Bisbee
Lowell
Warren
Douglas
New Mexico
Steins
Rodeo
N.M
Thie Nest
Beiderland
Grant Doany
Animas Valley
Ponglas and
Secur ing Jurors and Busines s Delegation Head South
Sheriff Harry Wheeled led a southern county party to secure subpoenas for 14 jurors for Monday morning. A Lordsbury businessmen committee plans to depart January 22 to meet the Borderland route chamber of commerce with Deming El Paso and discuss eastward traffic.
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Harry Wheeled
Bistler
Douglas
Lordsbury Busivessmen
Chamber of Commerce of
New Borderland
Deming
el Paso
Tellag
Progress Toward Settlement of Strike in Clifton
After four months of inactivity a strike settlement moves forward as Clifton Morenci miners renounce the Western Federation of Miners and pledge allegiance to the Arizona State Federation of Labor. Charters and seals are sent to Denver, while three copper company managers are notified.
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James G. Cash
Earnest Mills
Wes Federation of Miners
Denver
Color
Clifton
Norman Carmichael
J. W. Bennie
Milcom McLean
Citizens' League
Western Federation of Miners
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Metcalf
Morenci and
Cutton
Fedration of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Fe: Ik
Clifton- Morenci
Nourdine
Westiu
Emetter Fetterat
Court proceedings in Superior Court led to swift verdicts
Judge Lockwood ordered Ed Taylor Mre Gratem and Art Kambrich to appear. The state witnesses failed to arrive by train from Bisbee, prompting an arrest warrant and an instructed not guilty verdict. The judge warned the witnesses and adjourned until Monday as probate and civil matters will be heard. Jurors and pending cases were excused or rescheduled. Michael Murphy faced murder charges with a not guilty plea and Librado Castillo admitted burglary and received a sentence.
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Lockwood
Ed Taylor
Gratem
Art Kambrich
Louis Voebbel
Yal
Bisbee
Berch
Michael Murphy
Librado Castillo
Cochise Boisters Seek Road Camp Stay
An irregular letter from Cochise County officials and local leaders urges the continuation of a road camp work program. They argue that prisoners help road upkeep and that residents support keeping the project in place for fairness and county benefit.
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Cochise
Return brings Jerome Smith home after extended absence
Jerome Smith returned yesterday to Jerome with his mother, after extended stay since Motil ye. Deputy County Reverty Mrl May Barron noted his return from Birbee. The event follows a tentative settlement discussion with local workers under new conditions, viewed with cautious optimism.
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Jas Smith
Jerome Veterday
Umd
Ane
May Barron
Hue
Meruis
Bislbe
Wien
Navajo fund selections for 400 acres land patent
Navajo fund selections for a 400 acre land patent were reported yesterday. The event involved officials and preparations at the site, with departments coordinating to reach writed terms and approvals for the patent.
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Phoenix
Navajo Veri Fund
Gratin
Crete
Siiaties Rowe
Sean
Agreement Reached in Old Ranch Suit
Friday’s Daily reports Deputy Sheriff Robert Reed from Fairbank subpoenaed as a witness before the superior court. The piece notes a tense ranch dispute involving Diptey Steal hdiy Brakefield of Bisker and others with renewed actions in Douglas and Tombstone as a major settlement effort unfolds.
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Bisker
Sheri Robert Reed
Fairbank
Arizona labor case involving intercity shipments and discrimination
Phoenix January report on the American interstate commerce commission investigation into alleged discriminatory rates. The Arizona commission chair Gene Cormick leads a suit against Northern Arizona and San Pedro suppliers over preferential pricing. Proceedings aim to determine if southern routes via San Pedro violated commerce rules and harmed rivals.
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Gene Cormick Lam Geer
Pisy
Los Angeles
San Pedro
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Rem Trever
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