Central Committee Actions and Proxies in Territorial Debate
At the Republican county central committee meeting on June 28, vacancies in Second ward filled by Geo F Meek Fourth ward by John Prindiville and Bisbee by K P Stevens. A July 26 meeting will appoint delegates to the Territorial convention with proxy allowances discussed. Proposals favor larger attendance and preventing proxy manipulation. debate over proxies in county convention deferred to that meeting. News columns critique Florence Enterprise and Phenix Herald for political stance, and discuss Republican nominee prospects including Geo W Cheyney. Census complaints and racial tensions noted, with commentary on irrigation politics involving the Florence Canal Company and Indian affairs.
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Republican County Central Committee
Geo. F. Meek
John Prindiville
Bisbee
K. P. Stevens
Florence Enterprise
Phenix Herald
Borrari
Central Committee
Morford
Messrs. Brown
Cuse
Phenix
Epirara
Arizona
Congress
Cochise County
Geo. W. Cheyney
Cheyney
Smith
Florence
W. Crouse
Sacaton
Indian Bureau
Buttes
Florence Canal Irrigation Works
Gila Valley
Florence Canal Company
Crouse
Territorial Mines Big and Busy in Arizona Districts
The Republic reports a flurry of mining activity across Arizona. Hillside mine developers Join Lawler and B. T. Riggs arrived to haul ore while Parker, Copper Basin, and other sites push toward full operation with new shafts, leaching plants, and mills. Local prospects include the Hermosa, McCracken, and Duquesne areas as capitalists eye purchases, with Copper Basin expecting 290 to 300 workers within months and a 10-stamp mill planned near Camp Senator.
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Yavaral
Rowe Bros
Turkey Creek
Lawler
B. T. Riggs
Hillside
Congress
Arizona
J. W. O'Brien
Ber Ruben
Bratshaw
California
Parkerine
Green Creek
George Burton
Hophey
J.W Clay
Isaac Goodman
Signal
Prescott
McCrackin
Burra
Capitaists
Kansas City Mining Company
Silver King
Senator
Chicago
Copper Basin Mining Company
Copper Basin
New York Times
Onyx
Oberstein
Germany
Puebla
Mexico
Veracruz
Sheriff O'Neill
Pat Slaven
San Diego
Nogales
A Dangerous Bug from Arizona and Mexico
A striking description of a fearsome insect called Campamocha, native to Arizona and Mexico, that harms horses by causing sudden agitation and collapse. Antidotes include melted lard poured down the throat, though not always effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Mexico
Arizona Republican
Crude Verse and Local News From Arizona Papers
A miscellany of comic verse from Nogales Herald on school maams and boys, a obituary note from St Johns Herald describing a long illness and painful death, Yuma Sentinel on harvests and grape vines, Phoenix area milling plant plans near falls of the Arizona canal, and Republican praise for a proposed mill to spur mining districts including Williamson and Cave Creek.
A Wink and a Smile poem by Florence E Pratt
A fragmentary verse recounts a wink and a smile amid armies and warlike imagery. It uses archaic phrasing to evoke Napoleonic bravado and Indian council intrigue, ending with the author’s signature Florence E Pratt.
Raisins From Arizona Poised for Future Market
A sample of Arizona raisins reviewed by Arizona Fruit Growers' Association Secretary W F R Patrick and F N Scofield shows dark imperfect curing but notable size and flavor. The report notes no sugar candying, good preservation, and rising Muscat vineyard plantings up to eighty acres per block with about a thousand acres newly planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wf. R. Patrick
Arizona Fruit Growers
Phenix
FN. Scofield
Arizona
Patrick
California
Summer health and rattlesnake tale in Yuma
The piece urges Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as summer protection, notes a local Indian handling a live rattlesnake safely, and cites a Yuma Times remark on foolhardiness. It also endorses Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative and diuretic in a stylized ad voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Peto
Chamterlain
Tts
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Tucson
Phenix Gazette
Star and Herald
Herald
Combine
Phenix Republican
Messrs. Wollley and
Churchill
Erryain
MA. Smith
The
Tombstone
Brrrain
Republican
Republican Party
Casa Grande
Bint Nye
Benson
Willcox
Valley Railroad
C. Brapsury & Company
Pecus
Reeves Cousey, Yeaas
Maricopa
George Hamlin
F. J. Trask
Castle Creek
Pinal
Peters
Poorman and
Rey
Ray Mine
Uing
Poorman and Ray Co
W. E. Fryer
Kansas City
Lake Copper
Humboldt
Nellie Bly
Dudleyville
San Francisco
Eugene Miidieton
Warren Verney
Owl Heads
Ompur
Valley Bulletin
Oma. Jas. Cusenbare
Laguna Placer
Joaquin Delgado
J. M. Martinez
Trigo Placers
M. J. Nugent
Harqua Hala
Hubbard
Bowers
Harqua Halas
Black Hawk
Douglass Gray
Yuma Sentinel
Jesus Contreras
Manuel Contreras
Washington
Paddock
Committee On Public Lands
United States
C. C. Howe
Wabash Cattle Company
Woods & Potter
Howe
St. John’s Herald
Walt T Holberton
Zacatecas
Silver City Enterprise
Hool
Nowa
Nogiles Herald
Ie Posit
Jose Garcia
St. Johns Herald
Arizona Canal
Winifred
Cave Creek
Napoleon
Pyramids
Cormfort
Indian Council
Florence E Pratt
Lovels
Hood
J. M Bam
San Joaquin
Fremont
W. J. Chamberlain & CO
OFIGE
ST. Works
WAZEE
P.O. Box
Denver Telephone
Levi Strauss & CO
ECOL
GrEnvine
Wren Ovn Trapt Marr
Imiss
Coronado
Hotel del Coronado
Bascock, Jr
San Diego Co
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