City council approves Allen Street paving plan and street work
At a deferred meeting the Prescott council approved paving Allen Street from First to Sixth, appointed a city engineer to handle the project, and began drafting the fiscal year budget. The plan, supported by property owners along the route, awaits protests and final publication at the next regular session.
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Variana
Cornell
Alberte
Allen Street
First Ty S
Cou
A. H. Garded
Thomas E. Maddock
Winslow
State Highway Department
Maddock
Cummings
Cornelius, Struthers
Warner Cavanaugh
China a large buyer in silver markets
New York July 12 silver markets show persistent strength as demand from China remains pronounced amid an overall favorable trade backdrop. London gold movements, India’s import totals, and U S mint coinage figures are noted, with Shanghai stock levels and regional politics mentioned as supporting factors.
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China
New York
Hong
Shanghai
London
India
Slant Sal
Kuhn, Lach & Co
Liverpool
Unis
Silvas murder case sent to jury in late hour
The Placido Silvas murder trial in Nogales ended the day with the case given to a jury after three weeks of testimony. Closing arguments were by Frank J. Barry for the state and F. C. Struckmeyer for the defense, and Judge Pattee delivered instructions in about 45 minutes. The trial stems from the Ruby postbandit raid last August that killed Postmaster and Mrs. J Frank Pearson. this is Silvas third trial for murder stemming from that event.
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Nogales
Placido Silvas
J. Frank Pearson
Frank J. Barry
F.C. Struckmeyer
Phoenix
Pattee
Silvas
Frank Pearson
Winsor Denies 0 P Report Run for Governor
Rumors from Reputican ranks claim Mulford Winsor of Yuma would seek the Democratic nomination for governor. Winsor telegram from Douglas International calls the report utterly without foundation and accuses enemies of sowing uncertainty to hurt the Democratic cause. He urges to resist false reports and focus on steering the state away from mismanagement.
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Mulford Winsor
Yuma
Winsor
The
Douglas International
Winser
Stem
Mr Ward
Hunt
Arizona
Melford Winsgie
Fate of Nogales man on fishing trip raises anxiety
H Gordon Clore of Nogales, a contractor, and a party aboard his fishing schooner reportedly sank in a July 4 storm off Sonora near Stage’s Bay. No further word has reached Nogales. identities of other passengers are unknown. Glore, an experienced sailor, has long taken summer Gulf of California trips with guests.
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Nogales
H Gordon Clore
Caborca
Sonora
Stage's Bay
Glore
Gulf of California
National Park Forest Receipts Hit New High
The forest service reports that southwestern national forests earned 399 925 79 dollars in the fiscal year ending June 30 1924, the largest yearly total since the service began. New Mexico forests contributed 526 694 12 dollars and Arizona 3 22 57 dollars.
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National Forests of
Southwest
New Mexico National Forests
Arizona
Police round up roaming dogs in Douglas city
Police and deputy sheriffs targeted unmuzzled dogs roaming streets. Ten canines were killed as part of a round up, with rifles and a shotgun seized to remove loose pets. Chief Percy Bowden expects fewer stray dogs by week’s end.
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Douglas
Percy Bowden
Sonora
Burial of NavaLes Pony of Golden City Masonic leader
NavaLes Pony, once master of the Golden City Colorado Masonic lodge and later a Washington State University engineering professor, was shipped to Golden City for burial after dying in Patagonia on Friday six weeks after arriving with his wife and two children.
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NavaLes
C. Gay Warfell
Golden City
Colo
Washington State University
Patagonia
Delinquent Taxes Reach High Total in Maricopa County
Delinquent taxes in Maricopa County total 1 822 425 45 dollars, reported by Vernon Wright county treasurer to the county board of supervisors. The list covers years 1908 to 1921 with amounts 957 218 32 for 1908 501 128 16 for 1920 and a 198 for 1919.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Vernon
Wright
Weekly Resume of Arizona Mining Activities
A compact report outlines copper market trends with June outlook. State tax commission notes 1929 mining valuations about five hundred million dollars lower than 1928. Stonewall No 2 yields silver ore to El Paso smelter. McCracken mill on full operation after water flow improvements. new unit planned. Verde Apex and Venture Hi claims added by Verde Central Copper. Oil district acquisitions by Nogales Oil & Gas. Warren sees new Erapion Mining leadership and railroad moves to Los Lamentos. Howard Silver plans sinking to 500 level with 400 level drift ongoing under Frank Breckenridge.
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Ator Arena Inns Journal
State Tax Commission
Arizona
CLOBE
Old Dominion
Stonewall
McCracken
Yuma
Utah
Desert
Prov Ni
Cates Bay Consolidated
Gene
Utah Copper
Verde Central Copper Company
Verde Apex
Hi Claims
Purbacomart
Nogales Ol & Gas
Los Angeles’ Trust & Savings Bank
Rria Tortreal
Aures
Ant Ontman
Tiamond Srilling
Rt Uy
Jensur
Metver
Elise
Staal Erots
Warren
L. Ricketts
Erapeion Mining Company
TS Paso
Los Lamentos
Chihuahua
Mexico
Get
John C Greenway
CANON
Howard Silver Company
Frank Breckenridge
Calavads Copper Co
Nevada
Man Outwits Wolf After Cattle War in Flagstaff
July 19 report from Flagstaff Arizona describes Charlie Miller, a government trapper, tricking a legendary lobo wolf king that had cost Coconina Cattle Co. over ten thousand dollars in livestock in 11 years. Miller set dozens of traps, pursued the wolf with tactics learned in Canada, and finally claimed the quarry after a long chase. The cattle owners celebrate as the wolf’s depredations ease and Miller hunts further near Sycamore Canyon to purge the remaining wolves.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Charlie Miller
Coconina Cattle Co
Sycamore Canyon
Milter
Canady
Miller
Canada
Nis
Iller
Espinosa kills girl and himself in Flagstaff tragedy
In Flagstaff on Monday at 3 pm Enrique Espinosa, 21, shot dead a 15 year old girl then killed himself at 501 Tombstone Avenue. The sister in law and brother witnessed the scene. A letter found in Espinosa’s pocket hinted premeditation and extra cartridges.
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Totisita Menu
Ambrosio Hepinosa
Anil
Thei
Livestock Board Plans Campaign to Wipe Out Disease
Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board advances a 30000 dollar TB eradication drive in cattle. A cooperative state federal agreement has been sent to Washington for signature, with work slated to begin by late August. Dr T J Might, state veterinarian, guides the effort through the board.
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Star Armea Een Nes
County Recorder
Phoenix
Sanitary Board
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industyment
Arizona State Live Stoe
TJ. Might
Aw. Jet
Man Shot by Bandits Improves in Tucson
Tucson reports that hospital authorities say Don Suey, shot during an alleged hold up by bandits, has slightly improved in condition today after the attack.
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Tucson
Don Suey
Cattle Argument Fights Burned Across New Mexico Range
Two brothers clashed with the Fulchers near Steple Rock New Mexico over cattle and horses. Bate Bradbury was slain and his brother Matt involved as the fight left Sidney Fulcher wounded with unknown injuries. In Nogales thirteen bids were opened for new water mains in the business district at about forty thousand dollars.
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Clifton
Steple Rock
N. M
Here
Bate Bradbury
Matt Bradbury
John
Sidney Fulcher
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