Telephone toll rate hike sought by Mountain States telegraph
Phoenix July 21 The state corporation commission will hold four hearings on Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company for a readjustment of toll line rates. Hearing set July 30 at 10 am in the commissioner's office. The company says increases would yield $35 000 yearly and cites deficits since 1916 in Arkansas and Utah. The proposed schedule changes minimums and mile rates for interstate and several states.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission Today
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Commissioner's
Capitol
Livestock and Ranges Report From Arizona and New Mexico
Range conditions across Arizona and western New Mexico show modest improvement with rains aiding desert, plateau, and mountain sections. Cattle prosper in Pineville. Fort Apache sees limited rainfall. water scarcity remains in places. Yuma Valley harvests progress with 18 threshers at work and potential crop value between 400,900 and 1,000,000 dollars. Gold output in 1929 rises to 4,786,122 dollars while silver and lead figures shift as copper mines close. several mining companies pay dividends through May 1921.
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Phoenix
Arizona
New Mexica
Telegraphic
Weather Bureau
Upper
Gila
Douglas and
Nogales
Pineville
Fort Apache
Consolidated Art
Flagstaff
Zona Smelting Company
Humbold
Little Colorado
Salt River Valley
United Eastern
Tom Reed
Oatman
Douglas
Jerome
Ray
Miami
Clifton
Bankhead Executive Committee to Meet in Douglas Saturday
The Bankhead association executive committee, newly formed in Douglas, will meet there Wednesday with members from Phoenix Tucson Bisbee and Deming. Plans include selecting a held representative and naming a permanent secretary. A second item reports Murray Bryant 20 found dead at the Clanton Lyall ranch north of Agua Caliente.
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Bankhead Executive Committee
Douglas
Bankhead Association
George E. Buxton
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Fred Sutter
Bisbee
Phoenix
Tucson
Bisbee and Deming
SN. M
Frank Free Seriously Wounded in Hunting Accident
Frank Free an automobile salesman is in serious condition at Sisters hospital after gunshot wounds from a hunting expedition yesterday morning. Hospital attendants said last night he will recover.
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Frank Free
Phoenix
Sisters’ Hospital
Former Whipple Barracks member found dead in Nogales
J M Rosenwater of Tucson was found dead in a Nogales hotel at noon. He arrived by stage from Tucson Thursday. A small bottle with the label removed and a note on the back of a War Risk Insurance bureau letter lay near the body. The note asked relatives in New York to be notified if he died and requested burial in a Hebrew nonsectarian cemetery if applicable.
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Nogales
M. J. Rosenwater
Tucson
Rosenwater
Isbel
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
New York
Cane
Dove hunting laws limit season to White Wings and rabbits
The notice explains current legal game: only White Wing pigeons and rabbits may be hunted until September 1, with doves not opening until then. Bunting bans apply in the Huachuca mountains as it is a game preserve, and hunters must carry bunting tickets.
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Sonora
Huachuca
Maine water project expands line to aid small supplies
A Maine water delivery through a newly extended Huachuca line uses 2 pipelines partially 2.5 inch and 2 inch with prior 0.75 inch max. It targets small water needs as Critchley and Ivey are cut from the line. Chantler contract awarded for high school work completion. Also notes a Solstice mine find praised by former owners in San Jose with optimistic outlook from H. M. Eckerman and a Holbrook Breckenridge syndicate plan.
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State of Maine
Huachuca
Critchley and
Ivey
Gardeer
Copper output to fall in 1921 under Arizona view
W C Heikes of the U S Geological Survey says metal output appears to be at a standstill in many districts. Copper production in January to March runs about 35 million pounds monthly versus 46 million in 1920, with April seeing large producers stop mining and smelting due to weak markets. Arizona produced 558,256,302 pounds in 1920 valued at 102,729,180 dollars, compared with 538,100,864 pounds in 1918 valued at 1100,086,757. 200,000,000 pounds in 1921 would be surprising under current conditions.
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Arena
W. C. Heikes
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Arxons
Arizona
Alleged Slayer 18 Expected Here In Phoenix
Phoenix police monitor for Philip Alguin suspected of killing Los Angeles detective sergeant John Fitzgerald. Alguin, a Phoenix native, was known as a troublemaker and remained under surveillance. Return to Phoenix is not unexpected. officers seek vigilance near friends or relatives.
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Phoenix
Philip Alguin
John Fitzgerald
Los Angeles
Charge Father Ran Away With Child Court Gave To Mother
Jazy Douglas 77, deputy eners are said to be making an effort to locate Lynn Beck who allegedly this week ran away with his three and a half year old son Cleveland living with his mother Mrs Henry Schumaker divorced wife of Beck residing at 1019 Seventh Street According to Mrs Schumaker a child playing with others at a neighbor across Ox Beck driving up in a car found out where his son was playing entered the residence of Mrs Emma Harding Children in the room say he took the child into his arms and said Come on lets get a cone He is then alleged to have gone out the door and disappeared with the child In the car beside him Mrs Schumaker stated yesterday this was the fourth time her husband had taken the boy from her She also said that she obtained a divorce from her husband about a year ago and the court left the child in her custody.
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Douglas
Jazy
Lynn Beck
Cleveland
Henry Schumaker
Beck
Seventh Street
Man Fined $25 For Stealing Government Wood
Jesus Ramirez, arrested last week on a charge of stealing government wood near railroad tracks, was fined $25 in a trial before Judge W. C. Jack. Ramirez claimed innocence, paid the fine, and was released.
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Government Wood
Douglas
Jesus Ramirez
W. C. Jack
Ramirez
Salt River Valley cantaloupe crop shows big increase
Salt River Valley cantaloupe shipments this season total 1,987 carloads, about 400 more than last year and 400 less than 1919 on the same date. The last bulletin from Homer A. Harris of the U.S. Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates notes shipments were steady with 54 carloads shipped today. Further reports could be obtained from C. L. Brown in Los Angeles.
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Phoenix
Homer A. Harris
United States Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Harris
Salt River Valley
Bulletin
C. L. Brown
Los Angeles
Apache visitors to White Mountains regain access
The Globe reports camping and fishing rights for visitors to the Apache reservation in the White Mountains were curtailed this year by Superintendent Davis then restored by a telegram from the state game warden to the Indian commissioner. The sequence restored camping and fishing privileges.
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GLOBE
White Mountains
Davis
Assessment Roll Abstracts Filed for Three Arizona Counties
Abstracts of assessment rolls for Pima, Yuma and Mohave counties were filed with the state commission. The commission has received caplen of ten of fourteen county rolls. Pima County valuation is $61,619,249 with Mohave noted in the report.
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Phoenix
Pima
Yuma
Mohave
Pima County
Dourine Eradication Progress In Arizona Reservations
In Phoenix on July 22 officials report dourine nearly eradicated outside Fort Apache, after extensive tests and culling. Dr. F. L. Schneider notes northern Indian reservations show no infection by blood tests, with Fort Defiance district now disease free and many infected horses destroyed. Moqui and Leupp areas west of Fort Defiance are nearly clean.
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Phoenix
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
F. L.schneider
Bureau of Animal Industry
R. J. Hight
Schneider
Arizona
Fort Defience
Dilan
Navajo Reservation
Fort Defiance
Border Cattle Thieves Posing as Mormons
Reports from the frontier say bands claiming Mormon ties cross from Arizona and New Mexico into Morelos colony in Chihuahua. Depredations include cattle theft and trafficking across the border. Fiscal guards clash with the thieves. one guard is killed. A band was captured near Pulpite Pass and four thieves seized. others fled. Cattle were recaptured and returned to owners. The four men will be turned over to American authorities.
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Nogales
Sonora-Chihuahua
Arizona
New Mexico
Morelos
Chihuahua
Sonora Flour Mill Runs Day and Night in Agua Prieta
The Sonora Mercantile Co four mill at Agua Prieta operates night and day to meet high demand. Milard Haymore notes the 75-barrel mill struggles to supply flour, using wheat from the Gila and Salt River valleys and grain from northern Sonora. Victor Holding is appointed to manage the Agua Prieta mill.
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Agua Prieta Douglas
Arga Prieta
Sonora Mercantile Company
Milard Haymore
Mil
Gila
Salt River
Sonora
Victor Holding
T.matist Settee
Agua Prieta
Governor refuses vacation pay warrant approval in Arizona
Governor Thomas E. Campbell orders the state auditor to deny a salary warrant for Miss Fern Johnson, assistant to the corporation commission, for a July 15 claim after approving a June 1 start of a ix week California summer course. Johnson is daughter of David R. Johnson, chairman of the commission. Apache Powder plant at St David halts construction as over a hundred workers are laid off, leaving only a 35 man crew to finish wiring and a few water workers. shutdown linked to mine inactivity affecting explosive output.
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Phoenix
Thomas E. Campbell
Fern Johnson
Corporation Commission
Miss Johnson
David R
Partes
Tombstone
St David
New Companies File Corporation Articles Phoenix July 2
Articles of incorporation filed with the corporation commission list Anne Jane Mining Company based in Phoenix with C W Herndon and W McLean of Kingman as incorporators for 500 000 shares at 10 cents each. Southwestern Cement and Plaster Products of Phoenix issues 250 shares at 100 dollars per share with J S Watkins as president and E D Cawley as vice president. H D Alexander serves as treasurer. Tigre Gold Mines Company of Douglas offers 1 000 000 shares at 1 dollar per share with George M Thomas as president W E Tester as treasurer and Dr A Richardson as vice president and secretary.
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W. McLean
Kingman, Incorporators
Southwestern Cement and Plaster Products, (Inc
Phoenix
JS. Watkins
E. D. Cawley
HS. Merrill
Alex Jander
Tigre Gold Cines Company
Douglas
George M.thomas
W. E. Tester
Dr. A. Richardson
Joan
Heavy Rains Stall Roads Near Douglas New Mexico
Tourists arriving from the east report a very heavy rain near Rodeo New Mexico causing numerous autos to stall in mud. One party was swept into an arroyo by a mountain flood that nearly submerged an engine. Douglas saw rain this morning and countywide rainfall promises grass growth and full water tanks. I CHARGE OF MURDER.
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Douglas
Rodeo
New Mexico
Woman arrested in Prescott for murder linked to Bowers death
Chas. Beaver was arrested in Prescott after leaving court where he had just secured release on a writ of habeas corpus. He had been held as a material witness to the killing of Yavapai County Undersheriff Bo Bowers on July 1 at Frank George's home.
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Prescott
Ariz
Chas
Beaver
Bo Bowers
Yavapai County
Bowers
Frank George
George
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United Eastern Phelps Dodge
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United Verde Extension Companies
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Murray Bryant
Clanton & Lyall
Agua, Caliente
Elmer Clanton
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Fred Mewis
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Whipple Barracks
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