Kay Copper Company Develops Big Arizona Mine
Phoenix reports Kay Copper Co develops a major copper deposit in Yavapai County near Black Canyon. Ore bodies reach 500 feet with assays near 7 percent. plans include a 1000 ton concentrating mill and a large scale operation costing around 800000 before returns. Nearby Red Rover property in Coconino County adds significance with high grade ore and potential mill installation.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Kay Copper Co
Black Canyon
Yavapal County
Southwest
George W Long
Canyon Station
Douglas Pallownix
Clarkdale
Verde Vallay
Minine Company
Adale
Sar
Larce Oes
Red Rover
FA Gillespie
Tatea
Oklo
Tle Con
Fat Springs Junction
Cochise Drill Model Wins Tonopah Contest
The Cochise aril, conceived by C. A. Hultquist, former master mechanic at Calumet and Arizona Copper, won first place in a Tonopah drilling contest. Competing with seven drills, Cochise took first and second places, while Sullivan with 16 drills secured third and fourth positions.
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C. A Hultquist
Calumet and Arisona Copper Company
Warren
Tonopah
New
Sullivan
Pioneer Day Observed in Nesa Mesa Districts
July 24 marked Pioneer Day with a local program of music and speeches honoring early settlers who moved from Utah and Hésho to reclaim desert lands and establish homes in Lehi and Mesa districts. several of the original party remain alive and attended the event.
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Mesa
Utah
Hésho
Lehi
Rich Basin Active Again in Globe Mines Boom
Globe Ariz July reports Richmond Basin reopens with strong silver output. Old mines like Emmaire and Big Bint leased to Colorado firms. George Dunlap arranging development. Cyanide ore processing begun at Juindo prospects. Arizona Butte bought by Miami Mining. Small ore dumps and new shafts noted at Louis VG1 and other sites.
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Globe
Aric
Richmond Basin
Mack Morris
Emmaire
Colorado
Reyes
George Dunlap
Denver
Charles Bessonette
Miami Mining and Staiins Company
Arizona Butte Company
Sear Doak
Miami
Sinks Shaft on Arizona Mine Idle for 28 Years
The Lyman syndicate of Jerome Arizona sinks a shaft on the Blue Nose group of vein claims in Santa Cruz county. The property has been idle for nearly 24 years and was recently acquired from John Hoy of Harstaw.
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Lyman Syndicate
Jerome, Aris
Blue Nose Group
Aliver
Santa Cruz County
John Hoy
Harstaw
Arizona Rifle Team to Shoot Against Nation's Best
The Arizona Rifle team announced by Secretary Roskruge will compete in National Rifle Association matches at Caldwell New Jersey from August 4. Tucson Rifle Club members and other club shooters form the team travel from Tucson to El Paso to Chicago and New York before Caldwell with high hopes from officials.
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Arizona
Tucson
Nation Rifle Association
Caldwell
N. J
George J. Roskruge
National Rifle Association
Campbell
Douglas Rifle Club
Sexta
Wilson
Reynolds Alo Rifle Club
Pranse
Scott
Tombstone
Almy
H Wheeler Kendall
Abell Phoenix Rife Club
Rif Sald
Roskruge
Aod
Teaan
Oil land deal near Iowa Park boosts Yuma venture
Fortune Aned for Yuma men Yuma July c Obear Zaph former U S employment bureau manager in Yuma and G C Crow ex assistant yard master now in Tease report their oil land deal near Iowa Park. They own thirty acres with an oil well yielding 100 barrels daily and seek Wall Street backers for deeper testing to unlock greater value amid prospect of deep oil strata.
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Yuma
Wall
Iowa Park
Burkhamett
Lows Park
Zaps
Crowe
Bisbee Mayor seeks smaller government supply lots
Mayor Erickson announces efforts to obtain government supplies for Bisbee city, arguing for purchase flexibility beyond fixed carload lots. He notes goods must be paid within ten days, with procurement possible through the El Paso supply officer. Pressure mounts on the War Department to permit smaller shipments as other cities have done.
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Bishes
Erickson
Bisbee
War Department
el Paso
Arizona
Bisbo
Snow and flood damage hit northern Arizona rail line
July 20 report from Flagstaff notes heavy rain and the first snow of the season on Sam Francisco mountains. Flood waters swamp rivers and wash out 49 miles of main line near Houck and Chambers delaying Transcontinental trains. Three bridges on the Santa Fe branch and landslides along Cedar Glade Clarkdale block service while crews clear tracks with steam shovels.
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Ariz
Flagstaff
Sam Francisco
Santa Fe
Houck
Chambers
Winstow
Winslow
Flagstall
Jay
Cantaloupes Shine In Season In Salt River Valley
July 23 report notes Arriqua cantaloupes made a strong showing in the Salt River valley with good prices and satisfactory yield. Heavy rains later reduced the crop, but prior shipments 150 to 200 cars moved daily from the valley, with 450 acres planted. Officials estimate compare with last year, while yields and packing quality remain high for future markets.
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Phoenix
Sat River Valley
University of Arizona
Salt River
Urrisonfeld
Aes
Federal TNT use in road projects draws inquiry
An inquiry from the director of the federal Bureau of Roads asks how much explosive TNT can be used in road construction. The response notes the material’s power for blasting rock cuts and joint building, and mentions government holdings of about 9,000,000 pounds, with large stores at Fort Wingate.
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Nin
Thomas Mad
Ain
McEntly
Aeting
Bursst
J. Wis
Coék
Fort Wingate
New Res
Globe Council Passes Resolutions Praising Local Workers
Globe Ariz July 24 The Gione city council met in regular session and passed resolutions commending the working men of this district for their attitude in refusing to recognize the I W W agitator.
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Globe
Ariz
Gione
Judge Pattee to Wear Sut Phoenix
July 21 report on a lawsuit against Jerome mining firm and officials including Judge Sanford and Governor Cinriel. The case involves alleged prejudice and seeks a judge outside Maricopa county with Judge Pattee named for Pimacouny.
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Udge
Pattee
Phoenix
Sae
L. B. Whitney Ve
Miner and Northern Araons Bar Association
Sanford
Superior Court
Apposult
Stanford
Pimacouny
Amuayut
Fj Mines
Cinriel
Miner
L$man
Sutty
Northern Arizon Bar Association
Journal-Miner
Whitney
Jerome Mining Company
Tennis Club Players Compete With Fort Huachuca Officers
Sunday matches at Huachuca against Officers Tennis Club of Fort Huachuca featured Coplen Wenn and Thins Tennis Club members against Capt Goddard and Dr Roserwo. Scores showed 24 draws in favor of Huachuca, with games 6 4 and 6 4. Tombstone players found the visit challenging and plan another series as the local court prepares for future outings. Ringman New Mill and McCracken were among visitors, with practice intensifying ahead of upcoming matches.
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Coplen
Cr. Wenn
Thins
Huachuca
Officers Tennis Club
Up Fort
Capt Goddard
Roserwo
Fr Huachuca
Lorat
Public Land Offer Notice from Phoenix Arizona
United States Land Office in Phoenix Arizona announces a land selection process under the act of a state. Public notices invite objections during the publication period before final approval and certification, with transmission of contested tracts to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix January 12, 1919.
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United States Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Ahsenix
Janeoth
J. L. Irvin
Scott White
Allin G
General Land Office
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim Near St David
Department of the Interior Land Office at Phoenix Arizona gives Milton Curtis of St David a notice of intention to make five year proof to establish his homestead entry No 019504 for parcels in section 23 township 18 south range 12 east G M. Witnesses include Francis Goodman Heber Martin Earskine Miller and Joseph Curtis Sr all of St David. Public notice dated July 2 1919.
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Department of the Interior
Phoralz
Ari
Owona
Milton Curtis
St .David
Arizona
G&s. R B & Meridian
W. A Fowler
U.S
Towbatone
Francis N. Goodman
Heber Martin
Earskine M. Miller
Joseph N. Curtis, Sr
St David
JL Irvin, Register
U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Artma
Arth Funk
Turner
Barry
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
Clamant
Thomas D M. Larrieu
John Rack
Louis R Ioedecker
Ernest Grafaif
Tyrer
J. L. Irvin
Rogliater
State Treasurer Plans to Exercise Prerogatives as Board Member
State Treasurer Rose announces plans to act as an active member of the Tempe normal school board and the Northern Arizona normal school board. The article notes the law clearly states the treasurer, by virtue of office, serves as treasurer of each normal board, though he has not previously been treated as a member.
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Adams
Bormey
Board of Supervisors
Phoenix
Rose
Tempe Normal School Board
Northern Arizona Normal School Board
Car
Ross
Dirt work advances on Douglas Fishes Highway project
Contractors lifted dirt from concrete paving for a mile and extended the clet paving two miles beyond the C A smelter. They placed rock ballast along the highway banks to prevent washout and supervised the work yesterday.
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Douglas Fishes
Indemnity land selections notice in Arizona claims filed
Notice from the State of Arizona published in Phoenix and Tombstone informing that indemnity land selections under the act of Congress are filed. Protests or contests can be sent during the five weeks of publication, with details of tracts, witnesses, and dates.
Readers offered reward as cure claim floods town notice
A printed notice advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a hundred dollar reward for any case it cannot cure and requests testimonials. The notice blends medical cure claims with verbal endorsements and directs readers to send inquiries to FJ Cheney & Co in Toledo. Also included is a land grant notice from Arizona on selected parcels with protests allowed during five weeks starting July 6 1919, from J L Irvin, Register.
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IAC
Hall
Halle
FJ Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druggiata
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KAY Company
Inspiration Miami Company
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Tucson Rifle Club
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Gould
Masten Reskruge
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Ringman
McCracken
Teins
State of
Act of Comune
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Saisct
Trea
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Scott Whith
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