Arizona mining and climate debated in territorial discourse
In a long column the Prospector voices skepticism about reducing the mining workday from eight to six hours, arguing Arizona’s climate and abundant sun justify long hours. It lauds mining growth and surveys by Surveyor-General Ingalls, and urges capable gentlemen with integrity to serve in the constitutional convention, putting politics aside for state formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Western Federation of Minere
Arizona
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Arizona making strides in mining and agricultural work
The surveyor general is preparing a yearly report on mining and agricultural development in the Arizona territory. The document will not be released publicly until approved by Washington. Nevertheless, the general facts are known and are startling to the commercial world.
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Walter Ingalls
Arizona
Department
Territory
Washington
Debate over dual capitals for Arizona draws jokes
A reader proposes two state capitals Phoenix and Prescott with the Coconino Sun quipping to spread capitals around. The governor would merely issue proclamations from multiple sites, a notion treated with humor.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Prescott
Coconive Sun
Skurks in Arizona Face Delayed Skunk Killing Plan
A government message notes possible odors during Arizona statehood campaign and first state election. Skunk extermination may be indefinitely postponed due to expected odors and political timing.
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Arizona
Conkey Co Wins Largest Single Printing Contract
The W. B. Conkey Co. publishers secured a contract to print 1,000,000 copies of Roosevelt in Africa for Charles Scribner's Sons of New York. It stands as the largest single order ever awarded in the firm’s history.
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W. B. Conkey Co
Roosevelt
Charles Scribner’s [Sons
New York
Teddy the Editor Writes Wide Awake Human Life Pieces
Teddy, formerly president and now editor, spends warm days crafting lively pieces for his magazine. His escaping the tsetse fly seems evident as the writing reveals clear personal resolve and sense of purpose.
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Teddy
Canned Republicanism in Arizona Comment Cited
The Daily Globe denounces Arizona Republicanism as hollow and orchestrated with canned harmony enthusiasm platform and constitution, arguing the party lacks genuine civic substance and authentic leadership.
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Arizona
The
Daily Globe
Cannon Admits Mistakes Amid Budget Bill Debate
Cannon concedes errors but declines to specify them while Democrats prepare to craft a bill of particulars outlining charges and disputed points in the budget package.
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Cannon
Indiana Woman Hires Tramp. Discovers Long Lost Husband
An Indiana woman hired a tramp to chop wood on her land and soon realized the helper was her long lost husband, reportedly recognizing him by his shoes. The incident blends surprise and reunion as authorities note the odd chain of events.
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Indiana
Bisbee Board of Trade
Bishew
Mies Cummings
Territorial Items of Interest Condensed
A chaotic, highly fragmentary summary from a territorial page notes Owen A. Row surrendering to Turton police, various Arizona incidents, including a child shooting, labor convention disputes, railroad construction delays, a streetball ban, arrests in Douglas and Globe, multiple deaths from lightning and accidents, and local political maneuvering around a constitutional convention.
Troops Readiness Report From Fort Haas Station
A damaged OCR fragment mentions troops at Fort Haas, with plans to remain through the next month. It notes male soldiers preparing for some test or engagement and potential movements to California. The wording is unclear and partially garbled.
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Fort Haas
Troopa
Nest Montis
California
Litterales
Independence Mine to Resume Operations Near Pennsylvania District
Haron of the union announces plans to restart work at the Independence mine in the prominent mining district. A 500 foot tunnel on the Independence group revealed ore lodes rich in silver gold and lead prompting renewed development and future operation hopes.
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Pendencs
Mil Creek planer mill to handle twenty tons of gravel daily
A newly incented planer machine capable of processing 20 tons of gravel a day will be metalled in Mil Creek near Pros. The wet washer is spacious for the large machinery and requires sixteen horses to haul the mill from Kirkland to Moll Creek. The ground shows its value at about one dollar per ton.
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Mil Creek
Kirkland
Moll Creek
Miss Havel Moon Injury After Fall at Well Site
Miss Havel Moon slipped while starting a gasoline engine at Willeex Mire Moon’s water well. She fell backward into the open well, her father nearby and capable of pulling her to safety. The incident involved a centrifuge pump and a gasoline engine during the attempt to return to the house.
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Emmelia Merino
J.C. Merino
Tucson
Tertile
Miss Havel
Willeex
New Patents Issued in Washington DC to Pacific States Inventors
The latest patent notices from Washington DC list inventors from the Pacific states reported by Pacific Coast Patent Agency. WM Chubb of San Francisco appears for an electric controller device, Finlayson, Bu bee, tunnel support, A W Dowe of Los Angeles for an Inc car ventrator, Alfred Best of Salt Lake City, M H Whittier of Los Angeles, well boring, and EP Gordon of Denver for a counterfugal pulverizer.
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Washington, D. C
Pacific States
Pacific Coast Patent Agency, Inc
WM Chubb
San Francisco
UCC
Finlayson
Bubee
A W. Dowe
Los Angeles
Inc
Alfred Best
Salt Lake City
M. H. Whittier
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Hades
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Phoenx
Francisco Rivera
A Wynkoop
Douglas
Wright
Pacific
Mexico
Guadalajara
Tepic
J. H. Maxey
Southern Pacific
Yuma
Tusson- Calatasae
Huranch
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WS. Soult
United States
Johnny Wallace
School Hill
Wallace
Browning
Lefard Trapper
Democrats of Globe
Democratic Club
E. T. Stewart
Harry C. Honser
Constante Barton
Warren
Arion
Mr. Warren
285 South Street
San Bernardino
Pirtleville
Jesus Centre
Poland
H Er Tore
Baclay & Wo
Globe
Quinn
F. J. Brighton
Voice of the People
Bhebed
H. H. Wynkoop
Harry Hudspeth
Glibe
Baker's Hall
Jens Varges
Myer Street
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Taccon
WC. Greene
Europe
Hereford
Greene
Cochise County
Quijotes
Fort Rock
Yavapai County
Colin Campbell
Wightning
Silver Belt
Ed Harrison
Cevar Street
Stalicup
Harrison
Henry T. Allen
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Huachuca
War Department
Tim
Walington
David Lamer Butler
Farl Wan Lee
Joeph Chesley
Mount Graham
David Lamer
EM van Seltner
Copper Queen
Quality Hill
Doyle House
Springfield
Alberto Mascarenas
Nogales
Banzo di Sonora
Sonora
Federal
John Langley
Glebe
Tedane
Langley
Pima County
Ben Heney
Pine County
Kingman
Nee
Tts
Bulion
D. A. Richardson
Republic of Mexico
J. M. O'Connell
Busness
E. 8
Tosrea
Wittless
District Court
MS McKelligan
Crosaie
Leanowr Valemaiete
Deeline
Lofgewn
St. David
Schutt Tin Pore
Tom Dowrick
Ivan Johnson
W. B. Cleary
Bisbee
Cave
Arndt
John Howard
Dos Caberas
John Bravin
el Paso
James Pardon
Tumbetone
O. EB. Franklin
Glob. Ie
Counsty
Frank ‘Traskexe
Rem
Benson
Hotel de White
Juss Corrella
Pittleville
Independence Mine
Ayer
J/C
Lowell
Mass
Gertrude Ward
Rushville
Neb
Nara OC
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