Notice of Mining Claims and Land Selections in Arizona
Notice disclaims liability for work on mining claims Crescent Pearl Copper Dog Western Star in Cochise County under lease to Alex Graydon Howard Potter. Also includes multiple land selection notices in Phoenix Arizona with serials, protest windows, and officers Irvin Birdno dates in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Pearl
Western Star
West Huachuca
Cochise County
Arizona
Alex Graydon
Howard Potter
Honard Potter
Public Land Notice for Homestead Proof and School Indemnity Lands
Notice from the US Land Office at Phoenix dated February 1916 and February 1918 announces Logan Lockard of Phoenix filing for three-year homestead proof for E half Section 11 Township 205 Range 14E Gila & Salt River Base Meridian, with witnesses listed, before W A Fowler in Tombstone on March 1918. Also notices Arizona State filing School Indemnity Land Selection List No 1892 and 1893 for townships 19 S 25 E NW7 Sec 7 and new Sec 12, with instructions to submit proof within twelve weeks and forward to the General Land Office. dated Phoenix February 4 1918 and February 16 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
General Land Office
Phoenix
United States Land Office
Ellen C. Neel
James Jackson
Albert
Douglas
Cochise
United States
Ney
Township
Range
Gila and
Salt River Base
Meridian
J. L. Irvin
Register
Berist
Towhit
Department of the Interior
Logan Lockard
Gila & Salt River Base
W. A. Fowler
U.S
Tombstone
Louis A. Bowdecker
John Rock
John Fee Eugene P. Larriea
Turner
John L. Irvin
State of
Land Office Notice of Homestead Proof in Arizona
U S Land Office Phasnts Arizona March 2 1918 notices Richard Hi Alston of Fort Huachi Arizona who on June 24 1915 filed homestead entry for Lots 2 3 4 NEY SW SE Section 21 Township 218 Range 20 E G 8 R B Meridian. He will prove up three year proof before W A Fowler US Commissioner Tombstone Arizona on April 20 1918.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Phasnts
Arizona
Richard Hi. Alston
Fort Huachia
R. B
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
Navy Enlistment Move For Lester Cliford and James Berutto
Lester W. Cliford and James Berutto left yesterday for San Diego to enter U.S. Navy service. They had waited about ten days, traveled to El Paso for examination, then returned to await the call to arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester W. Cliford
James Berutto
San Diego
U.S. Mary
el Peso
Arme
Crowder Sets Next Draft Quota For March 29
In Washington on March 12 the draft chief announced that eight hundred thousand men will be called in the current year under the second army draft starting March 12. An order for mobilizing 95,000 men during the period beginning March 29 was issued, about 15,000 to be drawn under the second draft. In Cochise County 27 men from class 1 will leave on the 29th for Camp Funston, with local inductions for Walter E Lovell Clarence Ford and Frank Fast previously dispatched.
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Washington
Prosom
Crowder
Adjutant General's
Phoenix
Cochise County
Camp Funston
Tombstone
Camp McDowell
California
Walter E. Lovell
Clarence Clark Ford
Infantry
Frank D. Fast
Camp Fremont
Sooth Engineers
Hillman shoots slacker at Ajo near Sonoyta
Deputy C P Hillman shoots Charles Tappan after arrest attempt near the Mexican boundary south of Ajo. Tappan, alleged slacker from Grand Junction Colorado, wounded in leg after resisting arrest and threatening remarks. Hillman to receive government reward for the arrest.
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Ajo
Charles Tappan
Grand Junction
Colo
Nes
C. P. Hillman
Arres
Sonoyta
Hillman
Tappan
Petrovido
Hed
Ubost
France
Arizona Students Ordered Vaccinated Soon
The Arizona state board of health issued an urgent order requiring every school child to be vaccinated within a reasonable period or be withdrawn. A federal order from Surgeon General Rupert Blue urged vaccination of school children and adults, to support war efficiency. The board will inspect and bar unvaccinated pupils from public schools after a grace period.
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State Board of Health
Arizona
Arizona State Board of Health
W. O. Sweek
Arizor
Arizona Called Upon For Material For Concrete Ships
March 14 report notes Arizona may contribute light volcanic rock for an aggregate in ship building. The Arizona State Bureau of Mines is tasked to survey deposits of vesicular basalt and volcanic rock near rail lines for bulk production. Concrete ships require lightweight strength, prompting possible rapid large scale construction and need for skilled labor.
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Tucson
Arizona
United States
Arizona State Bureau of Mines
Herle
San Francisco
Maly
Panama Canal
Arizona State Boreel of Mines
Mises
Arizona Quota For Camps Sets 148 Men
Phoenix March 15 The four teen local boards in Arizona will be notified of county quotas totaling 148 men under the Washington call. Apache 2 Cochise 27 Coconino 5 Gila 20 Graham 3 Maricopa 22 Mohave 5 Pima 4 Pinal 11 Santa Cruz 4 Yuma 5. Entrainment to Camp Funston set for March 29 to April 2. Only white men included. Arizona’s latest total represents about 33 percent of the national quota, with concerns over alien populations and future adjustments to class I worker counts.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Washington
Apache
Cochise
Coconino
Gila
Graham
Maricopa
Mohave
Vajo
Pim Cruz
Pinal
Santa Japa
Yuma
Camp Funston
Priday
Charles W. Harris
Greenlee
Harris
Corn and Wheat Stocks On Arizona Farms In 1918 Report
The government grain report shows corn on Arizona farms March 1 1918 totalled 174000 bushels about 20 percent of the 1817 crop with other figures for corn 1916 77m bushels and 1925 960400 bushels on farms. Wheat remaining March 1 1918 was 33000 bushels about percent of 1917. Oats and barley stocks are given for several prior years with varying percentages.
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Arizona
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G. J. Peterson
Congress
L. Irvin
John J. Birdno
State of Arizona
JL Irvin
NAVY
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Slacker
EONA
Arizzona
Gliy Marshal Jas, Alligon of
Bisbee
158Th Infantry
Camp Kearney
Atorney
J. F. Ross
Maurice Blumenthal
Here
Biz
Tommy Maddox
Campbell
Engineers’ Corps
Mas
Douglas Cochise County
J. T. Kingsbury
H. S. Ross
W. A. Wood
Gleeson, Courtland
Pearce
Grippe
R W. K. Meade
Douglas Wim
Boyd
Boyd & Flach Drug Store
Dougas
Tomorr
Douglas Gray
The
Machomich Mercantile Company
Miles Merrill
Fort E. J. Westervelt
H.C. Almy
Black
Almy
Fort Huachuca
Ryan
Douglas County
M. Blumenthal
Ray B. Krebs
Berimene Fe
Turner Oliver Frs
Racer
Harry Willcox
Turner Section
Parker
A. F. Parker
Phoenix Life Insurance
Willcox
W. Rountree
T. 8. Banford
H Crawford
Dean Woodwart
State Road Department
Court House
Zenchip
Karker
Beantif
Vance Johnson
Harry ©. Wheeler
Dourtes
208Th Cavalry
Harry Jones
Ft. Myer
308Th Cavalry
Sher U
Sherif Guy Welch
Chas. Cross
Buena
Doage Merrillas
Merril
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank L. Mary
Division of Valuations
Land Commissioners
W. C. Moyer
Ben Clarke
State Land Commission
Benson Way
Bisbee and Douglas
Will
Mower
Cochise County State Bank
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