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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1922

Page

6

Weekly Resume of Mining in Arizona

Summary of Arizona copper activity notes a looming copper price rise and supply tightness. Key updates cover Kay Consolidated Copper, Central Copper, Calumet and Arizona, Old Dominion, and Calumet and Arizona operations resuming hiring, repairs, and potential mergers. Reports from Globe, Phoenix, Willcox, and other towns highlight shifts in smelting, dividends, and leadership changes. Norman Carmichael joins Phelps Dodge board amid major Arizona copper developments.

Kingman Will Halloran Kingman Consolidated Mines Company Dean Ajo Cornella Copper Company Arizona Coppers Oatman Los Angeles Coast

Tombstone Theft Charge Denied by Marble Works Owner

Phoenix dispatch reports George A. Brock of a local marble works bound over for trial on a charge of stealing a heavy marble tombstone from the old cemetery at 14th Avenue and Madison Street. Brock claims ignorance of the stone’s transport to his premises and suspects rival foes sought to harm him.

Phoenix George A. Brock Gcard George Old 14Th Avenue Madison Street Brock

State finance code tightens expenses in Arizona offices

Phoenix March 14 A proposed finance code and general appropriation would trim state costs by about 831000 in next year and save an additional 500000. The measure would repeal 179 existing appropriations, require all agency expenses to be paid from the general fund, and bar new debt beyond general appropriation limits. It standardizes accounts, directs unused funds back to the general fund, and caps quarterly salaries and travel without joint approval. The bill, backed by Senator Elliott, moves through committees. lawmakers echo concern over bankers drafted measures and debate constitutional changes amid ongoing tax and livestock bills.

Phoenix Umita University of Arizona Govr Burton Wilson Caims Burton Wilkinson

Governor designates American Legion Employment Day

Arizona Governor Thomas Campbell proclaims Monday March 20 1923 as American Legion Employment Day urging employers communities and agencies to join in a humanitarian effort to provide jobs for roughly 700000 ex service men nationwide including many in Arizona. The measure echoes Louisiana and calls for awakened patriotism to link jobless veterans with opportunities and support their bread needs.

Phoenix Thos Campbell American Legion States of the Union United States Arizona Contron Theta Louisiana I. Thomas State of

Recorders' Association Elects Santa Crux Official

Two by Senator Claypool, one teen abolition of county highway commissions, and another allocating $6000 for Bridget Murphy relief after her husband’s fatal Miami Superior work incident. Malcolm Middleton, county recorder of Santa Cruz, elected president at the Arizona County Recorders annual convention. Berton and Mary McGhee named officers. sessions proceed on March 12.

Senator Claypool Bridget Murphy Miami Superior Nogales Malcolm Middleton Santa Crux County County Recorders Association of Arizona Ager Mra Mary A. McGhee Pinalcom Berton Ty Wee Slecier

Olden Day Bandits Leave Grimy Trails Across West

A sprawling essay traces evolving methods of bandits from horseback to cars and from remote canyons to cities. It recounts the Earps era in Arizona and California, detailing Virgil Wyatt Morgan and Stilwell clashes, arrests, and fatalities, then shifts to postwar federal road and forest appropriations in Arizona and across the West with stated sums and penalties for false representations.

Earp, Delton Hvans Dodge City Kan Bat Masterson Tombstone Ariz

House Measure For Roads Is Received

Phoenix March 15 The Arizona Highway department has a copy of house bill 10714 by Woodruff, providing a federal aid appropriation of 50,000,000 for the current year end, 65,000,000 for the year ending June 30, 1924, and 65,000,000 for the year ending June 30, 1935, reflecting a nationwide trend to scale back the original 100,000,000 annual target.

Arizona Ft Ill Phoenix Arizona Highway Department Woodruff House Committee On Roads Ing

Beckett Calls Doom Talkers Glasses Off In Copper Town

Beckett, manager of Phelps Dodge, touring Bisbee and Douglas, dismisses gloom. He says copper markets firm, mines still employ many, and calls for steady operation and economy. He notes the Copper Queen smelter could boost production when demand rises.

Hisrer Marels Douglas Hisbee Beckett Phelps Dodge Corporation Doushis Bisbee Kitch Phelps Dodge mi

Stranger slashes throat as police question man in Wellton

A man about 25 believed to be D Barnell died by his own action while questioned by Constable Robert Gail at Wellton near Yuma. He had paced a hotel room before his arrest and was detained after arriving the day before, stirring local suspicion.

Virgil Earp United States Marshal Wyatt Earp Tis John Beban Earp Rit Clinton Tom Frank McLewis Ike Clinton Carg Karp Morgan Earp Frank Stilwell Agatnat Bi Ty Wirgil Earp Doc” Holladay Tilwell Doc Holladay Virgin Jim Earp San Bernardino Coltin Virgil Goldfield Jim Molladay Los Angeles Denver Yuma D. Barnell Robert Gail Wellton Here

Man Waives Preliminary in Forgery Case

M. W Nichola, arrested on a charge of forgery, waived his preliminary examination and was held to answer to the superior court. Two other forged checks were found on the same day and passed in the district.

Pisbee M. W Nichola Yeaterday Yeater Day

Speeding Fines Set in Two Courts

Albert Hall of Cochise was fined $10 in Judge McKenzie s court for speeding. G C Webber paid $5 in Judge Craig s court. Both were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Wm Ryan.

Bisber Albert Hall Cochise McKenzie G. C. Webber Craig Wm. Ryan

Warren District Warned Against Rabid Dogs

Warren District residents warned to watch for strange dogs and keep pets indoors after rabies outbreaks. A Douglas dog bit three people and was killed. brain tests confirmed rabies. Officials plan to cull stray dogs in Warren and nearby areas to reduce risk while owners are urged to keep pets secured.

Douglas Lowell There Warren

Opening of Colorado River meeting in Phoenix

March 14 preparations mounted for the start tomorrow in Phoenix of a four game series by the Colorado River Water User Commission to discuss the Southwest development plan. Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover arrives at 10:55 am to be greeted by Arizona Stanford club members and then the commission from basin states will hold an executive session.

Phoenix Coloware Contig Faderh Commission Southwest Commerce Herbert Hoover Arizona Stanford University Club Hoover Commission Colorado River Basin Crist Public Meeting

Dodge murder confession ties Kansas City figures to mining set

The Kansas City based insurance magnate and mining secretary of the Lucky Tiger Combination Mining Co. in Douglas Arizona were linked in a murder confessional statement. Frenel, now jailed in Kansas, reportedly admitted involvement in the crime in a late March disclosure.

Douglas Dodge Millionaire Insurances Kansas City Lucky Tiger Combination Mining Company Arizona High Frenel Kansas

Globe Citizen Organizing Lion Hunt in Mesa Range

Ariz March 23 Panara Pearson, operating Braley Claypool cattle in Mescal range, is in Globe awaiting Judge Shute's return from Tucson where he held court for Judge Pattee. Shute expected back tonight. a lion hunt to organize tomorrow at the southeastern Pinals and Mescal regions to target lions blamed for winter cattle losses.

Miami Ariz Panara Pearson Braley- Claypool Mescal Range Globe Judge Shute Tucson Judge Pattee Pinals Mescals

Falls Strikes Head Bisber

Wm. Hughes, an early district resident, fainted on his porch after returning from the post office. He fell, striking his head and face, received medical care, and was resting comfortably at home in the Hughes block last evening.

Allen Block Lovening Hughes Block

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Eids Olop Como Dass Kay Consolidated Copper Company Willcox John W. Prout, Jr Central Copper Lordshurs Calumet Karl Mohler Steperlor Boston Domiton Snon Cap Copper Company Leonard White Mildred Gold Sining Company Sal Gutten—Norman Carmichael Arizona Copper Company Elliott House Senate Burton of Yavupal Tax Commission State Corporation Commission Ywo Curzon Stoddard Recorders M. Seant L.A Stranger Ifor International Stocking Mills Norristown Palowks Theron Colorado River Globe Citizen Organ Wm. Hughes
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