Approves Surveys of Mining Claims in Four Arizona Counties
The surveyor general's office ordered surveys of mining claims across Yuma Mohave Cochise and Yavapai counties including Rose Lily Desert Glen and Desert Glen Extension lodes in Yuma. Claimants include Glenore Mining Co Jarer No 1 and 2 lodes Watapat district Hubery E Smith Ararat Fraction Ararat claim Martha Fraction Verde district United Verde Copper Co North Star Little Gem Au na Meed Meee and Dick in the Ewanorth district.
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Phoenix
Fenerals
Yuma
Mohave
Cochise
Yavapai
Glen Extension
Elsworth
Glenore Mining
Jarer No
Jaror
Watapat
Diet Tie
Dismantling of Million Dollar Plants at Congress Junction
Local report details Rosenburg Co dismantling machinery valued over one million dollars at Congress Junction. Items to be shipped to Los Angeles for direct sale. shipments planned before further asset disposal.
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Llion Dollar
Congress Junction
GLOBE
Jock Rosenbers
Rearabure & Lee
Ed Peatertay
Alvarado, Rincem
Tive Mines Rady
Geassie Mint
Rosenbarg & Co
Rosenburg
Los Angeles
Congress
Joneth Siehan
Ant Ly
Len Angele
Col McClintock Named Arizona State Historian
Phoenix reports Col McClintock is appointed state historian for the unexpired term of the late Thon Edwin Farieh. McClintock, a former Phoenix postmaster, served as a major in the Spanish American War and led Arizona’s national guard. He had authored a three volume history of the state. The four-year term expires June 12, 1922.
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Phoenix
James 1Mclintick
Campinto OU
Edwin Farieh
Par Fh
Do McClintock
Farieh
Col Mellintock
Roosevelt
Aviona National
Highway Decision Sets Precedent in Maricopa Contracts
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that highway contracts between the state highway commission and the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors create a contract between the county and itself. The decision affects about $4,000,000 of road work and 278 miles of county highways, establishing a precedent with no similar prior case in law.
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Phoenix
Preme Court
Couny Board of Supervisors
T. Bone
Justice Ross
Maricopa County
Somuch
Haris Ingalls Case Under Advisement
Arguments in quo warranto proceedings in the Arizona superior court by which Capt. Walter Ingalls and Col. Charles Harris contest the adjutant general’s office were completed today. The court took the case under advisement with a decision to be announced Monday.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Superior Court
R. G. Stanford
Walter 3. Ingalls
Charles W. Harris
Adjutant General's Office
Textbooks billed here do not come to Phoenix schools
In Phoenix the school administration reported shortage of 320 volumes of supplementary history books shipped from Reston six weeks earlier. While text books reach students, the fourth grade history work remains unsupplied as officials await word on the late shipment and check up.
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Phoenix
Reston
Arizona Supreme Court View on Liquor Sale Names Requirement
The Arizona Supreme Court reversed the Yuma county conviction in Halley Earp vs. Arizona, holding that proving illicit liquor sales requires naming the purchaser. A dissent by Chief Justice Connigham called the omission a technical error. The case tests pleading standards, with other items noting local industry shifts and a church project.
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PHOEN
Supreme Court
DL. Connigham
Batley Earp
Yuma County
Lack of Teachers Threatens State Education
Statewide concern voiced by superintendents over 15 teaching vacancies already, six in Cochise County, with no applications on file. Expectation of sixty vacancies by December as fall terms begin. Schools rely on temporary certificates until the December teachers’ examination to fill posts.
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Cochise
Case
Adoption of Miniworm Wage Plan Sets Monthly Minimum
Authorities approve a miniworm wage framework pegged at 160 shillings per month for a 12 month period. The plan establishes a base income floor and outlines duration, monitoring, and compliance expectations for employers and workers. Further details on enforcement and affected sectors were not disclosed.
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Reed
Ohio Company Plans Expedition to Capture Rattlers
A chevehind message describes an Ohio company formed to hunt rattlesnakes for a rheumatism cure and to mount an expedition to Arrena in the spring. It asks where rattlers are most abundant and which month offers the best hunting conditions.
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Ohio Company
Ariachia
Phoenix
Westher
Grant Bes
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