Arizona Motorcade to El Paso Texas from Southern Arizona towns
The December O12 tentative date for a motorcade from southern Arizona to El Paso aims to meet with the El Paso chamber to discuss removing Lordsburg from the Borderland Route. Delegations from Douglas Bisbee Tucson Tombstone will present why the route change saves miles and improves roads. The event doubles as a trade excursion for regional businesspeople and mirrors El Paso visits to the area.
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Arizona
el Paso
Chamber of Commerce
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Ovcar K. Gall
Joseph H. Gray
Warren District
Malpais
Machita
N. M
Arans
Rodeo
Douglas International
Advancements in Copper Smelting Practice at Clifton Arizona
The Arizona Copper Co at Clifton illustrates progress in smelting from a small adobe furnace in ISTS to a modern electrically assisted plant. Since 1880 the Longfellow mine ore processing expanded under Scotch ownership, with the old plant eventually retired as the new fully automatic facility began operations. The newer plant handles district ore, even chunks with high copper content up to forty percent, marking a landmark upgrade.
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Arizona Copper Co
Clifton
Ists
Longfellow
Longfellow Mining Co
Arizona Copper Co., Ltd
Scotch Corporation
Elec City
Fulton
Sheriff summons jurors and witnesses across county
Sheriff Wheeler and deputies are at work summoning jurors and witnesses throughout the county. Over thirty jurors have already been found, with several precincts still to hear from.
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Wheeler
Gila County road bond issue carries vote tally described
The Globe report notes strong support for a 350000 bond issue to improve highways in Gila County with precinct totals from Globe Miami Lower Miami Hayden Winkelman and smaller precincts showing 361 more votes for bonds than against. The overall turnout across these precincts reached 434 in favor versus a smaller opposed total, prompting county officials to prepare fund administration.
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Globe
Gila County
County Board of Supervisors
Miami
Lower Miami
Hayden
Winkelman
Smailer
Strike District Developments in Miami Mining Scene
News from the Miami Miners union reports Guy Miller, who leads the Chiron strike, leaving to attend Western Federation of Miners executive meeting. George Powell will replace him in Clifton planning. federal investigators for Clifton arriving soon.
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Miami
JL. Downely
Miami Miners Union
Guy Miller
Chiron
Western Federation of Miners
West
Clifton
Canada
United States
Donnelly
George Powell
Phoenix
Mr. Miller
Mr .Miller
Donn
County Boundary Dispute Hearing Set in Phoenix
Evidence in the Yuma and Maricopa county boundary dispute will be heard by a referee in Phoenix on November 17 and 18. Yuma County Attorney Colman and Assistant County Attorney Molloy will travel to Phoenix to represent Yuma County, in a case deemed important to this region.
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Yuma
Maricopa
Phoenix
Colman
Molloy
Yuma County
Refusal to Lift Ban on Mexican Cattle Embargo Persists
The Livestock Sanitary board in Arizona again refused to lift the embargo on Mexican cattle, keeping the ban in place for now to protect Sonora and local herds. The decision follows lengthy debate with plans for further efforts to reconsider the measure. The quarantine has been in effect for some time.
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Mexico
Arizona
Livestock Sanitary Board
Sonora
Indian Day At The State Fair Draws Big Phoenix Crowd
The Phoenix state fair on Indian day attracts thousands of Native Americans from across the state and features a grand parade by the Phoenix United States Indian School cadet battalion. crowds fill the grounds as exhibits, races, and horse events entertain, with 20,000 spectators watching the speed kings anticipate a strong finish on Saturday.
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Phoenix
Sys i
Phoenix United States Indian School
Ameri
State Fair Grounds
Hayden Eyes Lox Session and Local Postmaster Appointment
Phoebia, Nov. Mrs. Carl Hayden plan to travel to Los Angeles at week’s end to arrive before Congress convenes. Hayden says no ad interim postmaster appointment will be made. Michelson’s will await Senate confirmation and take effect after the current quarter ends. He also expects naval defense debates likely long with adjournment not before August. Attorney Gamore sues Cochise County for 1000 dollars over flood damage near St. David bridge claiming storm ditches and roadwork worsened losses and county refusal to pay.
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Vman
Carl Hayden
Los Angeles
Congress
Hayden
Michelson
Senate
Ats
Yence
Washington
W. G. Gamore
Kellie Greixback
Cochise County
St. David Bridge
San Pedro
Disastrous Lowell Fire Destroys Business Section
A major blaze swept Lowell’s business district Friday from about 9 30 am to 1 pm burning most stores. Loss estimated at 0 000. Dynamite used to prevent spread. C A Mining Company supplied mine water and shaft team to aid firefighting. Bisbee town records note this as one of the worst fires since Johnson Addition fire.
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Lowell
C. & A. Mining Company
Junction
Johnson Addition
Bisbee
Fire Devastates Lowell Theatre Complex and Nearby Block
A blast and fire at the Lowell Theatre building triggered an explosion that wrecked windows and spread to adjacent structures toward the Lowell bridge. Fire crews and miners from the Junction mine fought the blaze with 7000 feet of hose. Loss pegged at 100000 with extensive ruin of the theatre, jail, and C A mining district shops. work to clear debris starts immediately.
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Lowell Theatre
SS. White
Lowell
Whonestry
Jy. Co
Lowell Bridge
Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
Junction
Judge Smith
Phelps-Dodge
Local notes from Tombstone and surroundings
Clerk A Karger attended a state uniform accounts conference in Floncvia, with multiple local residents returning from Bisbee and Tombstone on various business trips. Sheriff Welch arrested J R Price in Bisbee for liquor violations. county prisoners build a road project. a fire on Nellie Harwood's yard was contained by volunteers. Judge Lockwood handled civil and criminal matters.
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Board of Supervisors
Karger
Floncvia
D.¥. Sonnson
State Ad County
Yuma Editor Cited for Contempt in Paving Case
W H Shorey editor of the Yuma Examiner was cited for contempt after a published remark about Judge Baxter's court. The hearing on the injunction filed by EC Caruthers of First National Bank to stop awarding a Warrenite paving contract to G and C Construction drew a crowded courtroom.
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Yuma
EC. Caruthers
First National Bank
Board of Supervisors
G & C. Construction
Baxter
Kermeen Granted Another Reprieve in Murder Case
Phoenix November 19 Gov Hunt granted W W Kermeen a reprieve to December 10 after the State Pardons and Parole Board recommendation to test his sanity. Kermeen was to hang for murder near Florence while on a hunting trip. The reprieve coincides with Ramon Villalobos’ scheduled date. William Faltin of Maricopa County also faces execution for a separate murder in the city.
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Phoenix
State Pardon and Parole Board
Gov. Hunt
W. W. Kermeen
Kermeen
Florence
Hee
Ramon Villalobos
William Faltin
Maricopa County
Rich Quartz Ledge Discovered Near Miller Canyon
Reports reach Hereford of a rich quartz ledge found in Miller Canyon Huachuca mountains just south of Hereford in Cochise County. Local men are rumored to plan immediate excursions to the site after placer work yielded dust and nuggets. This sighting sparks belief that the region may hold a substantial mother lode in the basin drainage.
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Sothwest
Sylvie
Miller Canyon
Huachuca Mountains
Hereford
Mother Lode
Prisoner Pleads Guilty in Liquor Case Sentenced
Sentenced R L Price who was arrested yesterday on a charge of introducing liquor into the state entered a guilty plea and was sentenced to twenty days in the county jail and a fine of 25 dollars. Also a wanted ad seeks a stamp mill concentrator hoist gasoline engine and drill in good condition state capacity and very lowest price from Mining P O Box 2666 Philadelphia Pa. Stew
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R. L. Price
P.O
Philadel Via
Stew
Notice of Selection Under Act of June 20 1910
United States Land Office at Phoenix announces state of Arizona selections for Military Institutes and bond interests in Maricopa, Pima, Yavapai, and Cocomo counties. Details list multiple Lots, Sections and Townships with specific ranges and quarters, plus a five week protest period and final approval process. Officials Thomas F. Weedin, Register, and John J Birdno, Receiver, signed with dates in November 1915 and November 1918.
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Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Yavapai
Cocomio
Ely
Alin G &S. RM
General Land Office
Phoenix
Thomas F. Weedin
Register U. S. Land Office
John J Birdno
U.S. Land Office
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Texas
Charles F. Willis
Dan Day
Updegraff
Bronsemaies Dan
Manuel Acosta
Pearce
Lockwood
Patrocio Mapucca
AH. Roberts
Walvern.Arizona Mining Co
Tombstone
Mr Roberts
Cleksene Mining
Comply
Atciney LC
Woolery
Uudly
Mia Woolery
Douglas
Aile Howe
Brant Warner
Linda Wright
Zealand Whittaker
Los Amysies
Jus. McHugh
Frank Coles
Mr Coles
Will Simmons
Gee
Bravia
Hurley
A.J. Harmon
Harmon
Chas Webster
Harrion
W. W. Childers
Sheri Guy C. Welch
J R. Price
Bisbee Party
Lee Sugich
G. Medigovich
Geo Medigovich
Charles Gregovich
Douglas D. G. Perry
The
Perry Mots Company
Courtland
Carlos E. Bolton
Courtised
Shannon
Gleeson
Cliftoe
Parker
Harry C. Wheeler
Uie Jeemetery
Wkr
Ryan
Arthur Jackson
Fiancn
Jas Lawry
Douglas Gray
Machomich Mercantile Company
HI Paso
Joe Bishop
Fmina
Nellie Harwood
Superior Court
Yuma Examiner
Carl Peterson
Ine
United States Land Office
State of Arizona
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