Sunlit Descent and Sunrise Peaks at Cochise Stronghold
The narrative recalls a, two-person expedition to Cochise Stronghold in Arizona. It describes sunset colors over Rincon and Dragoon mountains, camping beside a clear brook, starry skies, and a dawn ascent revealing monolithic rock formations and dramatic panoramas that reward the strenuous climb. The piece blends natural wonder with travel detail from St. David and Benson routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Schwartz
Benson News
Rincon Mountains
Dragoon Mountains
Cochise
Shane
Arizona
Bisbee
St. David
Benson
Pia
Cotton pickers arrive in Salt River valley labor drive
Phoenix Sept 27 Cotton pickers are arriving in the Salt River valley via the Arizona Cotton Growers association of Tempe with agents in Tucson Nogales and the Papago Indian district. Trucks carry 120 pickers into Tempe with more expected. W H Knox the association's general manager is in Tucson arranging more labor. No Mexican labor is contracted this year but Arizona Mexicans may be offered contracts and Papago Indians are expected to join.
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Phoenix
Salt” River Valley
Arizona Cotton Crowers’ Association of
Tempe
Tucson
Nogales
Papaxo
River Valley
Mexico
Arizomaill
Arizona cattle movement shown improving in October
Phoenix Sept 27 Frank P B Moore of Douglas chairs the state livestock sanitary board and reports Arizona cattle movement improving with spots now and a broader push expected mid October. He cites 150000 steers likely in September due to slow prior movement and notes budget cuts to inspectors to balance income.
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Phoenix
PB. Moore
Douglas
Lvestock Sanitary Boat
Arizona
K. Moore
Wilcox
Moore
Diphtheria Outbreak Warns Tucson Parents
Tucson faces a diphtheria surge with 18 cases as Dr. Edwin J. Gotthelf Jr. urges immediate action. He warns parents to isolate symptomatic children and seek early treatment, noting mortality rises with late-stage infection and cases are scattered across the city.
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Tucson
Gotthelf
Bar Examination Set For November 3 In Phoenix
State Board of Bar Examiners announces the semiannual Arizona bar exam to be held in the capitol building Phoenix starting Thursday November 3. Board members include Selim M. Franklin Walter Bennett secretary and P W O Sullivan. The two day exam requires one hundred written questions with a passing rate of at least five correct answers.
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Ernest R. Halto
State Supreme Court
Atorneys
Paradise-Verde
House
Hall
Secretary of State
State Board of Bar Examiners
Bar of
Arizona
Capitol Building
Phoenix
Selim M. Franklin
Tucson
Ae Nan
Walter Bennett
P. W. O'Sullivan
Prescott
Invents device to coin phonograph Phoenix
George A. Adams of 502 East Van Buren street has developed a device to stop cranking a phonograph after one lever pull. Interlocking cogs then rewind the machine as the motor returns gradually to position. The invention includes a speed advising feature and a decorative knob replacing the crank. Patents have been applied for.
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Phoenix
George A. Adams
East
van Buren Street
Adams
Eas
Deer Season Opens October 1 In Arizona
Arizona deer may be shot after 12:41 am on October 1 and continue until season end, per state game warden Joe Prochaska and deputy Wes ley Hill. Ducks under federal law may not be shot until sunrise on October 15 when the season opens.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Joe Prochaska
Wesley Hill
Hill
Death of Mill Foreman’s Wife in Nogales Area
Mia McCartnes wife of the Roy Titcomb lumber mill foreman died after a month long illness at 6 am. Mrs William Branton of San Diego, formerly a Nogales teacher, was at her mother's bedside, as was Mrs Stewart of San Diego, sister of the deceased.
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Ariz
Mia McCartnes
Roy & Titcomb
William Branton
San Dieso
Stewart
San Diego
Los Angeles mining man slain in Mexico
Prescott dispatch reports Ramsey Patterson, a Los Angeles mining engineer and superintendent for Madeira mining company, killed Saturday at Madeira Mexico. His body was found in Yavapai county family notes say. The mine lies 59 miles from the Chihuahua railroad with a 200 pound mountain lion shot nearby.
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Los Angeles
Prescott
Kislinbury
Inneer
Yavapai County
Mountain Lions
Madeira
Mexico
Ramsey Patterson
Los At
Chihuahua
Tucson to house major training centers in state
Sept. 24 Governor Campbell and Assistant Director Milliken visited Tucson to promote a rotational training center in the city. Prescott has been practically chosen for one center, with a second possible site in Phoenix under consideration. Louis T. Grant represented the San Francisco office during the discussions.
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T.E. Campbell
John Milliken
Veterans’ Bite
Reat
Washington
Louis T. Grant
San Francisco
Tucson
Prescott
Milliken
Phoenix
Maryland Oil starts drilling in Sonora San Jose Puerto district
Drilling by Maryland Oil Company through its Sonora Oil Co. began in the Puerto district of San Jose, Sonora, three weeks ago using cable tools. The test complies with the contract under Carranza regime and has Obregon's sanction.
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Sonora Nogales
Ariz
Maryland Oil Company
Sonora Oil Co
Puerto
San Jose
Sonora
Maryland Oi Co
Mexcan
Carranza
Obregon
Cement Culverts on Rodeo Road Built by Douglas Men
Three Douglas men Buckles W M Emb Jer and W A Glenn will construct all cement culverts and dips on the road from Rodeo to Stein s Paws the work sublet by C C McEtram of Mesa who won the contract The cement work is estimated at 40000 dollars and will support a new road on the Banc head highway between Douglas and El Paso.
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Rodeo Road
Douglas
ME. Buckles
W. M. Emb Jer
W. A. Glenn
Rodeo
Stein's Paws
C. C. McEtram
Mesa
Banxhead
Paso
Supervisors Meet With Cochise County Welfare Board
The Board of Supervisors met in Bisbee with the Cochise County Childs Welfare Board to discuss more effective cooperation. Present were Miss Esther Cummings and Judge Lockwood. Proposals outline relief referrals to the County Board, Juvenile Court, Warren District relief, and the Supervisors with a total outdoor relief limit of 3000 dollars set for the year ending July 1, 1922.
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Board of Supervisors
Bisbee
Cochise County
Lockwood
Tock
Hart
Manl
Juvenile Court
Warren
Hef Association
REIT
Smuggling Cheese Smell Leads to Aziz Mendez Arrest
Aziz Mendez of Nogales was arrested after a U S customs officer, patrolling the docks near Nogales, woke to a strong cheese odor he said came from Mendez attempting to smuggle odoriferous cheese from Mexico into the United States. The officer testified he awoke from sleep and observed Mendez, leading to the arrest.
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Nogales
Aziz
Septpedro Mendez
Mexico
United States
Gested Mendez
Docks Canyon
Mendez
Amuratento
Silver Prices Hit Fresh High Point In New York
Silver rose to 71 34 cents to reach a yearly peak cited in New York. The gain of 3 cents follows reduced copper output and U S treasury absorption of the full American silver production. London cables note steady Indian demand and new orders from China aiding the rise.
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New York
United States
London
India
Accident at Concentrator Injures Three Workers
At the bow concentrator yesterday a scaffolding collapse left Septus-were veters and a Mexican named Poncanio Sanchez slightly injured. Peters suffered a back bruise and Sanchez a facial cut. both were taken to Copper Queen hospital for treatment.
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Bilbe
Poncanio Sanchez
Peters
Sanchez
Copper Queen Hospital
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Penson
Jess
Attorney General's Office
Ernest R. Hall
Justice Flanigan
Bishee
J. Baugha
WP. Clements
L. P. Matthews
J. F Brown
S. 3. Norman
George W. Burgess
F. J. Goodrich
R. Pierce
FE. Free
Man
Ed Healy
W. J. Davidson
C. Clement
W. R. Price
J. Warren Daevidson
J. G. Keating
M. J. Clement
Pinal County
John I. Cantled
Apache County
Ray B. Krebs Powell
William Gregg
Geo Ebsen
F. T. Worley
L. O. Wright
Smith
Ton. Carter
L. E. Matteson
Thomas
Motos
Yuma County
J. R. Deal
Wilbur Treadwell
James A. Shea
E. Thomas
W. H. O'Barr
Fred A. Sabbie
Maricopa County
Fred W Frichett
H. E. Farr
J. H. McClure
Timmie
Percy L. Crosby
the McClure
Byadic
Jim Stovall
Court of Justice
Nat T. McKee
Stovall
Shims Monroe Pickering
Cal
Pickering
Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff's Office
Prescott National Forest
Robert Munro
Super War Forest
Prescott Forest
Salt River Valley
Wesley Hil
Den
George Patallo
Saturday Evening Post
Tombstone
Green Cattle Company
Hereford
Charlie Cross
Green Ranch
Cananea
Patulla
Cross
Patullo
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Fiasaline Gus
People
San Fras
Elano
Patudo
Mysel
The
Arizona Cotton Growers’ Association
Pima County
Edwin J. Gotthelf
Wotingity
A. G. Schnabel
Wal
Ramsey
Child's Welfare Board
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