NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNITED STATES PATENT MINERAL SURVEY
Notice is given that Bunker Hill Mines Company of Tombstone Arizona has applied for patent for the Silver Brick claim in Cochise County Arizona. The description lists corner points and total area 20652 acres excluding conflicts with Cocopah lode, with location notice recorded in Cochise County. Adjoining claims and conflicts noted, first publication Oct 14 1917.
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United States Patent Mineral Survey
United Stuer Land Ore
Phoenix
Arizona
Bunker Hil Mines Company
Tombutone
Tombsione
Cochise County
BL & M
Corner Noue
Cincinnatti
Tombstone
Steeard
United States Land Offer
Artzus
Tanker Hill Mines Company
Alta
Naumkeag
County Recorder
Emilie” Lode
J. L. Irvin
Mineral Survey
Bunker Hill Mines Company
Bert G
KW & M
Independence
Corr
Corsant
Thenee ST
Comet No
Hesanter
Cochise
Arnona
San Rafael
Minos
Herald
Trinity
Emilie Tole
Lilly Lode
JL Irvin
Register First
Married couple ties quiet ceremony in Douglas area
Roy M. Thornberry, a Battery A Eleventh Field Artillery instructor, and Miss Catharine Thayer of Douglas wed in a quiet ceremony by Rev. C. W. Stark. The couple plan to live in Dodge City where Thornberry will remain in service and Thayer is a popular entertainer.
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Roy M. Thornberry
Catherine Thayer
Douglas
C. W. Stark
Thornberry
Eleventh Field Artillery
Thayer
Plaza
Dougie
Tombstone
Congresssional Church
J.C Buchanan
Bowie
Myrtle Pag
Rowie
Arizona
Copper strike in Globe Miami district delays reach to Bisbee
The U S Industrial Commission will not conclude its inquiry into copper mine conditions in the Globe Miami district before week’s end. Secretary Wilson pressed for a full hearing, urging swift industrial peace as copper needs rise for war production and allied industries. Miners and operators seek arbitration to settle the dispute with government mediation.
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Glore
United States Industrial Commission
Wilton
Renin
Wilson
Globe Miami Copper District
President’s Labor Commission
President's Commission
Arch Travels
Mirane
Yending Arbitrati
Commission
Phoenix Alien Being Taken to Fort Huachuca
An alien enemy described as Mrs. Stannger of Mothers Kitchen Dorf was moved from Phoenix to Gleeson yesterday and will be interned at Fort Huachuca today. United States Marshal Dillon and Deputy Marshal Treats Moxehai Dillon led the transfer, with Immigration inspector Burnett. They head for Los Angeles to meet others in the group.
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Miami
Conrad Wells
Stannger
Mother's Kitchen
Dorf
Gleeson
Phoenix
United Turned
Dillon
Kort Huachuca
United Sites
Moxehai Dillion
Inspector Burnett
Immigration Service
Los Ameies
Alfred BR Johnson
Walter Ko Baker
Los Angeles
Roy P Lutkey
William Kennedy
Low Angeles
Maricopa
Vice President Marshall Visiting in Arizona
Vice President and Mrs Thomas R Marshall arrived in Phoenix from Washington en route to Scottsdale winter home. Governor Campbell and others greeted them at the depot before a breakfast luncheon at the Arizona club. Members present included Mr and Mrs Campbell and Mr and Mrs George J Stoneman.
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Phoenix
Thomas R. Marshal
Washington
Scottsdale
Marshalls
Camp Bell
Arizona Club
Marshall
Campbell
George J. Stoneman
EL. Graves
Waxee
A E Davis Breaks Arm in Fall at Old Workings
A E Davis president of Hua Chuca Water Company Tombstone sustained a severe left elbow fracture after slipping into a winze while with Sam Watt exploring old workings behind the depot. Watt assisted him to a hospital for treatment and x rays.
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AB. Davis
Huachuca Water Company
Reslay
Dept
Sam Watt
Mr Watt
Mc Davis
Fey
Runner Mill Hospital
Barnes Circus Coming to Tombstone This Week
The A. G. Barnes show arrives Thursday October 25 in Tombstone. The piece promises a full animal circus with 1000 creatures and 600 performers, including elephants, horses, and a calliope, drawing crowds from Tombstone and nearby towns. Local booster notes describe the spectacle as a yearly grand affair with familiar acts and a festive town mood.
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A. G. Barnes
Oet
Tombstone
Harry Davis
Greenway Promoted to Major in U S Army Engineer Corps
Bisbee reports Major John Greenway, veteran of Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders and head of Calimet and Arizona mining interests including New Cornelia Copper and Gadsden Copper, has joined the U S Army Engineers. He plans to sail in 15 days and return to Arizona briefly before assignment. The C and A board will meet to appoint an acting general manager during his absence.
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M. B. Howard
Globe
John Gelding
Lowell
Winters
Tombstone
Golding
Paris
Pheenix
Risber
Gray
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Calimet
Arizona
New Cornelia Copper Company
Gadsden Copper Company
United States Army Engineer Corps
Bisbee
W. J. Gehring
de Wire
Haye
Ajo
East
Washington
C. and A. Company
Major Greenway
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Chicago
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Blinker Hut Mines Company
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Board of Supervisors
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Texas
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Tintwan
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Rote
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