Weekly resume of Arizona mining activities
Arizona Mining Journal reports Iron Cap Copper at 600000 pounds monthly and Copper Hill with about 200 workers shipping ore to International Smelter Mistat, plus 6000 to 7000 dollars monthly from silver. Copper output runs about 3500000 pounds monthly with August demand strong and foreign sales steady. Clarkdate notes a new Cottrell plant recovering copper, gold, silver from dust. Warren Ira B Joralemon resigns from Calumet & Arizona Mining. Silver City reports manganese properties suspended due to coal shortages. Douglas Cananea operation resumes with two furhases output and heavy investments. WickesboroDiamond Joe mine sold. Prescott rep. Los Lmentos mines see steady lead shipments. Gatman Telluride shaft to 700 feet level. high values reported. Bisbee Calumet & Arizona declares dividend of 50 cents per share.
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Arizona Mining Journal
Globe
Irom Cap Copper Company
Hill Properties
Mistat
Iron Cap
United Verde
Warren
Ira B. Joralemon
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Boston Hill
Douglas
Cananes Consolidated Copper Company
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Wickesburo
White Picacho
George L. Fell
Prescott
Arizona
Ahumada
Erapcion
Los Lamentos
Chihuahua
3. C. Greenway
Lucero Junction
el Paso
Gatman
Big Men
Stopes
Bisbee
Calumet
Mich
Abalution of Registrations in Cochise County Precinct Totals
Registration totals released by Cochise County Recorder Hutchison show Democrats at 8,069 and Republicans at 2,997 across many precincts including Douglas Tombstone Willcox and West Huachuca with about 220 miscellaneous votes, giving a county total of 11,286. Republicans gained about 70 votes and Democrats 27 by quartering across Cochise and other counties.
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Cochise County
County Recorder
Hutchison
Band
Warren
Elas
Island
Douglas
Den
Douglas No
Pirtleville
Dragoon
Des Cabez
el Dorado
Fairbank
Silenon
Arces
Hereford
Hilltop
Johnson
Lusk
Light
McNeal
Buena
Bowie
Cochise
Courtland
Curtiss
Central Bridge
Naco
Pool
Paradise
Pearce
Rucker
Robinson
San Simeon
Servoes
St. David
Tombstone
Turner
Willcox
Webb
Whitewater
Wilgue
West Huachuca
Tots Repiblicams
Quanters
Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas
Southern Arizona Highway Adopted for Federal Aid
Tucson celebrates approval of the seven percent federal aid highway system, designating Tucson as part of a primary route across southern Arizona from Rodeo New Mexico to California. Secretary Wallace of agriculture confirmed the designation after coordinated efforts by Tucson and other local cities. The route aims to fund first class highway construction with federal aid, serving 40 percent of the state population along Tombstone Florence Phoenix Mesa Yuma and continuing into California.
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Tucson
Arizona
Secrety
McPherson
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Maddock
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Bistee
Tiouglas
Tombstone
Yumma
Bighway
Rodeo
N. M
Dourhee
Florence
Mesa
Phoenix
Yuma
California
Hewes
United States
East Sta
Supplies distributed for 59 county precincts
Clerk M. C. Hawkins announced that election supplies for all 59 precincts are prepared and will be dispatched starting tomorrow. Jeff Milton of Fairbank will carry Turner and West Huachuca sacks, with West Huachuca noted as the hardest to reach. This year the West Huachuca precinct will report promptly, and supplies will be sent from the seat Sunday so every precinct has supplies by Sunday night or Monday morning.
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M. C. Hawkins
Site of Supervisors
Jeff Milton
Fairbank
Lost baby found on desert mesa near Mena
Sept. 71 Headed by the frantic father a search party discovered John C. Reeves daughter dead on the desert 17 miles from Mena. A 12 year old sister and a two year old tot were involved as the child wandered away while the family went to the store this morning. The body lay beside the trail, tragically marred by cholla needles. Chandler plans to erect a new city hall with jail connection.
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John C. Reeves
Reeves
Mena
Gome
Lumber Production Dip in Arizona and New Mexico
Preliminary Commerce Department figures show a 28.8 percent drop in 1921 lumber output in Arizona and New Mexico, with New Mexico down 16 percent and Arizona near one third of its 1920 level. In 1921, 64 New Mexico mills produced 20.1 billion feet and 25 Arizona mills produced 48.4 billion feet. western yellow pine led species. Mills idle early 1922 rebounded later as construction revived, signaling a likely rise for 1922 overall.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Arizona
New Mexico
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
New Me
Arlfona
Lees
Mexico
Arizona National Forests
East Slope of Huachucas Needs More Rainfall
Assistant Forest Supervisor Frank Grubb reports the east slope of the Huachuca mountains is drying from insufficient rainfall. Wells and springs may run dry unless rainfall replenishes water sources. Grubb just toured government controlled Huachuca ranges including Parker Canyon. He notes eastern areas suffer drought, western ranges faring better as screw worm troubles persist and fall roundups begin.
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Huachuca Mountains
Frank Grubb
Muachuca Mountains
Sihern
Huachuca Tangs
Parker Canyon
San Rafael
Grabb
Undertaking Parlor Shipment Tells Tragic Passage
A man named Morriven traveling with his wife from Eagle Rock to Kansas died at Dix. The remains were shipped from Van Marter Undertaking Parlors to Cherryvale Kansas.
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van Marter Undertaking
Morriven
Eagle Rock
Kansas
Dix
Cherryvate
Livestock and Ranges Weather Impacts Across Regions
Weather reports describe light to heavy rains across most districts boosting grazing in Arizona New Mexico and northern sections. Stock are in good to fair condition with adequate water supplies and ongoing harvesting and irrigation preparations. In Flagstaff rains improved crops though some canal damage from torrential storms will affect San Pasquale and Yuma valleys for about ten days.
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Range
Arizon
Weather Bureau
Norte
Dougas
New Mexico
Willams
Pineda
Flagstaff
Chocolate Mountains
San Pasquale
Yuma
Resolutions of Death for Mrs Adella Hart
The board of supervisors expresses condolences to chairman John B Hart and family for the death of Mrs Adella Hart. The resolutions note her long, useful life and suggest she lives on through her teaching and example. The document is to be entered in the board minutes and a signed copy given to John B Hart.
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Adela Hart
Board of Supervisors
John B. Hart
John B Hart
CE Adams
D. A Adams
Hankins
Absentee voting has no bearing on certificates issued
County Recorder H J Hutchison clarified after Attorney General Galbraith’s opinion that absentee ballots do not affect registration certificates. Voters with Hutchison certificates may vote in September primaries. No absentee ballot requests have been received, and certificates do not authorize voting outside a voter’s precinct on election day.
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Galbraith
H. J. Hutchivon
Cochise County
Hutchison
Train death in Kingman follows Morrison on No 4
In Kingman on September 6 the body of William A Morrison, who died on a Casa Grande bound train No 4, was taken off in Kingman. The news item notes a $200,000 electrical power line project and regional activity including a copper company resuming work in the Chiricahua mountains and state commission actions affecting telegraph and telephone service in nearby towns.
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Gatman
New Cornelia Copper Company
Chiricahua Mountains
Kingman
William A. Morrison
Casa Grande
Valley Away
Broken lines reveal road plan and legal notice echoes
Fragmentary OCR shows references to highway board action and a court or city notice. Mentions White Wy street sides and ten day timeline. Names like Mrs Scott and Tombstan appear amid unclear context about payments, liens, and municipal steps.
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Fen Street
Scott
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Charles F. Willis
Gibson-Hines
Bisbee, Arizona
Bouthern
Chandler
Sum Ther
Cochise County State Bank
Benson
the Bank OF Security and Service
Huachucas
Adella Hart
Gila Bend
Southern Pacific
W. F. Weidler
State Corporation Commission
Western Union
Somerton
Mountain States Telephone System
Cochise County Bakery
P. H. Knoles
Prop
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Highway Board of S
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