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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1923

Page

3

Missing Tucson Boy Edgar Locker Spotted Near Sabine Canyon

Reports say Edgar Locker was last seen with his mother on Friday near Sabine Canyon after a Tucson detour. Deputy sheriffs and city officials searched areas around Pine and Sabine canyons and near the Pacific yards, but no definitive trace was found by Thursday afternoon.

Yng Locker Tucson Babine Atther Thomas jJune Pine Ateer Firat Black Pacific Station Casa Ehid Edgar Bablino Canyon Wes Pacific Yards

Scout Camp Supplies Stolen. Buildings Set Aflame

A camp building at the scout headquarters was damaged by fire and theft. Two scouts and a scout executive reported the scene Saturday morning and helped repair the camp structures. The thief stole provisions and a warehouse items while a plan to arrest the suspect was discussed. Authorities identified a probable suspect, with charges under consideration.

Boy Scout Lemmon Imase Felix Burton Ogie F Bailey Sfyera Biruder Gig Oon

Nite Schools urged to consolidate with university plan

An official report argues for consolidating night schools with the university system. A. Montoya, superintendent, claims a combined program could expand instruction and better utilize facilities.

Resignations and court notices head city briefs

A U S Veterans Bureau member tendered resignation effective August 7. Conet- Ir Wn A Baker and Harry A Batterton left for the coast, expected back in three days. Judge Darnell and staff moved to Ajo for court with juvenile cases listed. Three marriage licenses issued to Edwin Gibte with Harriet Kalland, Ignacio Jimenez with Jocario Castillo, Clarence Ofer with Ethel Regan.

Conet Ir Wn A. Baker Pima County Ajo George KR. Darnell J. B. Clauson Pat Higins Darnell John Haynes Mra Olive G. Pallor Euperior Court Edwin Monroe Gibte Harriet Lythgoe Kalland Ignacio Jimenez Jocario Castillo Clarence Sevile Ofer Ethel Reagan

Kentor Christian Endeavor Discusses Inner Outer Self

The Kentor Christian Endeavor society met at the Christian church last evening. Mine Heloise Mcfiride led the discussion on the spiritual relation between the inner and outer self and plans were made for a later society event.

B. Pian Seetal Kentor Christian Endeavor Society Christian Church Mine Heloise Mcfiride

Gas service stubs laid on East Sixth by utility

The Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power company completed laying service stubs in front of properties on East Sixth. Overseen by gas superintendent H Weber the work ensures car service without further paving cuts on Stach street.

Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power Company East Sixth H. Weber Pany Stach Street

Medtin Divorce Complaint Alleges Cruel Treatment

Fred HM Medtin files for divorce from Catherine Medtin claiming unbearable married life due to alleged affections for another man and excesses cruelty and inhuman treatment. Proceedings cite cruel conduct and intolerable conditions as grounds for the dissolution.

Ververce Fred HM. Medtin Catherine Medtin Fife

Southern Pacific Staff Return From West Coast Trips

WUARAM WILSON division superintendent returns to the city after a short inspection trip along the west end of the division. MISS MARGARET FOR of the Veterans Bureau spends annual leave with her parents in Los Angeles. CO R HOFFMAN freight claim agent returns from California. ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER of the traffic office returns from California points. CLAUD MCKENZIE deputy forest supervisor returns to headquarters after a trip to the Lowell ranger station.

Wuaram Wilson Southern Pacific Margaret Veterans’ Bureau Los Angeles Co. R. Hoffman Head& Here California Elizabeth Schneider Southern Pacific Traffic Office Claud McKenzie Lowell Ranger Station

Parade at Horse Guards Honors Trooping Colors

A fragment describes a ceremonial scene in London with multiple royal figures and their retinues as troops parade and colors are trooped at Horse Guards, evoking Kipling style.

Horse Guards Parade London

Jaguar Attacks Miner in Tunnel Near Catalina Mountains

John Nelson recounts a jaguar chased a Mexican miner from an off shaft in a Catalina foothills mine tunnel. The cat charged as the man re-entered, forcing him out. Hunters plan to pursue the jaguar, while local ranchers seek to protect livestock from the predator.

Jaguar John Nelson Catalina Mountains Nelson Jack Durham Neiaon Debria

Rotarians Debate City Arroyo Bond Proposal at Noon Meeting

After a lengthy Rotary Club session, members backed covering the arroyo citing a city cost around 75 000 and private owner cost about 124 009. Speakers urged informing the public and supporting a bond plan with taxation to cover city share.

Rotary Club Mare Drachman Atchelty Lester B. Hart Hart, Tyra and Hert Company Wee George K. Smith Daever Be Will

Copper market holds at five cents with slow July sales

Weekly Mining Review notes copper buying failing to start keeping prices around 15 cents. Sales run ahead of consumption in five months, with July expected to slightly lag production. North Butte Copper reports 7.5 men at work on the Dagg group under Chester Heateen, while Verde Central Copper in Jerome shows drift advances and contact ore rich in chalcopyrite.

North Butte Cooper Company Dagg Chester Heateen Jerome Verde Central Copper Company

Copper Output Reports From Bisbee and Douglas Mines

The Coppe Guten Branch headed by FP G Beckett reports about 36000 tons of copper monthly from underground workings while steam shovel operations yield 75000 tons. In Douglas the lumber operation averages between 30,000,000 and 11,000,000 pounds monthly.

Bisbee Coppe Guten Pops Dodge Cortion G. Beckett Douglas

Miami copper and commerce firms distribute employee profits

Employees of the Miami Copper Company, Miami Commercial Company, and Miami Inspiration hospital will share about $48,000 on July 19 as profits for a six month period ending June 30. The amount equals 17,103 cents per cent of the purchase price.

Miami Miami Copper Company Miami Commercial Co Miami Inspiration Hospital Miami Commercial Company

Copper Company Progress At The New Dominion Shaft

Globe reports the New Dominion Cop per Company progress on the shaft sinking at 1260 feet with a mid August completion target. The south vein drive is planned by September and at 1666 feet they are cutting through quartzite and softer ground than prior sections.

GLOBE New Dominion Copper Company WS Park

Swanseka The Bwaneta Lease Shipments to Humboldt Smelter

The Bwaneta lease at Swanseka ships about four carloads daily to the Humboldt smelter. The company runs its concentrator on low grade ores and sends high grade ore to the smelter for processing.

Swanseka Bwaneta Humboldt

Ore Extraction Milestone at 20 Cent Level

Ore from the 20¢ level will be the first taken out in the mine. The note indicates the initial ore removal plan and sequencing of extraction at a specific level.

Company advances mine expansion plans amid partial details

Company managers push ahead with a development program while several blanket veins are cut and gacked for smelter shipment. They plan substantial expansion of mine operations and equipment but have not published full statements yet.

Local Chamber Fails to Halt Rate Hearings

The Arizona corporation commission opened intrastate rate hearings in Phoenix with witnesses from the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and a traffic firm testifying that Arizona rates are discriminatory compared with other Mountain states. A protest from the Tweene Chamber of Commerce urged delaying until interstate rates adjust.

Phoenix Arizona Corporation Commissior Capita Reiland Johnsen Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Charlies FE Blain Jones, Blain & Jones Corporation Commission Arizona Tweeen Chamber of Commerce The Commmlerion Amos A. Bella D. ¥. Jonnos Loren Vaughn

Tucsonans Take Over Mexican Mining Property Near Border

Behera in Mexico 16 miles below the border is the site of a newly acquired mining claim by John Bogan Manuel King Steward Brown and RK J Monahat. The vein is described as a high grade gold-silver ore with a history of production and current development work on the old tunnel.

Ming John Bogan Manuel King Steward Brown RK. J. Monahat Behera Mexico Lee

Montes Bound Over On Robbery Charge

Montes and Black were charged with robbing Southwestern Supply Company. Montes was arraigned before Justice Mallory with 500 bail to Superior Court. Black pleaded guilty. Black and Montes faced joint case. Myrtie Sell Montes, jailed wife, must serve 14 days for conversation with husband through bars due to unpaid 10 dollar fine.

Fermainder Montes Charlies Black Tomstone Southwestern J. P Mallory Mlack Black Myrtie Sell Montes Justice Mallery

Mother stands by daughter held for murder of husband

Milwaukee July 16 Mrs Korechel mother of Mrs Walter Oesterreich says her daughter cannot be guilty after her husband’s death. She declares the daughter’s innocence and criticizes the arrest made in Los Angeles.

Milwaukee Maceline Keorebel Walbarge Oesterreich Los Angeles Fred Korechel Binet Korachel

Completion of FSH Hatchery Urged by Hunt

A large state crowd gathered at the Springerville hatchery to endorse fish and game conservation. Speakers included Governor Hunt, ex-Governor Campbell, Congressman Hayden, and White Mountain officials advocating completion and operation of the hatchery with funding for permanent maintenance and expanded capacity.

Hunt Springerville Aris Peer Aquereal Arisona White Mountains Higtenepoche Aviaens Hayden Campbell Hent Hert Legielature Fred T. Colter Custan Becker Pr. Rouldin J. WH. Siser Joseph Udell Mary Briler Meade Strome John Butler White Mountain

Three Dispatchers Join Local Office

Three dispatchers transfer to a central office as part of a reorganization. The entire division will be centred by a Tyrane office with operations moved to Lordstura. Livesley, L. Beiden, and HG Bes lead the new arrangement and oversee the added workload.

Ffence Sitters Pacific Cpetstiem Tata Diepatci Freen Dists Sheps Torkee Tyrane Trai Lordstura Tucson Livesley Beiden and HG. Bes

Real Estate Man Sees Confidence in Tucson Growth

Real estate operator B Perkins reports strong summer demand in Tucson with a projected 33 1/3 percent rise over last year. He notes sales and building activity increasing, five buyers beginning construction, and others planning builds before fall. He says conditions are favorable and other operators share the positive trend. Teo says Tucson is fast becoming a twelve months city as growth continues.

Tucson B. Perkins Fueceon Ie

Weekly Esports Output Dips Amid Turbulent Trade Figures

Washington area figures show a sharp drop in the week’s espress shipments from 2,612.90 units to 645,7606 bushels compared with the prior period. Analysts note market volatility affected trade pace and pushed prices down.

Vwasungton Dais

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