The Holbrook news., 1920-12-03
ARIZONA WEEKLY
 INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

 nounces Lake Mary and Marmon Lake being restocked.
 Ray Electric & Telephone com pany granted new rate of $2.75 per kilowat hour for industrial power.
 Tombstone to get two trains on new E. P. & S. w. railroad schedule.
 Douglas-Warren District Practi- cal Mining Course established by Copper Queen Mining company.
 Chrysolite-Arizona Asbestos Asso- citation building modern camp; out put of two tons daily.
 Casa Grande-Southern Pacific R. R. to erect $75,OOO depot.
 Tncson-Tucon's Dairymens' Asso- citation absorbs all valley farmers.
 Patagonia Rich sulphide ore strike netting $1OO ton in Hard shell mine.
 Salome-Operations resumed in ia nous Glory Hole property.
 Chloride-Copper Age company un- watering Dorothy mine for active development.
 Globe-Mining companies through out district contemplating deeper operations.
 Warren planning construction of two modern schools.
 Douglas-35, 100000 lbs. of copper reported on hand at Copper Queen mine.
 Miami Southern Methodist church to erect new temple.
 Tucson-Chamber of Commerce plans for huge silver-lead shelter here.
 Phoenix-Stock and property of P, G. & E. Go. to be transferred to Cen tral Arizona.
 Light and Power company com pleting merger.
 Bisbee-Mexican government starts construction of railroad along bor- der
 Yuma starts pavement of Orange and Madison avenues.
 Phoenix = Approximately 100000 acres reported under cultivation in Salt River Valley.
 California dairymen in- spects district with view to estab- lishinig local creamery.
 Safford-Two carloads of cotton leave district for Galveston, Texas.
 -Globe-Miami Central La- Dor Union planning construction of temple.
 Prescott-Arizona Standard Copper company erecting 125-ton teaching plant.
 Nogales-Baca float consisting of 5O,OOO acres to be irrigated, sinking of wells to start at once.
 Somerton-To rush construction of water and laying pipes for water works.
 Ajo-Outfit and materials for con struction of highway connecting Nine Mile Peak with Pogo Blanco drive.
 Superior-Superior State highway to be completed February 18th, 1921.
 Phoenix Character cloth made from Salt River Valley long staple cotton attracts attention at the re- cent fair.
 Gila-Giila Land and Cattle com pany farming on large scale, 1000 additional acres being prepared for coming season.
 Gila Bend-Huge pumping plant being installed at Point of Rocks.
 Ajo-Ore strike assaying 45 per cent copper reported in main shaf of Copper Ridge milne.
 Phoenix state resource board gathering data on all reclama- tion projects in state.
 Yuma-$15O,0Oe worth of valley  cotton purchased by Southwest Cot ton company.
 The McFadden bill is is claimed would double output of gold in all western mining states.
 Tempe-Additional s1O,OOO granted from states emergency fund for re- pairs of Salt River bridge.
 Glendale completing final ar for free mail delivery.
 Nebraska is following the example of Kansas in it's efforts to devise just and workable means of hand ling labor disputes. An amendment to the State Constitution has re- gently been authorized by the vo- ters, which provides for the enact ment of laws for the investigation, submission and determination of con troversies arising between employees and employers in any line of work