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Mule Pass

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Mule Pass is marked by a road constructed by prison labor in 1913-14 under the Board of Control, with Geo. W.P. Hunt as Governor, C. Callaghan as Auditor, U.R. Osburn as Member, Lamar Orb as Superintendent of Prison, and R.E. Sims as State Engineer; it stands at the Continental Divide at elevation 6030, and names the Cochise County Board of Supervisors as A. Hickey, chairman, W.M. Riggs, and J. Rock.
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