ALBERT L. WATERS
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913, pg 595

Albert L. Waters, of Tucson, has been identified with various 
important business enterprises and his sound judgment has made 
his opinions valuable on questions of policy and control.

Mr. Waters was born in Michigan, March 2, 1869 and acquired a 
high school education in that state.  In 1890 he received the 
degree of B.S. from the Michigan Agricultural College and three 
years later was graduated in mining engineering from the 
Michigan College of Mines.  He came to Arizona in 1895 and 
became connected with the Old Dominion Copper Mining and 
Smelting Company at Globe and later with the Phelps-Dodge 
Company there. He started as a common laborer but rose 
steadily, mastering the details of work and management of 
each department with which he was connected and resigning 
after two years as superintendent of the smelting plant.  
He afterward spent a number of years in Mexico where he was 
connected with mining and in this way he broadened his 
interests and developed his business ability.  Mr. Waters 
in 1913 was managing the Twin Buttes Mining Company including 
its railroad and the Mineral Hill Consolidated Copper Company.

In 1898 Mr. Waters married Miss Maude Shanley of Globe and 
they have two children: Alice T. and Albert L. Jr.

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