minnesota 1870 notes on copper and cabinet moves
The piece reports on mineral discoveries in Colorado and Birmingham copper output, political shifts in New York media, and Senate budget actions. It notes El Dorado and a new copper lode, editor changes at the New York World, and a war secretary nomination. It also reviews Indian appropriation tweaks and Massachusetts labor costs versus Montana living.
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Albany
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Change
New York
Alessis
Belmont, Schell
John Kelley
Mr. Tilden
St. Louis
New York Heraldsis
Mining location deadlines clarified by Land Office ruling
The Land Office sets out rules on annual work for mines including timing of second year work and relocations. It states pre May 10 1872 locations must spend by Jan 4 1575. locations since May 10 1872 must spend within one year and within two years of location. A locator has one year to spend and a fine does not terminate rights. Relocations done since Jan 1 1875 remain valid with no extra work if no further action is taken.
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J. Donald Cameron
Don” Cameron
Northern Central Railway
Thomas Scott
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Colondo Mining Review
Land Office
Bastey
Leon
Sac Mining Company
Nevada
Agard Manufacturing Company
Penn
Ucn Ulus
Twa
Corning tunnel Colorado mill and vein details
The Boulder Colorado item describes the Corning tunnel company building a mill on Left Hand Creek below the tunnel. A 40 stamp mill will be housed in a framed complex with boarding house and stable. Ore from the Bonanza vein, about 300 feet deep with east and west workings, shows variable widths and promising pay from 15 tons previously processed. The project favors water power later and notes fuel wood abundance. Aims include prudent, systematic development to avoid overrun costs and achieve profitable returns. Discussion also references a Centennial Exhibition silver bullion display planned by Flool and OBrien.
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Corning Tunnel Company
Boulder
Gokhit
J Hteen
Cernisher
Bonsuca
Bonanza
California
Australia
Corning
Peralta Wins Long Race at Fleetwood Park Riding 153 Miles
The second great endurance race at Fleetwood Park on May 25 saw Peralta ride 153 miles in seven hours under Dr. Stanley. He maintained a steady pace despite frequent horse changes and obstacles, finishing with 2 minutes to spare as crowds of up to 14 000 watched.
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Fleetwood Park
Peralta
Arrance
Cheely
Parker
Dr. Stanley
Aunt Shental
Paraita
Hmself
Jobin Francis
California
Attundul
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Wade
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Tle
de. Stanley
Sraight
Ourth Nile
News From The Hills
Gun teams move toward Fort Fetterman delaying river crossing. Supplies expedition advances Monday as Caplan Vanvleel leads cavalry to meet crew scouts en route to Fort Reno. A citizen Dell drowned while swimming the river. Batten reports crowds fleeing to Deadwood mines as General Croule orders new companies to march.
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Platte
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Fisnk
Fort Reno
Caplan Vanvleel
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Ar. Batten
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Custer
Ife
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Indian threats trigger temporary infantry stationing on frontier road
Reports from Fort Laramie describe infantry to be posted along the road between Fort Laramie and the Hills for defense against Indians. A mail driver on the Sydney route was killed near Snake Creek and a cattle foreman, David B. Herman, was found shot near the Sydney Platte crossing. both incidents tied to Indian danger. Telegraph items note a fatal rail accident at West Albany and a grounded steamer near New Orleans jetties, with rifle clubs meeting in Creedmore to push ranges and schoolings.
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Mr. Long
Fort Laranie
Ted Cloud Agency
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Sidney
Snake Creek
David B. Herman
Besler
Sydney
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Xan Onvesas
Stemner
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Cromwell
New York
New Yoas
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Long Criminal Dockets and Mining News From Boston and West
Black Friday report notes Thomas W. Piper executed in Boston for child murder at the Old Baptist Clardik tower. Samuel J. Frost sentenced for patricide in Worcester. Also listed are death sentences commuted, various judges named for Centennial articles, and mining prospects in New Caledonia with nickel finds. Mentions Cable from Nevada, a 24 inch diameter line, and expansive wire rope specs.
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New York
Thomas W. Piper
Boston
Mabel Young
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