Governor Colquitt vetoes $25,000 for attorney general unit
In a message to the legislature Governor Colquitt vetoes the $25,000 special appropriation for the attorney general's department, arguing the purpose is political and not in the state's best interests. He notes existing funds and criticizes proposed salaries and the handling of land fraud prosecutions.
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Obscured text appears to reference a public matter or notice with names and dates unreadable. The readable fragments mention a place and individuals but lack clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmented War News From A Busy Texas Month
The clippings report a flood of varied items: transfers of real estate in Dallas for February totaling to A738, the poisoning theory around Chief Quanak Parker, a fatal shooting in an unspecified quarrel, and legal notices including public works and Pure Food Commission actions. Names appear across multiple locales including Dallas and San Francisco with references to national figures and institutions.
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Choice of Death to Condemned Men Sparks Nevada Debate
Fragmented dispatch describes a proposed Nevada statute allowing condemned prisoners to choose their method of execution, including death by various chemical means. The text notes prior ideas of prisoners acting as their own executioner and references a poison option considered by the code commission.
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Meridian WY jurors to meet on March 27 at NM Hightower event
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