State Lands For School Purposes In Colorado
The Denver News reports state Superintendent Shattuck argues for school land allocations, noting that the 16th and 36th sections grant yields about 8.15 million acres in a prairie view. Mineral lands, prior settlements, and restricted land offices limit value, with losses totaling thousands of acres across Arkansas and Platte valleys and Del Norte. A balance of 100,000 acres of value is projected, while a train shipment of 5,250 pounds of flour moves toward the spirit city.
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Denver News
Shattuck
Congress
Colorado
San Luis Park
Rio Grande Valley
United States Survey
South Platte
Arkansas Rivers
Arkansas Valley
Platte Valley
del Norte
Pack train owner in Golden recalls mountain routes
Denver Tribune interviews pack train owner Mr. Cannon, a one-eyed herder guiding about twenty jackasses with a grub mule across toward Animal City. He notes flour cargoes, ten to twelve miles daily on winter trips, and a three to four decade old sturdy jack.
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Tribune
Denver Tribune
Golden
Cannon
Balaaim
Animas
Ile
Free-Booters
Kentucky
Arizona
San Proneleco Chronicle
Kernal Highis
Peter Crickley
Cherubusco Street
Cortland Avenue
Brickley
Peter Brickley
Chepultepec
Spring Valley Company
The Wonders of the Telephone Promises a Global Reach
A wide discussion on the future of the telephone envisions private, peripatetic use and direct conversations across oceans, with debates on underground wires and clearer lines. It contrasts telephony with the telescope and notes ambitions to transmit voices, sounds, and even musical melodists, while pondering future limits and applications.
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Euse
Antipodes
London Times
Vast Great Coal Fields Near Prescot and Rio Arriba
A report outlines a immense coal basin in the American Southwest, spanning from Tierra Amarilla in New Mexico to the Colorado River, with a 33,088 square mile continuous mass between 100 and 112 longitude and 35 to 87 latitude, comparing it to other major U S fields in size and scope. It notes the nucleus stretching from Tierra Amarilla to the Colorado River and 276 miles, with 158 miles to the San Juan river, all within Yavapai county.
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Arizona
Prescot
Colorado
Mexico
Tierra Amarilla
Rio Arriba
New Mexico
Colorado River
San Juan River
Yavapai County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Arkansas
Arizona coal beds described in early survey notes
The writer details vast coal fields across New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland totaling about 18000 square miles with continental areas reaching 98000 square miles. In Yavapai county Arizona a nine foot vein near Fort Defiance is noted and tested for welding and culinary use describing coal as clean burns with little ash and no odour.
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New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Ieland
Newfoundland
Yavapai County
Tierra Amarilla
Santa Anna
New Mexico
Fort Defiance
Yavapai
Arizona
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Greeley
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Greeley ‘Tribune
Greeley, Colorado
W. M. Fox
K. Thompson
Crfrick
Main Street
Exchange Hotel
Hotel DE Comfort
Main and
Jefferson Streets
Graham
Pesnas, de
Watchmaker & Feweler
J. M. Freeman
Attorney At Law
J. D. Buckey
Sec’y
Union Colony
eOnnehae & Buckley
Union Bank
H. N. Rogerson
Greeley House
Greeley, Weld County
D. L. Dawley
F. L. Childs
R. Bennett
Glovers
Rebe
Mer
P. T Barnum
Jenny Lind
Barnam
Bridgeport
New York
Union
la Veta
F. D. McColland
E.A. Palmer
Denver
Kate Lewis
Addie Patterson
Laura Patterson
Mr. McHolland
Miss Lewis
Mr.Palmer
Miss Patterson
Miss Laura Patterson
Mercury
W. A. Toffelmire
Toffelmire
Taman
Beides
San Juan
Mel Hollard
Muerfano County
Palmer
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Prescott Miner
Godiva
A. T. Stewart
Robert Bonner
Maud Macey
John Habberton
Hamburg
Oil City
Washington
James C. Flood
Nenad
California
Montana
Chicago
Wilkie Collins
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
Signor Salvini
Cardinal Mc
Luskey
Henry Bergh
Cardins
Lord
Hicks
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