Burlington Gazette Favors War Settlement With England
The Burlington Gazette argues against sentimental kinship with England and urges settling the dispute with war. It contends England is not our mother, cites historical conflicts and the Alabama award, and asserts American independence in language and interests despite ties to Britain.
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Burlington Gazette
England
United States
America
Europia
Out
Alabama
France
Elizabeth
Lands for Arizona education may be leased by territorial board
Hanae Bill 2769 favors leasing lands reserved for university and school purposes in Arizona. Pending legislative action, the Governor, the Territorial Secretary, and the Superintendent of Public Instruction would form a leasing board under Interior rules. leases would not require Secretary of the Interior approval. Proceeds cover leasing and protection costs. Also included are crowding topics on marriage statistics from Berlin and a Nogales placer gold specimen weighing 21 ounces with 14 ounces gold content.
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Murphy
Arizona
House Committee On Public Dandy
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Territory
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary of the Interior
Saic
Berlin
Femaisi
Morgan syndicate controls gold and threatens national credit
A Rocky Mountain News excerpt quotes Morgan linked critics arguing the syndicate can dominate gold supply outside the treasury and force a treasury handover. It notes Colorado gold premiums, then surveys Arizona mining law and Paul J Johnson’s irrigation view, with renewed mining activity and redevelopment across the territory.
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Treasury
Morgan Syndicate
Congress
Child Development Through Country Surroundings, Parkhurst Says
Dr. Parkhurst extols rural environs for children, arguing woods and natural sounds nurture growth more than urban bricks and paving. A brook’s music and earthy horizons broaden a child’s mind, exposing them to sunrises and sunsets city life rarely offers.
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Parkhurst
Monda
Spa
Irrigation Canal Aids Big U S Project
The Huds on Reservoir and Canal Company wins Interior approval for a right of way on both riverbanks. Secretary Hoke Smith signed on December 23, clearing the way for the massive irrigation canal, three years in the making, with an estimated cost of 2.5 million dollars after earlier funding and leadership disputes.
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Hudsson Reservoir and’ Canal Company
Interior Department
Land Office
Hoke Smith
United States
Pioneer Era Residents and Queen Creek Dam Survey
In April 1864 Prescott had 50 permanent white male residents and two females Maria the Apache and the Virgin Mary. Maria died about 16 years ago near Lynx Creek and rests unmarked. A survey party led by W C G Condon from Phoenix works near Queen Creek canyon to place the dam and reservoir that would irrigate thousands of acres between Superstition Mountain and the Sacaton hills.
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Prescott
Apache Maria
Mary
Lynx Creek
Laya
W. CG. Condon
Phoenix
Queen Creek Canyon
Superstition Mountain
Sacaton Hills
Gold bearing vein exposed at Queen mine in Yavapai County
In the Queen mine near Granite Smagnia Yavapai county a seven foot wide gold bearing vein is exposed. Gold can be seen with the naked eye on the ledge. Ore from the tunnel assays $413 per ton and is being moved toward Herlanmirl by a pack train of the owners.
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Gran~ite Smagnia
Yavapai County
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