Iron industry revival and political shifts in early era
The article notes a revival of the iron industry in the east with capital flowing south for mortgages, rising factory wages and a hopeful economic outlook. It mentions Attorney General and Secretary of State appointments, Olney’s foreign policy alignment, and Dickinson as a possible Olney successor. Mesa faces new railroads and a bright regional outlook amid agricultural prospects.
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W.Q. Gresham
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Don M. Dickinson
Dark Crimes Plague San Francisco as City Lectures Hold Hope
The piece notes San Francisco facing ongoing murders and moral decay while contrasting with higher civilizational aims in education religion and morals. It questions whether other cultures might offer lessons in virtue, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
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San Francisco
Reavis Case Ends After Long Arizona Land Bid
The James Addis Reavis affair, a controversial bid for millions of acres in Arizona and New Mexico by Reavis and his wife, the Baroness of all the Colorados, reached a sudden turn as the case closed in the U S land court at El Paso. Government testimony followed the absent defense Monday, with a decision anticipated soon.
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James Addis Perale
Senator Palmer comments on income tax decision
Senator Palmer of Illinois says the country will accept the ruling but Congress would pass another income tax law if needed and the Supreme Court would uphold federal taxing authority in the premises. He notes the people understand their power.
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Palmer
Illinois
Congress
Supreme Court
Prosperous Mesa Growth and Safe Irrigation Prospects
The article extols Mesa's agricultural bounty and fertile soils while contrasting the lack of alkali due to deep soil layers. It invites homeseekers to explore the region's orchards and grain fields, asserting Mesa’s contiguous lands hold strong agrarian potential. It also notes a court session over a land claim with Reavis absent and government counsel presenting forged-tile allegations.
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Tuer
Nile
Mesa
Island survey and mineral patent notices rules
In Wisconsin a survey may cover an island in a navigable lake if it existed at the original survey date but was omitted. Adjacent shore owners have no Rotire interest. Mineral patent notices must be posted during publication at the local land office or republication done. notice to one conflicting owner serves as notice to co owners absent fraud.
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Wisconsin
Tax roll and delinquency sales in Mesa City ordinance
The document outlines tax assessment equalization appeals within five days to the Common Council, notes that corrections become final, and defines the tax roll as the tax roll of Mesa City. It sets due dates, delinquency penalties, public sale procedures, redemption rights, deed issuance, and certificate handling for delinquent real and personal property taxes in Mesa City, Arizona, approved April 24, 1896.
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Common Council
Mesa City
Maricopa County
Arizona
Tax Levy Ordinance for Mesa City 1895 96
Ordinance 24 imposes a municipal tax of seventy five cents per hundred dollars on all property in Mesa City for the 1895 1896 fiscal year. The village assessor will prepare a full tax roll, file it by early June 1895, and allow inspection and objections with hearings to review valuations.
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Mesa City
Maricopa County
Arizona
Mega City
Excursion Rates to Eastern and Northern Points
Between June 1 and September 30 the railroad offers reduced round trip fares from Deming, El Paso and New Mexico points to eastern and northern cities. Return allowed until October 31, 1895. Morenousz, El Paso division agent, provides rates and connections information.
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co
Deming
el Paso
New Mexico
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
H. Morenousz
Texas
End of the Fraud Reavis Case Noted by AP Dispatch
The Associated Press dispatches on Monday discuss the Peralta Reavis case involving 12,750,000 acres of land across Arizona and New Mexico. The report highlights the legal battle surrounding this vast land grant and its disputed ownership.
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Associated Press
Peralta Reavis
Arizona
New Mexico
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