Midwestern and Western Telegraphic Notes of 1893
Taurspay reports in Graham county unrest and political talk. Congress may see a free coinage bill. Dan Voorhees plans. Gila Bend Leader to be issued after Judge Burnett buys late Gila Bend Ansonian plant. Suffrage passes in Colorado. Secretary resignations rumored over Hawaiian policy. Tucson council eta bread for hobos. Santa Fe pushes Phoenix rail connection with Mexico.
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Dan Voorhees
Gila Bend
Ansonian
Burnett
Transfer of Indian cases to federal courts urged
A discussion notes a bill to move jurisdiction of Indian cases from territorial to United States courts. Governor Hughes promotes the idea as a cost saver and simplification for county officials, urging Delegate Mark Smith to back the measure without departmental nudges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Mark Smith
United States Court
Hughes
Smith
Proclamation designating Thanksgiving Day in Arizona Territory
Acting Governor Charles M. Bruce proclaims Thursday as a day of General Thanksgiving in the Arizona Territory. The document, dated November 6 1893 in Phoenix, urges praise to God and gratitude for divine favor, with official seals and attestations by F B Devernaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Secretary of the Interior
Herald
Nogales
United States
Charles M. Bruce
Arizona
Phoenix
Cons. M. Bruce
F. B. Devernaux
Ass’t
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Southern Pacific Railroad
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J. O. Dunsar
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Oasis
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