Stafford's Magazine Offers One Dollar For Year plus 52 Novels
Stafford's Magazine in New York advertises a limited time deal: one dollar for a one year magazine subscription plus fifty two complete novels delivered weekly. Readers will receive a new complete novel by mail each week for a year and the magazine monthly, postpaid. Authors listed include Wilkie Collins Trollope Verne Besant and others.
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Wilkie Collins
Walter Besan
Mrs. Oliphant
Mary Cecil Hay
Florence Marryat
Anthony Trollope
A.canan Doyle
Miss Braddon
Captain Marryat
Miss Thackery
Jules Verne
Silver purchase and mint price policy debated in House
Representative Lord leads a House resolution demanding Treasury explanation for not enforcing the Sherman silver purchase law. Critics say silver values are being depressed, citing mint practices and London quotes. The piece also notes potential Sonora coal discoveries and Arizona’s need for better transport links, including a navigable Colorado River to connect with California and global trade.
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Arizona
Governor Hughes Pushes to Hold Fort Bowie Abeyance Order
Reports from Washington state Governor Hughes pursues delaying the abandonment of Fort Bowie while Fort Huachuca remains key. The move aims to check renegade Indians and relieve the country of the Kid, with Southern Arizona urged to back his efforts for potential success and benefits to the region.
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Wasteful water use by Arizona irrigators noted
Oasis notes that Southern California treats water as precious, using cement-lined canals and buried pipes to cut evaporation, while Southern Arizona relies on open ditches with large waste, urging more careful, economical use akin to California practices.
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California
Oasis
The Man With Small Irrigated Farm The Source
A reflective group of lines extols the self sufficiency of a farmer with a small irrigated tract. The text argues such a farmer can endure financial panics by living on what he grows and selling surplus, claiming greater independence than others reliant on money.
Arizona gold mine boom meets silver coinage mood
The Enterprise notes Arizona recently reported many new gold mines and predicts only a tenth may mature into bonanzas. It argues prospective wealth spurs gold fever among prospectors, yet Arizonans broadly favor free coinage of silver.
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Arizona
Resignation of Herbert Brown at Tucson land office
Herbert Brown, Register of the Tucson land office, telegraphed his resignation to Secretary Heke Smith on Tuesday. His retirement removes a hard to replace official, while Stockman notes Sulphur Spring valley grass stands four feet high, obscuring cattle from view in places.
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