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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1894
Page
11
A garbled OCR fragment discusses political life, ethics, and audience perception. It references Mr. You and Mitchell, mentions teaching, a pitch in a company, and a discussion about criminal and ethical themes. The text is unclear and partially unreadable, with several broken names and phrases.
Democratic finance committee members finalize amendments to the tariff bill. They modify the sugar schedule to reflect color and polarization, adding one eighth of a cent per pound to protect refiners. They seek to declare abrogation of reciprocity treaties and consider striking Hawaiian treaty provisions to avoid tariff discussions.
Washington March 20 The present session’s total appropriations will exceed the first session of the last Congress by a few millions. Bills passed or reported total about 366 461 597, with Senate increases likely pushing the aggregate to around 70 million. Eight major appropriation bills reported, three passed, totaling 304 041 759, about 15 million more than two years ago. Remaining bills include agricultural Indian legislative navy river and charter with estimated 62 500 000. If enacted, total appropriations would closely match 1892 93 levels.
Washington March 20 The House did not take up the New Mexico admission bill due to no quorum of Democrats present. In the Sundry Civil bill committee of the whole the Missouri River Commission paragraph asking 750000 dollars was agreed to with amendment. Will Not Substitute Wagner Cara New York March 20 Colonel John McCook receiver of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe says there is no truth in the telegram about Wagner cars replacing Pullmans on that railway.
Washington March 20 An important case growing from the Oklahoma opening will soon be heard by the interior department Thomas Burch against Anton Caha involves a homestead entry made April 25 1889 on land now in Oklahoma City Burch contested the entry alleging Caha entered before the noon opening in violation of the act and proclamation Local officers recommended dismissal and the general land office sustained the appeal A rehearing motion was filed with the secretary of interior many witnesses have been convicted of perjury Defendants say courts have been tool of design to affect these cases Most cases hinge on testimony in this one
The Bureau of American Republics reports Argentine wheat output rising rapidly with exports expected to reach two million tons this year. A severe drought last year hurt maize, cattle, and sheep, but irrigation projects and shift to wheat agriculture are boosting grain production in Argentina.
Cripple Creek Colorado reports the Independence mine resumes operations with a nine hour day shift and eight hour night shift. Miners to be paid 3.25 per shift. union acceptance follows earlier rejections. Troops remain in camp but no move expected for a day or two.
South Dakota is seeing a surge of land inquiries as settlers return and prices, crops, and conditions draw buyers. The Sioux Valley and Jim River basins offer shallow wells and strong irrigation potential, with vast government lands open beyond the Missouri. Cattle graze through Dakota ranges in good condition, while water power and spouting wells transform local industry. Dr Sawyer's Family Cure advertised by L O Gale.
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