Exposition plans and transport measures in New Orleans era
The article notes the New Orleans Exposition securing permanent hall use and the Bureau of Accommodation canvassing to place reputable boarders during the Exposition season. It mentions the Statue of Liberty plan, repatriotic orders, and a large ship approaching the Mississippi near Bedice's Island, with scattered updates on publishers and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Accommodation of
Pie Board of Management of
Bair
Star General
Earth
Bedice’s
Assissippi River
Exposition Hundred
New Orleans
Lost on the Desert After Prolonged Wanderings
A well known local gentleman endured 36 hours without water while lost in burning desert country en route from Wickenburg to Centennial Mill. His horse led him west as he struggled, later ending at Culllums's station for water. After scarce provisions, the party reached Vulture with aid. He vows not to repeat the ordeal.
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Wickenburg
Centennial Mill
Hacnover Mountains
le Mare
Cullums
Gafety
Vulture
Thiref
San Francisco
Cal
Ali
Mintie
E. Mintie
Kearny St
Luber
Draggista
Indian relief call sparks farmsown plan in Prescott
From Saturday's Daily the Prescott papers say the Halapai Indians face famine and urge relief. They recommend teaching farming to grow grain, noting valley Indians are farmers and prosperous. Published by Acting Governor Van Arman in Prescott Arizona Territory on Aug 9 1854. The notice includes a Texas cattle quarantine until Oct 15 1884 and discusses political press opposition in England.
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Prescott
van Arman
Executive Department
ARI
Rescott
A. T
Texas
Arizona
England
Union
London Star
American
Bishop Haven
London
Western and eastern mails to reach daily then
The eastern mail will arrive by the early morning stage and the western by the afternoon stage with the west mail arriving about eighteen hours earlier due to train timing. Industrial Exparition Association directors left the secretary’s office to inspect valley sites for proposed fair grounds. A small barley crop and a limited yield are expected to influence prices before the next full period.
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Yuma
Maricopa
Industrial Exparition Association
Territorial Twigs spitaph rumor and fort improvements
Rumor says three attackers at Grand Central works were struck by guards with minor injuries, including a grazed heel a finger loss and a serious body wound. Fort Huachuca upgrades are substantial with C. E. Friderichs holding the contract to lay a four inch water pipe from springs to the reservoir behind the quarters, signaling permanence.
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Spitaph
Grand Central Works
Martias
Los
Fort Huachuca
C. E. Friderichs
Temporary Colorado Bridge Opens After One Week of Work
The Sentinel praises Seth Green and crew for completing a temporary bridge over the Colorado in a week allowing an early train crossing. Wary of river currents and shifting bottoms, the paper notes remarkable speed, credits, and the plan for a permanent structure. Reports thefts near Superstition Mountains and missing cattle, plus coke shortages delaying United Verde Copper Company operations. A Republican County Convention is set for September 4 with primaries August 30, and the editor notes wedding plans and unsettled finances.
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Sentinel
Colorado
Seth Green
Green
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Hamilton
Arizop
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France
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Mounisina
Latiembt
Feves
Acrona
Theas
Knabe
Pease and Srying
Mason & Hamlin
P. O. Box
A. Redecili
Vallejo, Cal
P. Minor
Adams
Montezuma Streets
Washington Street
W. Zent
H.S. Crocker & CO
Superstitia Nn
Florence
Whitlow
United Verue Copper Company
Chino Valley
Jerome
Journal
Republican County Contral Committee
Satuday
St. Paul
Mion
Pure Wines & Brandies
Viseyard, Ceians and Distillery
ST. Helena, Napa County
California
Charles Krug
St. Helena
Drj.j. Dickinson
Hyde St
Tom Sherman
Washington and
H. Goldberg
Bank Exchange Hotel
H Coldberg
J. R. Loosley
Wishington and
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J. J. Sweeney
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A. T. Corner
Washington & Center
Cott
Samuel Hill
Althouse
Agate Ironware
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Geary
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Ciera
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Liebig
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Guary Street
Henarny
Glasece
N. Mannas
F. Optician
Krearry St
DR. Allens
Kearney Street
MsTanianiko
de Allen
Nowdoir Callie
Universty
Michigan
Noha
Cine Vor
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ADL
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Hector
Bie
Spinney
DR. Spinney & Co
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San Brancieco
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Dr.c. D. Salpie
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Teamsters
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Ariasna
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Robert B. Tord, Plaintit
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Ecord
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Florenes
Todd
Rizina
Marropa
Thos
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Arigoradoe
Coh. Kreapr
Alsap & Baker
Arizona Canal Company
Salt River Valley
Asua Fria
Clark Churchill
Dublin Tgorral
Axdfeed
Smith’s Mills
Phoenix St
T. WOOLNUM & CQ., Pro_rietors
Gily
East
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Geo W. Curtis
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Indianapolis
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Pointe
Omat
Frege Atiak ci Princi Statins
Houte
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T. J. Potter
Perceval Lowell
Mang
CBSQ
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G. K. Hooper
Mane
Pama
Payre
Yim
Informatica
U. W. Patne
Cimira
HFK Ee
Unagicatek
Padeess
Eion
Heartware House
Miller Look Company
Philadabia
Mintibe
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Garden City
Phoenix, A. T
Swayne
Mall CIA
DH. Swayne & Son
Phila
Dragyisis
Jim Lee
Catton Bros. Washington Jt
Phoeats
Ind Clean
Tuck Hing
Quan
Tuck Hing & Co
Satoon
John Lure
Alyon & Healy
Chisago
Choteu
Simecaia
Storrs & Harrison CO
Painesville
Lake County
Bavale
Montgomery Ward &Co
Wobsak Avenue
Chicoge
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