Prairie County Prisoner Count and Insect Report Highlights
Praa County numbers twenty-nine prisoners in jail over two years. Survivor Gerrest Rowams travels to California. Stock theft appears common in southern Territory. The annual report of Superintendent M. H. Sherman is praised. Gorreau's bones to be displayed in the American Medical Museum in Washington. Washington City has 150,000 residents, with 50,000 Black residents linked to most local crime. The Agriculture Commissioner reports on insects harming crops and experimental destruction methods.
Timber Preservation and Cultivation in the Territory
The legislature should focus on timber matters, urging preservation of existing resources and Territory provisions to cultivate more. Tax physicians dispute the Tehachapi disaster remains, with some claiming beef. Authorities question whether a cargo carried beef or other goods.
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Tehachapi
Legislature Revises Language In Obscenity Bill
Lawmakers pass a bill after striking the term obscene from the guidance while preserving profanity. The council approved the measure amid rhetoric limiting vulgar language and retaining bold wording.
Postponed Bill on Tax Notice Publication Gains Time
The bill requiring newspaper publication of tax notices is indefinitely postponed. It is viewed as a measure deserving passage and prompt legislative attention. In Massachusetts Benjamin plans to print 10,000 extra copies of his inaugural address while the law secures funding. meanwhile the legislature stalls and electioneering documents may be scarce.
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Masgsachus
Benjamin
Chicago Weekly News
NEVES
Western
Associated Press
Railroads Urged in Territory Bill Introduction
Hon P Bollan introduces a council bill to spur railroad construction in the Territory. Advocates say the measure is needed for business growth and will benefit local interests though specifics are not yet known. Rail access is deemed essential and should be encouraged by legitimate means.
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P. Bollan
Bolan
California immigration bill examined by legislature
A legislative committee probes the California Commissione r of Immigration and previews how California’s troubles could influence the Territory. The discussion urges the Legislature to proceed slowly on a related immigration bill to avoid weak points seen in California’s approach.
Free Art Tariff Debate Cites US Policy Flaw
The text argues that the American tariff on artworks is a free dent in civilization and mocks the nation for creating a barrier to admitting art. It laments government actions to keep art out while praising other countries that seek and hold works of art. It condemns a law favoring voters over artists and hints at discrimination against engravings and native genius.
Topica of the Time excerpt from February Century
An archival fragment from February Century titled Topica of the Time reflects on protection and obstruction. The fragment critiques tacit American habits, labeling abrogation as a child of darkness rather than light, hinting at historical debates on record keeping and conscience.
Final Proofs and Notices on Preemption in Arizona
Legal correspondence concerns mineral notices and final proof for preemption and homestead claims in Arizona. It cites statutes and regulations on publication rights, newspaper selection, publication costs, and the duties of land office officials and publishers, urging accountability and removal for improper practices.
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Tucson Star
Tucson
A. T
United States Land Office
A.T
L. G. Hoents
Arizona Star U. & Lasp Orrice
Tucsox
Arizona
L.C Hughes
Arizons Star
Tombstone
C. E. Darmey
Impartial publication rules urged in land notices
C E Carr Receiver of Public Moneys defends fair posting of notices on mineral and agricultural lands. He argues distance based publication points, rejects forcing notices into one paper, and warns against official partiality or patronage. The letter emphasizes neutrality in all land administration actions.
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Interett
C. E. Carr
FREIGHTS AND FARE BILL Introduced in Arizona Territory
The Act limits railroad charges within the Arizona Territory. It sets a maximum of five cents per mile for passenger vervoer and outlines freight rates, penalties for violations, and enforcement provisions. It preserves certain exemptions for government and charitable shipping and establishes penalties for officers and directors who violate the law. The act takes effect April 1, 1983.
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Arizona
Iran
Oller
Abel
Territorial
Unite States
Persian city faces fiscal crisis and canal plan
The text narrates a provincial governor advising drastic reforms to a bankrupt Parsian city. After exhausting taxes bonds and loans, officials admit theft and pawning city assets. The governor suggests forming a canal company and digging a 60 foot wide ditch 300 miles long to block English influence.
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Wall Street
Noted Composer Dead and War Fears Stir News Across Southwest
Herbor Fiotow author of Martha is dead and acclaimed as a leading composer. Albuquerque and Santa Fe are at war over cause and jealousies. Tucson doctors debatepox status while papers claim it sings. Reports mention trouble at Tewsburys sparked by wounded men. Sheriff Pascoe would investigate if in Gila county. Globe condemns the cold capture of old man Parker from San Carlos Indian reservation by Captain Crawford amid severe weather.
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Tewsburys
Gila County
Pascoe
Old Man Parker
San Carlos Indian Reservation
Crawford
U.S
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