02 Jul 1896
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1896
Page
1
The article surveys Arizona politicians and factions around the 1896 campaign. It notes Governor McKinley’s rising support, Republican unity, and debates over free coinage versus statehood. Delegate Murphy faces scrutiny over funding acts, while Buckey O’Neill attracts criticism for populist tactics. McCord predicts McKinley’s victory and ties statehood to economic prosperity and monetary policy.
Crowned King mine reports tunneling progress near 1700 feet on the vein with No 1 main tunnel and multiple levels, showing strong ore width and active mill development. The mill, dynamo, boiler, and store operations are underway. company dividends paid, and local milling and transport links to Prescott discussed. Also updates on Lake, Haiti ng ham, Rapid Transit, Gladiator, Standard Group, and other Bradshaw area mines with tunnels, shafts, ore grades, and upcoming work plans.
Washington June 20 fiscal year ends tomorrow deficit cannot be less than 225 million. Shortage at end of May 326.37 million, trimmed by June payments. eleven months net receipts 299.5 million versus 255.9 million last year. Advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as blood purifier addressing eruptions and skin ailments. Clover Root Tea claimed to purify blood and improve complexion. Keefer's Pharmacy reports sales.
The district court upheld the governor’s authority to remove Territorial officers and fill vacancies. Judge Baker concluded the governor can appoint to vacant posts created by removal, while the legislature may prescribe removal terms. The opinion cites legal writers and notes the governor’s responsibility for appointees, with further procedural actions in the Wolfley and Warrah cases and bond matters.
The case Wakelin vs Cole involves mandamus to compel the Territorial Treasurer to pay warrants dating back to 1893. The court ruled the Treasurer must advertise and pay outstanding warrants with available funds, after delaying decision at governors' request. The matter includes the Phoenix Nation Bank as an intervenor.
In Chicago a growing assembly of clans gathers amid mounting tensions as authorities brace for clashes. Community leaders urge restraint while police monitor streets and coordinate with organizers to prevent violence.
At Cxtenco on June 30 Governor J Stone of Missouri arrives with aides to back Bland. Altgeld and Hinrichsen join. Hinrichsen says silver forces will control both temporary and permanent organizations and adopt a free silver platform. Gold standard factions are to be ignored. Bland campaign plans headquarters at Palmer and Auditorium. Senator West to present Bland's name at the convention. Illinois delegation considers abrogating two thirds rule to nominate by majority. Governor Boles declines Chicago attendance, yielding lead to Jorge Van Wagener. Markets note silver at 68 3 4, lead at 8.00, Mexican dollars 51 3 4 54 3 4.
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