Weather and world notes from a distant frontier press
Weather from the U S Weather Bureau reports 75 degree day 25 82 barometer with NE wind. Guatemala will yield disputed territory to Mexico. President signs lieutenant general bill naming Schofield. San Francisco mayor Sutro mocked by Police Gazette editor for dignity loss. Interior Dept delays patent issuance for Central Pacific lands. Atlantic naval matters include Philadelphia cruiser underperforming vs Australia. Vermont engagement ring decision requires return or fulfillment of conditions.
Lost Frenchman mine tale stirs Arizona mining circles
N C Norton of Phoenix, now in San Francisco, describes excitement in mining circles over a rumored discovery near Palomas on the Gila. Investigation shows it was an old mine relocated with Tealum copper. The Lost Frenchman mine lore mentions a Frenchman who left $7000 in gold with a Yuma merchant thirty years ago, with three companions presumed lost.
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N. CG. Norton
Pheonix
Arizona
San Francisco
Palomas
Gila
Yuma
Apache District
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Lovelock
Wrather Bureau Report
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Fray
Fenevany
Guatemala
Mexico
Schofield
Police Gazette
Sutco
Sutro
San Joaquin Valley Railroad
Secretary of the Interior
Central Pacific Railroad
Arthur
Budd
California
Francis
Vermont
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Australia
Hoen
H. Frederick
C. W. Clapham
Gyman
M. E. Church
Church Creek
Dorchester Co
Maryland
J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Hood's
J. M. Colston
M. E
C. W. Lapham
Paul Neth
Winnemucca Ne
Geox
Brown & Piper
Histone
Epicure Coffee
A. Kleinhans
E. Reinhart & CO
Nevada
Erghandise
Winnemucca, Nevada
Kennedy
Ayar’s
Humboldt Flouring Mills
Paradise Valley
Nev
Stock & Schwartz, Proprietors
Brays
R. FH. Schwartz
Paradise
New
the Palace
Winnemucca
G. R. Walker
Giroux
Winnemucca, New
Undertaker
G. W. Summerfield
Kyle
M. Hofman
Handy Gould
Pioneer Leather Store
M. B. Staunton
Humboldt County
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James Means & Co
Douglass
Rero
Hydren
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