Raucous Maine Legislature Rivalries Stir Confusion
In Maine two rival bodies claim to be the original Ja cobs faction and the Constitutional Legislature. One Fusionist Senate and House sit in the State House with mixed certainties. the Republican faction also meets separately. Observers note the parallels to Louisiana and hint at federal intervention to resolve seat validity and quorum issues.
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Maine
State House
Senate
General Chamberlain
House
Louisiana
de Throbriand
Contested Confirmation of John Morton as San Francisco Revenue Collector
Supporters argue John Morton should be confirmed as Internal Revenue Collector for San Francisco, citing Republican loyalty and his late father Senator Morton’s services. Opponents from California oppose, Indiana backs Morton, with critics noting state and regional tensions in federal appointments.
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John Morton
Internal Revenue
San Francisco
California
Indiana
B. Hayes
John
Senator Morton
Hayes
Louisiana
Booth
Honolulu
Tadiana
Morton
Murder in Oregon Cabin Shocks Portland Area
The body of Jacobe Sawyer and German, a sixty year old bachelor, was found murdered and mutilated in a cabin twenty four miles southwest of Portland Oregon. Authorities believe robbery was the motive and the ax was the weapon. Also noted a verdict granting Daniel Shehan eight thousand five hundred dollars from the New York Central Pacific Railroad Company for spine injuries from a 1878 collision in Auburn New York.
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Jacobe Sawyer
Portland
Washington County
Oregon
Daniel Shehan
New York Central Pacific Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Auburn
N. Y
Maine political turmoil and religious warnings spill from Augusta
Dispatch from Augusta reports James D. Lamson challenging General Chamberlain over Maine governorship while Chamberlain cites authority of Governor Garcelon and the Supreme Court. News notes archbishop Lynch sermon on annexation and unity, Ouray talks peace with Schurz, execution prep for William Dever, and strikes threat in Britain. Senate confirms G. W. French as Arizona Chief Justice.
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Augusta
Maine
James D. Lamson
Chamberlain
Garcelon
Supreme Court
A. P. Gould
General Chamberlain
Samson
Smith
Greenbacker
State House
Senate
Toronto
Canada
Lynch
United States
Union
Ireland
Washington
William Dever
Henry Kohler
California Furniture Company
State
Ando
London
Baltop
Birney
Ashton-under-Tyne
Senate Finance Committee
Bayard
Ker
Delinquent Sale Notice for Reese Gold Mine Company
Delinquent stock listed for recovery of assessment levied November 6, 1579. Shares owned by various named stockholders are to be sold at public auction January 20, 1880, at Oil Company office Sacramento to cover owed delinquencies and costs. Sale to occur at 1 PM in room 8 of Quinn's Building J Street Sacramento California.
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Reese Gold
Comany
Sacramento City
Caliornia
Humboldt County
Nevada
Cadwalader
Joseph J Ayard
Hubbard
M. Lubbard
Hubbard Ty
G. A. Little
Lradky & Seymore
Bradiey & Seymore
CU Brinkiey
Jo. Seymore
Seymore
Wow
Booth No
Quinn's
J Street
Ayeramento
Cal
Falo Td
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Slater
Astoria
Wheeler
Randal
John C. Preudd
New York Musical and Dramatic Times
Parnell
Lowell
Mass
G. W. French
Arizona Territory
NEW Today
M. Hofman
N. Levy
Wixneaveca
Nev
San Francisco, Cal
Nathan Levy
Wiynemucua
Dralea
General Merchandise
Ceres
Borseshoe
Crown Spice Mills Spicer
W. F. Stevens
Eridon Street
Winnemucca
Stevens
Saila
George Berk
Vhal
Gove
Wabash
Lovith Streets
Menta
BLL Johnsen & Co
Lafayette Hotel
Witlhamtven
J.E. Bannister
Luates
Sevadl
Lewis
J. K. Sabine
J. K. Wannister
Jan
Erriniex An
Damiana
the Age
Winnemucc
Joemmber
J. BE. Sabine
Henry Busch
Donery
Orrosiri
Levy
San Miaacinco, Cal
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P.R.R
Winnenmees
C. P. RR
Lanis
du Haskell
Upper Winsemecca
Winnemuces
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de. B. Naramoli
Destrous
Elaine Agaltst
W. Lewis
Winneniuces
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