Kansas reform fury over state prison and asylum crimes
A Kansas Populist era dispute erupts over Warden Chase and state asylum head Pilcher amid revelations of abuse at the Winfield facility. The Denver News condemns Populism, arguing property rights must guide reform. A correspondent details mining activity in Dry Gulch and Nogal, noting new ore discoveries, mill work, and growing settlements.
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Vera Cruz puzzle yields ore body and plant upgrades
The article notes a 16 foot wide ore body assaying 8 to 20 dollars per ton, with other ore running under 11 dollars. It reports planned upgrades including a Griffith mill capable of seven tons per hour, a Huntington mill at full operation, and a cyanide works under Frank R. Lloyd to resume large scale work within days. It also covers Chicago liquor economics and a death sentence for James Barrett, plus local notes on cattle protection, education, and university openings.
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