Political Stir in Missouri and National Delegates Debate
An archive dispatch reviews Missouri Democratic discussions for the 1880 National Convention, noting preference for renomination of Tilden or Thurman, debate over a single state convention, and delegate apportionment. It cites Missouri Republican views on Grant and Missouri voters, plus related political rumors and industry notes from San Francisco to Kentucky racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Kareka Sentinels
Cincinnati
Sentinel
Winnonioca
Gav. Headley
Tilden
New York
Thurman
Frignde
Misouri
Grant
Missouri
St Louis
St. Louis
Mining claim amendment discusses extended patent terms
A latent Newa by mail item from March 2 outlines a compaction of mining law. It details an amendment to a patent extension from one year to two years and sets dimensional limits for winning claims, allowing a square area not exceeding 1,000 feet on a side and a fixed volume. It notes common law application to locations and mentions officials and a steamer City of Serio with Gen Grant aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halford
Tember
Elaine
Serio
Gen
Grant
Lis Joon
Aca
Pilota
Shi
Cialvest
Vuaturday
Hansion
Ben Hill
Stassin Raymond
Resolution denounces figures cited in March meeting
A fragmented report notes a resolution denouncing certain individuals as scandalous and reckless, dated March 23. It also mentions the steamer City of Meeden arriving with cargo and delegates sent by the Democratic State Convention to Cincinnati to nominate Tilden, as of March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrowilonte
Kuariey
Gannon
Meeden
Graton Beard
Teowanenen
Cincinnati
Varied Nevada Mining Notes and Local Incidents Reported
A long column-like digest covers mining news across Nevada including Comstock and Virginia City developments, Seneca Canyon reports, and a four foot ore vein at Lookout Ruby Hill. It notes a Virginia City telephone exchange expansion, a Reno insurance reward for fire prevention, and court actions with Judge Sawyer’s upcoming decision. Also included are local anecdotes on land use in Maxon valley, wretched boat trade, and an account of a bearable accident in Austin and curious social notes from Eureka and Secret Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon County
Mimner
Guinn
Ig Auoy
Quinn
Nevada
Forma ‘Telegraph Company
Aurora Ti
Candelaria
Virginia Enterprise
Wxiatenice
Virginia City
Comstock
Sutto
Gold Hill
Dayton
Silver City
Como
Reno
RR. Parkinson
Judge Sawyer
Sawyer
Ward Reflex
Brooks
Lawler
Ruby Hill
Eureka Sentinel
Eureka Con
Times-Review
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Winchester Arms Company
John Chinaman
Rix
Potent Medicine
Kearney
Washington
Jessie Raymond
Uke
San Francisno “Stock Exchange
D. F. Verdenal
Btock
San Francinco
Congress
McDonald and
Verhoos
Hendricks Club
Washington City
Daniel
Drew
Vermont
Railroad
Tevarta
F. Stock
Rolla
Boston Pilot
Kurinats
Hetou
Lincoln
Sr. Loves
Mirek #2
Weades Asociation
Cony Iron
York
Dorango
Bacoli
Isaloon
Campbell
Delaney
Morald
Auya
China
United States
Thors
Usausrinats
Hoffman
Dange Hoffman
Hia
Oita
Rene
MIM
Virginjnity
Wally Aswerte
Maxon Valley
Pho Ward Felles
Seormt Canyon
Caleffornia
Ward
Oaceols
Austin Reveiller
A. LD
Crosswhite
Flo
Secret Canyon
Eureka
Gulch
Bitte Miystery
Aml
London
St. Peterburg
Hendrikan
Dolgorouki
Tom Cahill
Justice
Maine
Isiah
Emery
Palace
Marsh
Uatchi
Calloway
Misa
Caroline Grang
Central Committee
Lincoln County
Bps
Godman
Austin
W. P. Goodman
Hotels & Restaurants
THE
SAN Jose
Ploche
the Times
MEA
JA8
Pearson
Propriatrenn
San Francisco
Baxery
Eadow Valley Street
Carter Sable
Gintried & Brisacher, Proprieter
Pioche
Cas
Mattis
J. Myers & Bro
Picche, Nevada
Hisenmann
MATS
Steacy Gumaeriters
Lumber
OL Giant
Dupont
John Shier
Pa TN
E. Griffin
Wells, Farco & Co., Pioche, Nev
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Nada
Europe
Seine
Eco Mining
Sud Assessmiente
Wells, Fargo & CO
Broadway
Elwes, & Allen
King William Street
Kay
Vents W
Wella
Fargo & Co
Main Trent
G. R. Alexander
Matn
J. Pbehs
Lauang Me
Jd. C
Cor. Mats and Lacour Wtruete
PrIrocenyn, Nev
Bbacco Company of
California
Wholomle Snd Retail, Mytlg
John Quinn
Bristol
Osent
Eve Tur To
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