Township Plats Filed for Hailey Idaho September 1995
Notice of township plats received for Hailey Idaho and will be filed on September 12 1995. Lands in Tp 9N Range 26E and adjacent townships open for entry after that date with Idaho's 60 day preference period. Settlement claimants prior to survey may file during the restricted period. W H Bropean Register.
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bin Elalin
Jinst
L. H. Johnston
Circuit Court
Challis
Idaho
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Willem Mr. Weller
Morse
George A. Ellis
Simon I. Jones
Thomas J. Groves
W. I. Brodhead
Register
W. H. Bropiean
Utah Republicans Ticket Lines From State Election Card
Utah Republicans place candidate slate for governor Heber Wells congressman C E Allen supreme court judges C F Zane J A Miner G W Barth secretary of state J T Hammond treasurer Jas H Chapman attorney general A C Bishop auditor Morgan Richards superintendent of public instruction Mrs Emma J McVicker.
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Utah
Gold and silver rush and Western growth shaped the West
The 1848 discovery of gold in the American River sparked global interest and Westward growth. The Comstock lode revitalized mining, irrigation, and industry, turning deserts into states and supporting Civil War credit, as farms, towns, and railroads followed.
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United States
Africa
Pacific Coast
London
New York
Europe
America
Comstock Lode
Far West
Missouri River
Desert
Comstock
Rocky Mountains
Union
Great West
West
Lincoln
Silver Miners Deserving of Sympathy Amid Modern Attacks
Wallace Preas warns that silver miners in the West, once celebrated for national aid, are now denounced by the press as schemers while the timberland and school lands are allegedly steered to favored capitalists. He cites Senator Stewart, Gov. McConnell, and Brown, urging public outrage to prevent losses to the school fund and state heritage. He argues silver mining has collapsed and future revival requires new capital from the East.
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United States
Union
Gold Trust
West
Atlantic States
William M. Stewart
Timber Lands Sale Plot Alleges State Conspiracy
A Idaho state land board plan to have timber lands chosen by the state approved for sale is described as a bold conspiracy. C. C. Brown of Moscow will handle the work for five cents an acre, with the contract accepted. The piece accuses an eastern syndicate of capitalists of buying vast white pine lands, aided by Gov. McConnell’s eastward trip to attract funds, and names Brown as a key agent in the selection process. The report frames the plan as a public interest move while warning of private interests gaining control.
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Brown
State Land Board
C. C. Brown
Moscow
English creditor oppression of Ireland and India
The passage condemns England as the creditor oppressor of Ireland, India, and the American colonies. It argues England blocks American monetary rights, forces borrowing from English syndicates, and has driven Irish migrants to America. It asks whether Irish immigrants should sustain England’s financial policy in the United States, warning of shared suffering for Americans.
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England
Ireland
India
America
Butler speech ties money issue to railroad ownership
Senator Butler of South Carolina, a Populist, declared that the money question should be the paramount issue while other reforms are set aside. He affirmed support for government ownership of railroads but argued the government should not own railroads while the Rothschilds control the government.
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Butler
South Carolina
Honorable Grover Cleveland Honored in London Galleries
A distinguished citizen, Hon. Grover Cleveland, has his portrait hung in the Bank of England galleries in London. The note adds that this marks a notable cultural connection, with a light remark on English affinity.
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Grover Cleveland
Bank of England
London
Boy Returns After Twenty Years with Wife and Children
A Wilmot South Dakota lad disappeared on an errand twenty years ago after angering his stepmother. He resurfaced Tuesday night with the very article he had been sent to fetch, now married with four children, having earlier moved to Monticello Minnesota. He visited his father, then returned with his wife and offspring to confront the elder couple.
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Wilmot
South Dak
Monticello
Minn
Buzzards Bay Fishing Beats South Says Constitution Reporter
The Atlanta Constitution notes fishing remains good around Buzzard's Bay, surpassing the South where few gudgeons bite at a hook baited with Republican and Wall Street doctrines.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Wall Street
Atlanta Constitution
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