Mexican dollars quoted as six cents in El Paso
A jumble of political comment from Arizona and California, noting Mexican dollars at six cents in El Paso, remarks on Senator Stewart and free coinage, praises the Los Angeles Express, reports on Tombstone’s mining industry and Maricopa County Republicans, and touches on jail escapes, court procedures, land claims, and government duties to settlers. The piece blends editorial opinion with scattered notices, opinions, and legal pointers.
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el Paso
House of Representatives
Arizona
Congress
Mark Smith
Free silver debate and party loyalty in Congress
Wastieton reports Speaker Crisp defends free coinage of silver and denies duplicity while urging loyalty to the Democratic majority. Dexvel notes Colorado Silver league appeals for a unified free coinage approach across states and primaries. New York coverage discusses London influence on silver prices and market dynamics. Now Your Irish Federation of America meets amid disorder at Cooper Union, with clashes over Parnell and Dublin Ireland fundraising. Louisville delegates back Harrison. various Senate and foreign relations items follow. emigration crimes and taxation issues noted.
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Wastieton
Crisp
Bland
Georgia
House
Committee On
Dexvel
Colorado State Silver League
Colorado
United States
West
Minneapolis
Chicago
Irish Federation of America
National League
Three Days Full Account of Prison Break at County Jail
A detailed report recounts the jail escape led by Davis and nine others. Davis was recaptured at the adobe house on 5th and Bruce streets after officers tracked the fugitives via guards, improvised tools, and a night-by-night plan. Pursuit continues with Wm. Tomlinson providing a clue as the posse tightens in surrounding camps and tunnels.
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Davis
Battle For Freedom
5Th
Bruce Streets
Ryan
McDermott
McMallan
Wm. Tomlinson
Brady
Sheriff's Office
Tomlinson
Frank Broad
George Bravia
Benson
Kehon
Dragoon Summit
W. K. Meade
Loxpssure Mining Town Emerges in Southern California
Loxpssure is the name of a new mining town in southern California that is setting the people up there wild. Don't get excited and rush in there, they have not discovered any thing but silver as yet.
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California
Mining tax plan eyed to fund delinquent list in Cochise
The attorney general will rule on taxing mining claims to raise revenue for Cochise County. About 2000 locations would pay roughly 14 each, totaling around 8000 dollars. The funds would nearly cover publishing the delinquent tax list and bolster newspaper support for promoting the county’s resources.
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Mocs
Herringa
Cochise County
Salesmen Wanted for Small Line of Samples
Small line of samples from manufacturing corporation offered a live mat. One traveler earned an average of $340 per month for six years past, P.O. Box New York.
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Manufacturing Corporation
P. O. Pier
York
Dos Cabezas dispute over Ewell Springs mine noted
M W Stewart defends his stake in the Ewell Springs lode near Dos Cabezas against claims by the Casey brothers and Stewart & Norton. He cites a 1876 purchase with Lieut Gordon, investments in assessment and development, and states no sale negotiations have occurred for nearly two years. He argues the mine remains valuable despite local sentiment.
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John Casey
Stewart & Norton
Ewell Springs
Juniper Lode
Norton
Gordon
Stewart
Casey’s
Dos Cabezas
M. W. Stewart
Safety in the Midst of Danger in 19th Century Plains
A jumble of notices covers health lore and local news. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is praised for fighting malarial illness and stomach disorders across Americas, while townsfolk report relocations, deaths, and new business ventures in Tombstone and Albuquerque.
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South America
Panama
Mexico
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Tuly
Christ
Kickers
Tus
Los Angeles Express
Tombstone
Maricopa County
Harrison
Phenix Herald
Peopl
Terri
U.S
United States Marshal
New York
the Post
London
Stock Exchange
Corrigan
Charles A. Dana
Brophy
St. Louis
Ireland
Margaret Moore
Kilmainham
Parnell
McGlynn
Kentucky
Louisville
J. W. Yerkes
Danville
Mouse and Senate
Wacavieros
Senate
Mills
Dolph
Committee On Foreign Relations
New Orleans
Stanford
Wansaw
Koulkusky
Bielostock
SkekaMeNto
Colgan
Suthers
JATAN
Wasliscrox
Frank L. Combs
Japan
Huntington
Mr. Gould
Gether
Santa Fe
Topeka
Cwrcaco
Stitch
Treasury Department
The
Arizona Enterprise
I. C. Brown
Arizona Commercial Co
Charles Feldman
Grace Hartraft
J. 8. Wood
Suar
Fred Storer
Phenix
B.S. Coffman
New Mexico
John Luckis
Maricopa Canal
San Bernardino Ranch
Lorenzo Paco
E. B. Gage
Tucson
el Paso Herald
Hugh White
Guaymas
Benson, A. T
Cuenise
JC Moore
Los Angeles
R L Potter
Simon Pander
Nogales
JL Stark
O Newton
E Newman
Fairbank
Palace
Erc Brown
P Dote
Guay
McGregor
Casey Bros
Joe Brown
Albuquerque
Rickerson of
Jake Fifer
George Graf
San Jose
Sixth Street
John Edgecomb
Grand Central Will
8Onora
St. Elene
Charles L. Coon
Ian Hart
Joseph Bassett
J.E. Hart
John Craig, Jr
W. E. Payne & Co
Union Avenue
Ki City
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