City and County Official Paper Summary
The Solomonville Bulletin notes discuss political topics including a proposed international conference on free coinage of silver urged by a tax president, speculation about Gov. Murphy challenging Mark Smith for Congress, and playful hints about name changes. It reports local division debates over Miles county and Graham county boundary plans with Western citizens pushing for a satisfactory district split.
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Congress
Gov. Murphy
Mark Smith
George W
O’cheyney
Miles County
Graham County
Allare
Solomonville
Railroad Route Debate over Desert Project
The Santa Fe chief engineer backs a Florence to Calabasas line as cheaper than Florence to Benson, but warns that low construction cost alone does not ensure profitability.
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The
Santa Fe
Florence
Calabasas
Benson
Government silver purchases near April target
The government aims to buy 4 500 000 ounces of silver in April and has already paid for 2 500 000, leaving 2 000 000 ounces to complete the requirement. Offers are light and the price has risen, suggesting silver traders may still outmaneuver bears.
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Bears
August Flower the Remedy in a Cranky Mood
The text describes August Flower as cranky and constantly experimenting with dieting and notions. It questions how he feels and notes his care about what is set before him, ending with an unclear statement about his feeling.
Columbus Fleet Recreated From Ancient Documents
The Austrian Maritime Review details discoveries about Columbus’s three ships the Santa Maria Nina and Pinta. It notes the term caravela vs cara bela and summarizes ship sizes equipment and armament including a white standard with a green cross.
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Europe
America
Serra
Christopher Columbus
Austrian
Maritime Review
Spain
Columbus
Juan Dé la Casa
Rafael Manleon
Lombanly
Santa Maria
Nina
Maria
Ferdinagd
Fabella
Madrid
San Salvador
Hrucads
Tully
Australian Maritime Review
Probate Notice for Tombstone Property Sale
Executor Thomas E Shaughnessy announces sealed bids for sale of 17 and eight and a half feet of Lot 1 in Tombstone blocks to fulfill the will of Ful P Shaughnessy. Private cash sale. bids at A Cohn X Bre on Allen Street Tombstone. March 31, 1852.
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Asiuna
Tombstone
Ful P
Shaughnessy
Decea
A. Cohn
Allen Street
City of
A. T
Thomas E Shaughnessy
Laxp Orrick
Tucsos
Altmonay
District Court of
Ariz
William N. Fife
Fort Bowie
Brannock Riggs
Thomas Riggs
C. B. Tarbell
W. D. Monmonier
Herbert Brow
Reward for information on cattle and horse thefts
A notice offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone unlawfully handling cattle branded HG or Jef tip ear snark right ear crop and split HORSES HG on left sneaker by H G Hasselgreen Beza0 San Pedro.
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H. G. Hasselgreen
Cape Colony plans exhibit at Expo with four courts
Cape Colony applies for a 3000 to 3500 wirefoot allotment in the Expo to display ostrich feathers, skins, wool and Mohair, Angora goats, minerals, vegetables, Kaffir curiosities, and native costumes. The exhibit will include an ostrich egg display and a Kaffir figure as part of the cultural show in the mining building.
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Silison
Cape Colony
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