Gold value rise as depth reached at Lucky Cuss mine
Monday's Daily notes ore in the Lucky Cuss shows increased gold value with depth. Several local items follow, including health notes on Dick Clark under Dr Helm in Phoenix, the temperance Boore of Deming, price shifts in wood post-blizzard, and local transit and legal notices from Bisbee to Tombstone. A new World’s Fair cost estimate and railway changes are mentioned, plus minor civic and social updates across towns.
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Dick Clark
Phoenix
Dr. Helm
Dracon Mountains
Yeaterday
Grant Lands and Minerals Question on Maxwell Grant
Comr. Stone of the General Land Office informs Henry Mesure that the Maxwell grant has been patented by the United States. A government suit to set aside the patent was rejected by the U S Supreme Court, affirming the patent. Lands in New Mexico and Colorado totaling 1,714,764.94 acres are now private property and not subject to public land mineral laws.
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Comr. Stone
General Land Office
Henry Mesure
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
New Mexico
Colorado
Death by own action at Chiricahua camp saddens mining frontier
Ira Bartlett a pioneer known across coast mining camps died yesterday in a Chiricahua mountains camp by shooting himself. He had spent life freight hauling in Artoona and Sonora duties, owned mules and wagons, and had lately faced illness and head trouble. Coroner to hold inquest, remains to Tombstone for interment.
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Ira Bartlett
Chiricahua Mountains
Bartlett
Artoona
Sonora
Indiana
Eabih
Stont
Tombstone
Idle Hands Breed Discontent, Boss Warns Workers
A local editorial cautions that idleness leads to discontent among laborers. It argues productive work prevents unrest and urges self discipline to weather tough times. The piece notes workers should stay engaged to maintain morale and stability.
The monetary conference and child policy debate
A fragmented note reflects on a monetary conference and child policy, contrasting parental duties with state roles. It critiques reliance on youth, recalls the prodigal son, and suggests English traditions have shifted from strict discipline to modern governance, warning of long-term consequences.
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Pi Jont Harrison
W. E. Payne & Co Employment Agents Ad
W E Payne and Company employment agents at 910 Union Avenue Kansas City Missouri offer reliable help for male or female workers and send them to all parts of the country free of charge. Correspondence solicited.
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W. E. Payne & Co
Union Avenue
Kaneas City
Weather and community notes in Bisbee News
Weather discussion opens with remarks on a cold morning and a small turnout for the La Blanche prize sighting outfit. Christmas and Sunday school attendance are highlighted, with 109 present last Sunday as a high mark. The piece shifts to education, criticizing exam integrity and calling for rigorous testing of spelling, learning, and education science.
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Tom Wright
The Night a Barn Torn by a Cyclone
In 1882 during late March a group witnessed a cyclone strike an old barn near their home. A sudden roar, darkness, and a barn top ripped off hurled the narrator over a mile, breaking bones while friends escaped unharmed. The tale ends with a lasting fear of clouds.
Lamb stew mystery at lunch counter told by patrons
A Boston Transcript observer recalls a lunch counter scene where an order for lamb stew triggers mistaken identifications, silent chaos, and a ring of waiters as diners eat on. The episode ends with questions of who ordered the dish and why the stew lingers.
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Boston Transcript
Political blame over Arizona statehood stalled by party actions
The fragment attributes blame to Republican and Democratic parties for blocking Arizona statehood, suggesting accountability for years of delay and questioning punitive measures against the obstructing party. The terse note hints at political responsibility without detailing concrete events or dates.
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Republican Democratic Party
Arizona
Democratic stance on silver and Sherman law debated
The text warns that without offering a clearer alternative to the Sherman law, the Democratic party risks a political cyclone in four years, stating the recent whirlwind was only a zephyr compared to forthcoming turbulence.
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Democratic Party
Tucson Trade Tensions Highlighted In Star Report
The Star claims $75,000 per year is sent from Tucson by Chinese merchants to China. It notes Ching merchants are favored over Anglo-Saxon neighbors, and that Americans often buy cheaply rather than thoughtfully, a peculiarity the article views with concern.
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the Star
Tucson
China
Nevada Governor Sees No Dividend Mines Amid Low Silver
In a Nevada interview the governor states there are no dividend paying mines in the state and warns that higher grades are needed or mining may cease. He also blames the current low silver prices for the industry’s subdued mood.
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Nevada
Democrats and Republicans clash for control in key states
A fragmentary report notes Democrats meeting in New York and Republicans in Washington as both sides strive for mastery in a doubtful election. The third party criticizes ads as they claim Republicans aim to steal the state, highlighting campaign tensions.
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Tuk Democrats
New York
Washington
World Fair statue to honor Ada Rehan model
Tax directors of the World's Fair plan a statue patterned after Ada Rehan as the peak of feminine physical perfection. The note questions the aim of creating a single standard of beauty and suggests many view it as inappropriate or disfiguring.
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Congress
Chicago
Ada Rehan
Societys Fads and Fashionable Accessories in Society
Society’s FADS describe Jewexens with old and silver heels for slippers and a pretty gift set. A new girdle mirror in St Petersburg lets drivers view equipment without turning. The stocking knot and embroidered ribbon are among latest dress details. A catchy ad offers $25 weekly salary for Chicago sales agents in a general merchandise line.
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Hane
Turpont
St. Petersburg
Indy
Rock Island strike ends amid officials bid to calm
Kansas City reports Rock Island officials have yielded to operator demands ending the strike. In other items, guard A Alexander of San Quentin faces manslaughter charges for a prison escape shooting. bail set at 65,000. Western Union stock surges while silver monetary policy debates stir markets and political players react to Blaine’s health and international coinage talk.
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Lex Rarai
W. A. Alexander
San Quentin Penitentiary
Marshall
Tay
Names Listed Across Cities In C M Bruce A B Bruce
A fragmented roster of individuals including A B Bruce in Tucson C F Brantik Washington D C El Paso L C Hughes Tucson J D Gilbert and wife Turquois Mrs A C Rossom plus others in Anjoe and Ranch locales.
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Cocmtee
A.B. Bruce
Tucson
A.J. Elistrom
C.F. Brantik
Washington, D.C
Palace
L. C. Hughes
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Torquois
Schieffelin Hall
Jus
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W. C. Green
Hereford
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Los Angeles
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the Palace
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Benoit
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House
Billey
London
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Southern Pacific Co
Canadian Pacific
Rome
Califorr
Taylor
San Marcial
Star
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Constable Hook
Bisbee News
Beye Aare Oe
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Lewis
Chicago Gen's Supply CO
van Boren
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York
Western Union
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Blaine
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M Tirard
Fanese
Elinor
France
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Houkteworth
Allard
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Teller
Ivery
Masa
Taw
Telle
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Kid
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Jay Goubd
Prowate
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Eral
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Delegmre Sean
Treasury
Peet Worh
Bulias
Wasinxarx
United States Supreme Court
Jou. Teday
Jenit Court of Te United States
California
S.plr
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AL & Vw RR Co
Tolorado River
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Gray
Prrvenen
Carnegie Steel
Ted Axsoci
Norway
Allison
Himelf
America
C. M. Bruce
Ranch
Anjoe
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