Local city notes and court actions reported in brief
Turboy Padrick’s arrest for assault on a 7 year old prompts police records. Jous Dor fined 10 dollars for unspecified reconler case. Wallaces court case noted. Literary Society to meet at Judge Lucas’s office with expected large turnout. Fashion saloon closed for reopening further uptown. Joux Lean starts adobe building on Allen street near Sixth, planning a first class sho e shop. Deputy recorder Me Ludlow reports 1,60 names added to voter list by close of office. two days remain to file names. Jom Rasu announces candidacy for council from Fourth ward. Nash praised as solid citizen. Announcements show Jouth Bows for city treasurer. Brown current holder praised as safe. We withdraw announcement of B J Norris for chief of police. Brevars bids him farewell to better pay elsewhere.
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Padrick
Errrari
Jous Dor
Wallace
Tus Literary Society
Joux Lean
Allen Street
Ludlow
Rasu
Nash
City Ofhers
Jouth
Brown
B. J. Norris
Citizens League meeting adjourns with no action taken
A rowdy Citizens' League session led by Robert Roches ended without decisive action. Speeches touched on contesting townsite deeds by ex mayor Randall to fund court challenges and elect sympathetic officials. chaos and scattered votes followed as plans to form a committee were discussed.
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Citizens’ League
Vermont
Robert Roches League
Geo. W. Parsons
S Committee
Frazee
Randall
Fox ‘Miembure
League
A. A. Banning
Wallace
Cuddy
Hiro Hall
Fudge Kellly
Secretary Gosper's Report on Territory Governance
Secretary and Acting Governor Gosper presents a long annual report to Secretary Kirkwood detailing proposed reforms. He urges higher legislative pay, elected governors, territorial status within the Union, an extra US judge, and military handling of Indian affairs, plus border security and governance reforms.
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Gosper
Secretary of the Interior
Prescott
Arizona
S.J. Kirkwood
Whington
D.C
Congress
Jons We Ospin
Guiteau Trial Testimony and Related Dispatches
Dr B C Spitzgar of New York testified in the Guiteau case noting insane tendencies and moral imbecility. Washington observers report the assassin’s health failing and sixteen experts deem him sane. News from the capital covers White House workload and cabinet speculation plus various legislative proposals and public notices.
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Wasnineron
B.C. Spitzgar
New York
Guiteau
Davidge
Scovite
Scoville
Washington
Garfield
the Post
White House
General Grant
Beale
Chaffee
Funeral Procession and Reichstag Support For Victims
A grand procession leads to the cathedral with the crown prince, archduke, imperial household, ministers, and officials. Bishop Uzerer presides as the opera choir sings while mourners sob. Thousands fill the cathedral square as the upper house allocates fifty thousand florins for the sufferers. funeral attendance at the cemetery is moderate.
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Reichrath
Uzerer
Reichstag
Fortunate Accident at Vulture Mine Yields Vast Ore
The Vulture mine caving event loaded hundreds of thousands of tons of milling ore into a drift, sending cars to the incline and mill without blasting powder. Miner Webber died after being crushed by an ore car. a coroner's jury returned an accidental death verdict and exonerated the mining company.
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Phenix Herald
Vulture
Webber
Patent Your Mines for Early Patent Security
Many prospectors overlook patenting claims before proving value, risking future litigation and costly disputes. Early patenting prevents interference, secures title during development, and safeguards profits or limits losses if the claim proves worthless.
Mines Report From Calico Camp Fortunes Grow
Harrison's express brings news from Calico: King mine tunnel hits ledge at 100 feet, eight feet in with ore paying from $100 to $700 per ton, proving a permanent vein. Burning Moscow shaft advances with twelve workers, rich ore to dumps and shipments to San Francisco yield strong returns. Walthal ledge excites camp, seven locations, potential county’s biggest find. Milver Queen shaft to 400 feet shows quartz copper ore with copper likely over 30 percent, water influx minimal. Outrage by a policeman is parodied in Galveston News.
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Borl
Turer
Harrison
Calico
King Mine
King
Moscow
San Francisco
Milver
Northern Arizona fights bandits and crime with firmness
The Albuquerque Review notes the bad state of New Mexico and praises Arizona for peace and strict law enforcement. It highlights arrests, indictments, and trials, with Sheriff Walker and aides cited for flushing out outlaw elements near Flagstaff and surrounding areas and reducing murder and theft.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
Flagstaff
Ariona
Union
Walker
Whipple
Lewis
Flagstall
Skin Diseases Cured By Frazer's Magic Ointment
An advertisement claims Dr Frazer's magic ointment cures pimples black heads or grubs and other skin conditions including eruptions, ringworm and chapped hands. It cites a case of F Drake of Cleveland Ohio who allegedly regained sight after using the remedy and says the product is mailed on receipt of fifty cents from Huwny & Co sole proors Cleveland Ohio.
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Frazer
F. Drake
Eng
Cleveland
Wil
Dr. Preaser
Price
Huwny &Co
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