Bill to create United States land court for western land claims
Senator Wolcott moves a bill to establish a U S land court in Colorado Nevada and territories including Arizona New Mexico Utah and Wyoming. The court would have a chief justice two associate justices a government attorney an English Spanish expert and clerks with sessions at capitals and possibly Washington. It would hear private land claims worth up to 5000 dollars with appeals to the Supreme Court and require claims to be filed within three years. The process includes surveys land office steps and publication in English and Spanish to give claimants ample opportunity to participate.
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Colorado
U.S
Senate
United States Land Court
Nevada
Arizona
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Utah
Wyoming
Washington
Presi de
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Department
United States
Spreme Court
Surveyors General
Supreme Court of the
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Land Court
Surveyor General's Office
Sta Fe
Coming Mechanic Versus School Graduate: A New Industrial Era
A discussion contrasts the future mechanic trained in schools with the shop apprentice. School graduates gain theory and design skills, while shop workers gain hands on practice. The piece foresees a shift toward engineers of broader knowledge and warns of changes in training and craft.
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le Cet
Scientific American
Wealth figures and social notices from a bygone era
A murky collage of wealth statistics and religious remarks notes U S total wealth and overseas holdings, alongside a religious sentiment about trustworthy individuals. It then lists local meeting times for Masonic and other fraternal groups, public notices, court terms, a restaurant pitch, and a health remedy advertisement with varied topics and names.
Time to Subscribe to the North American Review
The ad urges readers to subscribe for the coming year to the North American Review. It promises timely, wide ranging content by representative writers and includes a focus on free trade and protection as they affect American industry and commerce, highlighting a debate between leading English and American statesmen.
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Times
England
Gladstone Blaine Discuss North American Review Influence
A discussion featuring Gladstone and Blaine opens in January, highlighting the periodicals impact. The North American Review boasts higher circulation than all other American and English reviews combined, underscoring its popularity and influence on public opinion.
North American Review Subscription Price Notice
Postage prepaid subscription price set at five dollars per year. The notice appears from The North American Review located at 8 East Fourteenth Street, New York.
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