Supreme Court Ends Treasury Immigration Ruling
Tax U S supreme court has decided that the ruling of the treasury department is final in all cases on the question of immigration and cannot be reversed by the courts. The Press League elected M. H. de Young of San Francisco president and C. W. Price of the NY Electrical Review secretary. Delegates leave today for Sacramento then go southward.
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Tax
U. S. Supreme Court
Treasur Department
the Press League
M. H. de Young
San Francisco
C.w.price
The
NY Electrical Review
St. Paul
Sacramento
Navy Department
Tracy
Congress
State Department
Justice
1Ollenstein
Tombutone
Bisbee
Ed Stump
Blaine Leaves Cabinet Meeting Due to Indigestion
Secretary Blaine suffered another indigestion attack with nausea during a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday and felt too uncomfortable to stay, leaving the room to go driving.
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Blaine
Cabinet
Representative Simpson Bill Seeks to Repeal Gold Standard
Kansas Representative Simpson introduces amendments to the February 12 act striking the provision that the gold dollar is the unit of value. The bill would repeal the law establishing gold as the standard of value.
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Simpson
Kansas
Chilean Foreign Minister Surprises Washington Officials
Pereira decided that refugees could be taken from any merchant vessel calling at a Chilean port by local authorities, a move that surprised Washington officials.
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Periera
Washington
Comet Mine Promises Vast Free Silver Value
The Comet mine in this district is described as nearly inexhaustible with worn free silver ore. Analysts estimate an add per ton value from age bill could yield about $15,000 monthly profit for the owners, based on its potential.
Watts Pump Trade Keeps Hundreds At Work In Tombstone District
For five years the T M and M Company has employed between one hundred and two hundred men, continuing a longstanding effort with deep water concerns. The piece notes the pumps and water depths in Tombstone district and hints the company may reveal the water depth they encounter. It also mentions a separate event in Chicago. The Western Association of California Pioneers held a banquet, electing officers with Charles P Jackson re-elected president and Addison Ballard presiding, while wine was notably absent.
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Watts
Tombstone
Western Association of California Pioneers
Chicago
California
Charles P. Jackson
Europe
Addison Ballard
Territorial News and Legal Commentary From The Era
A rejected Arizona Enterprise prompts Pueblo readers to seek respect from local papers. The territory supreme court rules in Reese versus P and A KR Co that a house built on another’s land belongs to the landowner. Senator Plumb’s posthumous letter praises continued fiscal debate and currency tariff shifts, predicting wider Republican support for broader monetary reform.
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Arizona Enterprise
Tucson
Pueblo
Enterprise
Pima County
Supreme Court of the Territory
Reese
Warlike dispatches as navy dept tightens grip on Chile crisis
Navy department coverage notes intense activity at the bureau of navigation led by Commodore Ramsey with cipher translation and dispatch preparation. Baltimore ordered south from Mare Island toward Acapulco or Callao, while others like Mohican and Montauk undergo dock work. Rumors of Yorktown firing on Valparaiso denied. await formal communications.
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Tracy
Ordnance
Engineers
Bureau of Navigation
Commodore Ramsey
Navy
Pritapmwnta
League Island Navy Yard
Essnetalda
Valparaiso
Tev
Arbor Day calls Tombstone owners to plant trees
Reading through Tombstone notices, Arbor Day is urged for lot owners to plant trees. The long column covers ice shipments from Las Vegas, cattle movements to Nevada, and a postponed Santa Fe Southern Railroad annual meeting, with local public notices and upcoming weather alerts.
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Tombstone
Santa Fe Company
Raton
Tt Ie
Las Vegas
Santa Fe Southern Railroad Company
TRUST DEEDS AND MINING CLAIMS IN TURQUOIS DISTRICT
Multiple trust deeds and mortgage details, including F Lorenger and wife to Maggie Stoller for lots 23 and 24, block 20 Benson, and Maggie Stoller to A J Bell to secure $500. Also notes on Tombstone, Turquoise district mining claims, contractors grading Santa Fe Prescott railroad, and local ore activity. Mentions Frank Ely estate litigation and various place names.
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F Lorenger
Maggie Stoller
Benson
A. J. Bell
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix
Ash Fork
Prescott
Kansas Contractors
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Callao
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Newman
Naval News
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Valparaise
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Evane
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Bax Francisco
War Department
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Burvato
Tke Smith
England
Dennis Gallagher
Bonanza Club
Gauvestox
Tyler
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Timex
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Clover Leaf Fishing Club
Sarah St
Wabach Road
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Peovinexce
Hodgkine
Bristol Naval Reserve
Chih
Hale
Committee On Foreign aSurs
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Chile
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Jim McCoy
New York
Jobo Marshal
Albuquerque
Marshall
House
Platt
New Mexico
William Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
Fifth Avenue
the Sun
Lee
Thse
Resolution
National Association of Builders
Denver
Picayune
Austin
Madore
Garza
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Turquci
Tern Ice Co
Bucher Grea
Bruce
Nevada
Colorado
Mineral Park
Chloride
Mohave Mines
Tribolet
E. J. Roberts
Huachuca
F.N. Wolcott
Michigan
Kendrick
Tombswne
Sandy
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Papsipotoa
Racker
John Gardiner
Watervale Mining Company
Los Angeles Herald
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Jensen
Huachuca Siding
Department of Arizona
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Turquois
J D Gilbert
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Duncan
Frank Ely
Pheebe Hearst
Juan Elias de Perrin
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Frank
San Simon Valley
Pittsburg
James Mulligan
Brands
J B de Vincenzi
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Fort Bowie
Tom Dougherty
Arripage
Dougherty
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D Williams
P Harrington
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Monier
Gill
Ciulli
Tom Trainor
James Barrett
Dragoon
Pinos Altes
Bell and Stevens
John Nobile
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