Tombstone Epitaph Highlights Arizona Politics and Finance
A dense weekly page from Tombstone discusses Arizona politicians, land office appointments, statehood prospects, and Republican and Democratic maneuvers. It cites Attorney General Miller, Judge Sloan, Judge Kibbe y, Governor Wollley, Mark Smith, and the New York Herald while urging fiscal relief through a funded debt bill and warning against Blinn act shifts and anti Mormon sentiment.
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Washington
Miller
Arizona
Sloan
Kibbey
The
Brrrain
Wells
Prescott
Phenix Gazette
Gazette
Mark Smith
New York Herald
Smith
Congress
Wyoming
Idaho
Wollley
Statehood
Mr. Smith
Brirain
Funding act of Arizona amended and approved by Congress
Congress approves with amendments the Revised Statutes of Arizona funding act known as Tithe XXXI Funding. A Territorial loan board, led by the governor, auditor, and secretary, will issue negotiable bonds at rates not exceeding five percent, repayable in fifty years, with interest paid in gold or equivalent. Bonds sold for cash or in exchange for existing indebtedness, funds allocated to interest, redemption, and a sinking fund, and annual levy set by Territorial Board of Equalization to service debt.
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Arizona
Phenix Gazette
Democratic Party
Samuel Webb
Gazette Publishing Company
Congress
Gazette
Republican Party
Tombstone
Thomas
Board of Supervisors
Bvrraca
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Territory of
Territory
Territorial Auditory
Territorial Secretary
Board of Commissioners
United States
Territorial Treasury
City of
New York
State of New York
San Francisco
California
Territorial
City
San Fraco
Acre
Legislature of
Torial
Territorial ‘General Fund
Territorial Treasurer
Sail
Warrants and Bonds Authorized Under Territorial Act
The text states that warrants may be issued for current expenses of government for the year ending December 31, 1890, and bonds may be issued for redemption. additional warrants, certificates, or evidences of indebtedness may be issued when exceeding the Harrison act limit, and all conflicting acts are repealed.
Answers to Correspondents Inquirer Lottery Edition
The Montana Lottery began with legislative authorization in August 1887 and has operated since. Capital prizes of 15000, 10000, and 5000 are drawn March 15, 1890 and monthly thereafter. Tickets cost 1.00 and are available from lottery dealers. write to J J Jacobs in Butte Montana Witt Wynne. The Montana State Lottery draws publicly with a committee from the audience supervising. It has paid all prizes in full and is trusted for integrity. The Capital Prize is 15000 with a minimum prize of 2.50. send funds to J J Jacobs Butte Montana.
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Inquirer
Montana
J. J. Jacobs
Butte
Witt Wynne
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promotes Liver Health
An old advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a gentle effective remedy to wake a sluggish liver, restore bowel regularity, and improve digestion. It claims relief from malaria nervousness debility kidney troubles and neuralgia with a non painful, steady laxative action.
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Villary
Reward Proclamation Arizona 1890 murder reward issued
Acting Governor Nathan O Murphy offers five hundred dollars for arrest and conviction of the killer of David D Duncan a Cochise County resident murdered at his home around January 25 1890. Proclamation dated February 7 1890 in Phoenix Arizona Territory with assistant secretary Tuos D Hanmann.
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Cochise County
Mur
Than O. Murphy
Arizona
Phenix
Arizona Territory
O. Murphy
Territory of
Reward Preel mation Executive DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA
Alfred Richards is named in a government notice from the Arizona Department of Executive Office regarding a reward program. The fragmentary text indicates official action by the governor's office and references a person linked to the reward context.
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Executive Department OF
Arizona
Office OF the Governor
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