Sensible Sixteenth and land tax ruling echo in west
The piece lauds the Legislature for undoing bad Kid 15th era laws and cites Arizona’s Senatorial aid in opposing a land grant coat bill. It notes Attorney General Hart’s ruling against railroads on taxing railroad lands not yet patented, potentially adding $500000 yearly to state and county tax rolls for about 000,000 acres worth up to $5 per acre.
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Arizona
Congress
Mark Smith
House
Mr. Smith
Pxcuredox
Siskiyou County
Cal
Hart
Tombstone Mines Readied to Reopen Underwater Work
The Tombstone mining outlook centers on two companies pumping water and resuming operations below water level. Insiders expect measurable progress within a year at Grand Central and Contention mines, a move locals foresee would revive Tombstone to its 1882 heights.
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Tombstone
Grand Central
Contention
District realignment would spare Cochise and Graham
The legislature should form four judicial districts to include Cochise and Graham separately from Pima so cases from timber thieves land fencers and smugglers can be heard locally. The Tucson court politics are cited as unfair while defending state fairness and county growth against the Tucson ring.
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Cochies
Graham
Tucson
U. 8
U. S. Court of Tucson
Cochise
Pima
Punishment of Soldiers General Order on Army Penalties
The President issued a general order establishing maximum punishments for enlisted men in peacetime within court martial jurisdiction. It aims for uniform discipline across the service and curbs excessive sentences. The harshest penalty is ten years for manslaughter and attempted killing, while desertion carries up to five years.
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Courte-Mertial
Courte-Martini
Desertion penalties and enlistment acts for soldiers
The text outlines desertion punishments, noting maximums of two and a half years, with extra time for prior offenses, and a ten month limit for rendered deserters. It mentions an order by Secretary Proctor as a justice move amid claims of indiscriminate enforcement and includes various local notices and advertisements from 1891 Tombstone era news.
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Proctor
Winslow's Soothing Syrup For Teeth and Teething Pain
An old well known remedy praised by mothers for use with teething infants. It claims to soothe gums ease pain relieve wind colic and treat diarrhea and is sold worldwide by druggists. Instructions warn to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and not to take other kinds.
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Mr. Winslow
Stevilae
Suffering Yuma Flood Ravages River Valley News
Reports from Yuma detail a catastrophic flood with the Colorado River valley submerged for miles. The railroad blockades last into a second week, towns evacuated, 30 to 100 believed dead, Cocopah Indians hard hit, and historic Yuma left in ruins with few structures standing.
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Southern Pacific
Jakune
Yuma
Colorado
Yusne Sentinel
Times
Fort Yuma
Gila River
Mint Director reports 1890 metal production gains
The Director of the Mint submitted a detailed 1890 report showing gold production at 1,555,880 troy ounces valued at $32,845,000 and silver output near 34.5 million ounces valued around $57,225,000. World gold and silver production figures, sales to government, and other mint statistics are summarized amid additional notes on local health groups and wagon sales.
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Mint
Congress
United States
Flood Devastates Florence Area and Nearby Ranches
The Florence Enterprise details flood damage across the region from the San Pedro river near the San Carlos mines to Florence. Bridges, adobe homes, and a station were washed away or inundated, with extensive land loss along the Gila river. No lives reported, but property losses ran into thousands. communications and mail routes were disrupted for days.
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Tweed Bridge
San Pedro River
San Carlos
Gulf of Gallurnia
Inet
Queen Creek
Reywert
Desert
R. L. Rogers
Flo
Gila River
Ths Place
Lemon
F Bellamy
Tempe
Beymert Camp
Phenix
Pheix
Riverside
T. W. Bates
Dudleyville
George F. Cook
Gila
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