Storms and political news sweep the Midwest and West
Dispatches report a severe winter storm burying Minnesota and surrounding states with heavy snow and drifting. Other items note Senate balloting in California, Illinois and Missouri, a Behring Sea settlement, and various U.S. political and international developments, including senator elections, legislative actions, and fiscal troubles across multiple cities and industries.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Sugar Trust
New York State Senate
Si Tte Trust
Constitunt
Prominent Local Notes From Tombstone District
Local notes recount mine activity with Junietta mine leased by Perasich Carlagan and Boyle while Prompter mine work ends. Texas native John Cheat dies after illness, funeral held. business and social events fill the town, including Calico Ball prep, dry goods arrivals, and a theater visit by Steen & Wood. A planned trip to California and weather forecasts color the community update.
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Pete Perasich
Ed. Carlagan
Walter Boyle
Junietta
Phin. Frary
Jom Hart
Mom
Gila Bend
George Hine
Charles Hine
Tombstone
John Cheat
Vail
Cnttre
Dick Clark
Texas
Methodist Church
Bill to Cut City Expenses Passes House Unanimously
Local government bills reach the Senate stage as towns under 1800 residents lose most offices except Chief of Police and Treasurer. Salaries set at 125 dollars monthly for the police chief and 10 for the treasurer. the District Attorney becomes City Attorney without salary. Council facilities reorganized, and various new bills introduced including one setting Attorney General at 1000 dollars annually with 200 dollars mileage. The Mormon Creed article outlines faiths in the Illustrated American, detailing twelve core beliefs. A separate report describes Mojave desert prospects, including a notable near-Oro Grande strike and the broader arid region's resource potential.
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Puenix
Colon Herring
Rich hike report near Daggett may reveal Montgomery find
A report describes another rich hike near Daggett between Ash Meadows and Timber mountains. Mr. Montgomery is named as the reputed discoverer, with local mention of a potential new source or route.
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Tows
Daggett
Ash Meadows
Timber Mountains
Montgomery
Special Agent Hawk visits town and issues orders
Special Agent Hawk arrived in town yesterday and left today for Treen. He discussed duties of agents, timber theft issues, and unlawful fencing. Hawk holds sole authority in the Territory, replacing four former officers, and outlined procedures for addressing obstructions and removals within sixty days. He noted potential field changes and commented on local perceptions of government action against fraud and land grabs. He also mentioned planned Indian scout reductions and broader regimental deployment in Arizona and updates on the Maxwell grant and irrigation plans.
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Hawk
Treen
Wimee 2
Ove
Paosixc- Tok
Bebs
Ame
Bowmen
United States
Jefford
Roas
Rose
Copper Queen Company
Copp
Bowman
Wilcox
Tucson
Tn Agenta
Arizona
Yuma
Paesizc—tos
Smith
Uncle Sam
Entertaining Trifles From a Far-Flung Scribbler
A string of curious anecdotes and odd facts crosses the page. A Missouri man seeks divorce over nontravel with his wife. A New York court confession proclaims “the most water faunliar” in the world. A Jersey Osherman tale, a Mich man’s triplets gift, a cork-leg mishap, and a New Ark founder’s accident are tucked among miscues. Oceanic weather lore, glacier counts in the Alps, and atmospheric heat transfer figures close the batch.
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Missouri
New York
J. A. McDoxann
Traverne City
Mich
Genwirer
Jersey Osherman
Aric
Dick Walker
Jesup
Henge
Mags
Newark
John
Thorarh
Elie Mains
Kan
Vast Miscellany Baffles Readers In Brief News Roundup
A jumble of short notes covers Vatican museum fees, a Macon police recruit linked to a famed desperado, English cyclist Miss Forpaas seeking 2,000 miles, a prompter in a local ball, high school letter quirks, M Buowitz breaking timber with bare hands, California giant trees named after notable figures, a New Yorker named on a giant tree, a Massachusetts Ploughman claim about wood and fuel demand, a debtor collection tale, population center data for 1890 and 1850, and a Santa Fe children's health outbreak with one death thus far.
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TREA
Vatican
Macon
Desperado Tube Burrows
M. Buowitz
Irom
Visalia
California
Massachusetts
New England
Porter
United States
Todiana
Greensburg
Docetur County
Columbus
Kentucky
Ohio River
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Anheuser-Busch
Lemp’ Bees
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le Gripper
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Henry M. Stanley
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Goucher
de Young
Pelton
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Aurora
Ernest Drexel
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Fromllinois
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Order of “Naturalized Sons of America
East
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Maine
Third Regiment
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Miguel
Pedro
Marshall Gard
Los Angeles
Hekon
Prince Jerome Napoleon
Thut
el Paso
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George Daily
I. R. Hitt
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Copper Queen
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Prompter
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JM. Nichols
Napa Nick
Ryan
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Maricopa
Pheniz
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Steen & Wood “World of Mystery
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Salford Street
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Harry Jenkins
Todian
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Foster
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Tempe
Sonora
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Dix Vanes
Post
the Sentinel
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Wilford Woodruff
Mormon Church
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