Trade notes and business gains noted in Des’s review
Des cites strong money demand and general improvement in commerce. Orange crop value in Southern California tops 4 million dollars this year. Anizosa reports the lowest death rate from consumption among political divisions. Alaska sees immigration fivefold to the Yukon. San Francisco mint official Dagxort notes reopening at Arispe in Sonora where gold nine is near.
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Des
Serp
Dagoxrt
San Francisco
Arispe
Sonora
Gol Nine
New Ballot Law Proposes Blanket Ballot Name
The new election law calls for a blanket ballot to decide on the size of the proposed ballot measure. It will be titled and presented under a single blanket designation.
Nominated successor to Burrows on free silver platform
In Michigan both major parties nominated a free silver candidate on a free silver platform, selecting a successor to Congressman Burrows. The nomination reflects cross party support for freeing silver as the leading issue in the race.
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Michigan
Burrows
New School Law Delays Incoming Trustee Seat
The newly elected trustee will not take seat until the outgoing term ends. The article notes that the act has reasoning. It mentions Tux Maricopa and Phoenix road remaining steady with its strongest patrons, supporters who helped shape Phoenix.
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Uxpen
Tux Maricopa
Phoenix Road
Phoenix
Arizona Legislature Passes Reparoled Prisoner Pardon Bill
A ranate bill similar to California has passed in the Arizona legislature. It pardons prisoners who behave themselves but requires that any subsequent wrongdoing results in their return to prison.
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Ranate
California
Arizona
Administration keeps Goreas and Hughes under watch
Tuake faces no danger of removal despite rumors in the territory press. Guy notes Hughes administration will face strict scrutiny as multiple inspectors report clean records from their assignments.
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Tuake
Goreas
Hughes
Guy. Hughes
Tax for University Dormitory Passes as Beneficial Act
A substantial tax plan funds a university dormitory, offering affordable higher education access to many despite the intended nominal cost. The bill’s passage is praised as a wise legislative act benefiting the institution and students.
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Mall
Penitentiary workers face delayed pay and pawned warrants
Colorado penitentiary employees have not received par value for ten months and must deposit warrants with money lenders to cover expenses. Arizona workers receive warrants quarterly and at par in Yuma, where local credit is well protected and trusted.
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Colorado
Arizona
Yuma
Reapportionment bill fails to pass in territory legislature
The bill would have apportioned county representation by vote counts, reducing Pima and Cochise by one seat each and increasing northern representation to allow moving the prison, asylum, university and capital. Mining prospects rise in Cochise with renewed capital and gold strikes, signaling strong regional progress.
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Pima
Cochise
North
Navajo County Created Ends Need for Councilman at Large
The new arrangement reduces the territory to twelve counties with a council presence justified by one member from each county. The change eliminates the previous requirement for a councilman at large, consolidating representation across the twelve counties.
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Navajo County
Seven months export from San Francisco in Mexican dollars
The record shows seven months ending January 1st with total Mexican dollars exported from San Francisco at 1590.08. An average monthly export value is about 465000 dollars, but January exports were only 115100 dollars.
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San Francisco
Taxes and finance woes in Buenos Ayres and Isth legislative scene
The article notes Buenos Aires taxing forms from bicycles to telegraph posts, a £3,000,000 Chinese loan failing as investors avoid funding during war, and J. C. Martin of the Journal Miner standing out in the Isth legislative assembly for his persistent advocacy of good measures.
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Buenos
Ayrea
Lospox
China
Bankere
Isth Legislative Assembly
J.C. Martin
Journal
Miner
Tax board to take possession of Yata prison
The tax board of control will assume possession of Yata prison on Monday. Members expect a period of reflection, already familiar to predecessors, which may cause indigestion of a virulent type. Theories on making the prison self sustaining are shown to be flawed by Cerone’s poor experience with the issue.
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Tax Board of Control
Yata
Cerone
Gold Mines Rising Amid Silver Wealth in Cochise County
In Cochise county the silver mines long dominated attention, hiding the region’s gold prospects. With silver prices low, gold gains prominence as prospectors and investors shift focus to the yellow metal.
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Cochisa County
Cannigre Crop Gains Ground in Southwest Tex as Cotton Alternative
A Pecos valley Texas farmer notes cannigre’s rising value as an alternative to cotton with clear profits. The plant’s hardiness suggests it could thrive across the cotton belt and spread further east and north, expanding its role in Texas Arizona and New Mexico agriculture.
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Tug
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
Cotton
Ore at Fremont shaft hints at rich ledge near bedrock
Rich Laet night reports a chunk of ore found at the bottom of the shaft on Fremont Street valued by locals at about 400 ounces per ton. The shaft is down nearly a hundred feet with no bedrock struck, suggesting proximity to the ore body. The 5. P. road division between Lordsburg and El Paso to begin April 1, transferring about 50 Tucson crews and naming a superintendent.
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Fremont Street
Lordsburg
el Paso
Tucson
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters touted as vital winter aid
An old advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a thorough stomachic and tonic. It claims to enrich blood and boost circulation, defending the body against cold damp weather. The remedy is presented as best for chills, rheumatic symptoms, dyspepsia, liver issues, constipation, and nervousness, with seniors and convalescents identified as frequent beneficiaries.
Miners, Coaches, and Cattle Move in Sonora Summary
Thursday's Daily reports L Cummings as stage passenger today and increased travel with the four-horse coach Tombstone added to meet demand. Minas Pridas mine in Sonora outputs 250000 dollars monthly. J Harrington of Fairbank visits Tombstone. Mrs. 5 Bagg heads to Los Angeles for summer. Mining claims named Golden Bow Keystone Smuggler Backhorn Bland located in Fierce district. Prof W G Hill to lecture at Methodist church tonight. Pete Dunlap found unconscious in Phoenix and died after hospital transfer. H G Howe returns from Tacson. Mrs G W Cheyney and party travel to Tucson for a few days. Staunton to Congress trip from there. Hagan brothers ship two trainloads of cattle from Willcox. several thousand more planned next month.
Golden Queen Mining Co Plans Big Tombstone Gold Venture
A New Orleans capitalists group forms the Golden Queen Mining Co with a $1,000,000 capitalization $50,000 paid in and plans to begin large scale work within thirty days in Tombstone district. Twenty people depart Tombstone at night to reach the new camp as mining fever rises with many locations being staked and a sought after find by Frank Engle guiding the exodus.
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New Orleans
Tombstone
Golden Queen Mining Co
Frank Engle
Miracles and unrest follow Del Norte healer Teresa de Corra
A woman calling herself Teresa de Corra, claimed healer from Del Norte Mexico, stirred crowds with miracle claims provoking a Mexican government arrest order and deadly clashes in Mulato. Exiled from Nogales she resurfaced in El Palyo under armed guard as four hundred protect her.
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Adispatel
del Norte
Mexico
Teresa de Corra
Mulato
Teofilo Vasque
Jafe
J. W. Vickers
Tempin
Chic
Nogales
Arizona
el Palyo
Not Lege Fred Hughes Questions legality of last day acts
Fred Hughes of Tucson challenges the legality of acts passed on the last day of the assembly session. He argues the adjournment at about 12.20 am on March 28 halted proper readings and approvals, leaving the proceedings uncertified. The Calabasas land claim case saw prosecution resting. defense to present witnesses tomorrow as settlers watch keenly. Travel reports note travel rebounding after four years.
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Fred Hughes
Tucson
Hying
Neith
the Star
Calabasas
Court of Private Land Claims
Prescott Phoenix morning trains add passenger coach
Ed Moore reports from Willcox that matters are quiet and the railroad extension toward Thomas is advancing rapidly, causing discomfort among residents who expect a boom at that end of the line. A passenger coach was attached to the Prescott southbound and Phoenix northbound morning trains to allow daytime travel between Prescott and Phoenix.
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Prescott
Phoenix
Ed. Moore
Willcox
Thomas
Gage Couple Heads to Congress After Visit
Mr and Mrs E B Gage and Mr Arthur Gage left today for Congress after several days here. Gage has recovered his health and is robust. The Prosiscion, and many citizens, hope to chronicle their return to reside permanently. Professor Hill spoke last evening in a lively manner on reaching the American boy, describing social aims for the era. He will speak again this evening.
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Gage
Arthur Gage
Congress
Prosiscion
Professor Hill
Hill
Ble
Carson Mint Turns Up Gold Hoax Report
The Carson Mint tale claims a gold brick with no value substituted to mask mint shortfalls. Rumors of arrests swirl, with no official confirmation yet. News also cites Esmeralda county gold quartz excitement, a Logan mayoral race with Sam Waitai blocked on the ballot, and a series of violent or sensational items across several towns.
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Carson Mint
Carson
Tribune
Logan
Citer
Reuter Harris
McKinley’s Say Stands by Anti Silver Yell in Florida
The article notes Governor McKinley’s stance on the silver issue with a conservative Republican tone. It mentions no immediate action by Secretary Smith on the matter, while President Roosevelt is said to be hearing from Hughes supporters. Rain totals in Los Angeles and a fatal bicycle accident in San Francisco are reported, alongside mining engineers claiming a rich gold find in Yaqui country and plans for a small expedition.
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Wasuixetos
Smith
Gov. Hughes
Comade
Ari
Lo—C. P. Wilson
Frank Middleton
Pennsylvania
Curious Facts Accu Rach State Pays Tribute to Bangkok
A garbled, era style excerpt lists curious facts and quotations about Bangkok, Hangkok, and various social practices. It includes notes on rites, festivals, land rights, and the health of societies, interspersed with misprints and historical trivia such as hair counts, cremation rates, and language diversity.
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Rach
Bangkok
Hangkok
Rn Wall
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Alaska
Yukon
Levi Strauss & Cos
L. Cummings
Minas Pridas
H. G. Howe
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J. Harrington
X.M. J and A
Fairbank
Bagg
Lo Angelés
Dr. Ryder
JW. 8
Garret
Welsh
Tomlinson
Golden Bow
Keystone
Backhorn
Bland
Fierce
W. G. Hill
Pete Dunlap
GW. Cheyney
Miss Neal
Hagan
Mont
Monobed
Metz
Nevada
Sax Francisco
Esmeralda County
Nev
Sam Waitai
Sam
Fepekatsnoas
Mamie Dean
Harmony
Carolina County
Ureenwoop
South Park
Queen Crescent
Ae Miller
Cusvexxe
Shoshone Land Co
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Sax Faascisco
Joaquin Miller
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Miller
Hawaii
Crry Oy
Juliet de la Elizondo
Correo Espanol
Jesus Contreras
Contreras
Oneville
Cal
John Swan
Feather River
McKinley
Florida
Gov
Los Angeles
Eugene Taniere
Fulton Hill
ACCU
Erasmun
Atterbury
N.Y. World
Gotp
Rio Janeiro
Earth
United States
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