Moonta inquest reports death of Eng Watson amid local disputes
Moonta records an inquest into the death of John Benton Watson Eng wargoon after a period of illness. The jury found no foul play, attributing the death to intemperate habits. The piece also covers political wrangling over land acts, colonial travel plans, and governance, plus a public funeral for Watson with hundreds in attendance.
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Population of Moonta and the mines in a fixed position
The passage notes Moonta and its mines remaining in a stable, unchanging state for the time being. It expresses hope this situation will be short lived as the region’s population offers tempting opportunities to a determined practitioner to relocate.
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Spring Creek Goldfield productive reports and policy talks
The Chief Mining Surveyor reports favorably on the Spring Creek Goldfield's extent and output. Wheat is easing. Meat-preserving tins proved excellent on the voyage home. The twelfth Melbourne Refuge meeting yielded a satisfactory report. McCulloch signaled willingness to meet squatters on the South Australian Seat Act if a unified request is made.
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McCulloch
Australian Patriotic fete planned in Sydney honors Prince Alfred
Sydney dated January 21 reports the Australian Patriotic Association plans a fete in honor of Prince Alfred. The article also notes a separate Brisbane case where Europeans Daris and Jackley have been committed for trial for shooting an Aboriginal man.
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Proceedings in Parliament in Tuunsvay Jaxvany
In the House of Assembly questions were answered and a petition ordered to print. A debate on market garden accommodation occurred. Boucaut’s water rebate motion was adjourned to Tuesday. The Adelaide Marine and Suburbia Railway Bill passed committee. Butter’s motion to reduce military to one company carried. Hay’s motion to sell the Grappler steam boat carried if a fair price offers. House adjourned for the day.
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Jaxvany
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Moeter
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Butter
Hay
Controversy Over Inquest Verdict On J B Watson Case
A Wallaboo Times letter criticizes Coroner J B Shepherdson over a disputed verdict in the Watson inquest. The jurors allegedly wrote a different result from medical testimony and claim the coroner improperly altered or rejected the original verdict.
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J. B. Watson
Aurgeon
J. B .Shepherdson
wWe Nave
Shepherdson
Walet
Copper markets and shipping talk in Adelaide trade page
The report discusses copper prices and demand in Australia and Chile, noting small parcel sales and price gaps between quality grades. It covers shipping, shipyards, and steam lines, plus building trade revival and impacts on copper exports, with references to the Burstall company, the Persia, and changes in market sentiment in King William Street.
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