Nevada Legislature Opens with Swearing In Officials
Voters see Nevada’s new government inaugurated as Governor Adams and Lieutenant Governor Laughton take oaths. Senate and Assembly organize with officers named, committees set, and plans laid for mining statistics bureau and state revenue measures as delegates pledge impartial, diligent leadership for the upcoming session.
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Cleveland Vice Presidency Hope Amid Fifteen Cs
A St Louis Republican writer notes many gentlemen with C surnames such as Clay Calhoun Chase Clinton Critten den Clayton Cass Church Cameron Conkling Colfax and others have failed to reach the Presidency, yet recalls Colfax Clinton and Calhoun to suggest Cleveland’s vice presidential prospects remain hopeful.
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Proceeds From Dead Letter Office Sale Deposited
The sale of articles from the Dead Letter Office raised 4497 dollars and has been deposited in the Treasury for the Post Office Department. Money orders may now be exchanged between the United States and Belgium.
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Post Office Department
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Belgium
Editorial Attacks in New York Amid California Rail Suit
The Lield editor and lawyer Denounce Justice, official organ of the New York 4ato Monopolists, attack Judges Field and Sawyer in a biassed piece led by a black bottle. They condemn California tax suits against Southern Pacific Raiload. They claim Californians have lost faith in courts where railroads are involved and call for Supreme Court review. They warn corporation leaders to beware their power as fifty million moral, capable, and numerous people stand against bribes and influence.
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Field
Sawyer
Surioun
San Mateo County
California
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De Longs Report Reveals Arctic Expedition Details
The De Long report, found beside his body, outlines the 1879 to 1881 Arctic voyage from San Francisco to Wrangel Land. It details his views on expedition strategy, the decision to target Wrangel Land as support for wintering, and the crew’s ordeal as the Jeannette became beset in ice, leaving the survivors to endure the circumstances.
Consolidation Arranges New Commercial Gazette Paper
Cincinnati announces the consolidation of the Commercial and Gazette to publish a daily under the name Commercial Gazette. Bob Smith of the Gazette and Halstead of the Commercial will manage, aided by selected staff from both papers to ensure success. The paper will support Republican politics.
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Seminary picnic spoiled by snow storm in gym
A group from the seminary held a picnic in the gym yesterday. Plans to relocate to the river were abandoned due to a snow storm that caused changes in the event.
Senate action on chaplains fund and election reform
The Senate adopted a resolution inviting Car son clergy as chaplains. A bill amending the legislative fund was amended to 65 000 and 55 000 and passed. Gov Geo W Merri ) Private Secretary Dennis introduced a voter provision for constitutional amendment at the next general election. Brumley Storey and Westerfield Lyon introduced bills on primaries and salaries.
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A New Departure for Comstock Mines Plan
The Post reports by authority a recent meeting of Presidents of Comstock mining companies under Bonant film guidance. Measures to ease the situation were discussed and likely to be quickly applied. A plan to cut expenses without harming exploration was considered, with assessments to fall and be reviewed at longer intervals. Heavy costs over two years stem from dead work before reaching new levels. drained and ventilated ground is now accessible, requiring about a year and a half to explore. Drifts and crosscuts may reduce capsenses. Senitor Pan has taken charge to ensure a more economical move at once.
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Railroad Line Opens Anew Frontier to Prosperity
Enterprise proposes Carson and Colorado railroad as a bold new departure in railway building. It aims to reach sparsely settled wilderness and desert areas, linking oases and settlements, bridging divides, and turning chaos into order and thrift across a developing country.
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President Arthur seen as superstitious ruler feared by death
The article portrays President Arthur as highly superstitious and haunted by recent deaths. It notes rumors that the death of Allen in the White House during a period of renewed activities could depress Arthur, who was moved to tears by Allen's passing.
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Suit Filed In Eureka Over Legal Fees Owed
Yor Garber and Thornton of San Francisco sue Eureka Consolidated Mining Company in the District Court at Eureka for 60 000 dollars claiming balance for legal services connected to the Richmond Mining Company case resolved by the U S Supreme Court in March 1881. Governor Neil notes 60 000 surplus revenue in the Territory treasury. Emma Nevada signs Paris Opera contract for 65 000 francs yearly.
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