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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1883
Page
2
Local notice lists subscription rates for newspapers including Daily Herald one month, Wealthy Herald three months, Weekly Herald six months, and a general subscription shop. The ad presents pricing and names Gober and Morford as proprietors and mentions various titles and rates in a compact merchant-style listing.
The piece lists principal newcomer agencies in San Francisco and eastern cities with names and addresses. It notes J. P. Thursant Apel 5 1983 as part of the exchange, referencing agents and offices in San Francisco and related business locations.
New Mexico seeks non sectarian public schools while the Phenix Park conspirators have Leon bound over for trial. Turner proposes a plan to build a railroad from the A. P. to Glorie with four propsition on foot.
Toeanhy introduces a tariff plan proposing an import tax to be raised to 20 percent. The move targets increased government revenue and protection for domestic industries amid ongoing trade discussions.
Albuquerque papers indicate a coal seam near the city estimated at two hundred thousand units in reserve, implying potential regional energy resources and economic impact for local industry and jobs.
The Silver King reports a total of $75,000 paid out in dividends so far this year, marking a notable distribution水平 for the company's current fiscal period.
About Albuquerque authorities warn that counterfeit coins totaling around 13000 dollars have entered circulation. Public urged to scrutinize coins and report any suspected fakes to local police.
A fragment notes Provence in San Bernardino County California as both the liveliest and the quietest on the Pacific coast, contrasting bustling activity with serene quiet. No further details are provided in the readable text.
A whisper suggests Secretary Folger may retire from the Cabinet in May if his health does not improve.
Iris notes that President Diaz aims to advance an international commercial treaty during his Washington visit.
The Colorado legislature passed a tax on the net output of mines and the act was promptly vetoed by Governor Grant, blocking the new levy.
The remains of John Howard Payne have arrived in Washington. Interment ceremonies are scheduled but will not occur until June.
Germany principally dominates Mexico's commerce with most inland trade passing through German hands, shaping economic flow and access for markets and transport.
A dangerous counterfeit silver dollar has appeared in the eastern states, alarming authorities and shoppers alike as experts warn of its deceptive quality and potential to fool unsuspecting buyers.
Mexican troops claim to have surrounded a band of about one hundred Apaches in the Cananea mountains of Sonora. The report, attributed to authorities, outlines a tense border engagement with no details on casualties or surrender.
The piece claims blunders by the New York Democracy at Albury have altered last fall’s sentiment and produced a clear shift in the state’s public mood. It notes a decided reversion of feeling amid ongoing political tensions and voter reactions.
Mintsrexn to Russia Hunt is described as an apt scholar who has learned Russian since representing the United States at the Scilian capital.
News notes a concern for Capt. Black of New Mexico and his volunteer company who were pursuing the Apaches and have not been heard from since. The report emphasizes alarm among local residents and authorities awaiting word on their fate and safety.
Rhode Island rallies wane as Governor Wal ler of Connecticut declines to campaign for Sprague. Sprague nominees for Lieutenant Governor refuse candidacy, signaling weak support and internal friction within the slate.
The speaker urges Arizona residents to seek Mexican military aid to subdue the Apache. The message suggests Mexican forces would cooperate with Arizona settlers against the Apache, contrasting with the current stance of U S troops who appear uninterested in pursuing Indians.
The text mocks Washington officials including the President and Folger as “old stags” under a love struck atmosphere. It notes Folger is “hick stggoti te malaria” and suggests the government is bewitched by romance, with references to the President and others as spoons in a satirical mood.
Fragmentary note from Silver City Enterprise suggests Selial Mone ies gains court permission for percussion to produce a Passion play. The piece criticizes broad country bigotry and editors who opposed the cause, hinting at a pre arranged advertising scheme behind a staged crawd farce and its role in public discourse.
Star Route chief Brady has tested winners against whom he faces potential perjury charges. The report indicates a grand jury has been convened to determine if a bill will be found against him.
Cowboys in Texas stage a protest demanding a monthly $50 wage increase after previously receiving $350. The action centers on labor pay, with organizers calling for prompt meetings to discuss terms and potential longer-term labor changes.
A drafting error left a measure unsigned in the House but accidentally signed by the speaker. The governor then signed the bill, effectively creating a new tax. The incident triggers questions about legislative procedure and unintended fiscal impact.
Twelve companies of the New Mexican military chase the Indians across Arizona and New Mexico, supported by one company of New Mexican volunteers.
A Silver Belt note appeals to copper men to consider a reverberatory sulphuric acid furnace. It claims acids could dissolve copper from ores at nominal cost after setup, making cement copper production potentially more profitable than smelting.
Reports of notable gold vein strikes south of Wickenburg describe large, numerous veins with ore bearing gold wire like stringers. Assays run high, with monuments marking locations indicating former prospectors, whose fate and origins remain unknown. The item notes rumors of Apache involvement on San Carlos and inland violence connected to Cochise.
Ayer's saw mill in Flagstaff has cut over 13,000,000 lumber this month while prospectors seek a 4,000,000 contract in the area. Flagstaff water works are complete and supply mills and railroad. pipes run to a spring seven miles up the mountains. Prescott awaits a branch railroad as locals stay active. new government postal notes will mirror treasury notes in size with date and amount columns and a 3 cent issuance fee, matching English practice.
A chaotic summary of reports from Silver City to Socorro and beyond notes cattle sales in New Mexico, mine labor tensions in Clifton, and a fatal boiler blast in St Didier. It covers river flood impacts on tracks near Baton Rouge, canal funding in Nicaragua, and several court actions in Arizona Territory with grand jury appointments and numerous civil and criminal cases ongoing, including paroled pauper support and county printing bids.
Telegraphic dispatches report the territorial adjutant general supplying Shakespeare citizens with arms and ammunition amid rumors that Captain Black and his band were ambushed and wiped out. Other items note Apache activity near San Pedro, Crook's baggage movements at Willcox, Forsythe pursuing Indians, Utah floods, and a Mormon train arrival. A separate pigeon shoot in San Francisco ends with a close score and a violent Illinois family incident, while a Diamond mine in Barnum (Baamwoon) experiences excitement over newly found boes.
The Board of Supervisors met for the quarterly session with M Wormser as chairman and officials present. They reviewed the smallpox situation in Phoenix, ordered the sheriff to remove cases beyond city limits and quarantine contacts, and authorized contracting nurses for the pest house. Drs Cook and Rossen were authorized to treat cases with Rossen paid twenty two and a half dollars per day. Bills for clerk salary, probate judge, and other expenses were approved, and the board adjourned to April 30, 1883.
Judge D H Pinney presided over civil and criminal actions including judgments filed in Arschael v Nash and M wormser v Rowe. Counsel added for Gummer Walker in Luke case. Administrators appointed in Palma matter. Grand juries returned indictments for Blackerby and Castanado. Bailiffs appointed and HN Alexander named assistant district attorney.
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