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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1884
Page
3
Local lines from Prescott an active city page
Local lines report Gatier's Whisky and fresh produce at Whepley's and Wheatey's, along with arrivals of Mrs. Cordier from Tucson and Dr. Ainsworth for Republican events. Mentions of a sheriff returning for examination in a shooting scrape, a supper planned by Charles Salem for Odd Fellows, and medical association meeting in Phoenix. Also notes jewelry at Geo D Clarke, and territorial flour deliveries totaling 897,800 pounds to grain men including Y.T. Smith Hayden and Goldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ainsworth
Prescott
Muedcia! Association
Military Department
Salt River Valley
John Y.T. Smith
T. Hayden
Chan. Goldman
Phoenix Views by C B Noe At Catton's News Depot
The fastest attraction at Catton's News Depot are the fine views of private residences and business houses of Phoenix made by C B Noe the artist Carrox Nor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catton
News Depot
Phoenix
C. B Noe
Carrox & Nor
Ladies Invited to Odd Fellows Celebration
Tia states the ladies are cordially invited to attend the Odd Fellows celebration and exercises on the 26th instant. The grove at the public school grounds will host the exercises if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Odd Fellows
Local Cure Claims Relief After Years of Rheumatism
After six years with rheumatism Mr. Peter Mallen of 212 West Twenty fourth Street North says relief came only after applying St Jacoba Oil, touted as the sovereign cure, which he credits with his cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mallen
St. Jacoba
Democratic Central Committee meets in Phoenix April 28 1884
The Democratic Central Committee of Maricopa calls a meeting for Saturday evening April 28 1884 at 7 30 p m in the Phoenix courthouse. Full attendance desired. By order of Br B Topp chairman Franc Cox secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Maricopa
Court House
Phoenix
BR. B. Topp
Franc Cox
I C G T Members Gather At Garden Valley Event
Members of the I C G T attend a gathering at Garden Valley on Saturday, with a 0:30 start. G L Peanson and GoM Fowres are noted participants, while a local critique mentions the area around Nenlir's addition as an odoriferous summer resort due to decomposing animals and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C.G.T
Mert
Garden Valley
G. L. Peanson
Gom
Fowres
C.t. W. Bec
Decewase Republicans Back Glaive Unanimously
The Decewase Republicans voiced unanimous support for Glaive but she sent her delegates to Chicago without instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decewase
Glaive
Chicago
Waterworks spread across western towns grows
The report notes Albuquerque will gain waterworks as Tucson Prescott follow in the expansion ring. California Senator Nimxen proposed amending a bill to move a disabled soldiers home from Yountville to the state government. Kansas foot and mouth fears now seen as blackleg illness, with no further spread expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesatorn Nimxen
California
Yountville
Napa Valley
Cal
Kansas
Rowe criticized as crooked and secrets feared in telegraph debate
The text condemns Rowe and mocks crookedness while discussing Western Union’s objection to a postal telegraph bill. It argues party espionage could arise if the telegraph is used in campaigns and notes opposition as sensational and self serving. It suggests a hypothetical $80 million price would prevent party power from blocking progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lar
Valley should attract settlers for vast farm expansion
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe immigration agent warns Salt River Valley of abundant land available for sale to enterprising gardeners and fruit growers. He urges residents to welcome settlers and resist land grabbers, stressing long term prosperity and practical farming over party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchisor
Topeka & Santa Pe
Rio Grande Valley
Eer
Albuquerque Journal
Salt River Valley
Tempe Jottings from Tempe April 23 1884
Ep Hirratpo reports Salt River falling and Hayden ferry stranded. A new wire across the river caught in the river bed awaiting certrication as workers push to close Tempe dam tomorrow. Water scarcity risks irrigation and crops. Tempe schools plan May day events. Fruit trees and vines heavily laden with fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Hirratpo
Salt River
Hayden
Brees
Tempe Cann
Onur Tempe
Tempe urged as rail route via Needles to Deming
Master Bert tried riding Wm. Levin's horse last Sunday but quit after saddle repairs. Mrs Armstrong and her sister plan a Virginia trip. Utah emigrants flow in, Hayden's mill awaits water. Many visitors from mining camps, railroad debate urged. Tempe proposed as a station on a line from Needles to the A T & S F near Deming via Phoenix Tempe Mesa City Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Levin
Armstrong
Miza Finck
Virginia
Utah
Hayden
Tempe
Needles
Deming
Phoenix
Mese City
Florence
Tineat Valley
St. Jacob Off claims universal cure in faulty quotation
A misspelled and garbled testimonial asserts high confidence in St. Jacob Off as a universal remedy. The speaker praises using it on himself, his workforce, and even animals for all kinds of aches and pains, claiming its sovereign healing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Withers
Fairlawn Stork Fn
Peices
St. Jacob
Everrything
Odd Fellows Assemble in Irvine for Lodge Meeting
All Odd Fellows in good standing are summoned to Phoenix Lodge No. 2 Irvine's block meeting in the lodge room at 0:30 sharp on the morning of the 20th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Lodge No. 2
Irvine
Republican Territorial Convention to Meet in Phoenix
List of members slated to attend the Republican Territorial Convention in Phoenix on April 25 1882 to nominate delegates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago on June 8 1884 names include Ellis Murphy Wol enberg Carpenter Ainsworth Tinker Brannen Mullin Hill ONeill Fisher Hall etc from Yavapai Cochise Pima Maricopa Mohave Apache Yuma Gila Graham and others with detailed district assignments and attendee names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrosgo
Yavapai
J Ellis
F M Murphy
L Wolenberg
J H Carpenter
F K Ainsworth
George H Tinker
PB Brannen
Mullin
Sam Hill
W D O'Neil
P M Fisher
J I. Hall
Cochise
E B Goer
Welster Street
G. D. Reepy
Wallace Corbett
Rwe
J. B. Ayers
W. Chesley
D. B. Hentley
S. H. Gryant
John Montgomery
Wm. Herriue
Lowenberg
Pima
Fitch
Handy W. W. Hayward
C. R Drake
W L. Vail
A.A. Smith
Thomas Gordis
Thos. Hughes
L. H. Gormaley
George Tellsworth
F. H Goodwin
W. J. Osb
H Caliterwond
Hosten
Wm Christy
J B Cream Or
F A Shaw
George Wilcox
J J Wingar
E E Kirkland
Wm Laughlan
Senator Fairia at Quyitotna mines discussed
Wednesday's Daily notes Senator Fairia at the Quyitotna mines while Judge F M Smith of Tucson dies Monday night. The report mentions Mozart's Twelfth Mass to be rendered next Sunny at the Catholic church and a crop loss of thirty thousand acres in the San Joa quin valles amid levee breaks below Stochton. The piece also touches on public instruction, a convention, and Price's Cream Baking Powder promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
San Joaquin Valles
Stochton
Promix The Fal Association Plans Valley Organization
Citizens meet at the district court room in Promix Arizona to discuss forming a Territorial Agricultural Association. Dr J E Wharton presides as temporary chair with P E Hickey as secretary. A three member committee is named to prepare circulars and gather support for a permanent valley organization ahead of a May 3 meeting at 2 PM at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wharton
Choscen
Philip E. Hickey
Clair
Messrs
Frank Cox
P. E. Hickey
Israel Miner
Plans for Phoenix courthouse meeting adjourned to May 3
The notice reports a circular and a $660 venue paid in. The chair urged interested parties to study and report at the next meeting on various organization and proceeding plans so that selections can be made by motion. The meeting adjourned to 2 p m May 3 1884 at the courthouse in Phoenix Arizona. Paturra, Hicery, Tem. Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirculara
Inin
Phoenix
Ariz
Republican Territorial Convention to Select Delegates
The Republican territorial convention for electing delegates to the Republican National Convention at Chicago will convene in the courtroom tomorrow morning at 10 oclock. Citizens and especially ladies are invited to attend. By order of the County Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicaan ‘Territoris
Chicago
Cousty Cenman
Aities Chief Justice Hon. Lumber Towart Remembered
A long diary-like sketch recalls the career of Howard later known as Chief Justice Towart, tracing his roots in Bassa chuscis to his boy printing days in 1850 and his rise through law and politics. It notes his service as Prosecuting Attorney, shift to the Republican party, tenure as U S District Attorney for Utah and role as Speaker of the Michigan House, plus his agricultural leadership in Genesee County and the Northeast Agricultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumber Towart
Howard
Bassa
Chuscis
Flint
Jvatice Coward
Sim” de Inp
Alund Ineesi
Endrer
Iteam
M. Fenton
Chauncey W. Wisner
Soward
Democratic Party
Vsiell
Republican Party
Levi Walker
William Newton
U. S
Utah
Grant
Mountain Meadow
J. D. Lee
George Hi. Hopkins
Desport
Genesee County Agricultural Society
Northeastern Agricultural Society of Afichiena
Express robbery near Swilling ranch alarm in Prescott route
A southbound coach from Prescott toward Phoenix was halted about six miles north of Gillett by a highwayman who took Wells Purgo's box and departed. One passenger heard the mails remained intact. The writer hints at unnamed locals repeatedly committing the crime and suggests officers arrest the suspect to prevent further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescot
Phoenix
Gillett
Ione
Wells
Purgo
Swilling
Searon
Weaver returns as Tremont House trainer in Galveston
From Yuma last year to Tremont House after training duties in Galveston Texas. California extra legislators fail to advance railroad measures. Captain W A Hancock chosen by Arizona Lodge No 2 IT C C F represents Grand Lodge to be installed next Saturday. H Goldberg & Sons begins board walk to improve visitor impression. Town marshal urged to clean streets by next Friday to boost town beauty for upcoming visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Tremont House
Galveston
Texas
W.A. Hancock
Arizona Lodge No. 2
IT. C.C. F
Grand Lodge
H. Goldberg & Sons
Bids for Military Supplies Opened by Captain Eegan
Bids for fresh beef and mutton were opened on the 21st by Captain Eegan. Offers include Apache J Fs Williams at 8c beef and 9c mutton, James Patterson and others with varied prices, and multiple firms listing beef and mutton bids from about 9c to 14% per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Eegan
J F Williams
Arnold Hugle
James Patterson
Bowie
Thomas Chattman
Drachman
Grant
John H Norton
Munchuca—y C Burnett
Vandever
Leon Lanier
McDowell
Jas. A McCann
Ramon Valencia
Verde—Kr M Rogers
Lewis M .Turner
Acker
Fragmentary note on holding talks at bast aul by individuals
Fragmented OCR text references talks involving individuals and roles, with unclear names and locations. The readable fragment mentions parties and permissions but lacks coherent details to determine participants, place, or outcome.
Baptist Church Dedication Service and Debt Update
A large audience attended yesterday's dedicatory services led by Rev. A. Gregory as Rev. GO. CG. Wheeler was detained. Dr. Gregory preached and was complemented by remarks from Mr. Ingalls and a report on the church's financial condition showing a debt of 840.93 remaining. Subscriptions were requested to liquidate the debt, but the amount raised remains unknown at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
A. Gregory
GO. CG. Wheeler
Dr. Gregory
Ingalls
Shooting Kerape at Humbug Over Property Dispute
A shooting incident occurred near Humbug involving Chas Thompson and miner Coover over property claimed by St Lowis Mining and Smelting. Coover drew and fired after Thompson shot at him, Thompson was wounded and fled, with officers notified of his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerape
Humbug
St. Lowis
Chas Thompson
Coover
Calin
Colver
Thompson
Worl
Hain
Gen Crock departs on San Carlos trip amid local notes
Monday's Daily reports Gen. Crock leaving for San Carlos while J W Archibald serves as Prescott deputy postmaster. Chas Philes is in Prescott seeking a five or ten stamp mill. Vulture mill resumes after two and a half months. John Ritter and Jon Rayner head to Phoenix with cattle to run a daily. Leyden, jailed at Yuma, sentenced to four and a half years. Patterson, insane, transferred to County Hospital. Northern dispatch notes four men plan to depart for Phoenix. Road conditions in the valley draw letters of complaint as rains worsen and overseers face enforcement duties.
Notice of Public Land Preemption Filing
Notice published for a settler's intent to prove residence and claim on public land in Maricopa County Arizona. Names include Geo A Collins of Phoenix and others. proceedings before Mon B J Pinney, Second Judicial District, Phoenix. First publication March 27, 1534.
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Lap Ufrries
ToUeros
A. T
Jtotich
Bine Filmil Natite
B. J. Pinney
Ateigeo
Second Judicial
Metrice
Treson
Arizona
Bia
Hia Chambers
Phoenis
Mi ‘Conety
Arimono
Jihenjamin V. Franklin
Phoenix
JP Sg
Ialtooine
Withera
Ansel Short
Wil W
Muricope Commv
Ar Ben. M
Eeeno
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