No person is authorized to do Saziness for the Piper
A notice states no one may conduct Saziness on behalf of the Piper and that ten traveling agents are involved, dated Thursday August 22, 183.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1883
Page
2
A notice states no one may conduct Saziness on behalf of the Piper and that ten traveling agents are involved, dated Thursday August 22, 183.
Tre economist Uiinks notes there are no indicators of a rebound in the stock mining sector. He points to sluggish demand, steady prices, and lingering financial headwinds affecting miners and related assets.
Yesterday a grand parade marked the opening of the vondarr amid local pageantry. San Francisco reports a stabbing murder. an elderly man was found dead in his garret with no clear suspect. Deer Creek coal field claimants were ordered off by Capt Crawford and refused to depart. Bercorxa’s continued presence on the borders is seen as a sign of regional vitality for the valley and town.
A valley stock and fair association would boost interest in breeding fine stock and cultivating superior crops, promoting local agriculture and community advancement through organized events and exhibitions.
The territorial commissioner to the Denver Exposition has withdrawn the Arizona exhibit after a clash with exhibit authorities. Montana also withdrew its exhibit, signaling a broader withdrawal pattern at the fair.
The central query asks what the total expense will be, shaping decisions before any move. It frames budgeting, resource allocation, and risk assessment for future actions. Clear cost understanding guides strategy and reduces financial surprises downstream.
Captain Rhodes of Chicago seeks to swim the Nia gars whirlpool rapids tomorrow not for glory but to showcase a newly patented life preserving armor. The stunt aims to demonstrate safety innovation before the public.
The passage portrays Judge Pinney as a resilient figure resisting the aggressive actions of Tur Afiner. It asserts his competence and impartiality as he carries out his duties amid pressure, signaling a conflict between the judge and the group.
A editorial proposal urges granting homesteads to Italians while limiting transferability for twenty years, except by inheritance. It argues Americans should teach them to farm and build, framing citizenship responsibility as key to ending “Indian troubles.”
The strike by telegraphers is officially pronounced a failure by the brotherhood officers and members are ordered to seek employment whenever possible. Nearly two thirds of those who held goal positions have lost them as a result of the strike.
The Salt River valley can support or 20,000 people with independence and wealth. There will never be a necessity, except from some disaster, of any man remaining poor who has a few acres of land among us.
The annual competition of department teams of the division of the Pacific U S A takes place at the Presidio in October for three days. Teams of twelve from Arizona California and Oregon shoot at 209 500 and 600 yards with military rifles for gold and silver medals and the honor of the department. The department teams are chosen from officers and enlisted men starting with company trials. Best shots at posts meet at department headquarters where twelve are elected for the team and two alternates. The winning department receives honors and individual gold medals weighing as much as five twenty dollar pieces.
The North American Review September issue features Chief Justice T. M. Cosley of Michigan arguing that thoughtful legislation and enlightened jurisprudence can refine corporate practices and curb exploitative trends, protecting the interests of the poor and aligning common law with modern needs.
Kasson WIC editor writes on Municipal Reform urging solutions to evils in city government to protect the interests of all citizens beyond party lines. Richard Grant White discusses Clings Distinctions in the United States as fortunes grow, shaping American life. James Jackson, Chief Justice of Georgia, offers reflections on Shooting at Sickt, noting pertinent viewpoints.
Judge Jere Black, a renowned constitutional lawyer and former Supreme Court justice, died. Born 1810 in Somerset County Pennsylvania, he rose from early law study to presiding district judge, then chief justice, later serving as Attorney General and Secretary of State under Buchanan. He remained a leading legal mind and close ally of Garfield, celebrated for his constitutional expounding.
Saturday's edition carried a lively ball game tale played at five o'clock between the tall clubs. The Phoenix B B Club faced derisive remarks on the march to fiesta grounds, then collided with a chaotic crowd including red tights and jockey caps. Players like Widmer Asher Wormeer and Frenchy figure in wild plays and misadventures as the Phoenix boys respond with scattered hits and humorous mishaps.
Phoenix faced Patten in a tightly fought game halted by darkness. Key moments included Campell snagging a center ball, Greenhow fielding to first, Wharton delivering a liner to Patten’s stomach, Wormser’s long homer, and Wharton striking out thrice in a windy diamond field. Umpiring praised. Big Nine tallied 2 runs to Phoenix zero.
A historical account recounts Pete Holcomb’s old Phoenix butcher shop in a rustic market setting, prices, and self-service butchery. It covers Pete’s Texas-to-Arizona cattle drive, Salt River valley shop, and a six-year beef-for-overalls anecdote. It then details J. T. Alsap’s 1874 townsite patent, census, valuation, and his pivotal role guiding early Phoenix through growth, with notes on land deeds and probate leadership.
The article recounts 19th century Phoenix area history, noting buildings on Montezuma and Jefferson, Lind Comer Lemke’s ownership, Goldwater & Brother’s store, and the 1876 homicide linked to George Young after a New Year dance. It also mentions a 1873 county purchase for jail premises, then describes a brutal New Year’s Day shooting and the aftermath, plus various dated dispatches and Black Hills era notices.
Carbolic acid destroys insect life and, used with sotigement, is not harmful. Prepare a cheap strong soap and water solution with one tablespoon carbolic acid per gallon. It protects trees and plants, and is useful in poultry houses, stables, pigsties, and other vermin-prone areas as rats avoid the treated holes.
A San Francisco report notes that current news largely concerns conclave affairs. It references home remedies and household cautions such as mint for rodents lime in summer fireplaces and pennyroyal for roaches.
A Parisian author translates Shakespeare with a clipped line and Milton’s exclamation yields a comical misrendering by a Frenchman. The column notes a streetcar decline involving Adade and a snarl of garbled dialogue about visits, house keys, and failed edits.
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