Subscription Rates and Distribution Notes
Daily Herald pricing listed 2 cents per week, five dollar and fifty cents for six months, twelve dollars per year. Weekly Herald offers three months at one fifty, six months at two ninety five, and one year at five dollars. Editor R A Merferd manages advertising from San Francisco agencies, with representatives at Merchant Exchange and 41 Park Row.
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Daily Herald
Weekly Herald
Menapa
San Francisco
Merchante’ Exchange
An Francisco
Fea
Fark Row
York
Fisher
Merchant's Exchange
Winter Weather Alleges Extreme Cold Since 1552
The item notes a claim of exceptionally cold winter tied to 1552, mentions postponement of a profane bill, and cites political divisions in the Legislature over the Governor. It also references Yavapai patent applications for mining claims and a pre examination of J. O. Dunbar in Tombstone on a defalcation charge. Hox A D Lewes praised for county service.
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J. O. Dunbar
Tombstone
Education committee adopts Hesaup suggestions in bill
The Education Committee has incorporated Hesaup’s school matter proposals into the education bill. Legislators are puzzled by a Territorial Treasury balance of 36 000 as to its best use. The Governor has called lawmakers to the Colorado mineral exposition next fall and urges funding to send Arizona ores.
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Roperties
Hesaup
Committee On Education
Territorial
Tion
Ng Mineral Exposition
Colo
Woods Takes Over Editorial Duties at Tombstone Paper
The Tue ZpitapA indicates a shift in leadership as H. M. Woods now drives the quill for the paper. Tombstone is noted as a changeable place, with all her papers undergoing important changes within six weeks.
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H. M. Woods
Tombstone
Notice of Mechanic Lien Filing and Enforcement
A mechanic or sub-contractor may secure action by filing a notice in the Recorder's office within sixty days after last work or material. Subcontractors must notify the owner of the claim amount within six days after work ceases. A lien may be enforced by filing complaints in the District Court within one year from the work time.
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la__ Jr
Recorders Office
OM. Fugley
Schweitzer
Anid
Camp Creek
Maricopa County
Arizona Territory
Enid
M. Fugles
Legislation Frustrations Deepen Amid Stalled Bills
A stalled Territorial Legislature faces half its term with pivotal measures still kept in limbo. Citizens fear lawmakers will abandon substantive reform for political theater as many useful bills linger unpaid or indefinitely postponed. Strong calls persist for revision and codification of crude laws.
Councilman Notes Likely Dead Code Commission Bill
A note from Councilman Hon. A. D. Lemon reports the Code Commission bill is probably dead. The Freights and Fares bill is expected to pass with amendments exempting abort lines of roads beginning and ending in the Territory. Lemon is strong for Shgetarmalog interests of our wally.
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A. D. Lemon
Code Commission
Fragmentary Note on Farmers’ Grain and Flour Costs
A fragment discusses the high costs faced by farmers in producing grain and flour and the challenge of staying connected with the outside world amid rising prices.
Local Press Refers To Town Character And Newspaper Value
A Tucson Citizen piece argues that a town’s newspaper mirrors its intelligence and thrift. It defends editors’ role in gauging public pulse, urges locals to support their Star and Citizen as a fair reflection of community spirit, and notes small towns produce greats only with broader opportunities.
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Tucson
Greeley
Scripps
Story
Bowles
Citizen
Ruins Discovered Near Magdalena Sonora With Grand Pyramid
A Citizen report describes ruins four leagues southeast of Magdalena Sonora. A pyramid with base 4350 feet rises 750 feet, reached by a 22 mile winding road, built of granite rubble. Nearby mountain hosts gypsum layers with numerous square rooms cut from solid stone, walls and ceilings true to plumb, with hieroglyphs and six toed hands. Fire remnants, many stone tools, and multi story rooms imply ancient inhabitants whose identity awaits the East’s wise men.
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Sonora
Magdalena
Iemeth
Sahara
Arizona Declares Native Home of the Potato
S A Banford in the Chicago Times reports on John D. Caton’s claim that wild potatoes grow in Arizona high mountains and are native to the region. The letter cites diverse sightings across Sonora and Mexican ranges, with Tucson residents testifying to finds on Gardner’s ranch. Arizona’s dry climate and two rainy seasons support potato perpetuation, the author asserts, arguing against doubts about native origin and noting public sentiment in the Republican.
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John D. Caton
Furmora’ Review
Forsyth
St. Louis
Rocky Mountains
New Mexico
Acizoca
Sunera
Mexico
Santa Catarina Mountains
Tucson
Santa Rita Mountains
Greaterville
Tom Gardner
Patagonia Mountains
Calabasas
Pima County
Arizona Territory
Lemmon
California
Nuschuca
Cawuonier
San Jose
Gantner
Thomas Gardner
Peirce
Jefferson Moore
Oscar Buckalow
Gardner
Arizona
Hitle
S. A. Ban
Stranger Steals Cravats From Galveston Avenue Store
Schomburg returns to his Galveston avenue shop and learns a stranger bought one cravat for a dollar, then fled with a box containing a dozen. The clerk confirms the payoff and remarks on a four percent profit on the investment, per the Galveston News.
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Schomburg
Galveston Avenue
Silence Guards Insight and Virtue in Thoughtful Minds
The passage argues that silence enhances understanding and virtue. It suggests prolonged restraint from speaking sharpens insight, reduces folly, and lets the mind process before utterance. Thought and virtue thrive when the tongue remains quiet until inner clarity calls for speech.
Snow in San Francisco Historic First Record Event
Snow covered San Francisco for a day or two marking a historic first in the city’s weather history. The unusual fall created local interest as residents observed rare winter conditions.
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San Francisco
Brapy Transfer Red Property In Washington
Tos Brapy a Star Route defender transfers red property in Washington valued at 125000 dollars to another party marking a notable asset move affecting personnel and assets in the route.
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Tos. Brapy
Star Route
Washington
Panic Among Jury Fixers in Star Route Trials
A panic spreads among jury fixers in the first Star Route trials as authorities warn that some jurors may attempt to escape service or conceal biases to protect themselves.
Tariff Bills Face Stark Opposition In Congress
The House and Senate bills on the tariff question are antagonistic and the probabilities indicate no adjustment this term of Congress.
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House
Senate
Congress
Washington Agriculturists Convention Papers Noted
Members of the late convention of Agriculturists at Washington read several interesting papers on farming and stock raising topics. The reports are hoped to be published and shared with the farming public.
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Convention of Agriculturists
Washington
Woman Suffrage Convention Earns Tongue In Cheek Label
The Woman Suffrage Convention recently held in Washington is nicknamed the Woman's Growling Convention due to widespread interest and chatter about everything from civil service positions in Washington to marital matters in Italy.
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Washington
Utaly
Indian Memorial and other acts at the Arizona Council
Special to the Dznain reports the Indian Memorial by Moye Wicks guiding a council session amid weapon and school bills. Other items discuss rail Memorials, prison discipline, and a controversial private delta of remarks by General Ward.
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Praescort
Moye Wicks
Conneil
Ellis
Leman
Henaan
Ward Welt
Privacer
House
More Wicks
India
Bolan
Lemon
Masterson
Texas rail rates from San Francisco to New Orleans
The notice lists travel prices for a San Francisco to New Orleans trip with limited classes and stopovers via El Paso San Antonio and Houston Texas. First class with stopovers is 98.50 dollars second class continuous trip 50 dollars third class 55 dollars sleeping cars through to New Orleans with berths 15 20 and 4 dollars. A Chicago man sleeping with revolvers under his pillow was robbed recently and threw the weapons down a well. He then married a snorer. It is estimated US timber lumber white pine and hemlock will be exhausted in ten years at current consumption.
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Omanwa
Charles Waite
Sherman County
C. Ryan
Waite
St. Laura
Vandalis Road
Mulberry Grove
Orly
McQuade
el Paso
San Antonio
Houston
Texas
San Francisco
New Orleans
Chicago
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Beret Ato
Office For Aprestisise
Jon Hares
R. A Merferd
Tus
Ewidest
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Yavapai
Hox
A.D. Lewes
The
Republican
Middle States
Dznain
Webb
Committee On
Wiewifesto
St. Peterssone
Moscow
Ukrase
Siberia
Winasa
Hungary
Loupsatre
N. M
Bass
Owen S
Clifton
Llorse Shoe Canyon
Owen
F. Porter
Gila
Ben
Prescott
Tritle
Allen City
H. C. Slover
Kansas City
Pima
Pinal
Apache
Nicara
Iy Blount
Belmont
McLane
Kasson
Congrecasional Web
Washmeron
Keifer
Alaska
Wasursoron
Miller
Treasury
Cuba
Uhe
Pacific
Newhall Mouser
Minwatkex
Wis
Coloner'’s
Newhall House
Sherman's
Center
Washinston
Phoenix
Clydesdale and
Morgan
Demarbaix & Sanders
Suacoes
A. Vodeler & CO
Baltimore, Nd
GEO. W. Curtis, Proprietor
Tlems
Geo. W. Curtis
Universal Benevolent Association
Offen
Mission
Cal
C. C. Dunn
Maricopa Co
A. Tanfor
Tutt’s
Tutt
Tott
Best
Mercantile House
Salt River Valley
Chas. Goldman
Betoe Ee
Coldmanrn & Co
Anheuser Beer
Studebaker
S.M Huston & CO
Clark Jewelr
Plaza
Bank Exchange Phanix, A. T
Patent Medicines AT Eastern
Pricel
Phoinex
A. T
Redondo & Baisz
Montgomery St
Grand and Palace Hotels
Germania
Beer Hall
Jos Thalheimer
Col. Washington & Montezuma Streets
Boca Beer
C. A. Tweed
Armamnt
H. H. Travis
Maricopa Street
Wasu Hineton, St
E. Patton
D. Clark
Watchmaker
Jeweler
Huston & Co
Washington Street
Tedrow
Boss Saloon
Montezuma Street
William
Wiliam
J. M. Coffinberry
Cleveland
Dr. William
Denver
Colorado
Henry & Co
T. Olsson
Alexander J. Porterie
T. G. Pai
Amerig
Tearny Street
Bosna
Justice’s Court of
County of
Maricopa
Territory of Arizona
James Richardsa
J. P
Demarbaiy & Sanders
Copartoncs
Reker
Pinintiffe
George Parker
Sammons
FPCE
Heanney sreMonsa
Torrit
Eaid
Flo
Ania
Esid Precinet
Inouary
A.D
Ames Richards
Enid Precinet
Tweed & Hancock
Pinigtiffs
Tom Sherman
Washington and
Gente
Mary E. Collins
U- Collins
Phonix, A. T
Dee
Prescot Cal
Haran Office
JOS Wagnr & Co
Mission Street
Dufour & Co
Aeana
Ewing Machines
Snowhomee
Gorrler Aes
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