Rates of Subscription Daily Herald
The Daily Herald column outlines subscription costs including single copy weekly and weekly rates. It notes distribution through principal newspaper agencies in San Francisco and eastern cities and mentions restrictions on agents to contract only via written orders. The item also references population figures for Phoenix and a February 12 date noting changes to the Kallroid subsidy bill.
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Jon
San Francisco
Phoenix
Presipent Elect Cleveland Faces Cabinet Drought
The article critiques President elect Cleveland as a thorn to democracy. It notes he has not called upon anyone to declare “Thou art the man” for the Cabinet, reflecting a stalled selection process and doubt about leadership.
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Cleveland
Railroad Subsidy Talk At Bank Exchange Meeting
An evening gathering at the Bank Exchange hotel debated the Freights and Fares bill and railroad subsidy issue. A four member committee was formed to draft a subsidy bill for popular approval and forward it to local legislature representatives.
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Bank Exchange Hotel
Legis
County faces railroad bid from eastern company
The county is urged to grant 200000 for a railroad, with locals confident they will tax up to 250000 or more to secure the line. They demand equal access to outside markets with California and the East before committing funds.
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California
East
Phoenix wants a railroad to the Territory markets
A Phoenix opinion piece argues for building a railroad from any location that connects to markets in the Territory and the Southwest. It asserts railroad freight regulation will follow once built and highlights benefits to the valley’s economy, taxes, land use, and social progress, urging support for construction. The telegraphic section reports Arizona Legislature actions on railroad rights of way, immigration, insane asylum funding, and other measures with debate and votes.
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Phoenix
Southwest
Maricops
Pacific Coast
Sierras
Rocky Mountains
Prescott
House
Rollins
Nicho
Willcox
Tombstone
Bisbee
Judiciary Committee
Cochise
Third Judicial District
Fitzgerald
Gen. Wardwell
Porter
Sias
Office of Commissioner of Immigration
Ruggles
Watkins
Nob Hill
Brannen
Maricopa County
Territorial
Council
Insane Asylum
Salt River Valley
Upper Tempe
Sre
Jo. W
Gen Stewart's Narrow Escape Near Khartoum Standstill
Gen Stewart, nearing Khartoum, formed a square and repelled Bedouin advances as rebels seized Khartoum. His veterans, armed firmly, fought with the certainty of victory or death until Bedouins withdrew. Stewart and his force escaped to a safe Nile island.
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Gordon
Khartoum
Stewart
Chartoum
Self
Nile
Freight bill proviso prompts rail rate concerns
A reader notes the proviso allows higher per mile charges for distances up to thirty miles and caps total charges for those short legs. The implication is a railroad could charge as much for short trips as for far longer routes, provoking debate over rate regulation.
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San Francisco
New Orleans
Territorial Legislation Recaps and Local Bills
The report outlines several measures discussed in the territorial assembly including a salary schedule for county and precinct officers, a bill to curb obscene language, and proposals for an Immigration office. Debates covered voter registration, judges in chambers, license reductions, and punishments for bigamy, with clearer action on several bills and filers awaiting third reading.
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Ainsworth
Stevens
Bostwick
Territorial
Weedin
Judiciary Committee
Armstrong
Cleveland
Todd
Stewart
Commissioner of Immigration
Rellins
Wardwell
Clerk of Board of Supervisors
Rollins
Paesed
Cochise
Pima
Maricopa
Yavapai
Red Star Cough Cure Declared Free of Poisons
Dr Samuel E K Cox D D a Washing ton D C practical analytical chemist reports thorough analyses show no morphine opium emetics or poisons in Red Star Cough Cure. He says it avoids dangerous drugs and is an original happy blend of effective remedies, safe for mothers and all users.
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Samuel EK. Cox D.D
Washington, D. C
Rainfall Records for Phoenix Six Months Ended January 1885
The signal service notes Phoenix rainfall reached 7.51 inches over six months ending January 1, 1885. Readings show 2.64 inches in the SEYLS area and 1.50 inches in the MRS region, with the remaining distribution details partially garbled.
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Phoenix
Sateen
Aera
Sce
Ieee Asa Be
Twenty Mile Race at Fain Grocmnps Track on Sunday
A rider’s race will be run Sunday the 15th at Fain Grocmnps Track for 100 dollars a side with proprietor’s purse added for the winner. Each rider uses six horses with starts at 2 30 p.m. Admission 50 cents.
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Fain Grocmnps
Arizona Industrial Exposition Incorporation Act Recited
The Act reincorporates the Arizona Industrial Exposition Association and sets terms for stockholder meetings, directors, and officers. It authorizes raising ten thousand dollars from the Territory general fund in installments through 1885 to 1887 and outlines governance and legal powers for the association based in Phoenix Maricopa County.
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Arizona Industrial Exposition Association
Wu HeErens
William A. Hancock
L. Fowler
C. H. Grey
Simon Neyinger
E. Rood
E. B. Kirkland
G. W. Ingalls
Philip K. Hickey
Wiliam Isaac
Hosea Greenhaw
Arizona Industrial Exposition
Territory of Arizona
Maricopa County
Territory
Arizona
Territory of
Sail Association
Legislative Assembly
Seerrox
Ifison W. Jones
A. H. Grey
Simon Novinger
Wm. A. Hancock
Wm Isaac
J. F. Wharton
Pete R. Brady
W. W. Hutchinson
W. W. Wilkinson
A. H. Wormell
W. T. Woods
Geo. E. Loring
R.E. Farrington
J. M. Cotton
E. Meyer
W. W. Houston
J. R. Loosley
J. M. Gibson & Son
A. F. McDonald
J. B. Montgomery
W. K. Meade
A. H. Stebbins
W. C. Pimm
Rosenthal & Kutner
G. J. Kemper
Ira Stroud & Son
E. Gansz
Goldman & Co
Sherman & Murphy
J. W. Crenshaw
Hill & Vigus
Jos. Thalhemmer
Thos. King
John Eynch
Henry Ryder
J. Y. T. Smith
D. K. Burts
Henry Orme
0. A. Luke
Jasper & Rountree
C. P. Head
E. W. Wells
Hugo Richards
BG. Brannen
Clark Churchill
William Zent
J. J. Hawkins
J. B. Hund
N. A. Merford
Jd. M. Gregory
Henry Davenport
Jacob W
J. W Sterrett
A. H. Hackney
J. W. Derrington
W. A. Nash
Geo. A. Chum
Yuma Republican
Wm. Osborne
D. L. Murray
Arizona Industrial Exposition Assosciation
Phoenix
Maricopa
Isociation
Als
Wotl
Mauricopa County
Legislative Assembly of
Arzona Industrial Exposition Association
Board of Directors of
Law Association
Territorial
Board of Directors
Gensera Fund
Promised Cure Ad From South American Remedy
An old classified style notice offers a panacea for nervou s weakness and early decay claiming discovery by a mission in South America. It requests a self addressed envelope to Kay Josena T Ixaias Station D New York for details and charge.
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South America
Kay
Josena T. Ixaias
New York
Popular Syrup of Figs Gains Wide Medical Endorsement
Leading physicians and druggists endorse the new remedy Syrup of Figs for taste and effectiveness. It is described as enjoyable to take and highly efficacious for liver purgation with immense sales. Trial bottles are free, large bottles sold by Dr. OG J. Thitodo.
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OG. J. Thitodo
Vourg Men Offer Trial Elixir For Nervous Debility
Marehotl Michigan residents offer to send their Evecyno-Vouraic Biivr and other preparations on trial for thirty days to men afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and manhood, rheumatism, nettalgia, paralysis, and related diseases. Complete restoration to health and vigor guaranteed, risk described as minimal with a third trial slowed. Write for a free pamphlet.
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Marehotl
Michican
Tempe Outpost Floods Prompt Reconstruction Efforts
Tempe residents report salt river flow of 12 inches after last night’s rain while Kellner of Globé lost cash and valuables crossing the river. J A Cowen and wife narrowly escaped a ducking aided by riders and horses. Ranchers spend weeks rebuilding the Tempe dum after flood damage and water returns to ditches. schools have temporarily closed due to the conditions.
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Barron Hevarm
Salt River
Kellner
Globé
J. A. Cowen
Phenix
Tempe Dum
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Mark
Paine
Drurcilla
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Bote Chenots
Stan
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N. B
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Gapitol Hotel
Washington Street
W.C. Pimm
Choice Wines Liquors & Cigars Rep
Oma
Palace Saloon
Geo. W. Banard
South Side
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Fhoeniz
Tisving
W. F. McNulty
JM. Shott
McNulty & Shott
East Washington St
General Merchandise
Anda
Singer Sewing Machine
D. Turner
Potter's Field
Millay & Hine
J. M. Gregory
Loosley
Hoefettera
A. L. Bright
Phoenixs
J. Mi. Cotton
Plaza
Phcen
Samuel Hill
Althouse Windmills
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Phoenix Hotel
W. W. Vicus
Holstein
Jersey
Berkshire & Poltand
WM. Niles
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Gray’s
C. H. Gray
Baker
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