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Phoenix Weekly Herald

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1885

Page

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Prescott House Session Pins Hope on Discrimination Bill

Telegraphic dispatch from Prescott details a house session with Speaker Robins in the chair. Several stock bills passed and council measures read. adjournments noted. strong talk on a discrimination bill and fines freight issue as a planned special order. Press banquet praised with heavy attendance including Gov. Tritle staff and regional officials.

Correspondents’ Club Prescott Arizona Tritlend Howard Phix Tucson Ter- Horry Rollins Nichols Imus Armstrong Franklin Purdy Ruggles Weedin Fish Commissioners Memb Srs

Fighting Thirteenth in Arizona Legislature Sparks Satire

Prescott February 17 1885 The Arizona Circumlocution Office article catalogs a rowdy session in which the asylum bill faces opposition from Yavapai delegates and local interests. It notes Judge Porter’s handling of the bill, discusses the salary bill and a memorial to retain Gov Tritle, and reports on women’s suffrage debates led by General Wardwell and speakers like Sam Purdy General Rollins Judge Porter and Capt Watkins. It mentions church property taxation disputes and Maricopa county bond plans as well as travel proposals and a high bill volume with 140 measures introduced.

Committee On Territorial Affairs Nash Tonto Basin Porter Maricopa Salt River Valley Prescott Yavapai Tritle Risley Pima Ruggles Pinal Gen. Wardwell Presscott Eilen Adam Sam Purdy Messare General Rollins Gen Rolsins Rollins Capt. Watkins Buncombe Her Majesty Washgton Herald Cleveland Daniels Lockwood Lamount Manning Albany Argus Busineas Victoria Hotel Grover Cleveland Erie Buffalo Congress Miss Brown Cuba Porto Rico United States Senate Milter Foreign Relations Committee Sherman

Hermit in North Carolina Said to Be Ney in Disguise

An 87 year old Haywood recluse, living in a western North Carolina cabin, allegedly claimed to be the exiled Marshal Ney. A visiting Frenchman named Pierre Duval and others recalled a coup read in a newspaper and the trio spoke of France, then the hermit vanished any return signs and died without revealing his name.

Caroling London Tris North Carolina Pierre Duval Bonaparte Waterloo Napoleon Bonaparte Lincoln County Marshal Ney Louis Napoleon France Ney Haywood Duval

Not a Fast Young Man Mills and the gods grind slowly

A Boston Times quip contrasts a shy suitor Arthur Mills with a witty remark about divine timing. The exchange frames Mills as the desirable, heaven-sent partner yet noted as a little slow, implying patience in love and fate.

Arthur Mills Boston Times

Health remedy and railway grading in wartime era note

The item lists symptoms such as night sweats headache fever and chills and mentions a cure with Wells Health Renewer. It also notes rails are laid on the Canadian Pacific railroad for 2 070 miles with the entire line graded except 260 miles.

Canadian Pacific Railroad

El Paso to Abilene On the Texas Pacific Route

A reader's travel letter traces El Paso as a historic rail hub with the new Pierson hotel opening on February 5, the Texan frontier atmosphere, and the border to Mexico. It describes El Paso del Norte, the contrasted modern and old civilizations, cock fights, a 1754 bell, and a view from a church tower. The journey continues to Big Springs, Colorado City, and Abilene, noting hotels, population, and local character.

New Orleans Cresent Mardi Gras Deming el Paso T. P Rio Grande Mexican Central Railroad Central Pierson el Paso del Norte Custom House Mexico Plaza Chicago San Francisco Peter and John Jesus Christ Uncle Sam Texas Pacific Railroad Lone Star State Big Springs Buckler Eard Aylesford

Expenses for Insane Asylum Bond Plan Details

The Miner presents corrected figures supporting Hon. DeForest Porter’s bill for a Territorial Insane Asylum in Phoenix. It analyzes past costs from 1877 to 1884, projects 1883 84 expenses, and argues for bonds of 100000 to cover building and care, with details on bond use, taxation implications, and county costs. It compares if bonds are issued versus taxed funding and notes a $29,000 reduction in costs for patients sent to Clark’s asylum.

Miner DeForest Porter Maricopa Phenix Clark Iasylum

Interesting Letters On Lafayette Residency Debate In Early America

A Cambridge Maryland cellar find reveals letters from 1796 to 1799 between W. W. Murray and leaders including George Washington and Alexander Hamilton. Washington publicly backed Lafayette’s American residence yet privately opposed it to limit Jefferson’s rise to the presidency and France’s troubles. The exchange shows Washington urging Murray to block the move despite public jubilation.

Cambridge W. W. Murray Nethersands George Washington Alexander Hamilton Lafayette United States Washington Jefferson France Murray

Health ads warn of dubious cures and caution on gambling

Advertisement notices claim Well's Health Renewer restores health and cures various ailments for $1, and Quick complete cures for kidney bladder and urinary diseases, while reporting Canada will send troops to Egypt and noting gambling rising on Atlantic steamers.

Canada Egypt England Buch-Paiban Druggista

Rough on Corns and Warts Cure Adclaims

An old advertisement claims a quick complete cure for hard and soft corns, warts, and bunions under the slogan Rough on stats. It promotes Well's Rough on Corns with aggressive language. The snippet suggests a topical remedy targeting common foot ailments.

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