Weekly Herald Subscription Rates and Office Info
A 1878 notice from the Weekly Herald listing subscription rates for Daily Herald by mail and by carrier, plus the advertising and job printing inquiry details. It identifies A Morford as editor and proprietor and gives the office address at No 31 and 83 North Foret Street with a telephone number.
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A. Morford
Daily Herald
the Herald
North Foret Street
Telphone
Local notes detail cattle trade and mining interests
Prescott valley reports show W O H Smith seeking cattle for markets. W E Patterson spotlights Los Angeles buyer returning for shipments. Mining men from Colorado and Salt Lake seek investments while Woodmen prep annual log rolling entertainment. A child dies from membranous croup. county finances and road repairs update.
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W. O H. Smith
Prescott
Hood
W.E. Patterson
Los Angeles
Hood's Sarsaparilla Heals Varicose Veins Suffering
Mrs. A. E. Gusow of Hartland Vermont says years of varicose vein pain and a spreading sore were cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. She continued the tonic and soon the limb healed completely with no further pain, expressing deep gratitude for the remedy's work.
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Hood
Prescott Football Triumph Highlighted in Local News
Local reports indicate Prescott dispatches Phoenix with a decisive 16 to 0 victory at the Park on Saturday. The game was marked by strong defense and a sharp running attack, while stars from both sides contributed to an exciting county contest.
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George Kistingvury
Sain Lake City
Ba Adame
Pinta
O.J. Hell
Arizona Canal Company
Dork Gray
Supevivors
Laeio Acsrage Cf
Hallis
Arizons Usnul Company
Arizona Improvement
Jadga Screst
Holbrook
Mies
Jennie Martie Zaol
D. Walter Hough
Washington
Mos
G. HW
Wage
Wbiooa
Sorig
Huschussa
Me. Wilson
Newa
Incorporation and property deeds listed in Arizona notices
Articles of incorporation for New Vorde Mining Co with 1,000,000 capital, listing Oheries F Lave, William C Davin, Josaph Melise and others. Numerous conveyances, deeds, leases, and affidavits filed in Phoenix, Wickenburg, and Mammoth districts, including mineral claims, mortgage assignments, and public notices dated late December.
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Herald
Phan
Ty Guaranty and Abstract Co
New Vorde Mining Co
Uapital Stroke
Oheries F Lave
William C Davin
Josaph Melise
J G Peterson
Simuel Hall
TB Dalton Tod Q White
Lens
Phoenix
TE Dalton
J B Long
LM Francois
Ehecilf
Gollica
J W Watlar
Neehr
J L Gant
Martha O Jones
Lopville
E Pomeroy
LW Blinn
Yosom
Svan Geli
Ben Wiegand
F Lowle
J Chandler
Andrew Young
R W Badter
Wickenburg
Henry Wickenburg
Frank Ramirez
James Lordsford
Hiram Smith
Cory
Sores
Frank Bennett
Christy Power
Maricops County
L Linville
Joseph P Tilden
Pred Klonkow
Tobias Olssen
Isbor
Mammoth
Dog
Winnifeed
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Wilden
Golder Ster
Mary Aan
D Clarke
Mary K Clarke
Nod
H Dobson
Lwrence
Winnifrad
Thomas Boyle
J A Harden
G W Gaise
Phoenix Mountain
Robert H Cooper
Moore Dist
Judge Thompton Bed a former Well Kaswa Paveme dies in California
Judge James S. Thompson, born in New Hampshire, served in Yale Law School and practiced law in his city 21 years. A Republican legislator and Police Court judge, he moved to Phoenix in 1890 for health reasons, bought land near Glenvale, ran a vineyard, and later lived in California where he died after mental decline.
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California
Ward Wis
James
Millay
Edward
R. Thomassa
fHivne
Senussticul
Yale College
Law School
Wass
Republicas
Phoenix
Glenvale
Hoss
Osliforcia
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Macy
Actor's Kind Heart on Christmas Morning in Out West Hotel
In a snowy hotel dining room a wealthy traveler remarks on an actress's kindness. A clerk reveals a visitor had saved for months to visit her aging mother on Christmas. her money was stolen the night before. A quiet young man ends breakfast by asking if the girl will spend Christmas with her mother, noting a small amount could help. The tale follows a train carrying a bright little girl to see her mother.
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Sevaral
Territory
McCord
Enpervigors
Territoria| Board of Equalization
R E. Stover
Alhambes
OL Geuat
J. Earnest Walker
J. A. Marshell
West
Washington
Bassie Rynolde
Warren
Aone Titty
Preston McKinney
Verren Ie
Toohey
T Chamberlain
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gem Chamberlain
Indico
Christian Church
Worablp
Elosaren
Indy
Longiel “Patey
Kate Douglas Wiggine
Night Watch
Maud Muller
Marguerite
Whittier
Wire Welsh
Gevers Pinto
Ibab
Mies
Adele Haurhurat
Arcitle
Migs Welsh
Charlene Ming
Shirley Christy
Aira
Dolly
Pisnkt
Snowgines
Cy Wan
Mim
Dix
Osteopathy described as a new therapeutic art in Kirksville
An early article discusses Osteopathy, its origins credited to J. Atkinsen and A. T. Still, defining it as a manual therapy aiming to restore perfect mechanical order. It highlights an Osteopathic college in Kirksville, the American School of Osteopathy, and cites substantial claimed cures and patient testimonials.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Oorrnor
North Dakota
Col
A. TL. Conger
Conger
United States
Boston
Kirksville
Amd
Sveeme
Famet
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England
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Missouri
South Daker
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Jury to hear Josiah Anderson cattle theft case today
District Court proceedings in the Josiah Anderson case from Gila Bend proceed toward a jury verdict this afternoon. Judge Baker defends, Frank Cox prosecutes, and the jury has shown a split verdict pattern in recent sessions amid ongoing delays in related cases and bond disputes.
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Child Judicial District
Websster Street
Anderson
Juste Anderson
Gila Bend
Chasse
Inez
Indes Street
Ges Mitchell
Glia Bond
Andersons
Mitchell
Baker
Cox
Tide Street
JC. Herndon
Yavapai County
Loan Hill
Geneal Frazer
Ana
Rit
Noreis Iid
Union High School Opens With Modern Facilities
Union High School opened Monday to about a hundred visitors who toured the building, greeted by a welcome committee, and viewed well equipped chemistry and physics laboratories, an electric clocked main hall, and a hands on science and history department. The new west end structure features concrete basement floors, improved heating, water works, telephone service, and a growing room on the first floor, with faculty led by Superintendent Blount and principals Mesikimmons and Brown.
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Union High School
M. W.xinger
Creager
City Wis
McCowan
Lott
Avellan Orchestra
Chemical Laboratory
Man
Une
Blount
J. BR. Meskimmons
RB. Brown
Wasson
Marian Culver
Mark McCowan
Department of
Sangu- Che
M. Messinger
B. W. Gillette
Dr. Hughes
Emory Kays
Til
Motion for Dismissal Denied in Merchants Case
Judge Stever denied the motion to dismiss the Merchants Loan and Trust Company suit seeking appointment of a receiver. Bondholders Brown and Harnett may join as plaintiffs. The receiver of the Improvement Company case stays, not to take possession. Whitman matter withdrawn. Bonds must qualify for double the amount. further action postponed.
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Mechants Loan and Trust Company
Stever
Brown and Harnett
Caplaintiffs
Improvement Company
Possessinn
Whitman
L. H. Chalmers
C.J. Hall
B. Heyman
T. W. Pemberton
Chas. Goldman
Judge Street
First Day at Phoenix Midwinter Meet Features Fiddle Victory
The Phoenix Racing Association opened its midwinter meet with favorable conditions. Fiddle beat Prescott’s horse in the three-eighths mile race in 87 seconds, drawing substantial Prescott betting to Phoenix. Frank won both the mile events, the first in 2:41.5 and the second in 2:68.5. Roy F. won two heats for two-year-olds, Kilroy was disabled, and a seven-month colt from Rev. William Barclay of Mesa paced. A riding-horse race saw Nellie W beat Denmark. Race plans list pacing, trotting heats, and purses, with transport fare controversy resolved to 25 cents.
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Phoenix Racing Association
Robert G
Prescott
Chas. Zellner
Fiddle
Phoenix
Frank
Kittie Murphy
Charley W
King Pin
Frank F
Fist
Kilroy
Thomas Johmson
Azone
J. L. Gant
Roy F
William Barclay
Mesa
Nellie W
Denmark
F. O. Richmond
Br. H
C. W. Stevens
Carley W
A. L. Barber
B. m. Kittie Murphy
Horses Perform At Yavapai Meet In Day Two Races
Day two of the Yavapai meeting drew larger crowds as Charles Burns with Robert G led five horses in a half mile sprint. Al Snyder's Dandy won the pony pacing in two heats while Nellie W. also claimed a first heat. The program listed multiple races with purses from 75 to 150, and a cowboy stake set for later with a 10 added.
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Robert G
Kittle Murphy
Charley
King Pin
al Snyder
Dandy
Frank
Navajo Dick
Jeff Denmark
Nellie W
Charles Burns
Houston
Ramons
Sam Passey
Charles Burke
M. Gray
W. Wagner
G. m. Nellie W
Charles Zellner
Br. m
Gait
Gowert
Br. m. Brown
Andrew Houston
B. m. Ramona
B. m. Fraud
S. H. Robert G
W. T. Barkley
Last Day of Races At Noted Track Meets Summary
A near perfect weather day capped a highly successful last race meeting. Winners included McLaughlin Sleepy John in the consolation mile, with Reno 2 second and Samantha third. Burk's Gay Kid led a tight three quarter mile dash jaunt, while Burk's Berett u won the one mile event with Ramona and Fraud close. Flo and Jeff Denmark staged an exhibition heat that set a territorial saddle hose record. The cowboy one mile dash featured seven entries and strong heats before A.J. Moore led, Will Good second, and A. E. Ruff third. Purses paid. crowd large. marriage notices published for Miss Sumner and Lieut. King set for the 18th.
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McLaughlin
John
J. S. Gowatt
Reno
Byron Allen
Samantha
Burk
Gay Kid
Goens Brown
Zellnes
Gray Kid
Berett U
Houston
Ramona
Passey
Robert G
Fraud
Kameta
Jeff Denmark
Flo
Onlyurit
A.J. Moore
Will Goodin
A. E. Ruff
Phoenix
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