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Phoenix Weekly Herald

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1885

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San Francisco Stock Market Faces Lockup Again

The San Francisco stock market is pressured to halt trading once more amid rising tensions. Tax cigar makers protest vehemently against the Spanish American commercial treaty in its current form. The New York Star under John Kelly shows signs of collapse. Shannonx sues Sarah Altben in the U S Circuit Court of California to overturn a Superior Court decision.

New York Star John Kelly Kelly Shanonx Sarah Altben United States Circuit Court of California Superior Court San Francisco The Chronicle Sharon Washington Frelinghuysen Prup Miss Hill

Sheriff R H Pay Declared Winner In Pima County Election

R. H. Pay wins the contented election case as announced by Tucson papers and will serve as Sheriff of Pima County for the next two years. The judge signals potential for active grand jury work in the county.

R. H. Pay Tucson Pima County

Windling scheme offers marble bits from Washington Monument

A Windling scheme claims to connect with the Washington Monument and offers to send painted marble pieces mounted for a sum. The marble lasts only as long as the payments continue, potentially up to a hundred years.

Washington Monument

Southern Arizona Capital Move Bureaucratic Mockery

A Courier control circular claimed southern Arizona delegates sent a commissioner to Phoenix to discuss moving the capital there. The writer denounces the report as bosh and regrets the circulated item.

Arizona Phoenix

Foster for Surveyor General Mentioned in Prescott

Friends of C. C. Foster of Prescott vouch for his ability and character for the office of Surveyor General of the Territory. They suggest he would serve well if chosen, even if a Love Democrat opposes him.

C. C. Foster Prescott Foster

Notwithstanding Seahterson’s Ravings During Visit

The piece reports on Seahterson’s protests against recognition and a contested score, with murmured demonstrations in Louisville as Wal terson’s home is referenced. The tone reflects a cautious public reaction and muted dissent during the visit, noting the uneasy reception in the city.

Louisville Walterson

Cleveland Letter Pledges Civil Service Reform Support

Governor Cleveland writes a letter praising civil service reform and pledges to uphold it as president elect. He seeks favor with both Democratic and Republican civil service reform advocates, promising to reward allies within his administration, while being viewed as an adherent to the spoils doctrine.

Cleveland

New Year Social Receptions Wane With Society Abuses

Society notes from metropolitan exchanges report the New Year receptions once common among regulars are dwindling as many hosts are out of town or never receive. The custom, while pretty when limited to friends, has been abused so much that it is rapidly ending as a general practice.

Uist Portian Oregon Weyl Cascade Mountains Chehalis Washington Territory Wim. Pearson Beth the Herald Fremont Mexico Gertreal Cyndicate Fiemont

Calderwood's Tombstone trip highlights rail freight bias

Ma M H Calderwood recounts a Tucson hold over and Benson delay on a 90 mile journey. He notes a higher freight charge of 24 per car for Maricopa cargo versus 14 for Los Angeles, calling for legislative action to aid valley business.

M. H. Calderwood Yester Gay Tombstone Calderwood Tucson Benson Los Angeles Maricopa Valley

Petition Circulation Seeks Tweed Appointed to Law Codification Panel

A yesterday petition circulated in town urges the legislature to create a commission for codifying and revising laws this winter and asks that C. A. Tweed be named as a member.

Legislature Institutes Commission Dudge C. A. Tweed Sal Commission

Judge Tweed Nominated for Pray Editor Post

A Phoenix petition urges placing Judge Tweed in the editor position. Backers cite his 94 years on the bench and as a Pacific coast advocate, praising his thorough legal knowledge and discriminating powers. They argue he is systematic and well suited as a commissioner in the role.

Phoenix Od Ciizens Judge Tweed Pray Pacific

Railroad Rates Ruling Upholds Equality for Shippers

An Olio judge rules that railroads cannot charge higher rates to a shipper for the same distance and quantity than a rival, even if one shipper moves more freight. The decision condemns discriminatory pricing and curbs monopolistic power, protecting smaller competitors in commerce.

Olio Lake Shore

Phoenix pork packing plant planned by J W Wilkins group

Report describes a Phoenix project to build a pork packing and refrigeration facility by a company led by J W Wilkins. It claims capacity of 1200 to 1500 hogs per year and multiple tons of ice daily, arguing it would keep money in the Territory and boost local enterprise. The piece notes no firm construction start and seeks local investors with enterprise and funds.

J.W. Wilkins Phoenix Cisifianati California New Yeak Western Union

Hayden's plan for a territorial railroad network

A letter from Hon. C T Hayden to Gov Tritle outlines a railroad scheme uniting Yavapai, Maricopa, Pinal, Pima and Gila counties with Prescott, Jerome, Globe, Florence, Tucson and Phoenix. The proposal links the Mineral Belt line to Globe, creates a Prescott to Phoenix route, and aims to connect with the Atlantic and Pacific and other lines, reducing dependence on outside markets and boosting local industries. It envisions broader territorial reach, mutual markets, and regional self sufficiency.

Hayden Prescott and Jerome Globe Auddtic & Pacific Road Boater Pacific Prescont Ash Fork Glebe Phoenix Prescott Southern Pacific Florence Gov. Tribe Central Arizona Journal

Politician Hogan Refuses to Support Logan in Illinois Race

Telegraphic dispatches report Daniel Hogan, Senator from Illinois, will neither canvass nor vote for General Logan should he be the Republican nominee for U S Senator. The split legislature would hinge on a single vote, as Hogan seeks vengeance for a past appointment dispute while Logan shifts to oppose Hogan’s allies.

Washinstox Daniel Hogan General Logan United States Llogan Logan Hogan Mound City Loggio Jin Hegan

Arizona Industrial Exposition Board Adopts Secretary's Service Honor

The Arizona Industrial Exposition Association held a meeting at 3 pm with President Jones presiding. The audit found G W Ingalls secretary’s books correct and the board passed a resolution honoring his services. Receipts and expenditures for the fair were reviewed, with details of ticket sales, privileges, and premiums. The association plans a stockholders meeting January 17 at 2 pm in Phoenix to discuss finances and improvements. The new board then organized with Philip X. Tickey as President and G W Ingalls as Secretary.

The Arizona Industrial Exposition Association Oulock Jones G. W . Ingalls Arizons Industrial Exposition Association G. W. Ingall WLM Hall Lena Saas Court House Phoenix Board of Directors of the Fair Association Hilip X. Tickey C.H. Grey Vicw M.H. Sherman G. W. Ingalls Board of Directors

Wealth of the Territory Shows Property Value Decline

The territory faces widespread property value shrinkage with lower assessment rates across Arizona and beyond. Official figures report total real and personal property values at 21,026,861.87, with 9,202,204 in personal property, while the selling price would double the assessed value, suggesting totals over 42 million in a fledgling territory.

Arizona Star

Rough on Toothache relief ad promises instant aid

An aged newspaper ad promotes Rough on Toothache claiming instant relief for tooth pain and neuralgia with a brief instruction to ask for the product Rough on Toothache. The text mentions 15 6c pricing shorthand.

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