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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1884
Page
2
The text notes CoxcurwEN have established themselves in business with investments appearing successful and potential growth in several interest aspects. It signals ongoing plans and possible developments in related ventures.
Huntington seeks to stall action as Congress considers the Texas Pact grant this winter, aiming to prevent immediate confirmation and keep the issue in limbo.
A New Orleans Circuit Court ruling grants a perpetual injunction against Abdemii’s operation being withheld by the Postmaster General, restraining actions tied to the Louisiana Lottery Company. The case centers on postal conduct and the rights of the lottery operator in New Orleans.
A fragmented report notes that railroad access and market reach are key to making Arizona Territory economically viable. The text implies that without rail connections, widespread business and settlement would be unlikely, highlighting the role of infrastructure in territorial development.
Citizens of Gan Franor are energized over a proposed world fair to be hosted in their city in 18ST. A recent gathering established a general executive committee and outlined steps to secure Congressional aid and organize a working exhibit.
A vivid Washington discussion centers on the president choosing a wife, with speculation heightened after a banquet where he sat beside Speaker Carlisle's wife. The piece hints he would solidify the matter by marrying himself.
Own farmers report strong seed ing and rapid germination after late rains. Acres sown exceed last year with sizable holdings by Win lenac, Jno Isaac and Pendezis partners, E E Isaac, J P Holcomb, P M Powler, and others in the vicinity. Wheat crops show a robust start with substantial yields expected. valley-wide crops continue a promising trend with wheat likely over half again as large as last year.
The government intends to stir the state railways with a sale offer said to be 20,000,000 francs by Rothschild on behalf of major railways. If enacted, the government could dispense with a 450,090,000 franc loan and fund state needs.
A sprawling 1880s dispatch reports O Donnell and Carey murder claims, Huntington letters critique, severe Chicago cold at 27 below, Alaska seal fur probe, and multiple regional items. It mixes Congress talk, railroad land grants, fires, crimes, and local notes from Washington to California. Names include O Donnell Page Huntington Cobb Delmonico and Lasker.
The town council held a meeting yesterday afternoon. Several bills were audited and allowed. The opening of Harrison Street on the southern boundary was discussed and referred to the attorney for report at the next meeting. Adjournment to Thursday January 10 to receive the town marshal and treasurer reports.
A small Quijoto gathering discussed road construction. J. F Smith chaired. C. H. Knapp became secretary. A viewing committee of F. M. Fowler, J. T. Porter, and Wm. Ruff was named to estimate costs, with L. A. Orme appointed treasurer. Meeting adjourned to reconvene as called.
The column lists unclaimed Bechier List entries and a Phoenix portefice note with Jan 1854 names. It also reports London statisticians’ surprising review showing U S wealth at about 249.77 billion dollars versus the United Kingdom’s roughly 40.01 billion pounds, with possessions included.
Office of Hoarmer Supervisors Manicora County records the December 26 1853 meeting. Present chairman M Wormser N Herrick Frank Cox clerk A G Baker district attorney minutes approved. Patien bid to fit gilt pointers on the tower clock accepted at 209.00. Official bond for notary public J B Bennet approved by vote.
The Board of Supervisors held a regular quarterly meeting in Pocenix on January 7 1952 present were M Wormser chair N Herrick Frank Cox and A C Baker District Attorney Minutes of previous meeting read adjourned to 1 PM The treasurer and tax collector appeared to settle licenses and tax accounts for last quarter with vouchers and a quarterly statement accepted as correct Bills approved include salaries for Proime Judge T G Greenlaw per diem for Supervisors and clerk fees The board postponed consideration of a bill for W Richins tabled expenses for Mesa City small exhibits and adjourned to January 8 1584 at 9 AM M Wormser F Cox Chairman Clerk
The Board of Supervisors met to adjournments with M Wormser A J Halbert and N Herrick present. Dr Mahoney reported on Mesa smallpox needs and vaccinations while various county bills were approved for payment including district attorney salary sheriff fees hospital furnishings and janitorial charges. The board adjourned at 9 pm after approving warrants and accounts and noting previous meeting minutes.
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