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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1885
Page
2
The Herald lists subscription rates and that advertising should be placed at Orrick and through agents only with written orders from the proprietor. The paper notes it is on file at principal offices in San Francisco and Eastern Cities and states no agent is authorized to contract bills without written orders. Population of Phoenix is listed as 4,000.
Arizona lawmakers attract scrutiny for delaying action on a broad set of bills while map out ambitious legislation, fueling concern among observers about the pace and effectiveness of their agenda.
Maricopa legislator J S Armstrong gives notice of a bill to be introduced soon aimed at suppressing polygamy. The move signals a push to curb plural marriages and enforce monogamy through new legislation.
In the valley the water bill has prompted broad discussion with varying views voiced on the premises. The dispute centers on proposed changes and their potential impact on local resources.
Don Cameron's successful campaign to retain the Pennsylvania Senate seat displeases a sizable portion of the state's Republican Party, signaling internal divisions over leadership and strategy as the result becomes official.
The governor presents the most complete and capable document of its kind for Arizona government. He asserts deep knowledge of what is needed for better government and territorial prosperity, stressing practical steps and a clear vision. The message emphasizes reform, efficiency, and steady progress under his leadership.
It appears the strongest chance for a Phoenix railroad comes from Mr. M. Saulsbury and associates who propose to build. If the county will provide reasonable assistance, this company pledges to construct a line soon.
St. Joan faces pressure from friends and foes to sue the Globe-Democrat for alleging he was bought. St. John declines. The saint has become a sinner and will not initiate litigation that would revive last fall’s career facts. He fooled many, but that era won’t repeat.
The legislature faces a tepid response to a freights and fares bill. Lawmakers eager to build a satirical record for future elections or higher office may find little chance to advance such a measure this term. If the bill exits committee this session, Territory residents will be surprised.
The Silver Convention gathers in Denver tomorrow as Arizona silver producers consider sending a delegate. The piece notes Arizona's focus on politics and offices, implying concern over possible demonetization and internal disputes while business interests await attention.
Purpy gains backing from his constituents for breaking the deadlock as orthodox Democrats who expelled him may need to backtrack. The Star and Citizen stand by him and most Territory papers of both parties deem his course justifiable. Critics say the party leaders could not control him or the proceedings.
The Hrraip notes multiple complimentary notices on its plea for a railroad in the valley published recently. The piece argues ground work reflects broad support from farmers and business people who see rail access as essential to future prosperity and growth for homes and families.
A tribute describes Schuyler Colfax as a luminous figure in Odd Fellows, embodying friendship and charity. It notes his leadership as Grand High Priest of Indiana, six terms in Sovereign Grand Lodge, and his authorship of the Rebekah degree, influential for women’s fellowship.
The column rebuts a rival view on canal systems and repeats support for farmers uniting their irrigation efforts. It notes not seeing Judge Perter's bill yet and reaffirms the need for a combined approach to irrigate lands in the valley.
The bill to divide the county into Supervisors districts has widespread support and is expected to become law, as anticipated.
Prescott report notes the Council and House sessions with remarks on a Nevada coinage message, committee clerk requests, a wagon road bill to Flagstaff, a Sunday gambling ban, and a defeated official newspaper resolution. Also mentions slow progress and no major business. San Francisco reports cover Sharon divorce alimony, California wheat stocks, and a Chronicle Washington update.
Across multiple datelines the article notes political pressure in Congress for Grant's retirement, with Pennsylvania's Andrew Curtin urging action if Congress fails to pass a retirement bill in the current session. The item cites related political maneuvering and public statements.
An testy young writer muses on winter as the coldest season, noting snow and ice, sledding and skating, and a desire for summer warmth. He mentions Christmas in winter and contrasts it with the Fourth of July, while joking about doughnuts and autumn as a preferred period.
A group of Phoenix bakers led by Wiiaut and Walbridge and Frask Kreuner and A. Manat announce they will sell bread at the old price after January 15 1885, offering 12 large or 20 small loaves for one dollar to stop losses.
Advertises 3 500 choice trees two years old buds shipped about a year ago for sale in lots to suit. Call at Bank Exchange Hotel to arrange purchase with seller H H Torrie.
Nicely furnished rooms to rent to single gentlemen at Mrs. C A Lukes residence corner Mars icopa and Monroe streets Phoenix. To all who are suffering from errors and indiscretions of youth nervous weakness early decay loss of manhood I will send a receipt that will cure sen free of charge. This remedy discovered by a mission in South America send self address envelope to Kay Josara T Inmax Station D New York.
Notice of forfeiture states Chas Hamph advances 100 dollars for L Brice mine in Magazine district Mane Territory Arizona to hold premises under 2224 Revised Statutes. If within ninety days of publication Garretava does not contribute her share the claim interest becomes subscriber’s under section 2326.
CHAS. RAMPH gives notice that one hundred dollars was expended to hold the Nail City mine in Magazene district Maricopa County Arizona Territory for the year ending December 1884. Within ninety days from publication GavrRiavo must pay or be deemed to have forfeited his co owner interest under Section 224 of the Revised Statutes.
Public notice states IT has expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvement on the Eureka mine in Magazine district Maricopa Territory under Section 2324. If you fail to contribute your share, your interest may vest in the subscriber, CHAS. RAMPH, under the same section.
Notice is here by given that the following named settler has filed notice of intent to make final proof in support of his claim before the Honorable Judge, Second District Court, Maricopa County, Arizona. Witnesses named: Morton, Lyman B. Tin PH, John Litgerding, and Michael Orean of Phoenix. The land description refers to Bear Phoenix in Maricopa County. First publication December 11, 1884.
Assignees A Tweed Phasnis 4.7T Oct 6 1854 requests all persons having claims against W A Hancock and Lawrence M Don to present them at his office in Phoenix and all indebted to the assignees are asked to pay without delay.
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