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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1883
Page
4
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The Minnesota GOP renominates Gov Hubbard for first on the ticket and C A Gilman for Lieutenant Governor while Iowa Republicans renominate Gov D R Sherwood for Governor and Fr Manning for Lieutenant Governor. Also notes Siamese elephants poisoned by natives to protect the land from superstitious wrath.
SxrxAton loan of Massachusetts, president of the Harvard Alumni, refuses to preside at the Alumni dinner as President Elliot invites Gov. Butler who plans to attend.
An Eastern newspaper buyer acquires long gossip pieces about Sartors husband of Nellie Grant. The material claims he ran an escapade with a Milwaukee woman named Bush while his wife Nellie Grant is reported to be in England.
The piece argues for cautious mining speculation, warning against hype and financial ruin. It contrasts mining with orange groves, noting the enduring value of mineral resources, the dangers of ignorance, and the broad economic benefits of steady mineral development and related trades. It cites mining history, misadventures, and the need for informed, prudent investment.
Citizens gathered at the court house last evening to discuss methods for supplying water to the Maricopa ditch. Plans focus on ensuring a steady supply as the canal season approaches amidst ongoing cleaning efforts.
The Miner hints Tombstone failed last year and Prescott now seeks to prove its citizen prowess. The Journal notes the editor’s habit of public presence from home to streets, outside city limits, or any place the editor may wish to claim.
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