10 Jul 1884
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1884
Page
1
Fragmentary note suggests whisky pricing hints in Chicago and a harsh take on leading Republicans. The text accuses party figures of sleaze and implies internal strife weakening the GOP. The fragment references a person named Binnie and broad party disarray.
The fragmentary note from San Francisco references an event called a focus starting a tour to the Bast in the Apter c's of the working class. It contrasts with China and includes lived cases described as Chinese lepers, presented as illustrative examples.
A suggestion was raised in our presence that Salt River valley should gain a representative at the Orleans Expedition next fall. The aim is to present a full line of valley products to promote trade and settlement by highlighting resources where they would do the most good.
Hox A A Baker of this place declares he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Delegate to Congress. The young ambitious politician might complicate the Republican candidate, but faces a steep challenge at the Democratic Territorial Convention and a tough road if he advances further.
The Salt River valley repeats last year’s plea for railroad access to outside markets. Farmers face crops that barely cover costs with butter production only meeting basic needs. A railroad is seen as the quickest path to stabilizing prices, funding, and avoiding debt as business capacity currently exceeds valley resources.
A partisan critique argues against Cleveland as Democratic nominee, praising Republican reforms under Blaine and detailing internal party conflicts. It denounces Conkling allies, foreign press influence, and “Independent” factions while claiming the party’s purge of corruption renews its strength and principles.
The piece laments the party head’s leadership and predicts a severe defeat in the upcoming campaign. It argues the convention meeting tomorrow will solidify a poor showing, citing Thurman and Bayard as examples of failed political victors and criticizing the party’s direction.
The Clifton Clarton reports daily cooling showers in Clifton and a busy Sheriff Stevens. Attaching salts arrive in the Gila valley amid grain crop harvest. Estimates place beef cattle shipments from New Mexico this fall between 30,000 and 100,000, a record. Four balls in Clifton on July 40h.
Telegraphic dispatches report Chester Thorss of Topeka nominated as Receiver of Public Moneys at Prescott Arizona St Louis July 3 Nathan Stevens dies at his home in Pennsylvania railroad service Western agent for many years and well known across the West San Francisco announces discharge of 35 U S Surveyor General bureau employees for lack of appropriations The Polish relief funds and Franco-Chinese treaty notes are also summarized in a broad telegraphic roundup of July 2 5 6 events across ports and cities
Anil k, Phoenix High School Snenyas President Wa Crustry announces E J Bennett takes over as cashier. The filing notes Benny A cash ei s per new assignment as school treasurer in the district.
A note describes a banking firm offering deposit reception, collections, exchange, discounting of commercial paper, and general trading activities. Office hours are stated as 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The notice lists multiple Masonic bodies in Phoenix with meeting times and officer names. Arizona Chapter No 1 and FP A M No 8 meet on specified regular days, Phoenix Lodge No 2 meets Saturdays and Fridays, Lodge No 5 holds Wednesday evenings, and Garden Valley No 1 meets Monday evenings. Names include M W Rains H P FP A Law secretary Lixcous Fowner N G F E Wanton secretary, and G L Pearson W C T G M Fowler W 5.
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