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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1883
Page
4
Fragmentary Courier-Journal text mentions reductions and prices like 350 and 500. References offices, parties, and country elements with unclear context. Numerous garbled phrases hinder clear facts or entities.
Fragmentary notes mention Zeon and allied forces with unclear dates and places. The readable bits reference factions and potential skirmish context without完整 details. Further data needed for a precise headline and summary.
The article recalls De Chambord as heir to a foe of kings and recounts the fall of his rule by Charles who backed the Duke of Orleans to crown his nephew De Chambord. It notes the Cemte de Paris as last heir in the Louis Philippe branch, and lists states set for fall elections.
The bullion market reports silver rising to 110 percent in New York and 503 pence in London. Copper remains steady at 181.5 cents for Lake and 141 cents for other brands. Spot lead refined at 4.14 cents.
KEARNEY and Maybell, the two talented anti monopolists of California, elected themselves to the Chicago anti monopoly convention, were refused seats by that body.
The final San Francisco Grain Exchange issue lists barley at 20 cents and wheat at 1571 dollars per bushel, reflecting market quotes for commodity trading and price reference. The note summarizes the closing figures and serves as a historical benchmark for grain values.
A grand exposition starts in Louisville on August 1 and will run for one hundred days. Organizers expect a wide display of industry and culture with various exhibits and events planned throughout the period.
Kansas settlers engage largely in the silk worm business, signaling a shift in local agriculture with potential market implications and new labor patterns observed across rural communities. The movement reflects diversification beyond traditional crops and livestock.
A blaze at Dan Thorne’s saloon sparked alarm from the town bell and court house. Firefighters battled the flames but the Dinas building was blown up to halt spread. Several properties along Montezuma street were damaged or destroyed, totaling about 26000 in insured losses.
A civil service notice lists enlisted men transferred from Whipple Barracks and other Arizona stations as of June 30 1883 with transportation and rations arranged. It also relieves Captain W N Tisdall recruiting officer at Fort McDowell transferring duties to Lt W W Forsyth and relieves Lt Nat P Phister recruiting officer at Fort Monage transferring to Captain F E Pierce. Acting Assistant Surgeon James K Ord granted twenty days leave.
James Hillhards of the Peace issues a summons to Mary Rues to appear August 2 1885 in Phoenix Arizona to answer a claim for 290 dollars for jewelry items including a gold watch and chain topaz ring and other pieces. The suit seeks recovery of the amount plus costs and warns default judgment if not appearing.
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