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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1883
Page
4
A weekly column notes Southern Pacific officials studying valley resources to justify a new line from Maricopa to Benson. It argues a Maricopa route could benefit the valley, criticizes rival lines, and urges local support for a straightforward railroad extension amid political and territorial tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text notes an historic news item mentioning a person or group facing a crisis and accountability. Key names and places are unclear, but the passage hints at responsibility for a failure or frede and a call for action.
The Spencer Senine Price Current outlines vast tobacco yields in Caha with bale prices around $500 and similar rates for other grades. It notes Mr. Satislury in San Francisco to urge a Southern Pacific branch near Maricoper, and reviews 1880s Arizona gold and silver figures, Apache concerns, and a Crook plan for Mescalero tribes. It also mentions Chicago bullion prices and a new two cent postage stamp design inspired by a Woodrow statue motif.
Government notice condemns unlawful enclosures of public lands for mead and pasture, warns trespass penalties, and outlines that no grazing or entry is allowed until settlements are filed. Commissioner N McFarnan warns of proceedings to remove fences hindering settlement and access to public lands. Also includes a brief patent gag about a garden latch invention.
The old thoroughbred saddler D W Jones will operate a saddlery shop in Tempe for a brief period, with a public comment expected about two weeks from now.
A feast starts on San Juan Day January 14 at Phoenix Arizona with events continuing through July 4, 1883. Grounds will host animals and hotelkeepers offer reduced-rate refreshments. Evenings feature fireworks, a first class crowd, and athletic contests with prizes. For more information contact TT Brown in Phoenix.
An unclear OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, initials, and vague places or roles. It reads like a catalog of individuals such as Armstrong, Hebert, Burnett, Abbat, and many others, interspersed with scattered addresses, affiliations, and possible organizations, lacking coherent narrative or event. The jumble stalls clear extraction of a specific story or notice.
A quit claim deed transfers property seized by the Silver Kany Mining and Milling Company for a consideration of five dollars and four cents, described as a heap property or a poor claim.
A large stock yard venture tied to the packing syndicate is formed to operate in Omaha Nebraska. The group plans extensive real estate purchases in the western suburbs to support its new business venture.
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