Central Arizona railroad plan boosts Prescott Jerome link
The San Francisco Post reports a broad Central Arizona railroad project by Prescott interests. It envisions a line from the Atlantic & Pacific to Prescott Jerome and Phoenix, with branches to Globe Riverside Benson and Quijotoa, aiming to unlock mining districts, irrigation growth, and reduced transport costs. Officials cite 12 percent net profits and large future freight, passenger, and mineral traffic.
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Oregon canner touts cure for rheumatism with visits to Arkansas and Paso Robles
Mr. George Home, a leading Columbia River canner from Oregon, suffered rheumatism seven years and spent six months yearly at Arkansas Hot Springs and four months at Paso Robles Springs without relief. He then tried Bt. Jacobs Oil, the great pain cure, and soon his joint stiffness and soreness disappeared.
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Officers elected at last evening’s meeting
At a meeting last evening the following officers were elected M W Rossen F J L B Alexander C T D Wells Recorder Joseph Campbell Financier Chas L Mosher R J A Wright J H McNeil J W J J Sweene y 0 W M M Jackson Trustees G F Kemper A D Lemon Representative to the Grand Ledge EK Hickey
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R.L. Rossen
J. L. B. Alexander
T. D. Wells
Joseph Campbell
Chas. L. Mosher
R.J. A. Wright
J. H. McNeil
J. W
J. J. Sweeney
M. M. Jackson
G.F. Kemper
A. D. Lemon
Grand Ledge
EK. Hickey
Fatal affray at Sazerac saloon ends in deaths
Special to the Henaty IR escorT reports a fatal shooting at 8:30 pm in the Sazerac saloon over a twenty five cent bet on a game. Phil Riley was killed with Al Gooka a gambler named as the principal shooter. P. H. Froster and Corporal James F. Jenkins were wounded while fleeing. Prescott is praised as the liveliest town in Arizona or bust.
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Dance at Fiesta Pavilion for Society Dancers
A select dance will be held Friday night at the Fiesta pavilion for those who usually attend society dances. The best of order is guaranteed and no objectionable characters admitted. W. RE. Cangy, Manager.
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W. RE. Cangy
Maouger
Lemon Hotel Dinning Room Leased as Lemon Hotel Restaurant
Charle s E Warre announces lease of the Lemon Hotel dining room to operate as the Lemon Hotel Restaurant serving meals around the clock with table boarders welcome. He states he will continue cooking himself. Poster notes attentive white waiters and solicits public patronage. June 21 1884.
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Lemon Totel
Fiesta in Phoenix Celebrates Saint John the Baptist Patron Day
The Fiesta in Phoenix runs from June 25 to July 4 with a half mile north site hosting about twenty business stalls and a central plaza dance pavilion. Dozens of amusements abound including gambling tables and dice games while day activities feature chicken pulling sack races and horse racing in a nearby park. The event is funded by the participating managers and aims to resemble a booming western town, minus herd labor.
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Tamada
New York Law Broadly Links Suicide to Life Insurance
Governor Cleveland signs a bill from the last session that voids life insurance clauses denying coverage for death by one’s own action when the person is insane. The act declares suicide as an insane act and nullifies policy provisions excluding such deaths, covering all cases of self-inflicted death.
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Royal Company Faces Ammonia Controversy In Food
Readers report that ammonia is present in Royal products and may persist in food. Officials from Ammonia Corp offer no denial, while health observers warn of potential harm from contamination.
Royal Co Accused Of Dirt Tricks In Drug Adverse Claim
References attack a rival drug ad campaign by alleging the Royal Company uses dirt and tampered dates while parading supposed Government Chemists to distract public notice from the drug ammonia in their powder. They claim Dr Price's contains no ammonia lime or potash.
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