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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1883
Page
4
A fragmented report describes Washington Meretes condemning the half bred camp and opposing white the wimost by official stance. The piece mentions Mart and the pong failing to finge ty Arthurisic, with references to government and a line about a "rine" fensdem.
A terse report outlines progress on a railroad expansion with emphasis on a simple route. Officials discuss potential benefits, timelines, and funding steps while noting uncertainty remains about final alignments and safety checks.
A cryptic report describes Sunday night actions as a posse and sheriff pursue a suspect tied to a disturbance. Telegrams from Phoenix aided tracing the offender while a prisoner is held for transfer to a distant prison. References to Copper Belle mines and French interests appear amid scattered place names and unclear charges.
A county meeting approved officers and actions including appointing Frank Walker as Supervisors Architect, designating new road overseer, approving hospital projects and labor costs, and authorizing payments to local firms. The vote covered attendance by several supervisors and identified clerical responsibilities in the county offices.
A garbled 19th century mining note discusses Arizona wine and mining ventures, citing the US Mining Secretary and a profit dividend for certain mines. It references copper, silver, lead, and various ore shipments, with dates and monetary figures obscured but indicating fiscal reporting.
A garbled 19th century note describes weather impacts, forest dangers, a local accident and a hospital figure, plus town life from vendors to railwork. It mentions Mrs. Fawn traveling to Los Angeles for summer, a foundry opening and a new saloon.
Announced in Phoenix that a grand feast marks San Juan Day on June 14 1883. The event runs through July 7 with grounds arranged to the east. A store for annals will operate near the grounds with hotelkeepers offering visitor accommodations at reduced rates. Each evening features Wireworks displays and a first class band. Athletic events occur nightly with prizes awarded. For more details contact YT. W. Brown, Phoenix, A. ep.
D. W. Jones will run a saddlery shop in Tempe for a brief period, starting in about two weeks from now, according to local notices. The move signals a temporary business arrangement amid seasonal demand.
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