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Newspaper

Phoenix Weekly Herald

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1883

Page

2

Weekly Herald Ad Rates and City Charter Notes

The item lists subscription rates for the Daily and Weekly Heralds and notes agents in San Francisco and New York. It also contains a dispatch about the mysterious No 1 tied to Phoenix Park and a commentary on city charter powers for the Common Council to tax wash houses and theatres.

Daily Herald Phoenix Park General McAndras St Louis John Doyle Common Council

Lemon Bill Aims to Cut County Costs and Tax Collecting

The editorial urges passage of Hon. A D Lemon’s bill to make County Treasurers ex officio tax collectors, arguing it will reduce government costs. It condemns partisan obstruction, cites proposals to lower official fees, and notes a Timber Bill addressing government land timber theft for Mexico.

A. D. Lemon A.D. Lemon Council Judiciary Committee Lemon Mexico

Duty on coal imports faces Pacific Coast firms

A fragment notes a tariff or duty imposed on coal imports, aiming to force Pacific Coast firms to pay higher prices. It mentions San Francisco and California as the sole U S locations affected, with foreign goods unable to compete effectively.

Pacific Coast San Francisso Cali

Land value tied to farming and mining boom in Arizona

The article argues that agricultural lands rise in value only with a matching demand from a growing population of farmers and a mining population. It cites Virginia and Pennsylvania as historical examples, predicts rapid settlement in Salt River valley, and urges buyers to invest now to reap large profits as land becomes scarce in five years.

Marke Virginia Pennsylvania Arizona Salt River Valley Mere Bagatelle

Railroad Case Seeks Halt to Sheriff Sale in Tucson

In the Supreme Court at Tucson the case of 8. P. Railroad versus Sheriff Paul of Pima County seeks to enjoin a sheriff sale on property. The plaintiff argues for relief on clinical grounds and the matter is being decided.

8. P. Railroad Sherriff Paul Pima County Supreme Court Tucson Panama Garcia Calderon Lims Butterfield Powet Guatamala Schlessing San Jose Escuintla

Legislature Battles In Territorial Special Session

The report summarizes a flurry of controversial measures in a territorial special session. Key items include Miners’ Inch Act, Masterson’s Funding Act, immigration acts, sheriff and assessor separations, and a heated debate over county treasurer as tax collector. Local incidents are noted, including an assault on Judge McKinstry and a riot affecting railroad lines.

Hwaanp Prescort Southern Pacific Railroad Monihan Masterson Hamilton Bolan Goldwater Committee On Territorial Affairs Prescott Paul Hughes Davis Lemon Church

Startling Irish Discoveries and U S Mail Incident

Startling revelations from Oasis claim murder conspiracy arrests in Dublin and a crackdown on the agrarian murders. London notes discuss O Brien’s political stance in Mallow and Trinity Ward influence. In New York the Valencia was fired upon by Curaçao garrison, with Consul Bosch collecting affidavits as merchants fret over flag respect and Dutch tension.

Oasis Dublin Loxnox O' Brien Mallow United Triand Sxnbi Trinity Carey New York United States Mail Valencia Jsland Curaens Bosch Washington West Indies Wall Street

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