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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1884
Page
2
The letter discusses investigations as political tools, criticizing them as frauds that burden the treasury. It condemns partisan press practices, urges focus on live issues, and argues for candor, accountability, and strong national dignity amid international pressure. It warns against neglecting substantial policy debates.
The passage notes Lasker as a strong foe of Bismarck and recalls the U.S. government sending complimentary death resolutions, which Bismarck allegedly blocked by urging Germany to prevent their presentation. It condemns the insult to the United States and calls Congress to resend the resolutions and oppose Bismarck’s interference.
The piece argues against Reavis claiming he seeks money by pressuring settlers with forged or disputed deeds. It cites alleged payments from the Silver King Company and questions the validity of Reavis's title, while defending settlers from coercive schemes. Followed by a Phoenix Public Schools February report listing pupil counts and honor rolls.
Daniel Burkett of Big Creek Gap East Tennessee is described as 19 years old yet weighs about 30 pounds and stands roughly 18 inches tall. Authorities urge the public to aid in locating the severely undernourished child.
A heavy rainstorm causes one and a half inches of rainfall with six miles of track washed out on the Southern Pacific line near Yuma to India and San Francisco routes disrupted. Officials expect delays minimal, traffic to San Francisco to resume by Friday, and crews to repair damaged sections in coming days.
In Manicora County on March 3 1884 the board met by call of the Chairman Present were M Wormser Clairman N Herrick and Frank Cox The morning session adjourned to 1 pm At 1 pm the board ordered twenty dollars per month for Mrs Leon and Katie Roy both indigent and sick The per capita road tax matter was noted as already delivered to the Sheriff and no further action was needed The board adjourned to March 7 1884 at 10 am
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