Fragmented OCR note on smog and water bill impact
A garbled OCR fragment references persistent smog and a water bill at forty dollars. It mentions hopelessness and a page count, but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1883
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references persistent smog and a water bill at forty dollars. It mentions hopelessness and a page count, but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary text notes a real examine fee and mentions names Curtis New York and Miller California as candidates for high offices. It references Senntr Windies accepting a presidency and a rail route proposal from Faole Pa through Mesteniouhe Presse Oreky with three telegraphs from the Mexican Government.
Legislation named Tee Teri clears final approval in both houses and awaits presidential signature to become law. The measure advances through legislative process with supporters urging rapid enactment and opponents highlighting funding implications.
An imperfect, garbled update notes the death of a governor, public documents from Von G. J. Oury, and scattered political items. It mentions a Mexican treaty stance, Civil Appropriation debates, Senate presidency resignation, and various financial and industrial rumors from New Mexico to California.
The document discusses railroad freight rates and potential conflicts with political principles. It asserts the Territory’s stance against tying policy to broad Reconstruction aims and warns against crippling key rail lines. Strong emphasis on protecting western and eastern rail interests and ensuring freight movement.
The document outlines a November 1884 election to decide calling a convention for a Territorial State Constitution. Ballots will be canvassed like Delegate to Congress, with the convention size based on current territorial representation. A governor’s proclamation sets September 1885, at the capital, as a marker, and the constitution’s frame goes to a people’s vote within six months after adjournment, with expenses covered from Territorial funds.
A contorted report cites remarks on political purity and party loyalty. It notes fear of party press influence, hints at improper conduct among Lenoritic figures, and accuses officials of betraying public trust while defending motives tied to labor and capital policy in the Territory.
City authorities struggle to cut expenses while water utilities face pressure to curtail supply. Residents fear large firms profit while the public endures shortages and rising costs as the city debates switching to alternative services.
A condensed sketch of Jeremiah H Black the renowned constitutional lawyer. The note traces his early life and career through his role as Attorney General and as a key figure in the Buchanan administration. It covers his service from early practice to his influence on national policy and legal thought.
Telegraphic miscellany reports subsidies approved in Pima County, tax debates in Prescott, and local political chatter. It notes Indian Scout Umpire killed in Montana in 1878 and a later marriage secrecy surrounding Senator Tabor. Western coast wrecks near Cape Flattery and Darby Sound raise danger. Mississippi floods recede upriver, with cabins submerged and residents evacuated.
A fragmentary notice reports a man described as a rascal and pretender printer who has traveled to California. It warns Dallas Texas authorities seek his arrest and urges readers to send intelligence about his whereabouts amid war chatter.
Flooding across the county described from the Missouri side near Cairo to Hickman, covering the entire bottom for over fifty miles. Reports note no substantial relief or material damages yet, while political notes reference Senate caucus actions, appointments, and legislative motions amid ongoing national events.
The passage of the bill is projected to save about 75 million dollars. Beck opposed the report with a jury speech. Bayard called the report weak and impotent. Vance mocked the conference’s move to raise duties on iron steel and woolens as a throwback to protectionist past policies.
An advertisement-like piece touts Samaritan Nervine as a cure for nerves and various ailments. It claims to strengthen the nervous system, relieve asthma, kidney issues, and other conditions, with testimonials of a girl healed and improved function. The text targets anxious readers seeking relief and features dramatic remedies and claims.
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