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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1883
Page
3
Fragments report visits by Hopkins and Mulveroon from Prescott, car works at Carey’s, cigars at Ruben’s, and storms to the north. Mentions of Pat Hamilton, Dr Goodrich, and Clark Churchill. Also notes a wedding in Socorro, a typhoid death, a charity concert, and political jabs at the Territorial Central Committee.
A partially legible OCR fragment suggests a legal or administrative dispute involving a person or entity named Phelix or similar. The text implies potential consideration or action to occur soon but provides no clear details, dates, or involved parties.
The Lowell Massachusetts piper cites Mr P H Short proprietor of the Belmont Hotel in Lowell who suffered for seventeen years with rheumatism. After trying many remedies he used St Jacobs Oil and reports remarkable and instantaneous relief. Source Lyona Iowa Mirror.
Mrs Florence Orme, wife of L. H. Orme, died near Phenix Maricops county on March 15, 1883. The notice records the passing of a local resident and identifies the immediate family connection.
The Norristown item notes Samuel C. Nyce of 808 Marshal Street, a Pennsylvania legislator clerk, spoke of his three year old son’s broken leg with stiffness eased by St Jacobs Oil. Dr Knipe says the oil cured stiffness. Nyce used Great German Remedy for toothache sprains and rheumatic pains with good results. Mrs Nyce also praises keeping the oil on hand.
A Portland dispatch reports Marcus the absconding New York broker released today by order of the State Circuit Court after a habeas corpus writ. The judge ruled the telegram arresting him did not constitute due process of law.
An American company has bought the San Nicolas mine in Tamaulipas and is importing machinery to work the rich but rebellious ores. Cestilla & Co. gains a concession to build and operate a tramway in Chihuahua. The Chihuahua Legislature grants an American company possession of a new coal vein along the Coschos bank.
General Pacero, Minister of Public Works, orders the Mexican Central Railroad to relocate the Chihuahua depot nearer to Morelia Michoacan the capital. The line proposed a distant station requiring a tram to reach the city, a setup already used elsewhere.
The article catalogues all acts and joint resolutions approved by Governor Tritle, detailing council and house bills from numbers 11 to 152, dates from January to March 1876, and topics including county reorganization, tax and bond issues, school funding, road signs, prison relief, and railroad and public works measures across numerous counties including Cochise, Mohave, Yavapai, Maricopa, Pima, Graham, Pinal, and others. It notes the growing railroad interest and infrastructure expansion shaping Arizona Territory.
Unclaimed letters listed at the post office include Burris Thos Gilap Alexander Marmonier P Nichols George Robbins Thos Schmidt A J Weedon F M Contreras Ford Martinez Uselike Geo E Eickers Rev H J Harlyck H Namsen Albert Patterson George Swanson John Smith W Williams N J Guerrero Antonio Sebio and others. The notice reads as a call for advertisement to collect remaining mail.
An advertisement promises a free remedy for nervous weakness and early decay claimed to be found by a missionary in South America. Readers are urged to send a self addressed envelope to the Rev Joseph T. Inman Station D New York City for the recipe.
A car road of the celebrated Studebaker farms and spring wagons is offered. Persons in want of any would do well to call and examine this fine assortment. Gotpman & Co.
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