County Official Paper Herald Dated March 20 1884
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1884
Page
4
Ochiltree in Congress Prominence from Texas Dispute
Local item recounts Hon. Thos. P. Ochiltree of Galveston as the first live Texan elected to Congress and notes his role in the Lasker resolutions amid national attention. Biographical details cover his early Ranger service, Civil War loyalty to the Confederacy, later US marshal and emigration commissioner roles, and his distinctive appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Texas
Ockiltree
House of Representatives
Prince Bismarck
Congress
Mr. Ochiltree
Ochilbree
Galveston
Gulf
Eagle Paso
Rio Grande
Findlay
Texsa Ranger
Cmpaigs
Ochiltee
Confederacy
Green
Taylor
Sibley
Victoriou
Coleone
Ochiltree
United States Marchal
Grant
Europe
Berlin
Bismarck
Sumner Howard Named Chief Justice of Arizona
A dispatch reports Sumner Howard has been appointed Chief Justice of Arizona, marking a notable leadership change in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Howard
Arizona
Notice forbids credit in my account by O F Brack
Public notice from O F Brack of Profstx Arizona dated March 17 1884 forbidding anyone to grant credit in his account and stating he will not be responsible. The House debated a resolution on unlawful fencing of land. Also listed are topics including circulating note for National banks interstate commerce and aid for widows and dependent relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Brack
Profstx
Ariz
Headquantess
Dtral Tverror Arsoval
Whipple Barracks
Prescot
A T
Mion
Ash Fork
Bowie Stration
A. T
Fort Bowie
Alt
Fort Grant
Fort Thomas
Sun Carlie
Koore
Holbrook
Nollesk
Henan
Bowitos
Maricopa
McGus Stale
Quartermarten T & A
Obiti Quarienmater
Bismarck Invites Sargent to Dinner amid Tense Exchange
In a sharp exchange, Bismarck invites Minister Sargent to discuss matters privately while Sargent accepts the invitation. The scene hints at political tension as hosts and guest prepare for a potentially revealing meal.
Foot and mouth outbreak hits northeastern Missouri
Late dispatches indicate foot and mouth disease has broken out among cattle in northeastern Missouri. The report warns the country will suffer greatly from this scourge and its agricultural impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
New Mexico considers $500 license tax for traders
An early proposal suggests a $500 initial license tax on merchants, commercial travelers, and wholesale houses. Critics warn the measure could drive business men out of the territory, arguing it would severely curb commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Philadelphia Times Last Week Ad Pages Show High Cost
The Philadelphia Times reports twenty four pages for last week with eleven full page advertisements priced at no less than $2,000 per insertion. The note highlights the strong demand from New York merchants for printing ink exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phildelphia Cimes
New York
The Rio Grande Republican on supporting local papers
The piece argues a community paper is a silent, powerful worker for local interests. It rebukes the idea that publishers are mere “geese” and urges strong support, noting a paper raises public notice, attracts labor and wealth, and should not exist by sufferance like Lazarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus
Arizona Railroad to extend from Maricopa to Phoenix
A letter from EB Yoona secretary of the Arizona Railroad Company reports that the project to lay track from Maricopa to Phoenix is under way. President J C Valentine of Wells Fargo & Co will return soon with arrangements and a board meeting will review the resolutions and provide full information on start and completion. The projectors seek citizen cooperation to avoid delays and ensure an early opening of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
J.T. Alsap
N. A Morford
Phoenix
A. T
Ito
Arizona Railroad Company
Maricopa
J. ¢. Valentine
Wisco
Wells, Farg, & Co
Valentines
Phanix
EB. Yoona
Lottery Offer Prompts Tickets From Henry College
A notice states a $234,000 prize for S82 and March 27 as the draw date by Henry College Lottery. It lists 85 prizes totaling $119,400, warns about limited tickets with a maximum of three each, and provides the address of J. J. Douglas in Covington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry College Lottery
J.J. Douglas
Covington, Ky
Henry College
Visiting Brothers Invite to O O J W Social
The invitation lists Wednesday March 26 as the Social date for visiting Brothers in good standing. It notes J B Alex and Avwon GolpReng as invitation committee members and invites all in good standing to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex«Sner
Avwon Golpreng
Mrs F C Kellogg Recovers After St Jacobs Oil Trial
The New York Journal reports Mrs F C Kellogg of 50 East 26th Street was partially paralyzed for seven days and unable to leave bed. After seven doctors failed and various salves plasters and restorers offered no help she used St Jacobs Oil as a last resort and began improving from the first application, fully recovering by subsequent use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sullivan
40Th Street
New York City
Enys Liat
St. Jacks
N.Y
F. C. Kelogg
E. 26Th Street
St. Jacoubs OF
The Elite tentlerys Praised by Patrons
The by-word with one and all is the excellent work being done by Charles B. Noe formerly of Virginia City Nevada and also of San Francisco Cal We respectfully heat the patronage of one and all Carrox Nor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Noe
Virginia City
Nevada
San Francisco
Cal
Carrox & Nor
Territorial Twigs and Damages Span Regions Across Reports
The prospector reports artesian well in Bonanza valley at 250 feet with drilling through cement and no seepage yet, with hope of water before 500 feet. Rains flood Morenci area, damaging Dam and Ditch. costs total about 15,550 dollars. Lord Aylesford, English ranch owner, famed as a former royal associate, faces divorce and a reputation for avoiding women in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quijotea Prospector
Bonanza Company
Four-Room House For Sale Inquire Judge C A Twerl
A four room house with four closets is offered for inquiry to Judge C A Twerl. Potential buyers are asked to contact the judge for details and viewing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Twerl
Notary Promoted in Quijotoa and Local Developments
Monday's Daily reports Harry Brook named Notary Public for Quijotoa. Mills shut for freight moves. a new ferry company forms with 2000 dollars capital. A. A. Symonds to launch a weekly Democratic paper. Court room work proceeds. horses race results noted. Guested arrivals from Germany, rail and stage lines update Prescott fires and mining progress. Officers elected for the Central Arizona Baptist Association. education committee formed.
Various Updates Amid Arizona News And Rail Plans
The item covers multiple notes from March including lottery drawings, weather, railroad plans, and local updates. It mentions the Henry College Lottery, rising temperatures, Yuma flooding, a false rumor about a hotel keeper, the death of James Lee, a reward for a cashier, and ongoing railroad and canal efforts in the Arizona territory alongside local notices and court matters. It notes through trains to San Francisco starting and praises the railroad company for reopening the line.
Mine in excellent condition awaiting mill arrival
The mine is in excellent condition in anticipation of the arrival of the mill. Mr. Mack is expected here in a few days for milling preparations and to oversee operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Stephens
Philadelphia
S. F. Mack
Golden Fleece Mine
Mack
Unclaimed Letters at Phoenix Post Office March 17 1834
Call for Advertised Letters lists numerous individuals including Arthur Gilsson Jo Alison J T Huzza WD Cook Charley B Hinson Geo J Bauers John Tiarris Len Clark HG Cameron S W Keer Jan Dempsey Mich Klutan Antonie Dun Robt McQueen Wallace Evans Edwd Ormsley Henry Freudenberg Fr Steizride Win Fay O M Wammock Andrew Stewart and Spanish letters Jesus Relics eadel Ortega Francisco Quizas Gertrudes Ruiz Garmechta Brato de Gallego posted by Postmaster George E Mowny revealing pending mail and request for recipients to claim their letters at the Phoenix office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Arther
Albert Gilsson
Jo Alison
J. T
Huzza
WD Cook
Charley B Hinson
Geo J Bauers
John Tiarris
Len’ Clark
W Jones
HG Cameron
S. WW Keer
Jan Dempsey
Mich
Klutan
Antonie Dun
Robt McQueen
Wallace Evans
Edwd Ormsley
Henry S. Freudenberg
Fr Steizride
Win Fay
Wammock
W Stewart
Cartas Espanolas
Jesus Relics
Ortega Francisco Quizas
Gertrudes Ruiz Garmechta
Brato de Gallego
Delayed News on Geronimo Band and Train Robbers
The account reports Geronimo’s band arriving with 125 cattle and 100 horses bearing Mexican brands. A Tombstone customs inspector failed to seize the stock as Geronimo warned of alarm from white forces if taken. Four train robbers jailed in Silver City escaped. upon recapture two were killed, one wounded, the fourth captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Morgan
Pine Spring
F. M. Murphy & Co
Geronimo
Tombstone
Silver City
In memory of Miss Nola Wilson final tribute
Fragments of a funeral poem mourn the death of Miss Nola Wilson. Lines address a mother’s sorrow, prayers for divine comfort, and longing to be united in heaven. The verses speak of rest in the grave, moonlight, and the ache of parting from a young life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Wilson
Resolutions of Respect for Sister Nora Wilson
Garden Valley Lodge No 1 I O G T adopts resolutions noting the sudden death of Sister Nora Wilson. The lodge offers heartfelt sympathy to the family, orders the charter draped in mourning for 30 days, and directs records, publication in daily journals, and a sealed copy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Valley Lodge No. 1
I. O.G.T
Waeneas
Nora Wilson
Dilly
Lexa F. Cox
J. M. Sort
Wistmor Sears
Judge Fitzgerald Profile in Citi Interview
The Citi reporter recalls Ro Powers with Judge Fitzgerald, a 89 year old young man who has practiced law sixteen years. A University of Mississippi graduate, he split from Democrats to join Republicans in 1876. Noted as bright, fearless, a perfect gentleman, he once killed an insulter in a pistol duel and was acquitted. Native of Vicksburg, he married into a prominent Mississippi family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. O'Neil
O.neil
O'Neil
Citi
Powers
Fitzgerald
Tucson
Sheldon
University of Mississippi
Vicksburg
Missiszippi
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the Herald
Jaswe
Thos. P. Ochiltree
Colton
Boca Beer
Boca Beer Depot
Chin You
Priday
Hunt Office
Maus
Prescott
Mr. Toby
Arizona Canal
Ek Exchange
Garden City Drug Store
Ocar
Amanda
City Recorder
W. Willian
L. H. Goodrich
Jen- Bie Bush
Mesa City
Turesday
Lasker
Sargent
Crow
Rio Grande Republican
THE
R. R. CO
Citizens' Committee
A. Oo
J. W. Social
Wiese
Clifton Clarion
Uaat
Ditroit Copper Company
Morenci
Regare
Retrait Copper Company
Arizona Copper Co
Clifton Hydraulic Co
Arigone
Lord Aylesford
Prince of Whalescot
Bie Spring
India
Henut
Harry Brook
Quijotoa Prospector
Quijotoa
A. A. Symonds
Avery
District Court Room
Juige
Balez
Parkinson
Kelly
Counciman
G. H. N. Luhrs
Bride
Germany
al Luhrs
Mr. Luhrs
Frn
Sunny
Geo. Tantana
Txas
Arizona Stage Company
Acros Gila
Salt River
Ferry and Bridge Company
Messrs. Coats, Tinder
C. Goldman
Messrs
F. Fowler
P. Minor
J. M. Gregory
Messrs. Fowler
Minor
Gila
N. Rosenthal
Kingsbury
Sixth Cavalry
Ajentraz
Josephus Bendix
William H. Brady
Joseph Carpenter
Charles FP. Coe
Henry Commander
Henry Crosson
Joseph Geneva
Albert H. Green
William Howard
John Hummel
James C. Hurley
Richard Jones
Theodore Kumpherstein
Gen. £. King
William B. Sexton
Gilie Starr
Andrew J. Thomisen
Michael Vourange
Patrick Traynor
George C. Williams
Edward Winslow
Fort Lowell
W. H. Thomas
Golden Pierce
Bir
Thomas
Ching Ton
Mwe
Justice Morris
Jennie Bush
J. P. Bush
Hayden
Tempe
Bush
Mipltheria
Salt River Valley
Maricopa Canal
Central Arizona Baptist Association
Baptist Church of
Miocorm
A. Gregory
D. D
G W. Ingalls
Ed. Dodge
Tresamer
Wm. Isaac
L. Shaw
G. W. Ingalls
Clurehes
Tanesday
Cour d'Alene
Yuma
Lewis Leland
James Lee
Silver Lake
Pima County
Oury
Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad
Dan Murphy
Riverside
Florence
American Express Company
St. Louis
City of
Mexico
Dr. Price
Bisver
Clerk of Life
Jordan
Casa Grande
J. W. Cuddy
Quijaton Peak
Ben Nevis
A. Manlove
Alex. Alcbuy
Scotchman
Operaion
Pale River
Pinal
Phoenia
Avid Halbert
AJ Benton
Tempe Canal
Vucsou Wie
Santa Fe
St. Augustine
Patti
San Fransiscans
Twin Booth
Hamlet
Richelieu
Tigo
Othell
Lear
Beingz
Jervis BecButee
Bonth
Velten
Travelers Ins. Co
Wartford, Conn
Bartholdi
Bartholdi Tttbe
Lako
American Committee
California
Irustrated
Histery Companies
Hamilton
Uvat
W D. Crosby
G. 5
Army
Fort Huachuca
Fort McDowell
G. E. Andrews
U.S Amy
Fort Hundhace
Postmajer Mowry
N.C. Fassett
Marc Kopn
Notrey Its
Remoria
Dougher
Wight
TVE Coe
Sdaccesot
Erman Renedeo
Harles A. Vogeler
Tutts
Soli Everywhere
Zia, Critien EfaAldrraySse NY
Tutt
Guay Harmon
Brox Stg
Byez Press
Reopl
Torgh
Murray Street
Judge Fitzgerald
Yavapai Stock Growers’ Association
Onciié
Clanton Range
Acligbus
Mersrs
Fisher & Burhtond
W.e.hazelton
St Rotary
Raketion Presqatt
Geo. W. Drew
Erald
Hodder
Charless
Aliss
Sam
Rancisco
W.A Hancock
J. M. Shriver
Comitiriaigitior
Adams and Miurkopa
Eirevta Mhoeniz
ODEON
Pampriett OM
Stack Manactis
O. F. Eicherly
Gus Peters
Lou Cook
Senoita Marieamie Kendal
John Cook
Willie Peters
Homer
Woodwari & Wilson
Dessie
Vanderver Bhos
Freiht
Mark Goinds
Army Transportation
H. W. Ryder
Woka
Plaza
Plosnix
Kelly & Speedy
Wholealec and
Pitentx
Washington & Center
Ste
Louta
Algene
Hormford
Tobias
Golden Belt
North Carolina
Thackeray
Alfred Tesns
Nes
Agalydl
Lee
DaMiaAsa
S¢H
Damiana Bitters
Damiana
Ana
Damiaos
Thisala
Actu Wye Gee
Ny Ieee
A.W. Cotton
Gésminas
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