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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1883
Page
2
Subscription rates for Daily Herald and Weekly Herald are listed for various periods and regions. The piece includes editorials on public offices, politics, and remarks on dyn amite as a political factor. It questions national hero worship, office seeking, and the lack of volunteers to attend the coronation of the Czar, reflecting an 1883 newspaper voice.
A May 3 1883 letter from M Sage Chief of Scouts to W L Davis notes two Chiricahuas arrived from Mexico and report Charley McComas is alive and well among the Apache. They say he uses his right name Charles and were told of possible troop surprise plans.
A fragment explains a sleepy Sunday at home interrupted by a milkman, a hungry bread man, and a string of humorous misfortunes. The narrator endures persistent doorstep calls, a calk of breakfast, and a friendly visit from a Chinese wash man, leading to a long, comic morning with Alice Maria reacting.
A train suicide near Dregoony Summit Arizona is reported with a miner J A Nelson named as the deceased. Dispatches discuss General Crook, his movements, cross border considerations with Mexico, and actions around San Bernardino Springs and Jay's Pass. Other items note earthquakes, accidents, and political-military updates across regions.
Mixed county notes report improvements at the Masonic cemetery and street work, alongside a shipment of machinery to Castle Creek. Mentions repairs to a rail line and a new steam engine prototype by Mr Copeland, with agricultural and hospital labor updates and weather kindnesses.
The Silver City Enterprise reports assays from the Bonanza run range from 8000 to 27000 dollars per ton. The new camp, called Bonanza City, faces heavy litigation over claims as a jail boom unfolds. Over 500 prospectors have already converged on the ground.
Wurreraw Rem of the New York Yrifene touts the low cal paper as the best read paper in the world. He cites unique local coverage including marriages births divorces deaths and town events like balls picnics and meetings.
A newspaper condemns two Tombstone rangers who fired on Indians, saying the act endangered a massacre and stemmed from cowardly pride. It praises others who acted prudently and calls for legal action to stop future outrages.
A fragmented OCR reading presents odd phrases and distorted names, mentioning a conception and a melange of unclear terms. It references odd exclamations and partial quotes, with no clear events, dates, or identifiable figures.
Property notice dated April 2 in the district court records lists settler names and parcel details, including claims at Mart copsou and related lands. It references Beers bern smth and Averishs for Ferioh AWVeeds with dates and actions by authorities, noting the need to publish and affix notices.
The Land Office at Phoenix Arizona issues notices of invention filings and patent proceedings. It lists parties such as Siebel Engr and others, with dates including April 21 and references to district court actions and sections in township ranges. The language is jumbled and partially unreadable but signals an official notice about patent filings and related legal actions in the region.
Land notice at Pine Annona Apii4 1bs3 announces intention to liquidate certain parcels. District court of Arizona renders actions on Weg Ht 10 Welock at Southeast street corner in 28 toe grip North. Named individuals Mare Ebigugrsem Willian Ro firch Ahsan Epton Tom i Larsen Pitonix Macjcops county Aries listed as claimants. REN RY COUSINS Berictor appears as official.
Public notice from Putenu Arizona dated April 4 28 discusses Timber Culture Contest details. It references William E fark of Vomeix and cites a complaint and required actions. The document lists timbers, soil, and ownership issues with mentions of individuals and locations amid unclear transcription.
Fragmentary OCR records show bustling activity with travel patterns and local names. Mentions include Prof Guthrie mailing notices to subscribers, J Morgan and H Wadler on the south bound line, and Hon W B Hotten as a passenger. A Knights Templar circular is prepared for press.
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