May 1 1884 Herald County Official Paper headline
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1884
Page
4
The Herald County Official Paper publishes daily editions except Sundays with news briefs, notices, and local developments from the county seat and surrounding towns.
Local items report Ostter's Whisky at the O and fresh rolls at Whepleys. Ben Morgan active in Territory with Ber a beer at Boca Beer Depot. Sergeant Murraiy charged by court martial for selling government Mient barley. J. T. Lewis buys Mender's place. Mender paid $12,000. George F. Coats sells old Humbolt potatoes. Harper's Magazine June issue advertised with articles on the New York Custom House and Abraham Lincoln at Cincinnati. A million dollars loan voted for New Orleans Exposition. delegates to Chicago Democratic National Convention discuss tariff issues.
A notice seeks a house rental on behalf of Jude C A Tween. The sparse fragment mentions an inquiry and a requester, with no further details on location, terms, or contact.
The Lemon Hotel lists meal times including breakfast from 6 to 9 30 a m lunch from 12 to 2 p m and dinner from 5 to 7 p m indicating standard daily services for guests at the hotel.
Barley offered for sale at not less than 25000 units at 110 per hundred with contact via Mrs F E McBeine Kornix Lotel. Shelbyville Illinois switches from no license to licensing liquor beer and wine with eight licenses issued, liquor license 1000 and beer wine 400, yielding higher town revenue and tacitly regulating saloons.
Public concern grows as reports allege large withdrawals by the Hudson family before an assignment. Col Daily’s Citizen claims assignee Stiles benefited without creditors listed, signaling likely collusion. The piece warns of a broader syndicate seeking profit through fraud and urges self protection.
Telegraphic summaries report Frelinghuysen warning that Senate passage of the Chinese bill will irritate the Chinese government and embassy. In Sharon divorce testimony expert Hyde questions the handwriting of the letters claiming “wife” appears in different hands. Bail set at $20,000 for Wells and Martha Wilson after police court appearance. Needles flood reports claim Colorado River rising and bridge washed. repairs underway with passengers being transferred. Republican National Convention preparations note possible Hoar as temporary chair and changes in secretaries. candidates are shaping up for the June gathering.
In the decisive contest scene Logan Blaine and Arthur prepare lodgings and staff in two distant hotels, with secretaries, messengers, and lobbyists arriving early to protect interests amid a wave of dark horses. Local bureau set up by Arthur draws mixed reactions as Sahin shows presidential fever. dozens of other hopefuls negotiate accommodations.
Mr H P Leshe of Elkton Maryland, late of the U S Navy, was cured of rheumatism and neuralgia after a few applications of St Jacobs Oil, the noted pain remedy. The claim highlights a naval veteran finding relief from debilitating pains through the product.
The Arizona Republican Convention in Phoenix adopts a platform praising Republican national and territorial leadership while condemning federal appointees with Democratic leanings. It calls for qualified Republicans in all federal posts and declares James G. Blaine of Maine the party’s choice for U S president.
Mrs John Gemmell of Milroy Miflin county Ga sustained a spinal injury in spring 1864 causing partial paralysis. After nearly twenty years she began using St Jacobs Oil in spring 1683 and experienced instant relief. A second application aided her walking and recovery.
Tuesday notes report McDonald's Limerick won a four mile race in 3 26 with Welle's buy pony Cowboy second. The write up also mentions washouts on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe line in New Mexico and streets selling water in Quijotes. Reports from Tucson describe bank dissatisfaction amid rumors of rot in Denmark. Hon W A Rowe visits Phoenix and notes Bonanza mine activity with many workers expected to be needed soon.
May 10 1854 list of unclaimed names includes Binkley Adaline Bryant Brown W Boyd Brink John T Casy GH Belle Cook Charlie B Dutcher Geo W Dufram L Freeman J C Jones Tom E Lee Lizzie B Lee Miss F Metcalf Edward McKinney Jas Sichowe B Overton Edwed Packard Mollia Packard Annie Richins Rebecca Ryan William Smith James B Smith Frank Smith George Straus M Sherman A Simmons H F Thompson Marty Vaughn drs Dona Whitlow Frank CARTES ESPANOLAS Felipe Sunbrano Felipe Arujo Buitiga Grasso Fransica Silveras dosef4 de Cato Goadio Campilly Anto Campusano Jose Pepe Guelua Leonardo Corellia Returned letters W M Henry Wim J Scott Call for advertised letters Gro E Mowney P.M.
Acentred scene at the Central railroad where a first through train left on time amid a delayed mail bag. Post office clerks reportedly went to meals and fiestas, causing the sack to miss the mail, while 5000 onlookers watched the departure.
From Wednesday's Daily a note that New Mexico has penitentiary bonds for sale. The item mentions healthful properties of Agua Caliente springs enjoyed by many Yumnatics and various editorial positions shifting, with brief notes on land office business and local bereavement.
The ex Indian agent Hiodan of the Navajo reservation discusses growing prejudice as white settlers press on tribal lands. He notes broken promises on permanent boundary lines, repeated surveys, and intensified Mormon influence guiding Indian actions. He warns of armed force and church aid shaping responses to settler disputes.
The Benson smelter is a major regional ore processor shipping from Mohave and Simora via Kingman to Benson. It employs about 200 workers, handles five carloads daily, and produces roughly 73 tons of bullion valued around 500 dollars per ton. The firm owns nearby mines near Harshaw and may soon issue stock to exclusively work copper ores.
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