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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1882
Page
1
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R F Kirkland N Herick awed T Smith J B Kelley consider 3.55 with 8 percent added. Ore price deemed too high results in 30.80 per thousand assessed. Reminder to renew registration or voter eligibility at next election. The Independent endorses Oury following Onury's Tombstone arrival. Simultaneous oddities noted as events unfold.
Cochise reports 2700 registered voters while Yavapai lists 2160. Races described as neck and neck with Cochise slightly favored as registrations appear to edge ahead in the tally.
A brief public notice warns residents there are only five days remaining to add their names to the Great Register for the upcoming election. It emphasizes urgency and the deadline to participate.
A U S grand jury in session in Tucson uncovers a wretched situation at San Carlos under Indian Agent Tiffany, signaling a probe into alleged mismanagement and abuse of authority within the agency and its operations.
Oury's reception at Williams drew 38 attendees from a 236 voting population, a notably small turnout for a notable event.
Citizens traveling on county roads complain they see no bridges or evidence of work done and question where the road fund has gone as local officials face scrutiny over road maintenance and prioritization.
The speaker notes that roughly three quarters of local businessmen in the county have donated five to one hundred dollars for road repairs and bridges over the last two to three years while also paying a tax to support county road building.
A youth in New York sought a police permit to bear a pistol to shoot President Arthur. He was taken into custody for mental examination.
The note indicates a reminder about registering in order to write, stressing completion of registration before any writing activity. It reflects a procedural requirement likely from an institution or community program. No dates or names are provided in the readable text.
A brief shootout over a land claim in the Huachuecas left all three participants wounded, with no fatalities. The involved shooters were Foster, Cregan, and Hammersly. The item notes Oury’s claim that Arizona’s share of the public lands survey appropriation is vastly smaller than others say.
A local excerpt asserts Mr Kelly is fully capable for sheriff and will win by a wide margin across counties. It emphasizes his competence and expected strong vote, predicting he will be the next sheriff without doubt.
The county taxes at 33.84 per 100 with poor roads and no county bridges, indebts for current work, no paid county buildings, and an overstated assessed value. Supporters urge sweeping reforms as the ruling party vows tax rate increases, sparking a push for relief and modernization.
The Mineral Belt railroad to Globe faces likely finalization as bonds go to New York and the company president may arrive to begin construction. Citizens urge concerted action on rail lines and favor a Maricopa to Phoenix route. Local jail security criticized after Miller escape, with calls for accountability to prevent future incidents and ensure proper administration of county jail affairs.
Praise for Judge Porter travels widely as supporters in the Territory press him for congress. Reports from Oury are scarce and unclear. Indications show a large portion of the Democratic party intends to back Porter.
The report notes that drinks appear to offer a remedy, evidenced by a noticeable lack of bums in the area. Authorities consider this an indirect sign of improvement and public order stabilizing as beverage popularity rises.
Friday district court sessions open as federal and state matters unfold. California ships not less than a hundred carloads of sheep weekly to Texas amid ongoing trade and agricultural movement. Ex Gov Sarrono and Judy are anticipated to arrive in Tucson from New York within a few days.
The query asks how many miles of county roads have received attention, noting the extensive network and central concern over maintenance. Officials consider prior work and future funding to determine the scope of required repairs and improvements across the county.
A quip contrasts ancient wish that enemies would write a book with the modern wish they would instead seek office. The remark highlights political ambition as a contemporary form of public exposure, noting the transforming nature of enmity into public careers.
Private sources report A Frank is reinstated on the Territorial Prison Commission while Alexander has been removed from the body. The moves represent a notable shift in the commission's membership and policy direction.
Colorado Coal and Iron Company plans a ditch seventy five miles long with a width of thirty feet and a water depth of five feet. The project will channel significant water flow across the region, impacting land use and local infrastructure.
The Hon. Clark Churchill of Prescott arrived yesterday returning from Yuma and plans to depart tomorrow for home. He reports Yuma booming for Porter, signaling active growth and prospects in the Porter area.
The THz Farmer's Convention in Stockton California convened and nominated Railrowd Commissioners members of the State Board of Equalization the Controller and Justices of the Supreme Court.
Mr Krexranp the present Recorder is a staunch Republican who never flinches in the face of the foe. A large majority of the county will vote for him, and the fight in his case is not a severe one as the office is conceded already.
Rumor says in two years the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe may extend its line through Arizona to the Soggies. Our Valley may soon have the railroad in its path and the community is urged not to wait for others to act.
The Courier questions its prior claim of a Democratic majority, noting a two thousand Democratic majority in Turkey and insisting there is doubt about the lasting strength of that majority as observed in recent days.
The article claims bromide of potassium can suppress saccharine diabetes and glucosuria when guided by a skilled physician. It notes the remedy was effective in animals and in humans within weeks, urging medical supervision.
Mn Ocny accuses Democrats of stealing thunder and seeks votes on silver coinage, while Ali Oury dismisses party loyalty as a cruel trap. Arizona supporters urge Republicans to advance mineral regions' welfare and oppose the Oury doctrine of abandoning party for a single issue.
The message proclaims Mr. Shaw as the capable careful and honest choice to handle the county funds for the next two years. It asserts there is no doubt he is the right man for the job and will serve in the right place at the right time.
The Tucson discussion urges creating a Territorial museum of mines to showcase the region’s vast investment and development potential. A new capital is arriving, and the territory should have a prominent museum to prove its worth and attract attention.
The writer argues Ohio’s Democratic win stems from local factors, not party principle, with a strong German Republican bloc opposed to temperance measures. They claim alienation of the German vote swung the result and doubt broader 1881 implications, predicting ongoing Republican success.
The article reports voter preferences for improved road infrastructure and reduced taxes, signaling a call for fiscal restraint and greater public works funding. It notes community leaders and residents expressing support for prioritizing road projects while limiting tax increases.
A calm settles over county politics as observers warn that tensions are rising and a storm of activity may soon unfold. Officials and residents anticipate shifts in policy, campaigns, and public engagement in the near future.
The longest pole is hefted by Simmons, Hayden, Calderwood, and Kelly as they transport the pole that will perform the main function. The group coordinates the lift and positioning to ensure the pole reaches the required spot and achieves its purpose.
General Crok issues a Prescott October 5 1882 directive emphasizing justice to Indians and whites. Officers must avoid oppression and redress grievances promptly to prevent outbreaks. ensure lawful force only when necessary and properly authorized.
Phoenix October 11 1882 Board of Supervisors approves petition creating a new Rond District No 9 along Cave Creek to Yavapai line and names Webb precinct for an election. It also sets up multiple precinct polls for November 7 1882 with appointed inspectors and judges across Maricopa county. A motion authorizes attorney JD NeCube to receive 200 dollars from the General Fund. Adjournment follows with suggestion to discuss a fire company formation.
Court records show demurrers withdrawn judgments foreclosures and noted leave to file amended complaints. Guardians and promissory note cases appear with dismissals and divorces, while Grand Jury names and appointments are listed with excused members and officers. Proceedings span Oct 10 to Oct 12 with multiple cases adjourned to Thursday morning.
Friday October 14 1882 reports indictments and pleas including Ah He guilty to grand larceny and awaiting sentence, cases of Post and Hudson failing to appear with bonds forfeited, Womimser v Rowe amended complaint, Rowe v Orme with answers filed, and the October term jurors named for trial. Also notes a railroad demurrer and a local rustic anecdote about sowing wheat in dust and a reminder to register on the seventeenth.
A long local note reports cooling weather and scarce staples like potatoes eggs and chickens on strike. It praises new superintendent D T Hughes of San Francisco at the Gold King mine and notes optimistic mining results. A Democratic Club meeting at 444 Carnicero st discusses elections, party strength, and bourbon, ending with a cheer for Frank Kirkland.
An interview with Frank James during transport from Independence to Kansas City reveals his desire for a quiet life with his family, his belief immunity was not promised, and his hope that Governor would intercede if convicted. He claims a long flight from the law and requests mercy while acknowledging public demand for justice.
An advertisement touts Samarit an Nervine as a universal remedy for epilepsy, hysterics, vertigo, apoplexy, paralysis, nervous debility, female complaints, insomnia, drunkenness, opium habit, and numerous other ailments. It claims to eradicate disease causes, restore vitality, and lists numerous testimonial cures from individuals across towns, urging readers to seek timely use to save health and social standing.
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