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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1882
Page
1
Fragmented ad lists subscription prices including daily and weekly rates. Mentions Terald and Werkly Bierald names with various durations and totals, but legibility is limited. Overall indicates an evening paper with multiple plans and special weekly terms in a historic pricing context.
The Gazette reports two Democrats have a walk-over this fall with Harper Calderwood and Ftinson backing Maricopa County. Mention of a Prescott winter roll call and a remark on Tur Hen Davin as an eloquent speaker is noted, along with assorted local political chatter and satirical asides. The piece ends with a provocative line about spying and a note on a Chinese-involved boy sweeping foals.
The report states strong Porter support across South Western Arizona and Central Arizona, with Northern Arizona also solid. Territory voters appear inclined to elect Porter by a handsome majority, signaling broad cross-region backing.
Hos J W Davis of Pisal County is appointed by Governor Tritto to fill the vacancy caused by Wraitin’s removal. Davis is described as popular and worthy of the honor, making the appointment a good one.
Judge Porter addressed the entire Casa Grande population and was warmly received. The town is expected to deliver him a large voting majority. Ex-Governor ew in of California, formerly a Democratic leader, now campaigns for California Democrats. He long resisted change but now sees errors and holds hope for salvation.
The passage accuses Oury of betraying trusted friends, implying a lasting political risk. It notes that many citizens recognize the behavior and that such actions could influence voters at the polls, framing loyalty as key to future support or opposition.
A letter suggests Mr J D Monilon for the vacant position left by Mr Kelly. The writer argues Monilon would be a first class man with a good chance to secure the vote and fill the office well if elected. What do you think, brothers?
The text urges immediate action on the Grand Jury recommendation for a new Court House and a new jail. It stresses the current buildings are unfit and costly repairs will not suffice, advocating channeling funds into a complete new construction for the county.
The piece argues that Mr. Kelly faced a surprising withdrawal from the county Sheriff race, noting strong Republican support and effort behind him. It contends he should have endured the campaign, prioritizing party and friends, and that public criticism may be unfair while stressing a candidate’s duty to his party.
The Gazette attacks on Judge Tweed are unfounded says the article. His renomination shows confidence in his integrity and ability and proves his loyalty to friends and principles. his incorruptibility unsettles the evil minded.
The article argues for strong opposition to Mr Eaker and notes his friends would be poor fiends if they did not support him. It discusses the wealthrian opponent and Judge Julye, a respected elderly citizen with strong convictions likely to win both friends and enemies. It suggests enemies will vote for the Judge.
The editorial urges recognizing American citizenship for Indians and argues laws restricting their drinking and disturbance are unconstitutional. It notes the position may clash with settler needs to warn and control Indians, but presents a new angle affecting Indians who entered the Union with Mexican purchases.
A Democratic speaker, Murat Masterson, lectured in Tucson yesterday evening on drama. The notice urges a broader audience for such lectures to develop finer tastes, contrasting with a pork and bean diet as dull and lacking mental activity.
The town sees a budding social club movement among young men aimed at forming a lasting society. Proponents say a structured push will attract better citizens and support future higher education institutions, starting modestly but with lasting impact.
The discourse before the District Court on October 18 focuses on whether Congress can prohibit liquor sales to Indians. Attorneys argue Mexican-era citizenship and treaties may grant full citizenship to Pima Papago and other tribes, challenging reservations and restricted rights. The U S attorney asked for time to reply as the question could reshape Arizona Indian policy.
McNulty is adding a fine new stock to his shelves. The announcement notes fresh goods available for customers, signaling updated inventory and renewed shopping options.
A collage of items shows voters in Cochise and Tarapai, drug ads for St Jacobs Oil and Damiana Bitters, fashion notes from Guss Ellis Co, a new Copper Mining District, travel chatter, and political exhortations. Citizens discuss mining trips, social clubs, and upcoming Democratic and Republican meetings while vendors promote hats, laces, and cosmetics.
Mrs Garitz of Pittsburg testifies that Parker's Ginger Tonic cured her weak back despondency and other troubles, saying it made her feel like a new being and every woman should use it.
Oct 11 1352 Pat Fitz Gibbons named special Deputy Sheriff with power to arrest and keep the peace in all times and places in Manicora County Arizona.
Bachupalbe offers a quick complete cure for kidney bladder and urinary misuses. One dollar at druggists.
Court notes list verdicts and motions in multiple cases. Rowe & Co. defeated Orme on account with $597.50 awarded. W A Rowe vs Orme dismissed with costs. Surrine vs Warn plaintiff awarded possession. Wormser vs Rowe damages $1,000 plus $975.72 claimed later. United States cases: Gallardo indictment quashed denied on Perasso, Heyden, and others set for hearing.
The report notes twenty five families headed to Gill Bend. The Surrine versus Warn jury was sent back to deliberate and may spend the night if no verdict by supper. Voters tally 1070 with Agua Caliente Fort McDowell Mesa City and Wickenburg to hear from. Webb of Gila Bend visits town. Floreston Cologne praised for aiding invalids.
The Tucson Star reports a Chinese town meeting at Woolsey Hall naming it a visit. U.S. Revenue Agent Packard inspected the revenue office. Shriver and Mynor architects dissolved, with P. Minor to continue the business. Intelligence says two Indiana youths were nearby and Geronimo with sixteen bucks is east of Bailey's Station near Graham Mountain, with Bolan’s men on alert still uncertain of Geronimo’s location.
Telegraphic news reports the Grand Encampment of California electing officers in San Francisco with unanimous support. Other items note J A Hubbell disputing a campaign fund claim, party shifts in Congress, and various regional political commentary from Washington to Boston and Chicago with 1880s references. The scattered brief items include liquor convention notes and local political disputes.
Dealers and Manufacturers Association renamed as Personal Liberty League of the United States and passed a unity resolution opposing Prohibitionist aggression, praising Ohio’s election result, then adjourned. Anti-monopoly bid in San Francisco picks Blake for mayor and other city posts. Tammany in New York backs a union ticket for mayor sheriff and clerks with Gorman Ingraham and others.
Fretful babies soothed by Parker's Ginger Tonic claim to stop pains and calm mothers, while a bogus offer promises free cures for youth and nervous decay from a missionary in South America. The notices seek readers to mail self addressed envelopes to a Rev Josupia T Inwas in New York City. Also a request for about 10000 dollars for an investment against real estate or a hotel in an Arizona growing city.
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