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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1882
Page
3
A collage of notices and brief items from Phoenix including remarks on properties, arrests, advertisements, a new ranch purchase, mining dividends, and grand jury reports. It details courthouse and jail concerns, building needs, and county hospital movement, plus snippets on local commerce and public warnings.
Postoffice list shows unclaimed letters in Phoenix Arizona dated Oct 16 1392 including Blanchard D A Nayes CU H Barvard G B Patton A Brown Edward Turner Mra Jessie Crisp Francea Wonlbridge J Davenport Davdl Woods Hawthorne Lou Weedon PF M Harreel Marton Garcia Leonardo Johnson Laura Gacia Sibsdiva de Kenton E Gomes Francisco Lee Emil Moreno Refugi Mathews Edwi Santa Cruz Ep de Morris Granny Tridecs George Billsy Jerry Selfridge Gy Call for advertised letters Gec E Mowny P M note inviting recipients to claim letters and inspect new Fall and Winter sock displays by Guss Ellis Co.
An old advert claims Damiana Bitters prevents sour stomachs with a simple tonic. It pitches a herbal remedy for digestive discomfort and stomach upset, urging readers to try the product for relief.
Judge Finney presides as Furpay and Saremupayr cases move through demurrer and trial settings. Territory of Barney, Phileas, Sanches, and Wormser matters advance with motions, defaults, and extended deadlines. Grand Jury reports and indictments noted. Mona City residents attend as Surrine v Warn proceedings near trial.
General Crook met with four hundred Apache chiefs and heal men to outline rules for the department. Indians must be counted daily and travel only with papers. Tiswin production to stop. Off reservation with passes means hostility. Crook urged peaceful cooperation but warned no mercy for warlike moves. Detachment returned with eleven Apaches reported off the reservation.
Announcement by the Territory of Arizona outlines an 1883 and biannual reregistration rule. It lists Maricopa County voting precincts and registering officers, notes monthly returns to the county recorder, and warns eligible voters to register before October 1, 1882 or lose voting rights.
The Office of the Unter Commsacy invites sealed proposals until October 23 1862 for flour and related supplies to Fort Apache Fort Huachuca Fort Lowell Fort Verde Camp Princes and other posts in Arizona Territory. Bids require a bond and samples, with right to reject any bid and to adjust quantities, delivery within days and payment terms to be provided on application.
The Maricopa County Republicans renew allegiance to the National Republican Party and its principles. They oppose monopolies and favor equal rights and burdens, demand restoration of public lands, oppose land grants, urge Congress to reclaim lands granted to railroads, seek economical county government, expand the county road fund, support liberal school legislation, and require corporations to pay taxes. Goldman & Co. advertises plows from Moline with San Francisco pricing.
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