Republican Club Plans Torchlight Parade Meeting
The Republican Club will meet in the Club room on Saturday evening at seven o clock to organize a torchlight parade.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1884
Page
3
The Republican Club will meet in the Club room on Saturday evening at seven o clock to organize a torchlight parade.
Reading fragments show a bustling mercantile column with notices of sales and rents at Whep lew s store, lemon hotel stays, and Dillon & Keneally price promises. The piece chronicles a variety of goods from limes to potatoes, furniture, and fresh butter, plus notices on exhibits and fair preparations and a political campaign milieu in Maricopa.
A garbled report mentions a Tahdesia ex-Scere event and a variety of names. Walter L. Vallexy of Empire Stock ranch Pima County hints at horses and bulls, while 8.3. Jenaty from Bakersfield California and John Spence of Santa Barbara California promise items. Distinct miners display is noted.
Lessons in embroidery from one to four on Tuesdays and Friday afternoons. Silk, chiffon, Arrasine and applique embroidery done to order. Sewing at reasonable rates. For terms and full particulars apply to Mrs Masony, Enet Jefferson Street, Phoenix, Arizona.
An exclusive society event occurred during a private screening at Mhypis ball where members of a local Brethren group gathered in a general meeting. Attendees included notable figures from the community and the organizing fraternity. Security remained tight as the event proceeded without incident.
A fragmented report shows BeC Mawodtsya and allies opposing ties to county offices and rail communication with outsiders. The text alleges plans to evade the issue through noisy rhetoric and misdirection, reflecting local political strife over infrastructure and governance.
Friends of reform push in county government election urge voters to support changes at the old courthouse. They call for fiscal restraint and lower rates, asking citizens to remember the issue on election day.
The Babacumari settlers in the southern Territory organize to resist land swindlers. They elected a president, secretary, treasurer, and finance committee and claim integrity and backbone to protect their lands and stand together against theft.
A damaged, unclear OCR passage describes Mr Broadway as a well known, gentle figure respected by many. It hints at his potential inability to fulfill office duties without scrutiny from officials and questions whether deputies would support him, emphasizing reliance on trusted judgment and the risk of political entanglements.
Mr Jenni Muray, deputy U S district attorney, is honored for a commendable record. The United States Grand Jury is noted as energetic and thorough in examining indictments and maintaining convictions. The piece commends them for upholding government demands and moral backbone.
The letter writer accuses C Heap of exploiting farmers for grain sales and seeks a representative who will expose theft and defend valley residents. The public wonders who will secure honest votes and oppose corruption, naming C Heap as untrustworthy and ineffective.
A fragmented political tract argues over railroad policy in Maricopa County. It claims candidates pledge to serve county and territorial interests, while warning against rail expansion and urging a ballot decision on public railway support.
A lengthy report details territorial court sessions with multiple demurrers, pleas, and trials. Entries include US v Davis and US v Ng Ching with guilty verdicts, various foreclosures, grand jury actions, and juror appointments. The docket records arraignments, bond settings, and adjournments across Monday to Wednesday sessions.
An advertised remedy promises fast relief for kidney bladder and urinary ailments including irritation scalding stone gravel catarrh of the bladder. Sold by druggists at $1 with claims of complete cure.
Gregory offers lumber shakes and builder materials at Coot vom Casa Now, inviting customers to buy for current construction needs. The sale emphasizes a time to build and provides details on available stock and pricing.
Fragmentary text lists names such as Phred Degraw and Wells Ret Gp Carns with odd phrases about desires and offers. No clear event, date, or locations emerge. content appears damaged OCR and lacks coherent narrative.
Fragmented text from a historical stock ledger outlines shares, certificates, and public auction processes. Mentions price per share around 9 to 10 dollars, notices of payment, and costs of improvement, with references to stock transfers, witnesses, and a public sale in Phoenix. Names and exact entities are garbled.
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