Bran pole will knock the per simmons this rattle
A compact item notes a Bran pole defeating Simmons in a rattling contest.
30 Oct 1884
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1884
Page
1
A compact item notes a Bran pole defeating Simmons in a rattling contest.
Heap has decided to go home to seek rest from his sorrows while tallying the money and votes he lost on his recent trip.
The eight truthful Democrats intend to resin the construction of a landing dew at the river to aid embarkation for the head of the stream next week.
Reports say St John has joined the National Democratic General Committee to align with its effort to attract votes away from Blaine, aiming to maximize support in key regions. The move signals a strategic partnership intended to shift political influence and bolster the NDC's voter base.
A political row centers on a Democratic District Attorney who allegedly charged 380 dollars per day for his attendance at preliminary examinations drawing scrutiny from opponents and voters.
Mr RL Lose arrived from the south yesterday afternoon and goes north today to meet his many friends in that portion of the Territory. As Mr Long progresses in the canvass he receives great encouragement and will doubtless be elected by a handsome majority.
Cant oHeuz trails among eastern Democrats since an October meeting. The Central Committee plans to spread a chant in Cleveland while opponents warn of political manipulation. The speaker will campaign in New York city as the issue remains contested.
Arizona will have a man in Congress for two years. C. Bean will represent the territory and not merely himself. Head rails against the Archie and Pacific land event. He proposes to be sent to Congress to oppose it because CP Head uses land grants for a cattle range and seeks to secure the title to these lands.
The piece argues that Democrats deny leadership by the "gang" and favor a platform reducing county taxes below 3.50 dollars per hundred. It asserts Drew will steer county offices to serve public interests over a clique of office-seekers, aligning with the people and current times.
A local speaker urges voters to abandon party prejudice and vote for a new regime and sweeping reforms. Citing Kirk and Stawliest power, the message extols Bipklsnd as a top county businessman of integrity, arguing for government overhaul in the regent county.
The Democratic leaders in Maaricopa county condemn polygamy while county candidates assure Mormon voters they will stay out of religion issues. The debate centers on secular society and adherence to law, with the Mormon community broadly endorsing lawful conduct and church restraint.
The piece condemns an attack on the Mormon church and argues the attempt to inflame religious prejudice shows how far Democratic office-seekers will go to win the county contest.
An Arizona Methodist article argues for Republican candidate R L Long over Dr Jones for Superintendent of Public Instruction. It cites Long’s modern education, practical teaching experience, and current generation learning as superior to Jones, urging progressive Territorians to elect Long to lead educational reforms.
Rome reports a secret consistory to elevate eight new cardinals including the Archbishops of Vienna Sevilla and Palermo and Monsignors Massui Merosigori Latrenzio Mazaiti and Verga. Seven seats remain vacant in the College of Cardinals. Ed ward Marion, a longtime Sax Francisco stock exchange figure aged 82, died after a brief illness. Also noted is turmoil over A W Bowman's assignment and related financial distress affecting Mrs Bowie Joseph Belden and others with mentions of Henry Breed and potential losses. Santa Fe circles react to a Spanish American elopement story.
A sensational tale centers on Mrs. Perfecto Yrisarri and her wealthy husband eloping to Lamy Junction where they were arrested after she allegedly faced coercion to wed. A separate report details Logan’s reception at Pronia with an attempted train wreck along the path, plus multiple political and court notes including cases on polygamy and public trials.
October Term 1984 session entries show case Yeager not guilty and discharged. Several judgments against C T Hayden include amounts: $1,425 plus costs in Jas Murphy case. $1,157.08 with interest and costs in Goldman & Co.. $565.20 with interest and costs. $1,100 with costs. $2,481.80 with costs and interest for Kashland & Co.. $2,000 in Mons Ellingson. $1,100 with interest and costs in Ellington case. $5.2984? appeared as Wormserve case details remain.
The court for Maricopa County will adjourn to November 17 after a petition from citizens and attorneys urged postponement until after the election and fair. Sumner Howard replies that no public interest will suffer. Republican rally notes in camp praise candidates. local figures include Clark Churchill and J Y T Smith.
Last evening a spirited gathering of Tempe Republicans, joined by Phoenix delegates and several Republican candidates, filled a rain soaked hall. J J Winger opened the session naming J T Priest as chairman. Capt J Y T Smith spoke nearly an hour on local politics and county government, followed by L Fowler Jerry Millay T W Hine and Capt W A Hancock addressing bond issues and rallying support amidst musical interludes.
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