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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1897
Page
4
Summer health worries are addressed with Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a solid foundation tonic. It builds vitality, sustains energy, and can be kept on hand for indefinite use. Available from druggists in 22 50 cents or 5 dollars sizes.
Graham County Bulletin reports Under-Sheriff Joe T. McKinney pursuing an 8 horse thief from Globe on a 20 hour ride to Solomonville. A court order targets delinquent real estate taxes, with notices issued and seized property to Territory. Tombstone Prospector notes gains by Cpt. Rt. Hoefford at El Dorado and mine sales. Journal-Miner highlights M W Stewart's Los Angeles grocery venture. Prescott attorney visits relate to a murder-freed bill. J O Herndon elected Nations Bar Association VP. A Mexican bridegroom elopes causing local uproar and Judge Williams unites, then bride elopes again. Yuma Sentinel mocks Aspinwall as ladies man at the prison. inmates’ wardrobe and fashion frills become concern as reforms loom. Holbrook Argus mentions W A Barnes, wife, and Maggie Jervis returning from Makeidence village trip.
A condensed Arizona newspaper page reports on William Wisdom's arrest for obtaining money under false pretenses in Cass Grande, ongoing tax debates in Gila County and territorial levies, the Territorial Board of Equalization raising property values, Fox and Robinson’s project with Indian affairs, and mining updates from Mohave Miner Tucson and Yuma regions describe flooding in Kingman, ore production at Oro Blanco, and development efforts at the Squamito Yaqui districts.
Me Greene builds a brick addition to his summer cottage and school trustees plan a new wing with openings set for September 13. The Anti Saloon League holds its first monthly meeting and drafts committees. Scottsdale, Rangewood, and Orangewood grow closer as residents discuss district consolidation and local plans. A violin lessons note and two mandolin flyers hint at a future community orchestra. Also a local testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic remedy endorses its relief for bilious colic.
A vivid note from Central Verdi details meetings led by Elder Cushman and Brother Gill, describing a valley thirty miles long with rich water and minerals near Jerome mine. The writer narrates Grand Canyon adventures, climbs, and berry collecting, plus a drug ad for Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
A promotional notice from Schilling's & Company of San Francisco invites readers to try their tea trade offer with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad emphasizes consumer confidence and immediate appeal to buyers seeking value in the tea market.
Fragmented Tempe items report rheumatic illness among locals, visitors from Phoenix, and a California visitor. There is mention of gravel work for bridge ballast, rising demand for housing, a humorous Montana winter tale, school reopening plans, excursion tickets to Prescott, and new Tempe Live Stock Association officers. A military conference discusses San Carlos post expansion and Fort Grant abandonment, plus local public notices and a testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds.
Superintendent Dorringson brings a life-term inmate back to Yuma prison after extended confinement in the asylum, not deemed crazy enough for release. Other cases include burglary charges against F A Milligan and Jack Bockiey, with bail set at $500, and local debates over Chinese residents selling produce amid sewer farm sightings.
Interest grows among Christian young people in the Territoriat convent ions at Prescott next Monday. Salt River valley delegates urged to attend. round trip rail fare advertised and dates set for a beneficial summer escape among pines.
Chicago and Cariac o Aug 23 State Attorney Deneen prepares to present evidence in the Luetgert murder case set to open next week. Details include plans to visit the Armitage factory, discussions on concise proven facts, and the defense reserving statements. The case hinges on the alleged disintegration of the victim and a key number thirteen appearing in many elements of the testimony.
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