Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-26
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 ing 1Fousekeepers ait9swhfeh his nat
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 heepnld com saislls .s,oards
 ing oliss pers he has, however
 words Of praise and che At tue
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 theifat ssssfreet
 you can find aceo1ada aaaataon, good
 antsSsesonablez At No. 40 Royal
 staa6RceesiteEE Esfeu found some ezs4A AEizqna ss 4
 mSashsxh ss@e re doing WeiIs and let
 ting ro6haAtsQee eenA per5a isft. No
 one need.be fllf:lsTEesd .fr9ml visiting
 the Exposition on, account of New
 Orleans e2Pense unless they want to
 lfve7at crack hotels where tihey ,can
 pay to their hearts, content. The best Restaurant .is the Ten. perance
 Woman's, s, Exchange on. Bourbon St5, but so many people hIr discovered. it, that they are constantly crowded. T will some time giye yeu-a cons Imunication describing the city GUS toms. In the present letter I have more pressing matter to being before your. readers. Of course, one of the
 first. places visited was the Arizona
 Exhibit at the Exposition. Here l
 found our Territorial and County
 Commissioners have succeeded in
 presenting undoubtedly and by far the best mineral Exhibit in the great show, that of Mexico hot excepted.
 They have, had however in some
 measure 10 make bricks without straw .'' It seems to us incomprehen- sible how our Prescott Legislators should have passed by unheeded the l governor recommendation and l neglected to appropriate, at the least sufficient funds to re~im. purse our. Commissioners the moneyE paid ont of pocket. -..-., ..,-;.-.--.. ..i-
 Five thousand dollar were donatedF by C ongress, of which one thousand was held back for purposes of consJ truction leaving only $400O availY able for Exhibition purposes. .l
 It must be understood that this donation was obtained by the Coml
 n1issioners and for the benefit of tho Territory Travelling expenses found Arizona etc, to work up the affair Packing, re>shipping and freight of the cases from Chicago | swallowed up over s3OOO and left l but feV hhndredsffef fthe New Orleans expenses. Our men here 1 went to. work in faith and spent for the good of the Territory l to tine honor of the Iegis- | lature to re- imburse Ihem.i They | have been by no means extravagant l but the actual expenses aslyet giving | nothing whatever for any salaries are BiTs E btvveer $i20e0 and wifi be SseOO | more by June. Towards this, the government gives the $4000 and the ure voted $3,600 for expen- ses from January 15, onwards leav- Ing over $7000 improvlded for with out cent of pay for any time or personal expenses of the workers or for means of properly advertising our resources. Now this is not right, ought 10 be remedicd, It would be difficult to oYerestimate the benefit | that must aecrue to our Territory from thesExposition. People judge of the relative resources of the diff ferent sectfDns of. .fhe cohutry from Lheir eXhib it's at titis1 worlds fair. The chief bensfitad be be reaped is notsby tIle older Eastern States but by the newer western Territories. For, tls haaoE as well as profit, of it was Aeeessry tof make a good exhibit and this has Beteinn' done by ilig fEaef pga9i 2 RborTs epter,, prise and -faif fh of aurs Commission CTS. iWse have confesssd1x' tifrssss fatg-l est, ,the best, and most iastlly arraIg, | eci mineral E EExhltas 2 at tn sEEp@fti ion and -lle7 one atlnat receives the m bst as soon ,as you epfer the doors of the government buildings you arerQonfronted bya the Arizona apnouncen6eht, :. Our cases and spes- imens are attractive from d distance and receive the closer inspection of r most Rasser99y, H would surprise anAriza afifal}f 70 hear the constant irfq tfi rfes made about oHF- Territory f and the numbey'of persons who wish | and are resolved to make il their per maDent home. r We ought to 'have Hon. Pat. HamiNon's book, broken lR;ipto .pamphiets and distributed here by the thousand or the whole work sold at a cheap rate. No better op poi tunity for advertising our res sources and Inviting capital to 'de- velor theh could pessibles be press anted than is given. here. And this brings me 10 41ointsmore immediat- ely concerning Maricopa and to which ask speciol attention. The