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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1894

Page

2

Phoenix Valley News and Regional Updates 1894

The issue notes subscription and advertising rates, mentions Phoenix Prescott railroad hopes for August, mourns the death of Hon. A Judd of Tucson, and reports on United States Court decisions striking down bogus land grants. It also covers Breckinridge Pollard case delays, Coxey and his unemployed army marching on Washington, and critiques of Carl Browne.

Washington Kentucky Coxey Ohio Carl Browne Pacific Coast Los Angeles Browne

Dispute Over Chief Justice Baker Sparks Gazette Critique

The Gazette targets Chief Justice Baker over his bank tax ruling, after once praising him as an able and upright judge. Observers note Baker acts independently, limiting dictation, and expect fair-minded readers to favor the judge over the paper’s attack.

Gazette Baker Supreme and District Bench

Land Office Notice from Tucson March 27 1894

Public notice from the United States Land Office in Tucson Arizona dated March 27 1894. Details regarding land claims allotments filings and deadlines are to be observed by interested parties. Additional information appears in official notices and records of land entries.

United States Court of Private Land Claims Tucson San Rafael Sonoita Arizona United States Land Office

Desert land claim notices filed for irrigation proof

Elizabeth Ulmer of Tempe Maricopa County Arizona and Charles T Springer of Mesa Arizona file notices of intention to make proof on desert land claims 1647 and 1641 respectively before the Clerk of the District Court in Phoenix Arizona on May 9 1894. They name witnesses to prove irrigation and reclamation including Barnett Peterson Ulmer and Robertson and Lewis from Mesa.

James Harrison Mesa Maricopa County Arizona District Court Phoenix James Pine Charles Barnett Hyrum S Peterson Charles Lewis Frank Walls Register Boon Lewis Tempe Markcson County Hyrum S Peterson Manda Mw Lewis Charles W Barnett Charles J Ulmer Stes Elizabeth Ulmer Witneses Hyrum Peterson Charles J Umer Robart m Robertson Charles T Springer Iaid I Soon Lewis Hyrum 8 Peterson

Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publica tion

William I. Horner of Phoenix Arizona filed notice of intention to make proof on desert land claim No 1738 for the NE quarter of Section 25 Township 18 Range 5 East before the Clerk of the District Court Phoenix on May 10 1894. Witnesses Frethias J. Netherton James H Bush Samuel Hall and Theodore P. Banta all of Mesa Arizona.

United States Land Office Tucson Arizona Wiliam I. Horner Phoenix Maricopa Co District Court Frethias J. Netherton James H Bush Samuel Hall Theodore P. Banta Mesa Frank W. Walls Register

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mesa Free Press D. Morton, A. P.shewman Morton & Shewman Phoenix & Prescott A. Judd The Grand Lodge of Arizona J. A. Uss Desert Land Frank W Walls W. BaiLy Alhambra Hotel E. I. Long, Prop Southern Pacific Co’y California Maricopa San Francisco Lowrie Rich’v Gray T. H. Goodman W. N. Standage IS Now Offering Main Mesa City Ash GEO. Pasey & CO. Proprietors Jeer BNO Talbot & Hubbard Phenix Dr. Ensor Gilson Block A. P. Walbridge Louis & Kansas el Passo C. C. Carpenter C. H. Morenouse el Paso
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