Local Mesa Free Press Names A P Shewmn and J D Morton
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1897
Page
2
Morton and Sitewan Advertising Rates
Morton and Sitewan Publishers announce advertising rates are available on application.
Governor Franklin 1896 report praised as most exhaustive yet
The 1896 governor’s report is lauded as the most exhaustive from the office. It notes a proposed German navy increase triggering a $160 million French response for ships and torpedo boats. Gold losses and gains by England France Holland the United States and Russia are tallied. A Louisville man faces perjury for a cemetery lot claim. Public commentary covers rail development to Globe and alleged A P railroad meddling in Phoenix coal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Franklin
France
England
Holland
United States
Russia
Louisvialle
Crop Prospects From Desert Ranching Community
A sketch of the Desert Ranching Community near Mesa details the Chanley Ranch eight to ten miles south of town. Managed by R D Rosenberger the operation employs many workers and emphasizes efficient irrigation and daily work capacity. The narrative notes large tracts under alfalfa wheat and barley cultivation under Rosenberger’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanley Ranch
Mesa
R D Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Beets Grow toward Large Crop as Camp Notes Progress
Beets show strong growth signaling a large crop. Mr Chandler visits weekly around fields of grain and hay. Mrs. Rosenberger visited the camp last Saturday. Telephone line to camp soon completes enabling direct contact with company HQ. A village may form on company property in the near future. Will Bowen and Charley Lewis, who controls the water, are noted visitors. Ipie Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Rosenberger
Will Bowen
Charley Lewis
Ipie Boy
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Annie E Wallace
United States Land Office Phoenix announces Annie E Wallace assignee of Charles A Rudig will prove desert land claim No 2049 for the F4 See 19 tpl N RGE SRM before the US District Court clerk in Phoenix on April 10 1897 Witnesses to prove irrigation and reclamation are John G Anderson William Allison William Fulton and Ethelbert W Wilby all of Mesa Arizona First published by J Fairprn Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E Wallace
Charles A Rudig
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Arizona Territory
US District Court
Arizona
John G. Anderson
William Allison
William Fulton
Ethelbert W Wilby
Mesa, Arizona
William H. Wallace
Daniel H Wallace
John L Anderson
Ethelbert W Wilbur
Mesa
Land Claim Notice in Phoenix Assignee William Wallace
Notice public that William H Wallace assignee for Daniel H Wallace of Phoenix claims land No 2060 for Lots 1 2 3 and 4 and parts NW and SE in Township 1 North Range US Meridian. Hearing before US Clerk on April 10. Witnesses named to prove irrigation and reclamation: John L Anderson William Allison William Fulton and Ethelbert Wilbur of Eugene J Trippsn Register.
Mesa Florence and Globe Stage Line Operations
Three weekly trips with no night travel. Stages depart Mesa Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 5 am arriving Globe 6 am the next day. return from Globe Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 5 am arriving Mesa 6 pm the following day. Agents listed in Mesa Globe and Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Mesa
Globe
C Hocket
R. Johnson Bros
Louis Sultan
D C Stevens
Fio-once
LC W Gollins
Phoenix
Loans and Discounts Directors Due From
A fragmented newspaper item lists loans and discounts and a line about directors’ due from the organization. Details are incomplete but indicate financial entries and director-related receivables.
Train schedule notes outgoing and incoming trips
Westbound leaves Ash Fork at 11:00 am and 1:30 pm. Eastbound departures from Ash Fork at 5:40 pm with arrivals listed as 5:20 pm and 4:9 am. Eastbound arrivals to Ash Fork at 4:5 am and 7:40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Fork
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mesa Free Press
A. P
Shewman
J. D’ Morton
Morton & Sitewman
Stratton
Cripple Creek
San Diego
Great Copper Camp
Tean
Trail
A & P Railroad
John Stankard
U.S
Editors Free Press
United States Land Office
Tucson
Eeversr
Desert Land
Eugene J. Trippsn
Register
Mesa, Florence & Globe Stage Line
Santa Fe
Prescott & Phoenix
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Anta Fe, Rescott & Phoenix R.A
Prescott
Skull Vailey
Jerome Junction
Congress Junction
Congress Gold Co
Congress
Herqua Hala Station
Yarnel
M&pr R
SAVER
Eas
West
California
Ash York
Los Angeles
San Franisco
Ashork
Geo. M.sargent
G.P A
Mgr. Presson
E W Gillett
NEW Spring Goods
PUL Conditn
Mesa City
Steca
Territory of
Resources
National Banks Banking House
Stok
Maricopa
W Wilbur
T E Pomarcey
Carisay
W Crover
W Winpur
The
West Boun
Sant
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Mos
Flagstaff
Williams
Peach Springs
Arzona
Montezuma
Laguna
Acoma
City of the Sky
Uarrizo
Canon Diablo
San Francisco Mountains
Colorado River
Gen
Albuquerque, N, M
ApEn
Agli Hike
Ose-Hale
Erige
Nev
Washington
Kurect
Prp
Eond
W. J. Burton
Noatier
Ancil Martin
Ey J. Williams S
Eurgeo
Ojice
Mies
W. Brack
J. L. Patterson
Neon Agp
Ny Z SA
General Hardware
Alto
Canton Clipper Plows
Mitchel SS
VY @sons
Kivisaker & Stapley
Johnson, Drew & Co
People's Store
Tadat
Bude
Etions
Weeain
Webster Street
C. M. Frazle
Treet & Frazier
Fleming
P. Wets
J. W. Bailey
Epengrushes
Tneam
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