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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1896
Page
2
Arizona News Roundup and Market Notes 1896
Advertising rates in advance at 2.60 dollars. Arizona House Committee favors admission. A wildfire in Flagstaff caused 14000 dollars in losses. Williams homes burned last week. Gov. Franquin sworn in. Taxes and papers remark on Tax Globe Silver Belt entering its nineteenth year. Obituary notes J De Barts Shors pioneer died of apoplexy. Mesa grain prospects praised. wheat and barley look fine. Tucson Citizen backs Don Cameron for the Republican ticket and an uninstructed delegation. Mountain lion flesh noted as food. prefer other meals. Professors Netherton and territorial officials resign, serving until successors named. Republican Territorial Convention set in Phoenix next week amid G.O.P. splits feared. Coal field split from White Mountain reservation seen as key for Arizona. Fuel policy seen affecting regional industry. Democratic platform may include free coinage plank, pleasing western and southern voters. Mesa growth praised as capital draws investment to develop resources.
Now Is The Time To Guard Against Wall Street Influence
The piece urges vigilance against Lombard and Wall Street influence and warns that fiscal distress must not be obscured by party slogans. It notes the suspension of Parsox Brown from Bay District Association and a threat by Valley Brown, his 17-year-old son, to harm Dr Mc Lean. Also details a Mesa visit by IC A F Grand officers including Emil Mark and Louis Sultan and a luncheon at the Kimbal House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard
Wall Street
Parsox Brown
Bay District Association
Valley Brown
McLean
Mesa
1.C. A. F. Grand
Emil? Mark of
Bisbee
Louis Sultan
Globe
Geo. A Mintz
Phoenix
Grand Guardian
Humphrys of
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Ock
Geo. Ship of
Phoenix Fish and Fruit Company Incorporation Entered
The Phoenix Fish and Fruit Company is formed in Phoenix Arizona with John Goodfellow and H T Nordyke as incorporators. The corporation will trade as retail dealers in fruits fish flowers and similar merchandise with capital stock of two thousand five hundred dollars and a 25 year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
Arizona
Phoenix Fish and Fruit Company
John Goolfellow
H. T. Nordyke
Phoenix
Local Time Table For Mesa Phoenix Trains
Trains run from Mesa to Phoenix leaving at 7.80 a.m. and arriving 8.30 a.m. Return trains depart Phoenix at 9.00 a.m. reaching Mesa at 10.00 a.m. An afternoon run leaves Mesa at 2.00 p.m. and arrives Phoenix at 4.00 p.m. The last leg leaves Phoenix at 5.00 p.m. and reaches Mesa at 6.00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Phoenix
Amendment by Zenos Co Operative Mercantile and Manufacturing Institution
At the Mesa Arizona stockholders meeting January 27 1896 the Zenos Co Operative Mercantile and Manufacturing Institution voted to amend Article Six limiting the maximum indebtedness to fifty percent of subscribed capital stock. The amendment was certified by President W J LeBaron and Secretary Ben F LeBaron and filed for record. The document was notarized by T E Pomeroy and recorded by J W Kiocard in Maricopa County on March 16 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Kincaid
Maricopa County
Arizona
Zenos Co-Operative Mercantile and Manufacturing Institution
Mesa
Maricopa
Territory of
Zenos Co- Operative Mercantile and Manufacturing Institution
Steek
Arizna
W. J. Lesaron
Ben F., LeBaron
Zenos Co-operative
Gain Tisuvusion
W. J.lebanon
RF. LeBanon
T E Pomeroy
WJ LeBaron
Ben F LeBaron
Zeans Co-Operative Merccantile and Manufacturing Institution
I. J.W Kiocaud
Arigona
Final proof notice for Isidoro Celaya at Phoenix court
Notice is given that Isidoro Celaya has filed intent to make final proof for the Northwest quarter of section 9 in township 158 range G and 5 RM. Proof will be before the Clerk of the District Court in Phoenix Arizona on April 27 1896. Witnesses are Juan Vega Francisco Rateza Guequin Celaya and Angelo Pale wino, all of Tempe Arizona. Eugene J. Tupren First pub Med 13. Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Phoenix
Arizona
Francisco Quihuis
Vempe
G& SR
Juan Soza
Jose Granillo
Jose. Soza
Isidoro Celaya
Tempe
Maricopa County
Evageene J. Trippel
Juan Vega
Francisco Rateza
Guequin Celaya
Angelo Pale Wino
Eugene J. Tupren
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Morton & Shewman
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Montis
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Flagstaff
Williams
Franquin
Tax Globe Silver Belt
J. de Barts Shors
Los Angeles County
Tucson
Don Cameron
St. Louis
Earth
Prof. Netherton
G.O. P
White Mountain Reservation
National Democratic
Cleveland
John Gordfelsow
Cot
John Goodfellow
Sea
H. J. Nowdras
Ceai
Terrironry
J W Crenshaw
Territory of Arizona
H T Nordyke
Antioxa
Casxenavn
Notary Public
P.m
Crady
Alkire
S. Center
E. Washington St
Uand
Zenos Co Operative Mercantile and Manufacturing Institution
TexRitony
Arizoxa
JW Kuorcarp
Mesa City Restaurant
Wm. Ellsworth
Pomeroy Block
Main St
P. Mefs
Alhambra
E.J. Long
Asl
Acadeny
Colege, Phoenix
H.W. Ryder
Rosie
Kimball House
Bert. Wingar Mrrrge
Hunsaker & Stapley
Llesa City
Geo. W. Lewis & Co
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