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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1895
Page
2
A collage of lines notes conflict with Sannock Indians, the P M T & M railroad arrival, political influence and governors, the ongoing Dur rant trial in San Francisco, jury selection to come, a governor’s pruning with the saw, and a $10 million bank deposit surge in Los Angeles, comparing to 1887 deposits.
The Free Press asserts Arizona’s abundant resources surpass any state and notes rising activity in development. It plans to publish another evening daily in Phoenix aligned with Democratic politics, with two Mer ganthaler type-setting machines ordered to start a pica paper.
The old town sits amid a belt of bonanza mines and rich soil while a progressive citizenry gathers, including Col. Dor rington, a veteran presence who returns to headline the Sentinel.
Harvey, author of Cain's Financial School, held a clear edge in the debate as Horr faltered. Harvey stayed composed while Horr responded with invective and abuse, losing his temper and failing to mount a strong challenge.
A rallying call declares Arizona is up and coming with rail and mining activity thriving. It urges public support for free coinage and a broad push to boost Mesa and regional development through housing, business revival, and infrastructure, citing optimistic national trends and improving railroad wages.
An ordinance of the Incorporated Village of Mesa City defines street names and widths, designating Main Centre McDonald Robson Morris Shrine Hibbert Young and First streets. It sets numbering rules and the central intersection as origin point for naming and lot numbering.
The ordinance reorganizes street names to West and East sections from Main and Centre Streets, renames North Third and South streets to West/East Third and First avenues, and sets door numbering rules by block. It also applies these rules to future extensions and repeals conflicting ordinances, taking effect June 17, 1895.
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