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Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1895

Page

2

Calico borate deposits to fuel new boracic acid plant

Pacific Coast Borax Co. will convert Calico borate deposits into boracic acid with a large new plant planned. California rail expansion dominates regional progress as three million dollars in railroad work near Los Angeles and seven million more overall are projected. A street railroad franchise may extend 15 miles west of town, boosting valley development. Turquoise mines in Turquois see continued, rising production led by F Parker and overseer F Spaulding during Parker’s absence.

Calico Pacific Coast Mauufacturer Los Angeles S. O. Bagg Tombstone Prospector Southwest California Southern Pacific Santa Fe Board of Supervisors Lincoln Fowler Yuma Road B. F. Panxer Turquois Silver City F. Spaulding Parker New Mexico

Silver Coinage Faction and Mesa Electric Plant Developments

The article outlines a pro silver coinage stance asserting 16 to 1 free coinage and warns of societal pressures if action is delayed. It also reports on a Supreme Court reversal aiding Mesa’s Consolidated Canal project, detailing an upcoming electric plant at the bluff north of Mesa with 13,000 inches of Tempe water to power turbines, boosting regional manufacturing. Dr. Chandler seeks an engineer to oversee construction and operation.

Supreme Court of the Territory Baker Consolidated Canal Mesa Tempe Tempe Canal Chandler

Ordinance 26 Establishes Mesa City Street Names and Numbers

The ordinance adopts the 1894 survey map for Mesa City streets, sets street widths, sidewalks, and roadways, and designates named streets. It creates North South East West divisions, and assigns West and East avenues for south streets, with naming rules centered on Main and Centre streets. It provides a numbering system by blocks with odd/even rules and waives repeals on extensions.

Mega City Mesa City Trippel É Son Recorder’s Office Maricopa County Arizona Said Mesa Common Council of All Mesw Vity Main Street Centre Street Mean City Cetre Street West Main Street East Main Street Said Street North Centre Street South Centre Street McDonald Street Robson Street Morris Street Shrine Street Hibbert Street North First Street West First Street East First Street North Bai Des i Sail Street South First Street Iet Avene First Avenue South Second Street West Second Avenue East Second Avenue South Third Street Third Avenue East Third Avenue

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