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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
1
Public notice indicates subscription rate set at 2.50 dollars per year and that only the publisher’s written order binds the paper for contracts or advertising.
A Missouri paper lauds Col John B Breathitt newly named Democratic territorial central committeeman. Breathitt arrives in Jefferton City amid ovations and long history in Arizona politics. Local notes include a costly beer incident and a bond question on the Tonto Basin reservoir. A pleasant surprise party honors Miss Outilie Maeser Fridy as she heads to Utah with plans to return after the heat ends.
A reader recounts relief from severe stomach pain after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy bought at Miller and McCurdy's drug store. The testimonial praises fast results and vows to keep it at home. Other notes mention gold shipments and local political candidacy changes.
Statement from the Arizona Territory bank at Mesa for the close of business June 30 1900 shows Loans and Discounts, Due from Directors, Overdrafts, and other assets total 48 72787. It lists Capital Stock paid in, Undivided Profits, Individual Deposits, Time Certificates, Due to Trust Companies and Banks, with a Suspense Account, all signed by Cashier E W Wilbur and Notary Geo W Way on July 7 1900 and attested by directors C W Crooks and E W Wilbur among others.
A stockholder in California Consolidated Petroleum is described as owning pro rata shares in 2.5 million California Consolidated shares across 50 oil companies, plus pro rata royalties on 5 000 acres and oil developed on 10 000 acres. The note promises profitable dividends, redeemable stock, and refunds on demand, urging sending in for purchase.
A prominent Democrat of Mesa writes to the Gazette criticizing General Wilson and accusing rivals of trying to hook onto him for public office. The letter asserts no Maricopa man can pull that gang. The piece notes rising ape-doligr bills tied to new currency law with Sherman notes of 1890 being redeemed as silver dollars are coined.
Advertisement touts Acker's Blood Exit as a cure for scrofula, syphilitic poisons, and blood diseases with a positive guarantee. Sold by J Bailey, druggist.
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