Subscription Rates Announced for 1895
Public notices reveal rates for s8 eee Publishees subscriptions set in advance. The Friday December 13, 1895 issue lists prices and terms for renewals and new enrollments.
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1895
Page
2
Public notices reveal rates for s8 eee Publishees subscriptions set in advance. The Friday December 13, 1895 issue lists prices and terms for renewals and new enrollments.
Oakes Murphy’s delegation reports a bill in Congress for Arizona’s admission. Four Territorial prisoners failed to escape. the attempt was foiled, and editor E. B. Pomroy of the Oakland Times died last week. San Francisco sought Republican National Convention meeting, captured by St. Louis. England moves toward Ashantee in Africa. Taz Chino sugar factory produced 20 million pounds of beet sugar, double last year.
The paper notes its regular four daily format and bilingual mix, hopes for prosperity, and discusses Mesa’s upcoming Board of Trade, aiming to boost town and valley growth. It also mentions political signals from St Louis for the Republican convention and outlook for Mesa in 1896 with strong farming prospects and expected large grain seeding.
The article paints Mesa as poised for growth with new railroad links and traffic. It notes visiting investors and potential property buyers from Evansville and Big Bug, mentions local officials and improvements such as ditch work, the power house walls near completion, and the M and P S Railroad depot under construction with two daily trains to Phoenix. It highlights favorable soil and land for homes, and urges public spirit to ensure a roseate future for the town.
A man reported ten head of cattle found four miles east of Mesa City about four weeks ago. The herd includes a white, a black, a white and red spotted, a yellow, a red, and a brown two year old bull, a black steer of eighteen months, and other calves. The owner may recover by proving property and paying pasture and damages.
J Cheney and Co of Toledo lists 0 AF sold by Seca with brief note of sale catalog status and incomplete wording. The fragment provides minimal details about the transaction or parties involved.
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