Grand Island Mining and Tunnel Company Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed for The Grand Island Mining and Tunnel Company in Arizona. Brigham Wheeler Hayes of Marlborough Massachusetts sign as founders to form a corporation with $1,000,000 capital, authorized stock, seven directors, and operations including mining, water, power, transport, and real estate across multiple states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William WN. Brigham
Hiram G. Wheeler
Charles E. Hayes
Harlborough
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Arizona
Grand Island Mining
Phoenix
Denver
Colorado
New York
State of New York
Boston
State of Massachusetts
Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Illinois
United Sates
Europe
A. D
William A Brigham
Hiram
Wheeler
Charles F. Hayes
Alfred H. Joughlan
Marlborough
William N. Brigham
H. Gilbert Whetler
Charles K Hayes
Arlborough
Tober
Waliam Barnes
Territory
Atlappe
Advertising rates and subscription policy notice
The Mesa Free Press states no one may contract bills for the paper without written order from the Publisher. Advertising rates are available on request and subscriptions are $2.50 per year.
Big irrigation bill introduced for arid lands
Representative Shaffroth introduced a bill to build reservoirs in arid land states and to dispose of reclaimed lands. It requires the Geological Survey to survey four practical reservoir sites per state and estimate construction costs. If practicable, the secretary may withdraw lands at high water mark and along reservoirs and ditches, with contracts let up to 1,000,900 dollars per arid state and an overall irrigation appropriation of 9,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaffroth
Prid Land
Geological Survey
U.n
After the Battle Keeps Parties Apart and Pensions Rise
The piece discusses 1900 Republican prospects tied to economics and employment, warns gains depend on debt reduction, and criticizes Carnival Committee treatment of Mesa militia. It notes 34000 pension applications for Spanish American War vets, compares past troop deployments, and forecasts many more civil and Philippine War claims to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Carnival Committee
Phoenix
W. J. LeBaron
Evans
Pittsburg
Shafter
Santiago
Gen
Miles
Porto Rico
Merritt
Manila
Pension Bureau
Congress
Spain
Waste Not Needed Waters
The article warns that western forests are being destroyed causing earlier snowmelt and floodwaters. It notes timber cutting and burning have removed protective forests, leading to rapid runoff and reduced late season water supply from mountain snow.
Bull fights halted as territorial law protects games
The article notes efforts to stage bull fights during Phoenix carnival met with immediate protest from decent elements. It cites a federal law making bull fights a felony and applauds that none were held, praising the territory for steering toward statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Congress
Suit Over Cattle Partnership Lands Seven Thousand Dollars
A District Court suit filed last Saturday by Joseph B Peterson and Frank P Drew against E W Wilonr seeks about 7000 dollars over a two year cattle partnership. Attorneys Frazier McCormick and A P Sherman represent the plaintiffs. Thanksgiving week notes Tom Jensen was discharged for alleged calf theft, Judge Tomlinson found no intent to steal and suggested civil action. Parties later arbitrated. Joseph W Clarke was awarded the call and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Joseph 8. Peterson
Frank P. Drew
E. W. Wilonr
Frazier & McCormick
A. P. Sherman
Iff
Tom Jenson
Tomlinson
Joseph W. Clarke
Gonp Pie County
Skeleon in Armor notes at Mesa Literary Circle
The Mesa Literary Circle met at the Relief on December 10. Mrs Arthusa Johnson lectured on The Skeleton in Armor from the Woman's Manual of Parliamentary Law, Miss Otillie Fel tions read the poem, and members answered questions. Mrs Aura Rappleye sang A Song of the Troubadore, with Miss Sipy Newell reciting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipy Newell
Cillie Maeser
Reapers Club
Qellan Smith
Billy Pomeroy
Change in Time for Northern Line Trains
A new timetable affects the Northern line with Ash Fork westbound arrivals at 12.10 pm and eastbound departures at 5.55 pm. Westbound arrivals at Ash Park are 5.30 pm with departures at 12.35 pm. The Ask Fork local leaves at 6.00 pm, reaches Prescott at 8.35 pm and Phoenix at 2:40 am, then Phoenix 11.39 pm, Prescott 7:00 am, back to Ask Fork 10:40 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Fork
Ash Park
Ask Fork
Prescott
Phoenix
Ariving
Rathbone Sisters Established at Equality Temple
The Rathbone Sisters at Equality Temple No. 5 were instituted in Wagdman Hall by Mrs. L. A. Monroe of Riverside California. About 25 attended and officers elected include Mrs. Mary I Sabin P O and Mrs Hannan J Coffin M EC among others with aims linked to the Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equality Temple
Rathbone Statery
Wagdman Hall
L. A. Monroe
Riverside
Supreme Lodge
Cal
Mary I Sabin
Hannan J Coffin
Emeline Kimball
Kate Larney
Fay Newell
Florence Satter
Rand
Gertrude Schornick
Ella Steele
Adelia Holden
Agnes Lopez
Belle Bloomer
Desdemona Bowen
Nellie Newell
O. B
Order of the Knights of I Pythias
Mitton R M First publication notice
Public notice announcing Mitton R M First publication dated November 1980 with reference to Bebe and associated filing details for archival record purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton R
I Bebe
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ZenosGo- Operative Institution
RB Grocery
Co-Op
Stapley's Hardware Store
SALE
Ladies Oxford
the People's Store
Jassey & Mets
Hunsaker
Jon
A. Hunsaker
Iron and Steel
Wilbur-Mullen Hdw
J. H. Kibbey
A. J. Edwards
Kibbey & Edwards Lawyers
Strinegger BuiLp
S. Center St. Phoenix, A. T
Rand Island Mining and Tunnel
F. W. Sheridan
C. W. Bernett
Territory of Arizona
Nineteen Hundred
C. H. Akers
Mesa Free Press
A. P. Shewman
Pusuisurr
Republican Party
Mesa Literary Circle
Rathbone Sisters
United Sates Land Office
Tucson
Theodore P. Banta
Histrict
Daniel Eebaugh
John L. Adana
I Johnson
Abraham J. Sini
Cheeby
B. B- DeNure
A. L. Post
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