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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1893

Page

4

Press congress at Mid Winter fair set for April 4

Reports cover diverse topics from Bisbee copper output to proposed Nicaragua canal schemes. The note range includes a Phoenix bank embezzlement arrest, Tehauntepec railroad loan, life sentence for Evans the California train robber, and Western market forecasts.

Evans California

Governor's Arizona Report Demand Grows from Capitalists

Letters from New York and London capitalists request copies of the Governor's annual report on Arizona. Seven thousand copies have been printed and three thousand more are at the public printer awaiting distribution. An extract from a received letter praises the report as splendid and highly informative for the territory.

Hughes New York London Arizona

Great Gold Mine from Tombstone Proves Mammoth an Exceptional Property

Charles W. Leach of Tombstone, a leading mining man and respected citizen, returned from Goldfield and extols the Mammoth mine as one of the great gold properties of the country. He is both wealthy and conservative in judgment.

Charles W. Leach Tombstone Arizona

Pratt Bros Free Gifts With Purchase Offer

Free gifts accompany every ten dollar jum in purchases at Pratt Bros as a cake or bouquet soap item is included with each qualifying ten dollar spend.

Reward Offered in Murder Case in Arivaca Arizona

Territory of Arizona Executive Department issues a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those who killed Frank W. Oury, a Tucson resident, in Arivaca on September 19, 1893. Acting Governor Charles M. Bruce signs the notice at Phoenix on September 21, 1898 with the Great Seal affixed.

Eettler District Court Phoenix Arizona George W Jones Mesa Arizona R& EK Robertg Banta M.A. Lee Henry Darlington Newton Hackney Herbert Brown Register Hattie W. Wilkerson Phoenix Maricopa County Arizona G&s Rbm William E Pomeroy Mesa Theodore P Banta Frank T Frank W. Oury Tucson Pima County Arivaca Charles M. Bruce

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