Grand Island Mining and Tunnel Company Incorporation
Articles filed to form The Grand Island Mining and Tunnel Company in Arizona with principal office in Phoenix. Authorized capital of one million dollars, seven directors, aims include mining copper lead zinc coal and related operations across multiple states and territories. Incorporators are William N. Brigham Hiram G. Wheeler and Charles E. Hayes.
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William N. Brigham
Hiram G. Wheeler
Charles E. Hayes
Harlborough
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Territory
Arizona
Grand Island Mining and Tunnel Company
Phoenix
Denver
Colorado
New York
State of New York
Boston
Ood Corporation
William M. Brigham
Hiram
Wheeler
Charles F. Hayes
Alfred H. Coughlan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
County of Middlesex
City of
Marlborough
H. Gilbert Wheeler
Charles K Hagey
William Barnes
Z ‘Notary Public Territory
Maricopa
I. F. W. Sheridan
F. W. Sheridan
C. W. Bernett
Territory of Arizona
A. D
Nineteen Hundred
H. Akers
Mesa Free Press ad notice and subscription terms
Public notice states no person may contract bills for the paper without written order from the publisher. Advertising rates available on request. Subscription is listed at 2.50 per year.
Luzon Insurrection Fears Post American Rule in Ilocos Norte
From San Miguel Luzon November 1, a letter describes unrest in Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur after American control since December 1899. It cites native police, insurgent camps, spy networks, and Katipunan ties, detailing Tinio's raid on Batao, ambushes, and captured US equipment. The writer warns of native scouts and potential mass defections if McKinley is re-elected.
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Deak Sir
Luzon
Ilocos Norte
Llovos Sur
Krag Jorgenson
Vigan
Laoag
Tino
Tinio
Batao
Cabogas
K Troop
Third Cavalry
San Miguel
Lyons
Scott
Tinie
Bryan
McKinley
Liet-Ool
House
Eppsworty Balney
James Collins Convicted in Mesa Post Office Robbery
James Collins was convicted in U.S. District Court last Wednesday of the Mesa post office robbery on September 29. The crime involved a blown safe and about $1,000 in money and stamps. Collin’s accomplice remained at large after escape from Tempe jail but was later not found. The trial featured circumstantial evidence and witness testimony from several citizens. No sentencing date is given.
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James Collins
U. S. District Court
Mesa
Wm. A. Burton
Tempe
Focal
Collins
W. W. Moore
Colling
Local Doctor of Optics Opens New Office
C F Willcutt returns from Chicago where he studied at the Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology and Otology. He earned a Doctor of Optics diploma and will open an office with Johnson the jeweler, offering free tests, guaranteed fitting glasses, and reasonable prices on Fridays and Saturdays.
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C. F. Willcutt
Chicago
Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology
Otology
Megs
Johnson
Lyes
The Medicine Man and the Sucker’s Bite
A poem critiques the con artist medicine man who roams towns for a week selling useless cures. He speaks nightly, preys on hopeful hearts, leaves behind broken trust and empty pockets as he moves on to another land. The verse warns readers to see through bluff and demand real remedies.
Change in Time on Northern line schedule
A revised timetable for the Northern line lists Ash Fork arrivals and departures. West bound trains reach Ash Fork at 12.10 pm, east bound at 5.55 pm, with west arrivals at Ash Park 5.30 pm and departures 12.35 pm. Local train leaves Ash Fork 6 pm for Prescott 8.3 pm and Phoenix 12.4 am, returning Phoenix 11 pm to Prescott 7.00 am and Ash Fork 10.40 am. Community notes urge attracting settlers. Christmas Herald Angels service to be held at Baptist Church next Monday at 7:30 pm with performances. K P Lodge reported a meeting with new second-degree members including Rev. E. G. Decker and others.
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Ash Fork
Ash Park
Prescott
Phoenix
Herald Angels
The
Baptist Church
Notice of timber culture final proof in Arizona
United States Land Office in Tucson announces P Banta of Mesa intends to make final proof before the District Court clerk in Phoenix on January 7 1901 for timber culture application No 921 on the NE quarter of section in Township 18 Range 5 E. Witnesses named include Daniel Pierbaugh John L Anderson Arth Johnson and Abraham L Sahith from Mesa Arizona.
Pasturage Notice of Unclaimed Animals Near Moss Arizona
Notice of animals placed in a pasturage at a home place about three miles northwest of Moss Arizona by B B DeNure. A gelding three years old no brands placed June 1890 and a mare seven years old no brands placed May 1899. Owner urged to come forward and pay charges or animals will be sold as provided by law. A L Post dated December 18 1900.
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Moss
Arizona
B. B. DeNure
A. L. Post
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Sareaini
Aef
Steves Stoves
Stapley's
SALE
Ladies Oxford
the People's Store
Passey & Mets
A.hunsaker
A. Hunsaker
Wilbur-Mullen Hdw
J. H. Kibbey
A. J. Edwards
Kibbey & Edwards Lawyers
Sturveyer
Center St. Phoenix
A. T
Mesa Free Press
A. P. Shewman, Pustisugi
San Miavelt
P.I
Free Press
Dingras
K. of P. Lodge
E. G. Decker
Philip Wiesner
Wm. Irwin
John Li Waring
J G. Spangler
United States Land Office
Tucson
Miron BR
Moo
Raber
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