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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1895

Page

3

Local Mesa News Highlights Old Ball and New Year Festivities

The Mesa Free Press reports X C O F grand ball tonight and a grand leap year ball on New Year Eve. It notes rapid railroad business, new brick blocks planned, and local figures like Brigham Young Jr visiting town. A diverse mix of society notices, cures, and promotions fill the page alongside church and school events and local political notes.

Mesa Salt River Lewis Frank Robgen Customs Service Aafe

California Novity Advertising Co. to Stage Week of Entertainments

The California Novity Advertising Co. offers refined entertainments at Social Hall starting Saturday December 28 for one week. On Monday December 30 the company donates services hall and proceeds to the Odd Fellows lodge with 25 cent admission. Saturday night is free for a final show.

California Novity Advertising Co Odd Fellows’ Lodge

Public Tax Auction Notice Mesa City 1896

Under Ordinance No 24 of the Village of Mesa City dated April 24 1895 delinquent taxes for the 1895 1896 levy will be sold at public auction January 6 1896 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Village Halls to satisfy taxes penalties and costs. C B Lewis Marshal and Ex Officio Tax Collector.

Mesa City C. B. Lewis

Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix Time Table Changes

The Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix line announces new passenger trains effective 12:05 a m on Saturday Nov 16 with No 1 from Ash Fork to Phoenix and No 2 from Phoenix to Ash Fork plus freight trains 81 and 382 and additional mixed service via Nos 41 and 42. The schedule improves Prescott Phoenix travel times and links to Santa Fe System trains at Ash Fork.

Ash Fork Prescott Congress Phoenix Ashfork Santa Fe System Resd

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