Notable Events and People in brief from Phoenix area
The report notes heavy grading on the Phoenix and Prescott railroad nearing completion. Insurgents in Brazil gain ground while ministers discuss recognizing them as belligerents. Philadel phia Public Ledger founder Groves W Cuires dies. A silk prayer book woven in Lyons after three years is described for wedding gifts. A rancher named Huatapal Clark fights Apaches near Tucson. one squaw killed. Santa Fe capitalists predict prosperity for Sale River valley. Pollak claims world’s fastest talking record with a 40000-word list. Major figures Rosinson, Lincoln, Fairbank, Field, Ream visit Phoenix. Robinson heads to Los Angeles. Evans duo travels among California and Mexico, seen in Tulare mountains. teacher reportedly gives pupils a holiday.
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Nnis Evans
California
San Diego
Los Angeles
Mexico
Mid Ocean
Tulare
Denver Miners Tout Goldfield as Top Coast Gold District
Denver mining men, viewed as keen judges, praise Goldfield California as a premier coast gold district. They cite free milling ore, potential for low grade ore profit, and strong prospecting activity boosting owners of fair properties.
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Denver
California
Sierra Nevadas
Yavapai
The Crown of the Valley in Mesa City Prospering
The Phoenix Gazette highlights Mesa City as a fruit growing hub with advance almond and apricot orchards and expanding groves. Builders and carpenters spread improvements as brick and frame houses rise, while newcomers from across the union arrive, signaling Mesa’s growth toward a sizable town.
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Mesa
Phoenix
Gazette
Mesa City
Union
Me—sa
Notice of final proof for Charles H. Smith at Phoenix court
Notice states Charles H. Smith of Mesa Maricopa County Arizona seeks final proof for SE section 30 township 1 8 north range 2 east before the District Court clerk in Phoenix on March 8 1894. Witnesses Alexander Lucy John L Anderson Henry Darlington and Thomas H Mattison all of Mesa testify to continuous residence and cultivation of the land. First publication January 18, 1804. Registe
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District Court
Phoenix Arizona
Charles H. Smith
Mesa
Maricopa County
Arizona
Alexander Lucy
John L Anderson
Henry Darlington
Thomas H Mattison
Frank W Walls
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Mesa Free: Press
D. Morton
A. P. Shewman
Morton & Shewman
Monroe
Prescott
Brazil
Groves W. Cuires
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Lyons
France
Huatapal” Clark
Bunker Hill
Tucson
Clark
Kid
Chicago
Robin
Santa Fe
Sale River Valley
Herr Pollak
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
St Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Post Office Department
Rosinson
Santa Fe Co
Robi. T. Lincoln
N. K. Fairbank
Marshall Field
Norman B. Ream
Chandler
Robinson
Phoenix Gazette
Salt River Valley
United States Land Office
Anizona
Southern Pacific Co’y
Maricopa
D. P. Conroy
Rich’d Gray
T. H. Goodman
Cau
TRUMBULL &@ BEEBE
Sansome Street
Cal
W.n.standage
Frank Miller
IS Now Offering
Main
Talbot & Hubbard
Phanit
Dr. Ensor
Gilson Bloek
A. P. Walbridge
Celica
St. Lowris c& Fansas Cid
C. C. Carpenter
C. M. Mertnouse
el Paso
P.A
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