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Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1896

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Mining Colony Planned in Venezuela by Edward McFarlan

Edward McFarlan, founder of Telluride, Colorado, travels to Denver to form a mining colony in disputed Venezuelan territory. He cites vast gold finds in northern South America and warns adventurers face deadly epidemics and six hour to month life spans. He notes three men washed 370 pounds of gold in three weeks and calls for desolate camp provisions and risk. The piece also mentions federal anti trust actions against Chicago beef packers and an Interior Department inquiry on cutting gold fields from the San Carlos reservation, with views on coal fields and regional value.

Edward McFarlan Telluride Colorado Denver Venezuela South America Big Four Chicago East Southwestern Stockman San Carlos Interior Department Guardian

La Fortune Mines Change Hands After Large Sale

Last Monday the La Fortune mines in the San Alvino mountains, 28 miles southwest of town, were conveyed from original locators Farrell Halbert Albert and Thomas to OC D Lane for 150 00. Suep R M Straus filed the deed with County Recorder M L Pool, noting a long development by Lane crew including a shaft over 200 feet and crosscuts. The ore is free milling and rich with values from 50 to 309 per ton, with experts predicting it may become one of the territorys richest mines.

la Fortune D. Lane R. M. Straus M. L. Pool San Alvino Mountains Messrs Farrell Halbert Albert Thomas Lane Sentinel

Chinese Customs and Local Growth Noted in Excerpt

The passage contrasts imagined Chinese customs with a report from Treasurer J W Vickers detailing Safford progress in Graham county. It notes rapid development, new business and residences, and a land transfer of 17 acres at about 125 dollars per acre signaling rising real estate value and a future agricultural hub.

J. W. Vickers Safford Graham County Satford

Donnelly Funds Benefit for University Pupils and Arizona Land Shift

The University preparatory department enjoyed a spread funded by Mr. Samuel Donnelly of Copper Glance Mines who also offered a twenty dollar monthly aid program for Cochise County students. Separately, government land withdrawals in Arizona last year totaled 544 square miles, California 1556 and 325 in Nevada 181 square miles.

Samuel Donnely Donnelly Cochise County Timmnery Arizona California Nevada

Ice cream praised as remedy for digestive ills

The article notes ice cream as a potential cure for certain intestinal troubles and cites cases where patients with ulcer of the stem and eye diseases linked to digestion were treated with pure ice cream. It claims eleven months of ice cream diet led to permanent improvement, arguing cold nourishment calms diseased intestines during digestion.

Legion

Reynard Learns Flea Removal By Water Trick

The article describes a fox gathering bark moss from trees to trap fleas from its body. It carries the moss to a stream, immerses itself except the mouth, allowing fleas to move to the moss and drift away. After enough time, the fox reopens its mouth and returns ashore relieved.

Reynard New York Herald

Richest piece of gold ore shown in Globe

John Chambers displayed a gold ore specimen three and a half inches by two inches thick, full of wire gold on every side. It was valued at several hundred thousand dollars per ton in gold. The rock’s source was uncertain, but likely from a ledge crop and possibly from the San Carlos reservation, where vast gold silver and copper wealth is believed.

Globe John Chambers Chambers Joe Schwartz San Carlos

Yuma Indians Bury Watermelons for Winter Supply

The Yuma Indians bury large quantities of watermelons in sand to store for winter and keep melons found that way for more than six months.

County Treasurer Sees Delinquent Tax List Shrinking

County Treasurer Stratton says the final delinquent tax list will be about $2000 lower than last year. Tribune reports the estimate reflects improved collection efforts and smoother tax roll processing.

Stratton Tribune

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