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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1894
Page
2
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The item notes Mesa needing railway links to Phoenix and proposes an electric line as a starter. It mentions Liscony’s birthday in Union Defender’s Day celebrations in Springdale and reports two bandit escapes by Evans and Morrill’s posse. M H Williams is nominated by President Cleveland to be Maricopa County District Court judge.
Jupee Riccard E Sxony, District Court judge at Tucson, retires after a long term. He is to be succeeded by Judge Williams. He leaves a record free of shame and enjoys broad support from both the bar and the public. Judge Sloan also leaves an honorable record.
The Tombstone Prospector argues for foreign agriculturists and fruit raisers to reclaim arid lands under Act 720a, contending American farmers prefer deserts seeking profits over settled older states, as the Southwest and Southern California rise in agricultural wealth.
The author extols American farmers for reclaiming arid lands in the West and urges the creation of a new county for the Southside. He argues that population and taxable wealth justify separate county government and predicts the Southside will influence the upcoming legislative vote.
Henry N Copp of Washington DC releases a new edition of Copp’s Mining Code covering US and state mining laws water rights coal lands timber cutting saline lands townsite and legal forms for location notices proof of labor forfeiture liens surveys patent applications adverse claims mining deeds escrow and leases plus a digest of court and department decisions readers can order by mail. A horticulture party en route to Ash California visits Phoenix and is hosted by the County Board of Horticulture in Salt River valley, praising the area. J W Foster of Deming arrives for several days with plans to relocate his land west of town. A group of Chinese residents in Phoenix are arrested on opium smuggling charges. three taels seized and locals unclear how it occurred.
Notice is given that applicant Charles J. Smith of Mesa Arizona seeks entry of SE Section 90 Township 1 South Range East in Gila County for homestead purposes. Witnesses Alexander Lucy John L Anderson Henry Darlington Thomas W Mattison all reside in Mesa Arizona. proceedings before the Clerk of the District Court at Phoenix March 8 1894. Publication January 18 1894.
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