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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1896

Page

3

Mardi Gras Ball? Mesa Scenes and Local Happenings

Mesa hosts a large New Year’s leap year ball at Social Hall with many attendees from Phoenix. Notables include Prof. Netherton and Mr. Mintz visiting from Phoenix, plus local figures such as Mr. Hulse and Mrs. Smith. Community notices cover church benefit planning, political tickets, and shop advertisements, with reports on weather, illness remedies, and local deaths.

Phoenik Baptist Church of Mest Phoenix Mesa Celia A. Smith J. K. Turman E. L. Gray B. M. Johnson W. J. LeBaron Jease D. Hobson

Public notice of tax sale Mesa City 1896 ordinance

In accordance with Ordinance No. 24 of the Village of Mesa City passed April 24 1895 this is public notice that delinquent taxes for fiscal year 1895 1896 and related penalties costs must be paid on or before January 6 1896. If unpaid the marshal and tax collector B. Lewis will auction the real and personal property at the Village Hall on that day between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to satisfy taxes penalties and costs.

Mesa City

Santa Fe Prescott & Phenix Time Table Nov 16

The S F P & P Ry announces new passenger schedules start 12.05 a m Saturday Nov 16. Train 1 from Ash Fork to Phoenix route via Prescott Congress dep 7 15 am and arrives 4 00 pm Phoenix time. Train 2 from Phoenix to Ash Fork dep 8 30 am arrives Prescott 2 30 pm and Ash Fork 5 20 pm. Additional freight trains 81 and 82 operate Ash Fork to Prescott and Prescott to Ash Fork. Trains 41 and 42 run alternate days Prescott Congress Phoenix times as listed.

Ash Fork Prescott Congress Phoenix Ashfork Santana System Freght

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