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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1899
Page
1
Calls to tighten election laws and voting rules
Governor urges stricter registration, precinct voting, and limited transfers. Proposes three registration days, precinct lists, clearer ballots, and bans on misleading signs. Includes notes on immigration, public notices, and local political updates from Arizona districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Cgovernor
Rich ore strike noted at Sena te line in Arizona
Mayer Reflex reports a large ore strike near Sena te line with a million last week yielding 41 tons and $30,000 in Lulen. A ton of picked ore resold in a clean up for $8,000. He compares to Kiondike or Cripple Creek, noting such results would draw world attention elsewhere but not in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lulen
Kiondike
Cripple Creek
Arizona
Mayer
Boy born at Kenilworth amid accident claim
A boy was born at Kenilworth on Wednesday night to the wife of Dr. LeBaron. Mr. LeBaron tripped over a pitchfork the next day and hurt his foot, one tine piercing it, but both mother and child are reported safe.
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Mr. Grover
Mesa
Navajo County
Tonto
Kenilworth
LeBaron
Monument mine yields giant Cripple Creek gold strike
A Cripple Creek dispatch reports the year closes with one of Colorado's biggest strikes. Ore found on the 350 foot level of the Monument mine on Battie Mountain assays 40 000 dollars per ton for the pay streak and specimens run as high as 150 000 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Monument
Battie Mountain
Judges and aides travel to Box Canyon surveying dam site
Judge Pomeroy Will Barton Ed Lewis and Perkins left Sunday for a few days trip to Box Canyon. They may survey a dam site while on their trip. They took guns and ammunition with them to use in case they are attacked by wild beasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Pomeroy
Will Barton
Lewis
Perkins
Box Canyon
California Senate Race Faces Bribery Allegations Amid Contest
The Califor nia senatorial contest remains unresolved with persistent charges of bribery and corruption typical of such campaigns. Political figures deny wrongdoing as investigations and accusations echo through the legislative race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Free Elocutionary Entertainment Opens Social Hall
George Oloff, elocution teacher, offers a free program at the Social Hall on Saturday evening January 23 as an introduction to a forthcoming elocution course. Public invitation extended.
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George Oloff
For Sale Cheap for Cash West Block 7 Corner
For sale cheap for cash the west half of Block seven fronting on Main and Oerter streets. Inquire at this office.
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Oerter
Southern Pacific Lines Offer Fast, Comfortable Service
The Southern Pacific advertises complete equipment and comfort with fastest trains, gas-lit cars, dining cars on all limited trains, and year round high standards. It boasts no snow blockades and 238 miles as the shortest line to Los Angeles with quick access to eastern points. M. O. Bicknell, Agent.
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Los Angeles
M. O. Bicknell Agen
Travel guidance from Southern Pacific official
VIA THE SOUTHERn PACIF ic going east we will assist you in selecting a route and secure you the best connection and accommodations If west use the shortest and quickest line for seaside points For further information call on or address M O BICKNELL G P A Phoenix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PACIF
M. O. Bicknell
Phoenix
Phoenix Short Line Restores Pullman Service to Maricopa
The Phoenix Short Line reopens its Pullman service between Phoenix and Maricopa. Passengers may board at seven p.m. and stay in the car until six a.m. the following morning, eliminating the need for lodging at Maricopa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa
Sunset Limited to Run from Chicago to Pacific Coast
The Southern Pacifica announces a first run around November 1 with a solid vestibuled Pullman train, dining service, and complete comfort. A second weekly fast train links New Orleans and San Francisco, connecting with Atlantic Coast routes. Four fast east and west trains weekly depart Maricopa via the Sunset route. For details contact M. D. Bicknell, G. P. 4.
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Southern Pacifico
Chicago
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Maricopa
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