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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1895

Page

2

United States Pays English Goldbugzs and Santa Fe Folder Buoys Trade

States allegedly pays 250 million in gold as interest on bonds held by English financiers. Santa Fe management issues 50 000 illustrated folders to promote the line from the U S to the country, highlighting its climate and resources. Editorials urge readiness for a coming business tidal wave and note bro Puas of Sulphur Valley News collecting delinquent subscriptions through courts.

States Santa Fe Bro Puas Sulphur Valley News

Abandoned Gila Bend Deep Well and Silver Debate

The Gila Bend deep well by the Southern Pacific was abandoned after reaching 1500 feet. Sand charged water wore out pump suckers. A Kentucky Democratic convention urged free silver, denouncing silver coin policy and urging vigilance against money power influence.

Taz Gila Bend Southern Pacific

Indignation Storm Over Silver Coinage Politics

The message rails against misgoverned districts as voters demand free silver. It urges current officeholders to accept unrestricted coinage at 16 to 1 and to demand unconditional allegiance from every candidate, regardless of party.

Hoth Couse J Prospector

Brooklyn preacher answers hell question with mind over location

The Rev Frank E Mason of Brooklyn at First Church of Christ argued there is no local hell. He claimed hell and heaven are mental states, with hell the shrinking of power and negative ideas fueling self suffering. He warned optimists find heaven on earth and pessimists condemn themselves to perpetual distress.

Frank‘ E. Mason Brooklyn Church of Christ Earth Heaven

Desert Land Decisions on Claims and Settlements

Digest of Decisions by W. D. Harlan outlines that no authority exists to repay double minimum excess in desert land entries within railroad grant limits. It notes that actual settlement notice preserves a claim against later entries if supported by settlement and improvements. It also covers mineral extraction work outside claim boundaries and classifies lime stone lands as placer rather than lode claims.

Excursion Rates From Deming to Eastern Points Slashed

Between June 1 and September 30 the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co offers round trip tickets from Deming El Paso and other New Mexico points to eastern and northern cities at reduced rates with return allowed until October 31 1895. The line claims faster service to Kansas City Chicago or St Louis twelve hours ahead of rivals alongside superior eating houses and modern equipment. Contact nearest agent or C H Morzxovsz division passenger agent El Paso Texas for rates limits and connections.

Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co Deming el Paso New Mexico Kansas City Chicago St. Louis C. H. Morzxovsz Texas

Ordinance for Mesa City streets and lot numbering

The ordinance sets street widths and sidewalks for the Incorporated Village of Mesa City from the 1894 map, naming Main Centre and other streets and establishing division into East West, North South segments. It designates West Main and East Main, North and South Centre, North/South McDonald Robson Morris Shrine Hibbert Young North First and East First streets with specific curb to curb measurements. The North prefix is later dropped from street names.

Mesa City Main Street Centre Street First Street Second Street McDonald Street Robson Street Shrine Street Hibbert Street Said Mesa City Said Street East Main Street North Centre Street South Centre Street Morris Street Sitrine Street Young Street North First Street West First Street East First Street

City street renaming and numbering ordinance of Mesa City

The ordinance redesignates street names west and east from Centre Street, switches south parallel streets to avenues, drops North/South prefixes, and sets a door numbering system with Centre Street as the initial point. It prescribes odd/even numbering by block and side, extending rules to future extensions, repeals conflicting ordinances, and takes effect after three weeks’ publication. Signed June 17, 1895 by Mayor W. J. LeBaron with Recorder J. H. Pomeroy.

Mesa City Tripper & Son Recorder’s Office Maricopa County Arizona Said Mesa City Common Council Scoa Street Centre Street West Sécona Street East Second Street North Third Street Said Street West Third Street East Third Street North Main Street South First Street West First Avenue East First Avenue South Second Street West Second Avenue East Second Avenue South Third Street West Third Avenue East Third Avenue Mesa Frex Press W. J. LeBaron J. H. Pomeroy

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