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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
1
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Billy Stiles, a famed train robber, was arrested near his mother’s home in Casa Grande by Ghorley Hood and Burt Glover and taken to Tombstone. Reports also note Alvord’s alleged arrest and concealment during the transfer, while community rumors about other events remain unverified.
A P Shewm an of Mesa City Arizona offers to practice in all Arizona courts. He provides carefully drawn legal papers and serves as Notary Public.
Administrator Carel W. Barnett announces that creditors and others with claims against the estate of William Barnett deceased must present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be shown to the Administrator at J. H Barnett, Maricopa County, Arizona. Dated April 24, 1900. First publication April 27.
Bisbee residents save earnings and invest in a new savings bank opened less than four months ago. The bank now counts 300 depositors with total deposits of 435,000 dollars, averaging about 450 dollars each. Much of the money appears buried in homes, and many notes show needle holes from improvised storage. A fire proof safe in honest hands is preferred over old stockings.
A new Santa Fe and Arizona Southern Railway will run eighty miles south from Seligman opening up Yavapai county and linking with Los Angeles. The line will boost mining towns like Wickenburg Yarnell Date Creek Congress Kirkland Skull Valley and others and transform northern county isolation into a thriving industrial area. Construction began March 14.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of the State of Washington voted against admitting liquor dealers as members and directs current members in the liquor trade to withdraw from the organization.
The firm markets a bold plan claiming extensive California holdings and royalties across 20 fields, with unique hydraulic rotary rigs. It offers 50 cent stock, redeemable on demand, and promises rapid subscription, nonassessable shares, and strong growth across all oil areas.
Charles M. Clark returns from Los Angeles after securing capitalists for an upper Salt River electric power project to serve Globe and Ray mines. Engineers expected next week to evaluate feasibility and begin work if favorable.
The community to seek a hotel with common and commodious apartments after Kimball House fire. Mesa awaits capital to fund a suitable hotel, not excessive for near term demand, but a prudent investment with the right mind.
A statement extols a hotel investment as yielding good returns for capital and prompts questions about which local business figure will take the lead in securing the property for the city.
Ex Speaker Reed argues life aims beyond wealth and praise, urging readers to serve others and act by conscience. A reader shares a testimonial praising Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatic hip pain. The piece notes approaching political martyrdom and upcoming fall campaign dynamics with uncertain coalitions.
A reader reports severe stomach pains and inability to work after a night of distress. A trip to Miller & McCurdy’s store led to Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured the problem after one dose. The claimant, G. H. Wilson of Livernman Burgettstown, endorses the product and plans to keep it at home.
The Ladies Improvement Club wisely foresaw a dry season and declined to plant trees and shrubs in the park. The outlay would have been a total loss due to water shortage.
Historical advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal purifier for diseases from headaches to fevers with claims of curing scrofula syphilitic poisons and other ailments. It states the product is sold with a positive guarantee by J W Baily, druggist.
A pasture notice near Mesa City Maricopa County Arizona states a dark bay horse aged about five years with Ky branding on the left thigh, plus a $40 pasturage bill. The owner, name unknown, is urged to come forward and pay or the animal will be sold as law allows. Davin T. Hrpppa?
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