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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1894

Page

2

Frank Kane declines Run for County Recorder in Maricopa

The report states Frank Kane, once courted as a candidate for Maricopa County Recorder, has decided not to run. The item also notes the death of Frank Walls, Tucson land office registrar, previously Phoenix resident, and mentions a confirmed volcano on Harqua Hala rim near Ehrenberg.

Frank Kane Cader Maricopa County Frank Walls the Land Citize Tucson Phoenix Harqua Hala Rang Harcavurs Ehrenberg Road

Labor Tieup Threatens Nation as California Drift Toward Conflict

The piece reports a nationwide labor strike threat with California facing a warlike stance. About 3000 strikers arm themselves while troops, marines, and guards mass near Sacramento and Oakland. Martial law is declared and talks of arbitration fail. The article praises Maricopa County's isolation and self-sufficiency amid the crisis.

Chicago Pullman California United States National Guard Sacramento Oakland Marcial Law

Water Commissioner Standage Involved In Cutoff Dispute

Residents question water commissioner Standage about a court-ordered water delivery to Consolidated. The speaker notes Standage knew his duty to deliver the water and questions his reluctance to protest the cutoff.

Standage Arizona

Standage’s Water Dispute Cited Though Absent from Action

The letter explains Mr. Standage was away in Phoenix when the Arizona canal water was taken and he did not act without court authority. Norton states water was turned into the canal on legal advice, and Standage awaits Judge Baker’s guidance. The Free Press corrects impressions and notes the matter will be before Judge Baker on Saturday for any court orders.

Standage Arizona Canal Phoenix The Arizona Mr. Norton Baker

Notice to Debtors of Gray and Weiler

All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to Gray & Weiler are requested to call and settle at once.

Gray & Weiler

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