Local News In Mesa Valley Busy Or Lively Times
Activities in Mesa and surrounding area include brass band reorganization, new schoolhouse ad, secret society halls under construction, and a hostile report of petty theft. Decoration Day observed, mining work at Buckhorn and Mammoth prospects, river picnic, sea shore excursion, and community meetings stain the town's social fabric.
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Chandler
Secret Society
Mesa Brass Band
Sea Shore
F. Lampey
Washington St
Phoenix
Buckhorn Mining Company
Goldfeld
Train schedules and connections from Prescott Arizona
Train No 1 connects with Southern Pacific No 19 eastbound leaving Maricopa at 10 50 p m. Train No 2 links with SP No 20 westbound leaving Maricopa at 5 45 a m. Connections at Phoenix for Prescott Congress and Mesa for Goldfield Florence Globe. Pullman car service between Phoenix and Maricopa.
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Southern Pacific
Maricopa
Maricups
Phoenix
Prescott
Congress
Mesa
Goldfield
Florence and Globe
Shurs
Faye
Pullman Palace
N. K. Masten
B. P. Porter
Supt
M. O. Bicknell
Hawley Leaves for Milwaukee and Tempe Race News
Dr. Chas F Hawley departed for his permanent home near Milwaukee and leaves well regard from Tempe. A match race for 2 year old colts is set for Saturday at 2 p m on the Tempe track between Dan Kleins and Col Roundtrees animals with other attractions listed. The article notes social events and a push by W M Gilbert to list properties for sale. The town council met in special session and purchased a chemical fire engine from the Babcock company of Chicago to organize a fire company, signaling progress in protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Morton
Pomona
California
O. Hawley
Arlington Block
E. A
Obas
BE. Hawley
A. P. Tan
Phil Mets
Santa Monica
Ida C. Falconer
David E Falconer
Aiden
Ida C. Hobson
John Mets
John
Chas. F. Hawley
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tempe
Dan Kleinmans
Col Roundtree
Woodmen of the World
Ullman
Babcock Extinguisher Company
Chicago
Sunday Excursions Resume From Mesa To Phoenix
The Maricopa and Phoenix line will restart Sunday excursions from Mesa starting June 4 and continue each Sunday through the summer. Round trips cost 75 cents from Mesa and 50 cents from Tempe with tickets valid only on sale day. Trains 6 and 7 are annulled on Sundays. special passenger trains depart Mesa at 5 00 p m and Tempe at 3 34 p m for Phoenix, returning from Phoenix at 10 00 p m Pacific time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa
Phoenix
Mesa
Tempe
Tempa
District Court of the United
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Mesa Free Press
Faipar
NEWA
Ree A. Hunsaker
Johnson Bros
The
Good Templars
Pines
C. L. Hall
Webster Street
University
Tucson
Alkire Cos
New York
Arizona
Alkire. Co
Washington Street
Zorla
Kimball House
Pioneer Hotel of
William A. Kimball
Jazzoma
Mwess Mre
Chas. Wing
Dana Bros
Main St
Mesa City
Peterson
Kyrene
Laceton
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoeni Railway
Santa FE
Kansas City
St Louis
Easter
Bob Pra
Mojave
Tassy
San Diego
Tiesy
Los Angeles
Ash Fork
Orisazo
St.Louis
Danver
V. Aibayn
U. V
North Lojal Bound
Yass
Jerome
Peters Mayer
Cherry Creek
gSay
Cott
Sleall Valley
Skwall Valley
Kirkland
Yomgrees Junction
Wickenbaurg
United States
Canada
Mexico
Pecon and Mayer
Mayer
Meee
Cro
King
Castle Creek
Hot Springs
Lnonate Phoenix
M. Sargent
E. W. Gillett
Deming
Paso
San Antonio
Houston
Orleans
Waenieates
Texas & Pacific
Freeno
San Francisco
Ge -Portland
Seattle
Ean
W.M Gilbert
McQueen
Donald
Normal School
Arizona Bicycle Store
J, Montgomery & Son
Hamrger
Rex Mambrino
Fuller’s Corral
Joan A. Barkley
Sam. Y. Barkley
Fe Electoral
Barnett’s Drug Store
Main Street
W. M. Gilbert
Code & Salter Building
Mesa, Florence and Globe
Riverside
Florence
Globe
Mineral Creek
C.C. Hockeit
B. M. Johnson & Bros
Armour
Globe, Price & Shields
L. W. Collins
Oonix
Alhambra Hotel
Macdonald Street
Dan Mahoney
Seeney
Munn & Co
Scientific American
F St
Washington, D.C
U.S
Civil Service
J. A. Kurtz
Wright
Wade
Sqle Proprietors
S.c.wells & Co
Leroy, NY
Hamilton, Can
J. H. Barnett
Stabl P. Mets
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