Subscription Rates Note From June 5 1896
A brief notice lists subscription rates at 2.50 dollars and mentions 130 Fxway on June 5, 1896. The fragment provides a pricing line and a date, with limited context.
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1896
Page
2
A brief notice lists subscription rates at 2.50 dollars and mentions 130 Fxway on June 5, 1896. The fragment provides a pricing line and a date, with limited context.
Local items report the river harbor bill debate with the president's veto, Democratic conventions in Phoenix and Kentucky Indiana endorsing free silver, and a Bisbee letter on Apache pursuit. Discussions on water rights, irrigation costs, and canal plans mix with mining news about Mesa nearby gold camps and Goldfield’s growth.
The Santa Fe Prescott Ash Fork line completes arrangements to handle all California freight for Phoenix. The service promises 24 to 48 hours faster transit, with daily handling at Ash Fork and direct car delivery to Phoenix on the fast train arriving at 6 40 a m, Herald reports.
Judge E J Edwards acting for Col Fleming and Dr J M Ford of Phoenix secured bonds on seven copper claims in Webster gulch. The ledge averages over thirty feet wide with easy opening and low-cost ore treatment. W W Hill of Phoenix will arrive to begin work. the seven claims will be thoroughly exploited. The deal is described as very large and promising for Globe’s future.
The Pomona Times rector admirably notes Arizona University’s second annual commencement after Prescott’s single public school era. The piece reflects on territorial growth from troubled past to a modern, civilized center, praising editors and pioneers who exposed opponents and propelled progress.
Governor Franklin appoints T. J. Wolfley a Republican to the Board of Control. Wolfley, a newspaper man and Republican, is expected to perform the duties creditably and please the people. The Free Press offers congratulations to Mr Wolfley.
Public notice to creditors and claimants against the estate of Margaret W Vernon deceased. Administrators require claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Morton and Shewman Attorneys Mesa Maricopa County Arizona. Dated Musa Arizona May 20 1896.
Articles filed in Arizona Territory declare Phoenix Fish and Fruit Company a retail dealer of fish flowers and related goods with capital stock of 2500 dollars. John Goodfellow and H Nowpyké named as directors and officers. term twenty five years. liability limited to 1000 dollars. notarized April 6 1896 in Maricopa County.
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