Ranch King drama to feature Mesa stage crowd
In Mesa Free Press 12 June 1896 the town buzzes over visits by Saal and Van Guthrie families, Shiloh cures, and upcoming Prairie Theatre engagement. The note highlights Mrs Pomeroy’s improving health, local social calls, a Baptist festival, and preparations for the Ranch King performance at Social Hall with the Park Theatre Company lineup. It also mentions medical remedies and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre Company
Phoenix
Mesa
Electric Bitters and Remedies Sold Locally
A Worthing editor hails Electric Bitters as a valuable prescription for constipation and headaches. Mrs Annie Stehle of Chicago reports six bottles restored her health and strength after digestive issues and back pain. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy promises cured catarrh with fresh breath, nasal injector free. J W Bailey and J H A Birnett's Drug Store sell them.
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Morricon
Worthing
Ind
Sun
Annie Stehle
Cotage Grove Ave
Chicago
J HA
Birnett
Heath and Aweet
Shiloh
J W Bailey
Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas Jones
Notice is given by the Administratrix Margaret Jones of the estate of Thomas Jones deceased to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be presented at Mesa City Arizona in Maricopa County where the estate is administered. Dated May 25, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Mesa City
Arizona
Maricopa
Margaret Jones
Notice for Public Sale Final Proof in Arizona
Public land notice from Tusain Arizona dated May 23 1896 announces final proof on Northwest quarter of Section 32 Township 18 Range G and 3 R M at Phoenix Clerk of District Court. Claimant John Gillord of Mesa Maricopa County names witnesses Joseph D Roberton Win V Wright James H Bush and Herman Meyer all of Mesa to prove residence and cultivation.
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District Court
Phoenix
Arizona
John Gillord
Mesa
Maricopa Couty
Arizo
R.M
Joseph
D Roberton Win V. Wright
James H. Bush
Herman Meyer
Mera
Eugene J. Trippel
Atlantic & Pacific Route Offers Scenic Westbound Travel
The Atlantic and Pacific line advertises service from Ash Fork with westbound departures at 140 pm and 145 am and eastbound at 640 pm and 449 am. The Great Middle Route promises liberal management, superior facilities, and picturesque scenery linking Flagstaff Williams Peach Springs and natural wonders along the Colorado and Grand Canyon regions. Nearby attractions include the Petrified Forest of Carazo and the Canyon Diablo formations along with notes on the Laguna Acoma civilizations and the Sky City.
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Ash Fork
Grandanyon
Colorado
Flagstaff
Williams
Peach Springs
Anzena
Mentertna
Laguna
Acoma
City of the Sky
Carazo
Canon Diablo
San Francisco Mountains
America
Colorado River
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix R A Time Table
SANTA FE PRESCOTT AND PHOENIX R A TIME TABLE. Mountain Time. Leave Phoenix northbound 8:30 am and 7:40 am. Arrive Prescott northbound 2:33 pm and 4:10 pm. Arrive Ash Fork northbound 5:20 pm and 12:01 pm. Leave Ash Fork southbound 2:00 pm and 7:00 am. Leave Prescott southbound 7:00 am and 5:5 m. Arrive Phoenix southbound 8:45 pm and 4:00 pm. Con s Passenger Agent Albuquerque NM.
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Santa FE
Prescott & Phoenix
R.A
Phoenix
Prescott
Ash Fork
Ordinance No 2 Regulating Tax Levy in Mesa City Arizona
The Village of Mesa City within Maricopa County Arizona enacts a 1896 1897 tax levy ordinance. The fiscal year runs January 15 to January 14. An average tax of 75 cents per $100 is levied on all taxable property for general village expenses. The assessor will prepare a full assessment roll and post notifications for inspection and hearings. Appeals may be made to the Common Council within five days. Taxes become a lien and are due September 1, 1896, with the Mayor directing collection.
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Mesa City
Maricopa County
Arizona
Janary
Sad Mesa City
Iim'ts of
Wai 1
Une
Common Council
Tax delinquency sale ordinance for Mesa City 1896
The document outlines delinquent real and personal property tax procedures for Mesa City Arizona Territory. It details notice by publication or posting, sale of estates at public auction to cover taxes penalties and costs, and redemption rights within one year. It requires marshal certificates and records, and implements publication and enforcement rules. It establishes the ordinance as in effect after three weeks public notice and includes formal signatures by the mayor and clerk.
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St Lenat
Publi
Mesa City
Mancopa Canty
Arla
Taisessin
Visage Recorder
Reck
Mesa Free Press
Local Time Table for Mesa to Phoenix Service
Trains run from Mesa to Phoenix leaving at 7.80 a.m. and arriving 8.30 a.m. From Phoenix to Mesa the 9.00 a.m. departure reaches Mesa at 10.2 a.m. Afternoon service leaves Mesa at 2 p.m. for Phoenix arriving 4 p.m. Return service leaves Phoenix at 5 p.m. and arrives in Mesa at 6 p.m.
Sunday Time Table Fore noon Trains Mesa Phoenix
Trains run from Mesa with departures at 7 30 in the fore noon and 10 am return to Mesa at 11am. Evening service includes Mesa to Phoenix at 6 pm and back delivering a 7 pm arrival in Mesa. Round trips Mesa Phoenix and return cost 75 cents. Mesa Tempe round trip 50 cents. one day offer.
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Mesa
Phoenix
Tempe
Guo
Protection of Property ordinance note by Mesa City council
The document records a Basat or official proposed measure to protect property within Mesa City. It cites council members and city officials including the mayor, recorder, and clerk, with dated references to 1893 and the Corazan Council context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corazan Council
Mesa City
Tying
Jax Sr Turm
dMayor
Prohibiting Hitchhiking of Stallions Jacks and Bulls
An ordinance forbids hitching horses cattle including stallions jacks and bulls on specified city streets. Violators face up to 25 dollars fine or up to 25 days in jail with both penalties possible. Enactment requires publication in the Mesa Free Press and takes effect 2 weeks after passage by the Common Council on June 1296.
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Parsons
Center
Birrno
Mise City
Persa
Ssid
Commo Council of
Hi&h
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Prs Ray
Eliah Pomeroy
Dummel
Division Gate
Wilbur
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Mrs. van Guthr
Chas. Starr
Globe
Navajo County
C P Leitch
Mr Skinner
Board of Equalization
Seti
Ervid
Mra. J B Maltin
Hartville, Ala
WN Avery
Eieter
Devel Blosi
J. W. Bailey
Averin Rvham
Karl
Qassidy
Rin Pega Aeagee Eailat
Horne
Thin Caterman
Provo
B. Y. Academy
Kelsey Diad
J W Pa
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Mra Peark
Bishee
D. Wilbur
May Rose
Mur
Wearnes
Hood
Pritchard
John D Graves
Prit Shard
John Burgus
Keokuk
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
R King
J. B Barnett
Elivor John T Bray
Chamberain
G. W. Richards
Duquesne
Baxter McCreary
Mr. Cove
Wes c
Natural Bridge
Petrified Forest
Grand Canyon
James Perdur
Monroe, Mich
Chamberlain
Crose
J W Buailey
Mary R.ley
Marie Cuber
Mike Forster
Town
J. H. Barnett
James L. Francis
Tusain
The
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Don A. Sweet
Con’s
Albuquerque, N. M
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Tonk
LeBaron Bros & Co
Vusser
Mich
Orlain
JR Turman
J. H. Barnetyr
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Aise
Pura
Srotmon
Cker
Orjans
Ard Steets
Mesa Sity
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Crete
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Macdonald
Hetwon Hirst
Erdivan
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