Notary Public Lezal Papers for Arizonan Practice
A. P. Shew man of Mesa City Arizona will practice in all Arizona courts. Lezal papered carefully and correctly drawn for notarial use.
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
1
A. P. Shew man of Mesa City Arizona will practice in all Arizona courts. Lezal papered carefully and correctly drawn for notarial use.
Administrator Cuartes W. Barnett of the Estate of William Barnett deceased directs all creditors and claimants to present their demands with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to the Administrator at J. H Buarnet’s office in Mesa Maricopa County Arizona. First publication April 27, 1900.
In Maricopa County Arizona the probate court accepts that Francis P Robson deceased may need to sell real estate to pay debts and admin costs. Administrator Almon W Babbitt is authorized to sell as needed and the order will be published in the Mesa Free Press for four weeks. The hearing is scheduled for Friday May 15, 1900 at 10 o clock a.m. in Phoenix.
The notice states no person may contract bills except on written order of the publisher. Advertising rates are available on request and subscription costs are listed at $2.50 per year.
General Alger and associates visit Phoenix stressing a water storage project to serve irrigation and growth for Salt River valley. Bonds and construction planned with New York syndicate backing. valley to support 300000 people and Phoenix swelling to 50000. Social commentary follows with a biblical homerun joke close.
The Board of Education of the Arizona Normal School last week elected teachers for the coming year. A J Matthews of Prescott was named principal F M Irish science Mrs Katherine Adams M E Averill Supt of the practice department W J Anderson English Miss Jessie M Sith physical culture The new board of visitors will include Dr Win Dattild Dr Chas H Jones and Rev L A McAtee.
Two men Olson and Stewart were found dead last Thursday at New River Station. The victims, newcomers to the county, were transported to Phoenix for burial. Sheriff Murray pursued suspects described as Mexicans and outlaws who camped near W. H. Wallace’s residence but trail went cold in the desert. Lynching rumors circulate if caught.
The Star notes a plan to establish a major smelting and production plant in Tucson. It argues Tucson is a natural center, with capital likely and fuel from Sonora fields within months, enabling ore from nearby districts to be treated locally and compete with national smelters.
A new timetable effective Saturday morning June 9 adjusts the M P and 8 R routes. The Phoenix Maricopa train departs at 7 PM arrives 8 45 PM with return at 4 25 AM arriving Phoenix 6 15 AM. Mesa line changes include morning Phoenix 6 39 AM to Mesa 7 30 AM and return 8 AM to Phoenix 8 45 AM. Afternoon Phoenix 1 30 PM to Mesa 2 30 PM with return 4 30 PM to Phoenix 5 15 PM.
The many friends of Judge W Morton will be glad to hear he is doing well with his newspaper venture at Covina Illinois.
Stockholders gain a share of dividends from 2 500 000 shares across fifty oil firms. Pro rata royalties on 5 000 acres and profits from 10 000 acres add to three income streams. Stock redeemable on demand within 30 days. full refunds on first payments within 30 days.
G. H. Wilson of Livernman Burgettstown Pa reports severe stomach pains last night. He bought Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at Miller McCurdy's drug store and says one dose fixed him, calling it the finest stomach trouble cure and essential at home. Drugstore listing J. W. Bailey Druggist sold it.
The Enterprise reports Exeter McWord has bought a large interest in the Arizona Gazette and becomes manager. Also notes a reader’s testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Erie Pennsylvania. Sheriff Murray pursues New River murderers as Odd Fellows plan memorials in Phoenix amid unrest in China.
An old advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a universal cure for scrofula, syphilitic poisons, and other blood diseases. It says headaches, bodily pains, stomach sinking, loss of appetite, feverishness, and skin sores prove impurity and that the product purifies blood guaranteed.
Notice issued in Maricopa County Arizona alerts that a dark bay horse aged about five years with a K brand on the left thigh is unattended due to a bill. The owner is urged to come forward and settle charges as provided by law, with David T. Higgerg referenced.
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