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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1894

Page

3

Local notes and events in Mesa and Florence Arizona

Farmers seek rain as D Driscoll drives the Goldfield stage. Local visits include M E Harley and Patterson the cattle buyer. The Mesa Canal Co held an annual directors election electing Trippel Crismon Wilbur Standage and Moore. The Superstition Gold Mining Co articles appear in this issue. The community prepares for a Baptist Church carnival and a musical literary night by Tempe's Young Ladies Cornet Band.

The Mesa Canal Co Alex. Trippel Wm. Crismon E.W. Wilbur Wm. Standage Moore R. J. Rosenberger Chandler Ranch Viola Rosenberger C. B. Lewis A. W. Babbitt C. S. Rowsen Tempe

Proclamation of Reward for Kid the Apache Renegade

Governor Louis C. Hughes of Arizona Territory offers a reward of five thousand dollars for the capture dead or alive of the Apache renegade known as the Kid. The proclamation, dated February 17, 1894, compels proof to claim payment upon capture or death. Cons. M. Bruce serves as Secretary of Territory.

Seventeenth Legislative Assembly Louis C. Hughes Territory of Arizona Phoenix L.C. Hughes Cons M. Bruce

Superstition God Mining Co Incorporation in Arizona Territory

Articles of Incorporation filed by J K Morse D A Sprage F M Vernon H M Comas M R Wiese AC Glancy and B C Frazee establishing the Superstition God Mining Co of Arizona Territory. Principal office in Mesa Maricopa County. Commencement date the filing day. term twenty five years. Article II outlines general business nature proposed.

Mesa Maricopa Couty Arizona Territory Halu Board of Livestors Mesa Maricopa Arzona J R Morse A Spragg F M Vernon H McComas R Wixe Glancy C Frazee Board of Directors F. J. Netherton Ard Territory of Arizona J. R. Morse D A Spragg J K Morse D A Sprage H M Comas M R Wiese AC Glancy B C Frazee Territory Legislative Assembly M R Wise Superstition God Mining Co Pinal Arisna

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