First class Rooms New Furnishings Near Business Center
Advertising copy notes newly furnished rooms in a European plan hotel. It emphasizes proximity to the business district and convenient location for travelers seeking upscale accommodations.
11 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
1
Advertising copy notes newly furnished rooms in a European plan hotel. It emphasizes proximity to the business district and convenient location for travelers seeking upscale accommodations.
Executor Charles Bauer announces to all creditors and claimants that claims against the George Bauer estate must be presented with vouchers within ten months of the first publication. Claims should be filed with Morten & Shewman, attorneys, in Mesa City, Maricopa County, Arizona. Dated January 29, 1898.
Globe and Mesa stage line operates three trips weekly with no night travel. Each trip stops over Riverside, departs Mesa on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 5 am arriving Globe at 6 pm the next day. Return trips depart Globe at 5 am on the same days arriving Mesa at 6 pm next day. Agents include Hocket Prov’r Johnson Bros Mata Mesa, Louis Sultan Globe, DC Stevens Florence, and L W Collins Phoenix.
Prof. Bieke reports 1897 mining receipts totaling 1064.15 with gains over prior years and notes 50 cent assay rate boosts. Peter Gould's twenty sixth artesian well near St. David yields strong flows enabling irrigation of corn and beans. Graham county shows record prosperity in agriculture and cattle. War scare lingers as government action proceeds and a Mexican wedding dispute leads to a mischief case. Convention call for the Women's Christian Temperance Union issued for Phoenix in April.
Dan Mahoney plans a wide veranda expansion at the Alhambra caravansary. Pettit's Saturday show drew a fair crowd with standout impersonations. Congress considers Cannon's $50,000,000 naval fortifications bill passed without dissent. Heliness services continue in town. Good Templars send six delegates to Cartwright. War sentiment grows as National Guard readiness and dresas ramble, with Territorial Examiners granting J L Patterson a certificate. Cattle thefts near Sacaton attract police attention. Four hundred veterans form in St. Louis for possible Spain conflict. Memorial services for Frances Willard set at Baptist church next Sunday. Uncle Henry Brizzee remains ill.
The 8ate of Arizona Improvement Company plans to offer to buy the canal owned by the Yuma Valley Land and Water Company. The deal includes water delivery to farmers at a set rate that lowers as cultivation averages rise. Farmers doubt the plan will be entertained as Union Company machinery is due to arrive soon and be erected.
We have been permitted to sample cigars made in Phoenix from tobacco raised on the experimental farm at Phoenix. They are a very fair cigar as to aroma and all the other et cetera which go to make up a good smoke.
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