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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1894
Page
2
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The Tucson Star appoints Mr Joan Arustrona former governor's private secretary as editorial manager. The piece argues against seigniorage coinage favoring free coinage and notes mining potential in Gold Field and Mammoth operations. It highlights optimism for statehood, industry growth, and Arizona's investment appeal despite tax concerns.
The piece argues Arizonans must act beyond rhetoric to counter monthly slander and promote development of unlimited regional resources. It notes Southern California exposes the harmlessness of hostile letters and urges united effort to advance wealth and tariff debates, citing a California Democratic paper on the issue.
Congress backs tariff reform in general but favors protection for home industries in each state. Regional demands vary from eugur in the South to manufactured goods in the East, corn and wheat in the Northwest, lumber in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan, wool in Ohio and Texas, fruits in California, ores in the silver states, and coal and iron in Pennsylvania. Many who supported reform now press for local protection for their constituents.
Napa County showcases a strong display at the Midwinter Fair in the Northern and Centre California Building. Superintendent Ches F. Wood leads a first class, irrigation free collection of canned fruits dried goods apples oranges potatoes walnuts and more. The display includes a wine exhibit mineral ores from Aetna Nina Palisade and a bamboo furnished rest area for visitors. Napa County’s exhibit is praised as among the best in the state and likely unmatched by any other county.
The article warns that many millionaires could face severe poverty if a proposed income tax bill becomes law. It argues the measure would drastically reduce wealth and living standards among the rich.
The piece argues gas or gasoline engines offer the cheapest power, running all day without attention and costing about nine cents per hour per horsepower. It contrasts with steam, which requires constant gauge monitoring and high engineer costs, and urges selecting the best long term value.
The notice promotes Hercules Gas and Gasoline Engines with catalogue details and mentions second-hand engines of other makes for sale. It notes limited stock due to trade-ins and lists Palmer & Rey Type Foundry at 405 407 Sutter Street, San Francisco.
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