Mesa Free Press Bee Rastevn Event Noted
Local brief notes a bee related event in Mesa with reference to a community gathering and involvement by readers. Details are sparse but indicate an afternoon meeting or activity for residents.
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1896
Page
2
Populist Planks Addled by Odd Proposals and Civic Growth
The Paris Post notes the Idaho Populist party adding three planks including a lightning bug honey bee hybrid for night work, centipede hog breeding for a hundred hams, and budded strawberry milkweeds for strawberries and cream. It also praises Justice Baker for efficient, honest service and urges Mesa to transition from village to town status to accelerate progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Post
Idaho
Auditor's Declaration of Independence Sparks Paper Reform
Editor Adam Redmyre of the Centralia Guard declares a shift from political campaigning, announcing no paper preference for candidates and urging legitimate notices instead. He ridicules subscription habits, laments past glory, and notes local concerns about Apache depredations and a land lease bill clause affecting Normal school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Redmyre
Centralia
Guard
Salvation
Netherton
Murphy
Bicycles Barred From Mesa City Sidewalks in 1896 Law
The Mesa City Common Council ordinances prohibit riding bicycles tricycles or velocipedes on sidewalks. Violators face a misdemeanor with fines from five to two hundred dollars and imprisonment up to twenty days in the village jail, effective after three weeks of publication in the Mesa Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa City
Mesa Free Press
Common Council of
Bicycle Hire Licensing Ordinance Passed in Mega City
Ordinance 28 establishes a quarterly license tax of fifty cents per bicycle for any person or entity hiring or keeping bicycles or tricycles for hire. Violations carry a misdemeanor with fines from 10 to 50 dollars and possible jail time up to fifty days. Passed by the Mega City Common Council on March 1895. mayor Jas R Tusman and secretary J H Barnerr attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa Free Press
Common Council
Mega City
Jas R Tusman
Mayo
Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix R R Time Table
Schedule lists mountain time departures and arrivals for northbound and southbound trips. Phoenix to Prescott trains depart at 830 am and 740, reaching Prescott at 2383pm and 410 pm then Ash Fork 520pm and 1201 pm. Southbound leaves Ash Fork 2 pm and 7am. Prescott 7am and 955 am. arrives Phoenix 345 pm and pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ash Fork
Prescott
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Guides Ash Fork Routes
The Atlantic & Pacific routes west and east bound depart and arrive at Ash Fork with multiple daily times. The line markets Liberal management, superior facilities, picturesque scenery, and easy access to Grand Canyon via Flagstaff Williams or Peach Springs. Scenic highlights include La guna Acoma Petrified Forest and the Canyon Diablo, with Cantilever bridge over the Colorado River and Pine Forest hunting zones. Official contacts AG Wells Albuquerque J Brew Los Angeles C Srenas San Francisco HS Vandtron Albuquerque.
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Grand Canyon
Colorado
Flagstaff
Williams
Peach Springs
Anzona
Montezuma
Laguna
Acoma
City of the Sky
Petrified Forest
Carrizo
Canon Diablo
San Francisco
America
Colorado River
AG Wells
Albuquerque
New
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Auditor's Declaration OF Independence
San Carlos
Guuus
Alkire Co
S. Center
E. Washington St
the Common Council of
Do Ordain
J H Barnett
Jas R Turan
Sata Fe
Prescott & Phoenix
Achiron
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroads
Chicago
St. Louis
Dover
Kansas City
Arizona
California
United States
Canada
Mexico
Geo. M.sargent
G.P A
Ira F. Smith
Coml Agt
E. Copeland
GEO
T. Nicholson
G. A
el Paso
Tex
G.P.A
J H Barnerr
E.J. Long
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
R. R
The
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Atlantic & Pacific
OF the
Colege, Phoenix
H. W. Ryder
Kimball House
Bert. Wingar
Hunsaker & Stapley
Lesa City
Meag Market
Geo. W. Lewis & Co
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