Local notes from the Mesa Free Press
The issue surveys farm machinery demand promising a busy spring and a strong hay crop due to heavy rains. It mentions a school election next Saturday in March, with Dr Brack Newell likely a candidate, and reports on Tombstone mine reopens and a Greek Cox trip for land cultivation. Teachers and students entertain sixth graders, while Judge McBrayer withdraws an apology request. The legislature nears finalization with an anticipated appropriation bill awaiting the governor’s action.
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Dauny Sisprey
McQuen Ranch
Graham
Runaway Golden Eagle Stage Ends in Fiery Crash Near High School
A four seated rig from the Golden Eagle, drawn by four horses and driven by Thomas Hervey, ran away near the High School Landing yesterday. Six ladies were aboard when the horses bolted, turning and skidding through streets before overturning at Fifth Street. Mrs Culberson suffered serious injuries with potential brain concussion, Mrs Ross and Mrs Gastett were cut, and the driver Hervey, though severely bruised, faces a lengthy recovery.
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Golden Eagle
Thomas Hervey
Phy
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Washington
Fifth St
Kate Culberson
Ross
Gastett
Hervey
End of the session nears as 21st Legislature closes
The last three days of the Twenty-first Legislature approach adjournment Thursday. The session has considered major bills, killed some measures, and completed its duties with overall favorable progress.
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Gnat
Land Office Notice of Desert Claim Proof
United States Land Office notice states Mary D. Leebrick of Mesa Maricopa County Arizona files intention to prove desert land claim No 2715 for W 1/2 of Section 29 Township 28 Range 8 before Phoenix District Court clerk. Hearing set Saturday March 28 1901 with witnesses Charles B. Lewis Jesse D. Hobson Jesse Hill and Charles P. Hill to prove irrigation and reclamation. Milton Re. Moore Register. First pub Feb 15.
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United States Land Office
Atisuna
Mary D. Leebrick
Mesa
Maricopa County
Arizona
Phoenix
Charles B. Lewis
Jesse D. Hobson
Jesse Hill
Charles P. Hill
Mesa Arizona
Milton RE. Moore
Register
Notice of Intention to Make Proof on Desert Land Claim
Joe P. Leebrich of Mesa Maricopa County Arizona filed notice of intention to prove up on his desert land claim No 2714 for the NE more 29 T 25 S E GP before the District Court at Phoenix Arizona on March 7 1901. He names Charles B Lewis Jesse J Hobern Jesse Hill and Charles P Hill all of Mesa Arizona as witnesses to prove irrigation and reclamation of the land. Milton & Moore.
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United States Land
Nice
Tuccog
Arizona
Jonathan Holdren
Mesa
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Charles
Lewis Jesse D. Tickson
Jesse Hill
Charles P. Hil
Milton R. Moore
Rexise
Unites States Land Office
Tacon
Miebo
Joe P. Leebrich
Arizna
P.vof
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District Court
Tvllow
Vitnerrer
Charlee
B Lewie
Jesse J . Hobeen
Charles P. Hill
I Mesa
Milton & Moore. Register
Sultan Oil Company Articles of Incorporation Filed
Articles filed in 1901 form Sultan Oil Company with principal Phoenix Arizona and branches in San Francisco and Bakersfield. Incorporators E H Aigeltinger A F Kapp Henry C McPike C H Inman W Carpenter. Capital stock 500000 dollars, 600000 shares at one dollar each. Period 25 years. Board of five directors elected annually. Maximum indebtedness 20000 dollars. Stockholders’ private property exempt. Notarized in San Francisco and certified by Arizona county recorder.
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Arizona
ai@ corporation
Sultan Oil Company
Phoenix
Maricopa County
San Francisco
California
Bakersfield
Kern County
Califfornia
E. H. Aigeltinger
A. F Kapp
Henry C. McPike
C. H. Iuman
W.carpenter
Territory
Gaid-Corporation
Baid Corporation
S.id Corporation
A. D
Rival Oil Company Incorporation Notice in Arizona
The Rival Oil Company forms in Arizona with principal offices in Phoenix and California branches in San Francisco. Directors include J. C. Skinner, Wm F H Osman, John F Barnett, Charles J de M A Lobao, Samuel Nichollé and Wm N McCarthy. capital stock $500,000, 500,000 shares at $1 each, five directors, 25 year term, nonassessable shares, board elections in March, indebtedness limited to two thirds of capital. Public record filed March 15 1901 with Maricopa County Recorder and Arizona Secretary of State.
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Territory of
Arizona
Phoenix
San Francisco
State of California
J. C. Skinner
Wm. F. H. Osman
John F. Barnett
Charles J. de M. A. Lobao
Samuel Nichollé
Wm. N. McCarthy
Otheer
United States
Joan F. Barnett
William F. H. Osun
J. Vatu
Samuel Nicholls
M. A. Losao
Wman N. McCarthy
State. of
California
A. City and Co
R. B. Freat
J. €. Skinner
Wm. F. H.osman
John ¥. Barnett
Charles J. Vath
M.A. Labao
Wm . N. McCarthy
Ten
I. R. Simp Cane
Territory
Maricopa
I. B. F. McFall
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Cox
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Party of Phoenix
Desert Land
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Tucson
Hersie Seals
Jose D. Hobson
Jesno Hii
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Milton BR. Moore
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Henry C. Mepike
Sai C. Hainman
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Charles F. Kapp
Henry C. Mey Pike
C H. Inman
W. C. Carpenter
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