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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
1
Fire devastates Mesa saloon and Wing Building area
Fire at 3:50 a.m. destroyed the Krondyke saloon and Wing Building adjoining. Miss Sir Allison's restaurant and the Patterson-Brondage two story brick were saved with only nominal damages. Origin of the blaze and total loss were under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Krondyke
Sir Allison
Patterson-Brondage
New Trial Granted in Prison Labor Case for Arizona Firm
Senator Ives, president of the State of Arizona Improvement Company, welcomes a Supreme Court re trial after an oversight hid a bond filing from Washington records. The court reversed a territorial court decision, and Ives calls it a signal victory for his company. The Phoenix Herald notes C J Hall's New York trip seeking canal water cooperation with Hudson Reservoir Co. though no final accord was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
State of Arizona Improvement Company
Supreme Court
Washington
Board of Control
Territorial Court
The
Phoenix Herald
C. J. Hall
New York City
A.d. Chandler
Hudson Reservoir Co
Hudson Company
Florence area poised for railroad boom in prosperous boom town
The Tribune reports that copper and gold mines near Florence boost prospects for a railroad and general prosperity. Merchants thrive, farmers prosper, homes improve, and a strong optimistic mood pervades the town and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Tribune
Legislature Turns Hostile to Newspapers Then and Now
The Twentieth Legislature started with hostility to the press but the newspapers remain staunchly alive. Ex-members who fought the press are expected to seek public votes again from wary voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth
Southern Pacific Builds Massively Planned Colorado River Bridge
The immense steel bridge spans the Colorado River at this point, part of the Southern Pacific system. Completed last week, traffic was never delayed during construction, with a total cost of $250,000. The report notes voter registration rules require six months’ residency and a poll tax receipt for registration. It also mentions the need for a fire company with reliable water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado River
Southern Pacific
Sentinel
Arizona press association to meet in Solomonville next month
The Arizona Press Association plans a Solomonville meeting next month to establish sensible rules for dealing with pot house politicians who mislead voters into sending them to the legislature. The piece notes diverse local items including social news, ranch improvements, school bond talk, irrigation studies, and various small town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Press Association
Solomonville
Gazette
Local residents travel and social notes from Tempe
Col A J Streeter and wife left Tuesday for New Windsor Illinois. Dr Lucas the dentist has recovered enough to resume work. Geo A Mintz of the Globe Times and family were guests at the home of Charles Mullen last Saturday. Attendees of Mme Johnstone Bishop Song recital at Tempe Monday night enjoyed a rare treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
A. J. Streeter
New Windsor
Illinois
Geo. A. Mintz
The
Globe Times
Charles Mullen
Mme. Johnstone-Bishop
Tempe
A Good Company at Social Hall Presents La Belle Marie
Rose Stillman and her company perform tonight and tomorrow at the Social Hall. The bill changes each night with La Belle Marie opening, a comedy drama featuring singing and dancing. Ladies enter free with a paid reserved seat, music priced 50c reserved 25c general admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stillman
For Sale Cheap Fronting Main and Oerter Streets
Short property notice offers West half of Block 7 for sale for cash. Inquiries directed to this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Oerter Streets
Southern Pacific Promotes Speed and Comfort in Travel
The Southern Pacific emphasizes complete equipment, comfortable transport, and prompt service with fast trains and gas lights on all cars. Dining cars on all limited trains, no snow blockades, 238 miles shortest line to Los Angeles, quickest time to eastern points. Contact M. O. Bicknell, Agent, for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
M. O. Bicknell Agen
Travel Guidance for Routes and Accommodations
The notice offers routing tips for eastbound and westbound trips via the Southern Pacific line. It promises route selection, best connections, and suitable accommodations. Contact M. O. Biewety, G. BP. A., Phoenix for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.O. Biewety
G. BP. A
Phoenix
Phoenix Short Line Restores Pullman Service Between Phoenix and Maricopa
The Phoenix Short Line reopens its Pullman car between Phoenix and Maricopa. Passengers may board at seven in the evening and remain until six o'clock the next morning, eliminating the need for a Maricopa hotel room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa
Sunset Limited to Run From Chicago to Coast
The Southern Pacific announces the Sunset Limited fast train will begin around November 1 with a solid vestibuled Pullman service and full dining. It will run twice weekly, linking Chicago to the Pacific Coast and connecting with an Atlantic Coast service from New Orleans to San Francisco. Four fast trains run weekly from Maricopa via the Sunset route. For details contact M. D. Bicknell, G. P. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Maricopa
M. D. Bicknell
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Social Hall
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Y Ann Orin
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Iia
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Wesa Free Press
W. D. Morton
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Morton & Shewman
Arizona House
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Habanas
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Willie Barkley
Dr. Wilbur
Newell
Williams and Clark
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George Wilbur
Eddie Page
Dorman Ranch
Marsh
Wyoming
H Code
Frank P. Yrott
Falk
Vienna
Atlantic
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California
Arizona
Missouri
Flagstaff
Salli
Hupin Kaugh
Anna Babee
Bite
Sun
Jerome
Goldfield
Mr. Sharp
Dr. Chandler
Qupid
Levi Brizzee
Ellie Lamb
Lfe
Lute Lamb
Collins
the Tabernacle
Dnele
Jack Hall
Globe
Tip Gibson
Mineral Creek
Joe Standage
Mr. Barbour
Williams News
Navajo Reservation
Adams Diggings
Judge Hakes
Mormon Church
National Guard
Santa Graz
Lee
Whittier
DeVane
Yuma County
McVeigh
Abell, Wilbur & Co
Abell, Wilbur and Mullen Hardware Co
W. L. G Soule
San Bernardino
Cal
Miles
H. S. Peterson
Geo. Macdonald
Tena Mets
A. F. Barker
A. P. Shewman
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W. A. Kimball
Goldfeld
Southern
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Sunset Limited
Pride of Japan
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