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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1894
Page
1
Zenos stocks neat dress goods flannels ladies and gents furnishing items. Store promotes Myers Pumps Featherbone Buggy Whips and Canton Clipper Plows as featured goods for customers seeking reliable farm and fashion supplies.
United States Land Office in Tucson announces William Barnett of Mesa Maricopa County filed intent to prove desert land claim No 1626 for the entire Section 11 Township 2 South Range 5 East before the District Court Clerk in Phoenix on April 26, 1894. Witnesses are James Pine C W Pine Samuel T Barnett and Wm Newell of Mesa Arizona. Frank W Walls Register first published March 22.
Col Robt G Ingersoll argues that debtors unfairly bear burdens while the rich profit, calls for free coinage of silver, and laments demonetization in 1873. The text then shifts to Indian irrigation labor practices and ends with the Aztec origin myth of Arizona.
The Medical World notes citric acid binds urea and forms a soluble salt, aiding solvent action. Uric acid linked to rheumatism gout and neuralgia, with lemon juice offering benefits in many cases. Yet complications may limit effect, and medical experience is needed to guide treatment. Anterior intelligent use could prevent some degenerative changes.
In San Francisco the Chinese Six Companies held a large meeting and again petitioned their minister in Washington to memorialize Congress for a further extension of the time for registration under the Geary act.
An exchange notes meat as a priority for France with dairy calves fattened for veal. French calves are fed milk and finished with eggs to achieve pale flesh and high prices, while American calves are vealed younger and sold for lower prices.
Scarcity of rain in Southern California raises hay to $20 per ton. Normal favorable years bring $6 to $10. Arizona ships hay to California at fair profit, with large shipments already leaving the Salt River valley.
The Boston Globe lauds Arizona fruit display at the Midwinter fair. The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce shows 250 jars since July 1 1893 with vast donations from Maricopa county. Items include oranges lemons olives dates grapes nectarines peaches figs and more. A Bermuda sweet potato and 23 jars of grains also appear.
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