Amendment to Articles of Mesa City Bank Inc
The Mesa City Bank held its annual meeting in Mesa Maricopa County Arizona on October 10 1900. At the meeting amended Article VI to require a nine member board elected annually on the second Tuesday in January with provisions for adjournments and stockholder status. The amendment was adopted unanimously and the bank president was authorized to sign acknowledge and publish it. Notary A P Shewman corroborated the proceedings and dated October 17 1900. County Recorder W Sheridan filed October 18 1900.
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Mesa City Bank
Mesa
Maricopa County
Arizona
Hhe
P Shewman
Said
Arizona Territory
John L Wering
John L.waring
A. P. Shewman
W Sheridan
Pustisurr Advertising and Subscription Notice
Notice from A. P. Shewman publisher stating no person may contract on behalf of the paper except with written order. Advertising rates available on application. Subscription set at $2.50 per year.
Deserving Consideration For Governor Murphy Backers
A fragment from the Gazette notes that supporters who stood aside and voted for Governor Murphy should be given consideration by Murphy and his loyal allies.
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Murphy
Gazette
Supreme Court Opens as Sloan Misses Session
The Arizona Supreme Court opened Thursday morning with Chief Justice Street and Associate Justices Doan and Davis on the bench. Justice Sloan failed to arrive from Prescott. W H Stilwell moved to admit John F Ross of Idaho and E W Lewis of Phoenix to practice. Several motions passed, each granting 30 days for briefs. Street announced briefs must be filed on the first day of an adjourned term.
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Supreme Court
Justice Street
Doan
Davis
Sloan
Prescott
W. H. Stilwell
John F. Ross
Idaho
E. W. Lewis
Phoenix
Street
After the Battle in Arizona Electorate Sets Civic Tone
The writer lauds peaceful elections across Arizona and defends the right to vote amid independence and good citizenship. It condemns bribery and intimidation while urging unity, education, and orderly participation as Arizona moves four years forward as a model for the nation.
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Arizona
Will Practice in all the Courty of Arizona
Notary Public notes legal papers correctly drawn and practice offered across Arizona courts to ensure proper filing and authentication of documents.
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Arizona
Circumstances alter cases in advertising ethics
A quotation notes that Amen denies belief in advertising yet would rush to publish gossip about a scandal when the office is in a tall building, insisting the editor avoid publication if the story would reach a wide readership. It highlights media hypocrisy and public scrutiny.
Governor Murphy Backs Statehood Amid Arizona Debate
The text portrays Governor Murphy as a staunch supporter of statehood for Arizona and urges voters to reject the Republican ticket. It casts opponents as against Arizona interests and praises progressive champions pushing for statehood.
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Murphy
Arizona
End of Chinese Exclusion Law Near, May 1902 Limit
The Chinese Exclusion law set in May 1882 to last ten years is nearing its end in May 1902 after a later ten year extension. It would require re enactment to continue keeping Chinese people out of the United States.
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Arizona
Denver
Moki Tea touted as remedy for various ailments
An advertisement claims Moki Tea cures headache indigestion and constipation and clears skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by J W Bailey Druggist at 25 and 50 cents. A note later mentions the county supporting Mark Smith by a small margin.
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J W Bailey
Todd
Mark Smith
Local Elections Show Mixed Results Across County
The election returns indicate Republicans carried the national race with large majorities and McKinley, while county outcomes were mixed. In Mesa precinct the Democratic vote predominated, and Phoenix area supported local Republicans, with Chas. W. Barnett and A. J. Edwards among those elected. Mack defeated for Recorder, Shewman narrowly lost for Representative, and A. Hunsaker won as Supervisor.
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McKinley
Mark Smith
Chas. W. Barnett
Andessor
A. J. Edwards
B. A. Fowler
Mesa
Phoenix
Mesa Barnett
Mack
Shewman
Hunsaker
Peterson
Fulton
Recorder
Local Candidate Thanks Supporters After Election Loss
The editor did not win a legislative seat but expresses gratitude for the strong vote and the help from friends and supporters during the recent political campaign.
Western irrigation drive gains backing from national business league
An executive committee of the National Business League at Chicago endorses flood control and irrigation measures. The group calls for federal storage reservoirs, forest preservation, and arid land reclamation to conserve water, protect navigation, and develop underground resources.
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National Business League
Chicago
Congress
Population growth in Alabama from 1820 to 1900
The text tracks Alabama's population rise after statehood, noting 1900 total of 1,828,697 vs 1890 1,513,071, a 315,630 increase or 20.8 percent. It compares with 1880–90 growth of 19.8 percent and highlights prior surges: 142 percent (1820–1830) and 90.8 percent (1830s). By 1900 Alabama’s population is over fourteen times that of 1820.
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Alabama
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