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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1895

Page

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Undertaker William Passey Offers Coffins and Repairs

WM. PASSEY undertaker advertises supplies coffins and caskets in stock and made to order. Furniture repair and job work available at low prices with live and let live pricing.

Water Rights Case in Arizona Court Reversed

The Arizona Supreme Court reverses the injunction against Tempe Canal Co and Mesa Consolidated Canal Co over water delivery from the Salt River. Appellants claimed rights to create water power. the court held common law does not apply here and that appellees’ rights were not violated by delivering water to their ditch above use, remanding for new trial.

Arizona Austin Chandler Tempe Canal Company Mesa Consolidated Canal Company Mesa Company Baker Supreme Court Territory of Arizona Et al Consolidated Canal Company Maricopa County Kibbey & Williams C F. Ainsworth J D. Pope Bethune A. J Salt River Tempe Canal Hayden Appellees

Over Irrigation Destroys Land Fertility Over Time

A St. Louis Press writer notes long term damage from over irrigation. Excess water ruins land fertility and depreciates value for years, while perceived care masks the harm. One year of over irrigation can destroy fertility for at least six succeeding years.

St. Louis Press

Pure Western Air Lets Peaks Be Seen from Far

The writer notes extraordinarily clear western air allowing distant peaks 100 miles away to be seen without glass and says sound travels farther here than in other climates, with engine whistles heard from ten miles away. A Washington correspondent adds that lobby money will flood Congress, with corporate officers and attorneys already gearing up.

Tombstone Fairbanks Prospector Washington

Legislators Draw Interest From Pacific and Pullman Firms

Delegates expected to engage newcomers in Washington where interest centers on new members. The Pacific railroad and the Pullman Palace car company are among the corporations represented in the capital scene.

Washington Pacific Railroad Pullman Palace Car Company

Bear Killer Roupe Wins Fresh Trophy Run

In Tusday butcher shop report, Roupe killed a bear named Old Bru in with seven shots after a 629 pound corpse measured. Roupe has harvested forty deer this season and found markets in Flagstaff and Scrome. The region shows strong labor demand as every man and boy in Fieachamming district worked recently. Three Buena Vista mine boys at Miner camp earned 140 dollars from a two day rain arastre ore task.

Hwy Hocworth Tusday Roupe Thunter Bruin Flagstaff Scrome Fieachamming The Sentinel Buena Vista

Message Found in Nebraska Shack Reveals Hidden Arizona Trip

Fragmentary note discovered in a deserted Nebraska shack mentions distances to a post office, a church and other landmarks, concluding with a prayer and a claim that the writer is headed to Arizona for a fresh start. The readable parts indicate travel intent and geographic references without clear names or dates.

Nebraska Arizona

Arizona Lumber and Timber Co to Close Saw Mill

The Arizona Lumber and Timber Company closed its saw mill on Tuesday and will likely stay shut until spring. The yard holds many millions of feet of lumber and logs, allowing prompt fulfillment if demand rises. The planing mill and box factory will operate through the winter.

Arizonas Lumber Timber Company

Prison Beekeeping Experiment Grows Honey Supply

The territorial prison will test beekeeping to supply honey for home use. An apiary of twenty five stands was received yesterday and placed in a prepared shelter. A single hive at the prison yielded over 200 pounds of honey last summer.

Territorial

Cement Discovery Near Holbrook Stirred by Investor

A Holbrook report claims a large deposit of cement near the city, three miles away, rivaling Portland cement in quality and spreading over thousands of acres. A wealthy Los Angeles investor is examining the find.

Holbrook Los Angeles

Army of 15000 under Uncle Sam grows in decade

The federal workforce numbers 15000 with over thirty percent added in the last ten years. Salaries range from 50000 for top executives to 150 a year for postmasters, reflecting wide pay scales across agencies.

Sam

True Unto Death Epitaph Punchline In Press Skit

A brief quip from an undertaker asks a dying editor for an epitaph and the editor replies We are here to stay capturing a sharp newsroom joke in compact form.

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. M. Johnson & Co Martin Phoenix A- T H. CG. Longmore F Mesa W. Bailey A. K van Horn Vanhorn & Zuck Attorneys & Counselors Law Ginenen & Vill Bik Temrk Charles Stevens Montezuma and Adams Sts Sale Stable C. J. Williams BeefRive Brona B. Morton A. P.shewman Morton & Shewman Attorneys-at-Law Maes City Arlington Block Mesa City Aeuos Mess Hardware and Grocery Myers Mesa City Restaurant Wm. Ellsworth Pomeroy Block Main St Mesa WM. Passey, Undertaker WM. Passey Mesa City Bank J.D. Bechune Hawkins Owen T. Rouse California Colorado Desert Here San Diego Exchange
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