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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1895
Page
2
The fragmentary text mentions a price of $2.68 and a claimed saving of 76 units. No clear event or identifiable entities are present to establish a full news item.
Notices reflect a mix of local and national items: Pasteur’s death in Paris cited. trial alibi defense in Dur rant case deemed weak. General Schofield retires on pension eligibility. Mesa praised as sunny and ideal for homeseekers. a Washington Grand Jury backs whipping for wife beaters. Mesa to celebrate P and M Railroad completion. farming advice favors smaller well tilled lands. Southwest Stockman renamed for Phoenix readers. President Murphy of S F P P road optimistic about Tucson extension. Sound Money committee faces west opposition. Maricopa County urged to show vim to be imperial. Old Yavapai highlighted as top wealth producer. Gila Valley Globe and Northern Railroad progress noted with 60 miles total, 48 built in year. progress paused awaiting next steps.
The passage through the San Carlos reservation to Globe is demanded to unlock Arizona's rich mineral region. The piece argues the road lowers government supply transport costs to Indians, speeds troop movement, and curtails trouble, while boosting Globe’s mines. It criticizes the government for bonds sales as a higher priority. It also notes the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer’s value and a local personnel change at the S F P R railroad with Mr Healy moving to Los Angeles.
The Mesa City Common Council grants Phoenix Tempe and Mesa Railway Company a fifty year right of way and franchise to enter and use street portions for a single or double track railway with telegraph lines. The ordinance sets construction deadlines, safety and grade requirements, crossings, and bonds, and reserves the village's right to alter streets while protecting the railway’s operation, effective upon publication in the Mesa Free Press.
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