The Peoples Store Incorporation Papers 1900 Arizona
Articles of Incorporation filed in Maricopa County Arizona Territory. L Salter and J G Peterson form The Peoples Store to operate in Mesa City with a 10000 capital stock, three directors, officers Peterson president and Salter secretary treasurer. Notary public Frank T. Pomeroy witnessed on August 1 1900 with county recorder F W Sheridan stamping August 2 1900. First publication August 17.
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L. Salter
J. G. Peterson
Territory of
Arizona
Peoples’ Store
Mesa City
Maricopa County
Arizona Territory
Territory of Arizona
Maricopa
Frank T. Pomeroy
AOUW
New Exico
Rouse
Honor J Trippell
Grand Lodge
Mesa City Bank Changes Leadership and Expansion
The Mesa City Bank announces new management after Waring and Spangler took possession last Tuesday. Directors elected include A. C. McQueen, Waring, Spangler, Wa. H. Code and A. P. Sherman with nine directors planned. An advisory board adds Mets, Peterson, Barnett and Chandler to join pending charter changes. Waring named President Spangler Cashier Code Vice President. The note invites public patronage and promises fair treatment and a bright future. The article also argues for a net proceeds tax on mining to support government funding, urging next legislature to enact such a law.
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John L. Waring
Studebaker Bank
Bluffton
Indiana
John G. Spangler
A. C. McQueen
Wa. H. Code
A. P. Sherman
Phil Mets
Chas. Peterson
John H. Barnett
A. J. Chandler
John L Waring
W. H. Code
Mesa
Arizona
The
Star
Revision and codification of territorial statutes urged in Arizona
The Star calls for a just determination on the issue of territorial statutes with the coming legislature likely to address codification. The Gazette stresses the need for competent representation and highlights the 21st legislature’s focus on major measures. The piece also notes China’s dragon symbolism and cultural meanings, including the emperor’s throne and flag, and describes public belief in the dragon as a powerful creature.
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the Gazette
Arizona
Territory
China
Star
University of Arizona
Republican Meetings Spark Attendance and City Tour
Republicans held meetings in Mesa last Friday and Alma last Saturday with strong attendance. Speakers urged support for legislature candidates and county officials, Ex-Gov McCord spoke for Murphy and the county ticket, then Lehi and water law topics drew attention. A Missouri editor’s piece on drink, theft, advertising, and a census update followed. Be sure and register.
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Mesa
Thos. Armstrong, Jr
B. A Fowler
A.P. Sherman
F. W. Sheridan
Geo. A. Mauk
A. J. Edwards
I’. H. Parker
J. T. Priest
McCord
N. O. Murphy
Congress
A. O. McQuin
Alma
Lehi
Provo Academy Notes on Classes and Local Activity
Provo Academy reports organized classes and a student directory study program. Students plan a group trip to conference and the state fair with academy colors decorating the train. Community clubs form as Democrats and Republicans debate, with election registration urged and local officers installed.
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Academy
OO SL
Supt
Cooper
Lijah Allen
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