Mesa Free Press Names D Morton and A P Shewmman
Local brief notes the Mesa Free Press lists D Morton and A P Shewmman among staff or contributors in the city's newspaper page.
14 Oct 1898
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1898
Page
1
Local brief notes the Mesa Free Press lists D Morton and A P Shewmman among staff or contributors in the city's newspaper page.
Morton and Shewam Publishers advertise advertising rates available on application.
The San Francisco Chronicle cites Governor Murphy saying Arizona is rapidly ready for statehood. Population reportedly over twice Nevada’s, approaching 101,000. The report praises peaceful relations with Apaches and urges Congress to admit Arizona promptly despite past discrimination.
The review reports September favorable business conditions nationwide with gains in bank clearings for the first week of October. It notes strength in iron and steel, expansion in textiles, and steady prices across markets. Foreign trade shows a heavy balance in favor of the U S, with olive and citrus shipments adjusting. Local conditions remain satisfactory though crop yields face heat and water shortfalls impacting quality.
The serialized notes cover bank failures in Southern California with liabilities of 49 000 and assets of 36 000, the Indiana battle damage to a punch bowl later sent to Tiffanys for engraving, a Lafayette Day proclamation observed nationwide with a plan for a Marquis de Lafayette monument, and Arizona’s industrial year highlighting railroads, towns, mills, and mining, plus bids for the Buttes reservoir and a Rough Riders dance at Sll Hotel. Sentinel and Arizona Sentinel pieces praise Superintendent A P Shewman.
Mrs Henry Standage died at the family home in Alvin at 2 o clock Tuesday morning aged 67. She was born in Ohio and moved to Utah in 1848, came to Mesa with her family in 1880. She leaves a husband and many children with a large circle of friends. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with a large attendance. Col McCord's regiment has left Huntaville Alabama and will be sent to Cuba.
Builders plan brick structures near Nelter ton corner while Dan Mahoney and Abell Wilbur Co expect to erect large brick stores. Democratic candidates campaigned in Alma and Mesa with rallies as the Consolidated Canal Co expands to carry a vast water volume.
A historical price list shows items available at Andersons Gogbys stall. Dry granulated sugar priced at 14 cents per pound, Armour ham and bacon both per pound, salt pork per pound ten cents, 27 bars Battle Ax soap for one dollar, canned table fruit per case pair, tomatoes per can ten cents, corn per can ten cents.
The Sunset Limited, the Southern Pacific special from Chicago to the Pacific Coast, will begin about November 1 with twice weekly service. A solid vestibuled Pullman train with dining is planned. Also a biweekly New Orleans to San Francisco connection links with Atlantic Coast trains. Four fast trains weekly from Maricopa via the Sunset route. For details contact M. O. Bicknell, G. P. A.
Travel special to Pittsburg Pa October 10 to 14 at a reduced rate of 72.20 on the 8SP. Ticket validity may extend to December 31. Case dates listed October 3 4 and 5. For details contact MN C BICKNELL G P A.
The notice promotes Southern PactRia travel guidance with route selection to the east toward seaside points and a westbound instruction for the shortest line. It invites readers to call M. D. Bicewegs, G. P. A. Phoenix for farther information.
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