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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1895
Page
2
Frex Press enters fourth year amid civic calls
Farmvar notes the Frex Press reaching its fourth year and seeks increased patronage to fund improvements. California’s anniversary celebrations are praised, while Cuba’s insurgent gains are reported. Mesa prepares for Irrigation Congress delegates with a city mass meeting to organize reception and improve local infrastructure. Albuquerque hosts the congress next week.
Tax Tactics Shift Between California and Arizona
California tax press has altered its approach toward Arizona over the past year or two. Previously Arizona was presented to the world as a load bearing example of fiscal policy and economic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Press of
California
Arizona
Yild Ie
California Sees Promise in Arizona Resources and Trade
The piece notes California’s awakening to Arizona’s riches including mining machinery, cattle, alfalfa pastures, and growing railroad activity. It argues Arizona’s development will soon foster a close, mutually profitable relationship with California as capital flows and production expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden State
Arizona
California
Kimball Named to Fill Mesa Supervisor Vacancy
The Mesa community backs Wm A Kimball to fill the late Wm N Standage seat on the Board of Supervisors. The appointing board chose Kimball from four finalists, with Judy Crouse nominating him and Capt W L George seconding. Mesa and Phoenix property interests supported the selection, and Kimball’s deep county knowledge and business acumen were cited as assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. N. Standage
Board of Supervisors
Mesa
Phoenix
Tempe
Wm. A. Kimball
Crouse
Mr. Kimball
Probi
Judy Crouse
W. A. Kimball
Capt
W. L. George
Baird
Kimball
Franchise Granted to Phoenix Tempe Mesa Railway Company
The Common Council grants the Phoenix Tempe Mesa Railway Company a fifty year franchise to lay track on Mesa City streets beginning at North Third Street. The roadbed must be prepared within six months and the railway completed and in operation within six more months with at least one daily train each direction. The grantee must maintain the line, crossings, culverts, and grade alignment, obtain a bond of one thousand dollars, and allow for village grading or alterations while keeping disruptions to a minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa City
Phoenix
Tempe
Maricopa
Territory of
Arizona
Mése City
Twentythree
Src. 3
Repir
Cumimen Council
Vilage
Atesa Lotz
Shrine
Macdonald Streets
Mese City
Iie
Ivis
Common Council
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A. P.shewman
Morton & Shewman
Frex Press
Sacramento
Cuba
Irrigation Congress
The
Bowery
International. Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Buck
W. L. van Horn
van Horm & Zuck
Attorneys & Counselors
Law
Offee
Hineman & Gill Bk
Tamrzs
Tempe & Mesa
Src
Mesa Free
Mres
Village Recorder
Wed
L&raroy
May
J. A.P Meny
Villays
Il Common Council
Charles Stevens Cor
Montezuma and
Adame Ste
Sale
W. A. Burton
Ariz
WM. Passey
Undertaker
Mesa City Bank
Mesa City Restaurant
Wm. Ellsworth
Prop
Pomeroy Block
Main St
Mess
Myers
Acre
Gwcond
Highland Dam
Highland Land & Water CO
A. St. John Gaylord
Gen’t Mor
Alkire Dry Goods & Glothing GO
Talbot & Hubbard
Pheonix
Lamson Academy & Business
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