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Newspaper

Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1894

Page

2

Dem Convention Notes and Local News From Tempe

General Booth heads to America as Dems gather in Phoenix for territorial convention. The Press notes Tucson Republicans nominate N O Murphy and A J Dorah for offices, local murders and robberies near Tempe and Wickenburg, and Mesa growth outlook. Editors Libbie Corpin and Curt Miller highlighted. Prospector comments on female voting. Pomeroy Bros run five stamp mill at High Flyer mine.

Republican Territorial Convention Tucson N. O. Murphy Congress A. J. Dorah Pomeroy Bros High Flyer

Women Rights Groups Plan San Bernardino County Election

In San Bernardino County California supporters of women’s rights propose a November 6 election where ballot boxes will be provided at each polling place for all women voters to cast ballots for county and state officers. The movement is led by prominent W C T U members to demonstrate practicality.

San Bernardino County Cal

For Rent on Reasonable Terms Ranch Near Mesa

One hundred sixty acre ranch one and a half miles from Mesa with 70 acres alfalfa. Includes house, family orchard, all fenced and cross fenced. Apply to W. C. Norton, Phoenix.

Mesa W. C. Norton Phoenix

Ordinance Licenses and Regulates Mesa City Dogs

Mesa City establishes annual dog licenses at two dollars for males and four dollars for females. The Village Marshal issues metal tags, records payments, and enforces leash and muzzle requirements with impoundment and possible euthanization if unclaimed after forty-eight hours. Licenses expire October 1, 1895, with annual renewals thereafter.

Mesa City Dog License and Offense Ordinance 1894

The document sets penalties for unlicensed dogs and for dogs allowed to run at large in Mesa City. Offenses carry fines from five to twenty five dollars or up to twenty five days in jail for unlicensed dogs, and ten to one hundred dollars or up to one hundred days for running at large. The ordinance repeals conflicting laws and becomes effective after three weekly publications. Passed September 6 1894. W J LeBaron mayor J H Pomsroy recorder.

Mesa City Mesa Free Press Common Council W. J. LeBaron

Summons in District Court of Arizona Maricopa County

Plaintiffs Henry C Rogers George Passey Elizabeth Pomeroy executors and John H Pomeroy sue Jeremiah J Desmond in Maricopa County District Court for relief with a ten to thirty day appearance window depending on service. Clerk J E Walker dated September 10 1894.

District Court Third Judicial District Territory of Arizona Maricopa Henry C Rogers George Passey Elizabeth Pomeroy C J Robson John H Pomeroy Jeremiah J Desmond Maricopa County Phoenix Territory of Arizona Ald J E Walker Such District Court Lewis Jorsan

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