The Peoples Store Incorporation in Mesa Arizona
Articles of Incorporation acknowledge L Salter and J G Peterson forming The Peoples Store a general merchandise business in Mesa City Maricopa County Arizona. Capital stock set at 10000 dollars in 2000 shares of 5 dollars. Board of three directors named L Salter J G Peterson and Florence Salter elected for term to January 15 1901.
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Peoples’ Store
Mesa City
Maricopa County
Arizona
L. Salter
J. G. Peterson
Florence Salter
Publisher Authorized Contracts Ad Rates
No person is authorized to contract bills on account of this paper except on written order of the Publisher. Advertising rates made known on application.
Councilman Jerry Millay and Assemblymen Seek Re-Election
Local readers learn that Councilman Jerry Millay runs for another term while Assemblymen B A Fowler Sam Brown A P Shewman and Thos Armstrong Sr seek reelection, indicating party endorsements and campaign activity in the region.
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B.A. Fowler
Sam Brown
A.P Shewman
Thos. Armstrong, SR
Articles of incorporation officers and limits filed in Arizona
The document names J. G. Peterson as President and L. Salter as Secretary-Treasurer with terms through January 7, 1901. It sets a maximum indebtedness of five thousand dollars, exempts private stockholder property, and permits amendments by two-thirds vote. Acknowledgments by L. Salter and J. G. Peterson occur before Notary Frank T. Pomeroy in Maricopa County, dated August 6, 1900, with first publication August 17.
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J. @. Peterson
L. Salter
Maricopa County
Arizona Territory
Territory
Arizona
Maricopa
Frank T
Cotory
J. G
Mercy
T Terriay
Frank T. Pomeroy
Arizona Courts Practice and Notary Public Notice
Legal papers prepared for all Arizona courts with careful drafting and accuracy. Notary Public services available to authenticate documents.
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Arizona
Captain George D Christy as Arizona Republican congress nominee
The Arizonian reports Captain George D Christy of Phoenix may seek the Republican territorial convention nomination for congress. Christy, former commander of Company A, First Territorial Regiment, is praised as a strong, popular candidate and potential standard bearer. The piece also notes growing water development across Arizona, especially artesian wells, with irrigation benefits for the Gila valley and surrounding regions.
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George D* ‘Christy
Phoenix
Congress
Arizonian
Christy
Arizona
First Territorial Regiment
M. H. McCord
Hell
Prescott
A. O. Brodie
Npt
Gazette
Artesian Water for Valley Lands Promises Prosperity
The bulletin argues artesian water for 40 acres could cost no more than $500, with low supply maintenance compared to river ditches. Boring artesian wells is seen as boosting prosperity for the valley.
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Bulletin
Arizona Mines Point to Copper Boom Ahead
Copper mining now more profitable than gold with copper prices rising due to electric uses. Demand is seen as permanent, not speculative, with expanding applications likely to push prices higher. Arizona mountains abound with copper indications and prospectors urged to pursue systematic searches.
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Arizona
Gazette
Rogers Engagement Plans for Madge Rogers and Harry Thompson
Mr and Mrs Lowell L Rogers announce the engagement of their daughter Madge Rogers to Harry Thompson of Tempe Ariz The wedding is set for Sept 27 The Los Angeles Times notes the couple’s strong standing in the community and the News joins in extending congratulations.
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Lowell L. Rogers
Madge Rogers
Harry Thompson
Tempe, Ariz
Los Angeles ‘Dimes
Prohibitionists Meet In Phoe nix County Convention
The first county Prohibition Party convention was held in Phoe nix with S. Green as chairman. D J Wix Thomas elected chairman and a full ticket nominated including Wix Thomas for Council, Armstrong for Assembly, Fowler and Shewman for Rep, Ivy for Dematched, Stout for Sheriff, Edwards for DA, McFill for Recorder, Hammels for Assessor, Messenger for Treasurer, Fulton for School Supt, Norris and Green as Supervisors. Oil fields northeast of town draw attention as three parties locate several square miles. Samples analyzed in California and Pennsylvania show favorable results though paying quantities are not yet found. Propectors say money to drill is available and several parties plan prospect holes.
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Prohibition Party
Phoenix
S. Green
D. J. Wix Thomas
J Wix Thomas
Pro
Thos. Armstrong, Jr
A Fowler
P Shewman
P Ivy
Dem
S S Stout
Arthur J. Edwards
B F McFill
J G Hammels
M W Messenger
Rep
A H Fulton
Norris Dem
Green
Tne Gallup
Here
Winslow
California
Pennsylvania
Populist Ticket Endorses Bipartisan County Slate
In a mass meeting at Phoenix led by Judge G W Way, Populists endorsed parts of both major parties. The ticket names Dr J M Ford councilman, J P Ivy assemblyman, B A Fowler Thos Armstrong Jr A P Sherman as Republicans, F W Sheridan sheriff, Arthur J Ed DA, F H Parker F C Norris as supervisors, B F McFall recorder J H Langston probate judge O W Barnett assessor W A Hancock surveyor. Nine Republicans and six Democrats are represented on the slate.
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Phoenix
G.W. Way
Mera
J M Ford
J P Ivy
Dem
A Fowler
Thos. Armstrong, Jr
A. P Sherman
F W Sheridan
Arthur J Edwards
M W Messenger
Rep
F H Parker
C Norris
F McFall
J H Langston
A H Fulton
W Barnett
W A Hancock
Artesian Wells and Paine's Fireworks Display In Phoenix
The county regrets not drilling deeper at the McQueen well to penetrate clay formations and maybe unlock a richer artesian vein. Arizona residents will witness Paine's spectacular fireworks and the Battle of San Juan in Phoenix next Monday and Tuesday with a round trip train leaving Mesa City at 5:50.
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Valey
M. Queen
McQueen
Phoenix
Arizona
Paine
San Juan
Saa Juan
Mesa City
The People's Party Plans Voter Address
The Executive Committee of the People's Party will issue an address to voters outlining its stance and urging unity despite lacking an official ballot ticket. Observers foresee a possible broad field for its relevance in three years or its dissolution depending on the Brysonism impact.
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People’s Party
Weal
Brysnism
Timely Hints for Farmers and vegetable growing note
Bulletin No. 34 Timely Hints for Farmers and Bulletin No. 35 Vegetable Growing in Southern Arizona from the University of Arizona offer value to farmers and vegetable raisers. A copy may be obtained by applying to the University. Also notice a patent remedy Moki Tea claims to cure headaches indigestion and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee 25 and 50 cents sold by J W Bailey. The poll tax law validity will be reviewed by Judge Sloan in Flagstaff soon.
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Arizona
Uniersity
J W Bailey
Sloan
Flagstaff
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