Local notes highlight Mesa visits and community progress
Prof H H Brown and Henry Wickenburg visit Mesa while Mrs Aubury plans to attend Santa Fe. Joel Johnson's child dies after illness. Ed Burroughs is injured by a horse. Highland canal work continues and farmers ship crops to Los Angeles. J M Langston seeks legislative seat. Miss Melissa Morse heads to Santa Fe Deaf and Dumb Institute. Community groups host events and discuss building projects.
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Joel Johnson
Curt W. Miller
The
Tempe
Henry Wickenburg
Wickenburg
Mesa
Will Poweroy
Highland Canal
Melissa Morse
Santa Fe
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Pianos and music supplies at Redewill's Music Store
Avoid overpriced pianos with flashy exteriors. Redewill's Music Store offers standard high grade pianos from Behr Bros Chickering Knabe Ason Hamlin Kranoich Bach at 350 dollars and up, fine models 250 to 330, cheap second class pianos 175 to 319. Easy installments in Phoenix.
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Fom Redewik’s
Behr Rros
Chickering
KNAIE _ASON & HAMLIN
Kranioch & Bach
Sal Musical Instruments
Masis
S Rings
Redewill
Masic
Phoenix
Farmers Exchange Demands Immediate Payment by October First
All long standing accounts must be paid by October 1. Any unpaid balances will be placed with a collector for immediate collection.
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Farmers Exchange
Mediate Collection
Wanted land near Mesa and wholesale goods offered
Wanted ten or twenty acres with a house within two miles of Mesa. Land set in alfalfa preferred. Terms to be left at this office. Also advertisement for carpets linoleum matting burnet lamps silverware Rogers 1847 diamonds and wares at wholesale at G F Lawpey 526 West Washington St Phoenix.
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Rogers
G. F Lawpey
West
Washington St
Phoenix
Mesa
Notice to Maricopa County Voters on Registration
Notice to voters of Maricopa County announces a re registration of all voters in line with Arizona law as amended by 1889 acts. By order of the Board of Supervisors the record entry date is April 18 1898 and clerk Lee Gray issues first publication September 9 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
Arizona
Territory of
Board of Supervisors
Lee Gray
Monmon Conference Special Round Trip to Salt Lake City
The SB Co offers a special round trip rate of 6390 to attendees for the Monmon Conference in Salt Lake City. Sale dates September 29 and 30 and October 1. Final ticket limit is 60 days from sale. For details contact M. O. Bicknell G P A.
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Salt Lake City
SB. Co
M. O. Bick Nll
Office over Larach’s Drug stores Main Street Mesa City
An office space above Larach’s Drug stores on Main Street in Mesa City is described in the notice. The brief item notes location and building context with no further details.
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Larach’s Drug -Stores
Main Street
Mesa City
Land Office Notice of Final Proof by Settler in Arizona
Land Office at Tucson announces that George W. Allison of Mesa Maricopa County Arizona files intent to make final proof for NF Sec 7 Tp 18 Rng 6. Final proof to be before the Clerk of the District Court in Phoenix on September 10, 1898. Witnesses: Fred C. Weekes William M. Gilbert Thomas Anderson and John L. Anderson all of Mesa Arizona. First pub July 29, 1898. Rippet, Register.
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District’ Court
Phoenix
Aris
George W. Allison
Mesa, Maricopa Co
Ariz
G. E
Fred C. Weekes
William , M. Gilbert
Thomas Anderson
John L. Anderson
Mesa, Arizona
United States Land Office
Tucson
Arizona
Viola CG. Kingsbury
Tene
Maricopa County
Llewertlard
Phenix
Alexander J. Chandler
William Tryin
Wichard Biggs
Mesa
Maricopa Co
Eugene J. Tristel
U.S. Lane Gfricy
Treson
Antona
Robert M. Wallace
District Court
Arzona
Ethelbert W. Wilbur
William H. Wallace
Samuel Hall
Andrew Allison
Loning
Weeker
William M. Gert
Thom: Anderson
Daily Trails Run at All Signal Points
B F Porter General Superintendent Gens Pass Act General Office Phoenix notes that all trails run daily and will continue at signal points as scheduled with ongoing operations and updates from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Porter
General Office
Phoenix
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Mesa Free Press
Prof
H. H. Brown
Mrs. Aubury
Dawley Surday
Mrs. Dawley
Ed Burroughs
Angeles
J. M. Langston
Anderson
Anderson’s
Code
Salter
Masons
Nephi School
Mormon Church
Salt Lake
Allison
Young Ladies Mutualmprovement Association
Geo. Elsworth
M 3A
Shaw
Mesa Republican Club
Geniul
Sim Harris
Alkire Co
Weriss
Tizsore
City Shaving Parlor
Weight Proprietor
Mair
Vigor
Vhapg
Saucon
Intered
Tle
Sanden
A. I. Sanden
Markes St
San Francisco
Cal
Tabieenon
Wbae
Chas. Wing’s
Wing
Alhambra Hotel
Macdonald Street
Dan Mahoney
I’rop
J, H, Barnet
Nour
Lomestea
Fork Publication
Desert Land
TILN
Evceny J. Tripren
Tegiater
Central Meat Market Grayw
Kimball House
Pioneer Hotel of
William A. Kimball
Wes
Santa Fe, Preswoth
Phoeus Railway Coq
Santa FE System
Phoenx
Kansas City
St Lo
Dave
Mojave
Kang Sou
Mon Weun
Aen Fok
T. Kaagee
Thars
Bors Fouth
Bok Batte
Jerome Junction
Prescott
Ob Prescot
Budd Valley
Cesseesee
Niniog Station
Great Saither Valley
United States
Jerome
Férse-Om
Ali H
Minh
Congres Jovonen
Congres- Gols
Hale
Storer and Yarveil
Mhoe
Marioons & Ploen
Glewi
Aodi
Jorines
Murpay
Tucxon
Gene J. Trippe
Registe
WM. Passey
Undertaker
Otic
WM . Passey
Meas City Bank
Phoenix & Maricopa
Maricopa
Phoenix and
Southern Pacific
Corgress and Peat
Dresa
Goldfield
Florence and Globe
M. O. Picxnect
Stabl
P. Mets
Rature Heyon
Ua Cabana Ana
Jorpans
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