Tempe and Mesa News Roundup From Tempe Daily
A compilation from Thursdays and Fridays Daily reports on Tempe and Mesa notes. Ben Goldman spent yesterday in Tempe while water scarcity worsens with only 18000 inches in the river. Delegates returning from a Phoenix convention may delay the Phoenix tonizivt train by an hour. The city council authorized Mr Chandler to begin electric light operations. Mesa notes mention a sixty five horsepower dynamo and new lighting for Mesa. Juan Overbeck health updates, property sales, and a range of local happenings fill the pages as communities adjust to drought and growth.
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Tempe
Ben Goldman
Lay
Robt
Finch
Pinal
Phoenix
Regan
Chandler
Colona Christy
Harry Overbeck
Prescott
Charlie Mullen
Mr. Mullen
Fisher Bailey
Mesa
KR. Gill
Colonel Ridley
Hayden House
Worth Bellamy
al Miller
California
Water Works
Local Mesa News Roundup Highlights Social and Business Notes
A busy Mesa segment reports new bike purchases, health improvements, and residents returning from Prescott. It notes Mrs. Vancoate moving to the Tomlinson House, Warner adding a sidewalk, and local social events including a 18th birthday party for Miss Bila LeBaron. Dairy business remains active with cash orders for butter. a Mogollons excursion heads out and the Zeus Co-op prepares for fair trade. John Spooner dies of cancer with funeral planned, and J. F. Lewis reports a three and a half million bushels threshing season for Mera Hay and Grain. Community clubs host receptions, and a transfer of telegraph staff hints at ongoing local activity. An electric fence project and a forthcoming wedding are also mentioned alongside several named residents and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spooner
Mera Hay and Grain Company
J. F. Lewis
Florence
Zenos Co-op
Mogollons
Miss Robeson
Upper
Gila
Biennial Powwow moves toward fusion in county convention
The Venocrats hold a long county convention with delegates and street activity as they discuss fusion with the Populists. G. P. Bullard and J. Ernest Walker guide credentials and platform talks while committees draft resolutions, and fusion talks seek balance on the legislative ticket amid tense intra party debate.
Populist Convention in Maricopa County Debates Fusion
The Maricopa county Populists met in the court house to discuss fusion with Democrats. They elected temporary and permanent officers led by Chairman Case and Secretary James, formed a platform committee, and named a conference committee to explore potential fusion while opposing it in some quarters. They endorsed initiative and referendum, repeal of governor control laws, bullion tax, and public ownership of waterways, and mourned the death of Captain W C ONeill.
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Central Committee
G. P. Bullard
Ghairn Willis
Rotary Bullird
Deleg T
Smith
Baker
Moscary
Santiag
J. D. Lopez
Mesa City
Farish
Drachman
Mose Draelun
Murphy
I. M. Nolin
Robert Friedel
Tom Morrow
Ie E
Phoenix
Dirst Ward
F.nelle
Blount
P. Ball
J. Shott
E Meznett
Gus Hirschfeld
PLA
Deveren
Alkire
Alexander
Theodore Taffnor
W Scott
Proxy
A.C. Ba Wilson
L. D. Damron
Dave Kyle
Mose Drachman
al Arthur
J. Ernest Walker
JD. Grenwood
J.T. Gibson
J. R Dunn
H. L. Talburt
Henry George
Robert Freidel
T. A. Fulton
D. Dorris
A. L. Strait
Jos Harbett
W.T. Smith
Con
N. A. Sand- Leonard
Temperne Birchett
Williams
Morrow
Compton
Mesa
W. J. LeBaron
Marloes Peterson
Ainald
Hunsaker
D. Crook Lei. J
Sornsey
J. A. Stewart
Oly Jones
Mitchell
Groadway Temes
Me Aki
Jennings
Collins
Wirbanks
I. Wickenburs
Dougherty
Ain Danni Thos
Parish
Jorden
G Brack
Madison
J. J. Whitten
Meridian
W. Son Proxy
Hemey Burs McDowell
J. . Adams
Vercorze Sears
L. Sumpier
Goldfield
Andrew Dobbie
Agua Callente
Frank Baxter
H. 1. Co
W. Sanders
Thos.orge
Drew
W. Arizom Union
Merrell
Wa Kin
P. Af
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Johnston
Joe Wilken
Co. W. Miller
Territorial Board of Ee
T. E. Warish
Thos. Ring
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Silver Republic
Shine
GUT P.m
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W. B. Lonnt
N. A. Sande
BA. Ovrea
P_ Orme
D. L. Murray
W. T. Smith
Joe Mouihon
Joe Dousherty
Tamesa
McCoon
Bk. Lount
Oye
Rema
M. Tom
Murray
Monthon
McCannanders
Aallot
McCannak
Jos. Monihon
Torrea
Sanders
McCann
Murs
Busi- Sanford
Bone
D. P. Jones
Mr. Sorenson
Gus Thirschfeld
County Recorder
Y. A. Moeur
F. M. Mosenert
Any. A
Maricopa County
Hibs
Louse
Ales
Invan
W. W. Edwards
C. O. Case
J.D. James
J.T. Him
Mr. Shernick
M. Brayner
J. Q. White
A.V. Vataloren
Democras
A. L. Henstan
W. Way
J. Muilten
Ati
Case
Tecomm
Wiieh
People's Party
Aviona
W. C. O'Neill
Batte
Ces
People’s Party
Peope
Arion
Jase Soniroceeds
Democratic convention and county committee split
Delegates debated payback and fusion tactics as the Democratic convention wrestled over forming a county central committee. Judge Way was elected chairman, Frank Lymeann secretary, and A. V. Van Doren treasurer with a plan to fund campaign expenses. Nominations for council and lower house stalled, with a September meeting likely to finalize a full ticket.
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Ithem
Teish
Imodon
Urnel
Committee On Conference
Ene Ste
County Central Committee
Judge Way
Frank Lymeann
Car
City Council meeting and pardons rules issued
The City Council met last evening with Mayor Adams absent. Morford was elected Mayor pro tem. An ordinance regulating city claims passed. The city marshal to hire crews to clear dirt from irrigating areas. The recorder to prepare ads for printing, feeding city prisoners, and acquiring lumber for the year ending June 30, 1809. A saloon opened on Sophie Pith Street. Pardons rules were published detailing petition signatures, endorsements, and processing steps, with notices of specific pardons requested for Charles Brown and Santiago Sanches. A Klondike discovery claim by Thomas of Marysville, Texas is noted, and Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption is advertised with trial bottles.
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Adams
Morford
City Recorder
Gould
Sophih Pith
Gretion
Clemen
Territorial Prison
Thomas
Marysville
Texas
Dr. King’s
Phoenix Dice Co
Catarrh Cure Claims Quick Relief for Senses
Ad claims Iy s Cream salve opens nasal passages and relieves head cold symptoms. It promises to restore the sense of taste and smell, claiming protection for the mucous membranes. Sold in 5 and 10 ounce sizes or by mail from 26 Warren Street, New York.
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Tate
Sveli
Warren Street
New Yor
Notice to Voters in Maricopa County 1898
Notice to voters of Maricopa County announces re registration under Arizona statutes amended by the 1889 legislative acts. By order of the Board of Supervisors, dated April 18, 1898, Lee Gray, Clerk, records entry with first publication April 19, 1898.
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Maricopa County
Arizona
Lab Legislative Assembly
Territory of
Board of Supervisors
Ises Lee Gray
Dar
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Will Goodwin
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Har Meredith
Gililand
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Turkey
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Wil Charles O. Austin
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Ida Woolf
Amet Stewart
Vancoate
Tomlinson House
Warner
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Charles Petersen
D. T. LeBaron
Bila LeBaron
Woodmen of the World
Mesa Camp
Mr. Woodmansee
Mogolten Mountains
Reno Road
Zeus Co-op
Ims
D. A. LeBaron
W. H. Beard
Geo. Wilbur
Wm. Abel
J. Hoares
A. FB. Shewman
Fay Newell
Bisheestricht
Grand Lodge of Good Teampkars
Pye
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Bertyima Co
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Stewart
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Nephi
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Pulaski, Ky
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Joe
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Tipton
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T. M. Nolin
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Tonpe
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Wickenburg
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Silver Republicans
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Hunter
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W. T. Linville
Vulture
San Domingo
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Orme
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Murphy and & McCannowler
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J.P. Orme
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C. W. Miller
L. Gempton
Lehi
Jenry T. Wilson
Arizonaa Palls
M.A. Stanford
Riverside
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Ira Moore
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Henry Mitchell
Woolf
Anna
Alex Honsaker
E. Pomeroy
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J. W. Kincaid
W. R. Morris
Justice of the Peace
McElwain
Arthur D. ¥Eenwood
Joe, Balsx
Frank McClintock
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Schilling
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Hauser
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Los Angeles
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Yume
Santiago Sanches
Maricopa
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