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Vol. 2. -
don , SPJECiLAL 13 ARG AINS
utlfcirfie*’ and Gent lt'm<Mi\s Glovi s, H ts or
Furnishings, go to
;B. F. Johnson, Sons & ()o,
% for the l iest line of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
* in tTie.City.
"* > • i
Rm«Mb«r we are giving away » GRBND FIVE OCTAVE ORGAN
<-•*. jjj**** 2 * 4 0"' - <£ 4nse .wi|h eaeh.dojl.il- tn cash.
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3P*otfee»iosi.a.l Oeardjs.
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
YttfPS, *• - • Arizona
OAm at- Heiaeman A Qiil Block. Offlco Hours
—« to ia. m., %to 4 and 7to 8 p. m.
I • U M. GILBERT, M. D.
M * v •'■■■-■:
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Offics—Over Zanog Co-Op Store.
jj J. JBSttur,
* ’ ’ A ' j
DENTIST.
AH work wanaateiljaiul prices very
fMwotiahU.
©rrac—Porfcw Blank.
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. ry. o. p. fitch
*At \ * %\rA
•*. DENTIST.
- PorcMiQeiitly located in-Mesa j
©>Frc«*—Macdonald Street, Oppos te
Un&mu*
- - Arizona.
attorneysat law
Spaoial attention given to land,
•rater and mining cases,
Practice in all the courts,
rEMPE ARTZ.
J
E. HOLBROOK,
SURGEON DENTIST.
AR work gnar»«t«#d and prices reasonable.
W' So*. 1 and S, Porter Building.
V, . « V' Phoenix. Arizona.
Tr: —-—: :
TRIP PEL & SON.
Alix, TMPTBb, Mining Engineer and j
Metal argist.
L, Tufpml, Civil Engineer Deputy Coun
■*% tarvc/or *a4 Deputy U, S, Land Surveyor.
Do all kinds of
Architectural, Mining
end dull Engineering.
Contract# taken for buildings and es
,mA" limitec fiirniabed for a'l work. Hy
draaiic and Canal work a specialty.
Omei, Pomeror Bieek MESA CITY.
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\ ~ AA,J^-T.AV—
CtqtD ba» rtoapU
YOPLAJTS j
Q J. WILLIAMS, , /
- £c lectio Physictan and Surges.
* WILL ATTEND*. ALL CALLS PROMPTLY.
-
MTChronlc diseases of women a epadalty.^f
Office : Kimball LLouak
Ami iWWN A,ilona
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Mesa Free Press.
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. i p T. POMEROY,
Notary Public & Conveyancer.
papers Carefully Drawn. Opposite
Hakes tluiise.
>4ESA 'TTY, - - - - ARIZONA
' i .*
Iff LAWRENCE WOODRUFF,
HOMCEOPATHIST,
j Graduate of ll.Riiiao.llan .Medical C ollege, Pliila
j ' delphi.v, Class 1882.
| Oflieo and Residmce Rooms 11, 13 and Id.
j Cotton B ek, ukexix. Mike Hours—7 to 9 a
i m .'l t\: 3 and tl to 8 p. rn
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| r p H. SABIN, M. D.
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON-
Office—T wo Door. East of Postoffice
Residence—Robson Street, F.rst Door
South of Main.
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’ Mesa - - Arizona
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j £)R. H. LONGMORE,
Mam Street, Mesa, Ariz.
Three do rs e v t of p stofß
•iPFica Hot-its.- 9a. in to 5 .in.
W. A. BURTON,
CONTRACTOR
-and-
BUILDER.
Estimates Furnished on Short
Notice.
I MESA, - Ariz
#
H UNSAKE ICS
ifclliDri Isn Slaves
i O
I Making direct o-'i nuetions with »
the Ooldfi.rl S age. I
MORNING STAGES.
L’ve ehoenix 6-30 a.m. Leave Mesa 6:30 a.m.
Leave Tempe 8:30 a.iu. • Leave Tempe7.3oa.m.
Arrive Mesa 9:30 a.m. Ariive Phoenix 9 a.m.
EVENING STAGES.
Leave Pnmnix 3 p.m. Leave Mesa 1.00 n m.
. Leave Tempo 4 p.m. LeaveTemne2.3op.m.
Arriye Mesa 5.30 p.m. An v. pliod.ii\ 4 p.m.
CARRY PASSENGER ? AND EXPRESS.
9 . «
Leave ord rs a: Ft hio 1 S abV,
Commercial Hotel or Frank Phil
*jk:
M ,AUIZD-v v, ; IIUR DW, NOVEMBER 111, 1803.
km Cfl-On.
1
I The I 4 ill *-> t Line Ever Opem d in
Mesa can be Seen in Our
Dry Goods Dep’h
Which contains new, neat ind
fashionable dress gnods, (lai ie Is,
ladies’ and gents’ furnishing goods
and everything usually found in a
well furnished establishment.
[
Our Hardware ana Grocery Dep’ts
are stocked with the choic
est goods.
j
We are Agents for tlie
Celebrated My< rs J' 1 nips, (he
Famous F. atln-rbone Buggy
Wliip'i and the
Unexcelled Canton Clipper
Plows.
Our li. ies are of the best and our J
prices as low as the lowest. Special
orders given prompt attention,
0 Li /IVD SEE US .
ASSIGNEE’S SALEM
Tire Whole Stock: of
Patterson & Srundage Bros,
Will be sold at greatly
Reduced JPjices.
A Tremendous Out
V ill be made in the pros of
! I \ TS, BOOTS, - H ES a d Fan
cy Dry Goods
R member the place,
Patterson 4 Brnndage Bros.
MESA CITY, Ariz
GSO PASSEY.
Assignee
ST. LOUIS
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VAL BL4TK’ L4GKR SSEEBI
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! ICE COLD. ON DRAUGHT.
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Schooners, 5 Oents.
MESA, - - Ariz
■IQR. J. W. BAILY,
DKAIjK.II IN
Drugs, Medicines. Ch imicals,
‘ i
FANCY AIID TOILET ARTICLES.
• songes, Brushes, Perfum ry, Kte*
j MESA, - - ARIZONA,
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To the Citizens of
, CEiVIP AND
k*. MESJS CIUY.
V7e cordially invite you to
call and inspect our
'.IMIIKNSK S.fICK
i
OK NEW
.4• *"
j Kj p 6000 s
CLOTHING,
“r"7—• /\ s
■i nr ■ ■!— ae carVo aia
Men’s Furnishing Goods
BOOTS a SHOES.
"When in the Eastern Mar-
Pets in Au ust we found our
j CASH SYSTEM of BUY-
I US! G Goods was a no to se
; cure us „
! T
jllnpamlleled S :
0 1 Bargains.
We can therefore save ou
patrons fully
25 per cent in all their Purchases
Remember we are lead
ero of Low Prices.
lie Alii IHE i). li,
iiiii Clothing Co.
cotton block, ihcenix.
fw‘j T&srmratnc. M" r —TUIIIMIIIM l» l> I
A Cmf for lli 1 Blues!
You a-e ’esp m lent, and no wo i ler,
YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
1
IS LOW, 1
\nd you w -h to supply the whole
family from it.
TAKE OUR ADVICE. ,
Go to
The GOLDEN RULE:
Win rey u can he supplied «ith
-§■ 111 in 3 r"2“ |-
AND —
DRY GOODS,
A* Gie loweNl Price*
Geo. P iS'iy & Co.
Proprietors.
HUGHE3 & ROGERS,
Cam go 4 Wagon Mors.
And General -
BLACKSMITHS
i
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Repairing Neatly and Cheaply
done. Horse Shoe ng u specialty. j
Macdonald St. Ist door south of
Main St., Mesa
3XZCE S.A.
Feed & Livery Stable.
P. MEJS, Proprietor.
Heav? Gold Poinage.
Tin? tbr< e mints now in opera
! inn in In- United 8 ates were let
loose on gdd eo n ig- last month,
and the result, til • la*ge-,t output
in ve irs. Tiie total amount of gold
coined in O'- ober is -?9.504.800,
inclmlin r 1,32 ),000 in double ea
gle-, $5,538 200 in eagles, and
j $2,576,600 in half eagles. The
largi- amount of eagles and half
eagl-s >s articularlv not worthy.
There is good reason for this large
g"ld c linage. Die amount of gold
c: in in gover iin-m vaults has been
reducuti to 866,616,900, the small
-st total in many years. There is
a large supply of gold bullion on
hand. On the Ist there was $96,-
657,3000 in gold bars iu the vmlts
Order* have given to the mint, of
ficers to ke.*p up the activity in
i hi- coinage It is predicted that
-t20.000.000 of this buliimi will b
coined in N vi-mber and December
1 1 >vil b<* Well to put th>* wh .de
amount into coin as rapidly as pos
sible. This is the only way in
which it, can be used for currency
purposes. B <.e>, if the bullion
is turrn-d into coin, there will be
less t r •fi'< in shipping it abroad.
Ex *
It. does begin to look as tho> gh
tu.it Phoenix and San Diego rail
road scheme was g"ing to be push
ed to a iiui~.li. A bond mortgage
r <> th am.i i t of $4,000,000 has
been exei-uied to the Metropolitan
Rust com pane of New York, as
: ustee The bonds to be issued
re to run 20 years at 6 per cent,
ind are to be United to $2,000 per
mile for each mile > f load built
Piesideut Carlson says that when
en miles of the road is built, the
vie'r >po!itan Tru t company w«ll
. sue to t.iie company $200,000
hoods, u on which a loan of $160,-
JOO has be< n arranged for, and
with this money another ten mi es
till be completed, when another
issue of $200,030 bonds will be
made, and thus the road will be
built in blocks of ten miles each
through to Phoenix, byway of Yu
am. Over five mib-s of road are
now graded and over three miles of
track laid. Work is ;oing ahead
apid ly, nearly 1000 of San Diego
ei I Zens Inn i g pi- < ged to pay one
do lar per mile each, as fast as th-*
road is graded. With this local
iid the comiiletioii of the first ten
miles is a sured, when' the funds
•fro u the ’ o <>t will I-tcome avail
able
An expetjitioi to explore the
iieiet fore uuvisited part of Arizona
west of tin- Car'zo mountains and
outh of the NaMijo mountains, was
erguiize-l by M j-»r T. H. Norton,
r tired U. 8, army officer, E. S.
Norton, of* Washington, D, C., and
Hon. IT. 0 H ■ Iges of Ohio, who
secured the se vices of Judge W. B.
Sloan of Santa Fe, as g o ogist for
tht- exp-ditiou. An escort of forty
mounted cavalrymen and fifteen
pick mules, muie teams and one
ambulance, under the command of
Oipt. 8. vY. Sibley, left Ft. Win
j gate on Oct. 12Ui, and the country
I wis examined north and west f**r a
distance of 125 miles.—New Mexi-
I
C HI.
Baron Peraitareavis is selling
an mg away out on the desert
b ond Uaric' pt, to San Francisco
"inkers for ifty cen san acre. lie
says he will run a river thr-mgh
nn ua tan t rea lit with electric
car lines. Jim u->ed to be a good
e ri t an, but we are afraid he has
fallen from grace
1
3iv '.c is again eo«li» g upward in
price, the cause fur Which it is s*id,
is the fact that Russia has announc
ed her intention of adopting it ns a
medium of exchange. The follow
ing note regarding the monetary
ass irs of Russia is published: At
present the amount of silver in use
in Russia as money is not 53 eta per
capita. Russia has 15500.000 000
uncov red piper, or about $4 4 1
per capita. It is stated ihat Rus
sia can easily absorb 1*250,000,000
of silver anc is thinking of doing
so for the purpose of pushing her
eirmneree in the east with Pers'a,
ludia and China, which us« silver
almost exclusively as money,
Blanco White, who is fanning
th~ mountain ranch near Prescott,
known as the To war ranch, put the
entire trac* in Irish potatoes this
season, and he has a crop of pota
toes whic wonderful to contemp
late. lie has a force of men dig
ging potatoes. There are now 50
tons of potatoes on the dump and
the lead seems to be iuexhi.tslib!#.
Many of the potatoes weigh tin*
pounds each, and a gentleman who
has just returned from the potato
camp avers that he saw forty-live
pounds of potatoes taken from two
hills. The potatoes are of most
excellent quality.—Prescott Courier
An average waltz takas a danc r
over about three-quarters of a mile,
a square dance makes him cover a
mile. A girl with a well tilled
program travels thus in one.even
ing: Twelve waltzes, nine miles;
four other dances at half a mile
each, which is hardly a fairly big
estimate, two miles more; the inter
mission etroil and the trips to the
dressing room to rennovate her
gown and complexion, half a mile
more: grand total, eleven and erne
half miles.
A gang of fifty tramps captured
a freight train in the Winslow yards
on Monday night and the trainmen
could not put them off. The con
ductor was given instructions to
carry them through to Williams,
and Constable Jacoby went along
to see that the tramps stayed in
the cars assigned them. The tramps
were sent from Williams west.
They were bound for California.
It is said that there are several
more gangs yet to come.—Flagstaff
Sun.
People who would have a Judge
removed for preserving the dignity
of the court, certainly very
vague ideas of the judicial system
of these United States or any other
country. There are not many of
that kind of people apparently, if
we are to judge from the compara
tively diminutive petition that was
sent up for the removal of Judge
Sloan because of his attempt to
enforce that respesfc which ia due
to a judicial officer.
The penitentiary will again have
a female convict in the person of
Jennie McCleary from Flagstaff,
who got a sentence of 18 months.
Jennie is described as “colored,”
but what tint is not stated. The
presence of one female convict at
the prison is the cause of mere
trouble than everything else com
bined.—Yuma Times.
Since August Ist there have been
twelve railroad disasters of more
than ordinary severity, involving
the loss of 127 lives and the injur
-1 ing of 338 more,
Robberies and thefts are painful
ly prevalent ia Yuma.
I
No. 11.

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