Mesa free press. [volume], February 15, 1894, Image 1

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SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR CASH!
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A full 1 ino of (tenoral Merchandise constantly in
*tOck, and we will not l»e undersold.
it. P. Ju!i.h:>:i, S >:h & Oj,
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0 J. WILLIAMS,
Eilsttio P.ijisi n uJ Surge in.
WILL ATI K.M* a \Ul.’» PROMPTLY
V J'trt til » a tip ri
OrfiGK: Kimbvll House.
. . Ar.Zitu
f|H H. SABIN, M. D.
PMYif TAN % ' J i »2 >N
Office —Tw >l)>h' F.as oi To-toiiicc j
Residence —H >b*"ii Street, t .r»t D *ur
Berth ui Main.
Hbba - - Arizona
LAWRENCE WOODRUFF,
HOMOEOPATH IST,
>!■*»!f« of H:*im«un*» MeJutal C >lieure. I’MI
•iolphi >, Cl n* l'di.
eSco «od henW.nco llw uir 11, l* »nd I.>.
Cottoo e**.ck, i iiaisix. fu.«. »to a a
m., 1 Ij S aDU bn.K[.i».
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Jjß* GHA*. U. JONES,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Qui<i i - Arizona
Office ot Weifemvi It i II Bio :k. 0;B e M- ur
*-f Mil. m.,- A u> 4 AO.» 7 »u *» p. «>•
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.. GIL„*K S U\ \t. I)
PHYSICIAN & SUIt JEON
Offi«—O> r Zorns Co-0 'D*r<
Mesa City, A. T.
p|~ J. JESSur,
DENTIST.
All work warranted and prices v ery
reasonable.
Qffce — Porter Block.
Phoenix, Arizona.
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JJtTHUNE A McCABE
ATTORNEYS AT L».\V
Special attention given to land,]
•rater and mining cast's.
Practice in all the courts,
TEMPE :. :: AltIZ.
TRIPPS A SOU.
aLBX, 'iripp..i> Miiimf Engineer and
Mi'tV.urji-t.
LriutD L Thippbu. Civ.i E i\ i *-r Deputy C u -
tjr Surveyo. a>i»l Depu y U, S, Lana Surveyor,
D i all kinds of
Arriiteotural, Mining
f,?/ Gisil Enjinssring,
Contracts taken tor bail lings and e<-
titiMt** furnished f*r a’l work. Ily
dr.ni'dc an t Otnal work a specialty.
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Mesa Free Press.
p T. POMEROY,
Notary Public & Conveyancer
.ual pa;vjra C refuly Drawn. Oppoait.
lUkos 11 use.
IF.SA CITY, - - - ” ARIZONA
£JR. j. \V. B\ILY,
DKALKR IN—
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
FANCY ADD TjILET VRTICLES.
Songes, £rushes Perttim rj, Etc
UI.SA - - ARIZONA.
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THE.
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GDIY& IVSILER, Proprietors
Tresli and Horned and
Pickled Meats,
. .***%. ummm . ...s «n.u ii niiinwiwi'—.laspow
Sausage, Etc. always
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on h^nd,
ts del’v red ro any pan
•f til •ci y in 1 \ i.; ui \.
.'» xw *, i! id i, Mala Stri ct,
MESA J. HIZONA.
A. t BURTON,
CONTRACTOR
-and-
BUILDER.
Estimates Furnished on Short
Notice.
M ESA. - Ariz
| HUNSAKER’S
j Phoenix, Tcmpe&Mesa Stages
I 'd.king -lire •» n -i u cMotis with »_
tuts O ldfl 1 S T
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M 'RVI.VQ sr.v :KS.
I/'n hoea*' .in I eiiVH Me-a 0:30 a.»n.
I. av> Temp B:<oa.’n. l e tv« Tenn*i*7.3 'V.in.
Arrive .Mesa 9:3'’ <• .m Ar iv.r I'liuenix 9 ».ni.
KVKNINO ST \OKS.
« L ft'e I* cd six 3 o.m. Leive
'jLo vh Temi'e 4 p.iii. Le ve Tem te *.<o».in.
* rrive Mesa r>.3o p.tn. An.vts l*l«je six 1 |i.m,
CARRY PABSESGER3 AND EXPRESS.
orders at Fashion fUnl>V,
Commercial Holcl or Frank Phil
lips
Ml SA, ARIZONA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1*94.
Mil CO
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The Fineit Line Ever Opened in
Mesa can lit* Seen in Our
Dry Goods Dep’U
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Which contains new, neat Anci
fashionalile dress goods, flannels,
bidies’ and gents’ furnishing goods
and everything usually found in a
well furnished establishment.
I Our Hardware and Grocery Dep’t *
are stocked with the choic
est goods.
We are Agents for tlrie
Celebrated Myers Pumps, the
Famous Fv.atherbone Buggv
Whips and the
Unexcelled Canton Clipper
Plows.
Our lines are of the best and our
prices as low as the lowest. Special
orders given prompt attention.
0 ’LL AMD SEE US.
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ASSIGNEE’S SiLI!!
TTi e W hole S toe * c of
Patters >n & 3rundage Bros,
Will he sold at greatly
Reduced Prices.
1 Tren endmis Cut
Y 11 be m de in the pr c< sos
H ATS, BOOTS, SH ES and Fan
cy Dry Go ids.
R.■member the place,
MESA CITY, Ariz
G! O PASSEY,
Assignee
Feed & Livery Stable.
P. METS, Proprietor.
R. WILSON
rile only Second flan 1 S*.orc* in
South rn Arizont Er) variety
of noods sold ar. b *d-rock prices.
Give us a call.
Wasnington St.
PHOENIX. - - ARIZ.
W. J. KIN333URY,
Attorn eg-at-Law
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Pr ictices in ab the C air Is. Special
attention to land canes..
jTEiirE, - -ARIZ*
Arizona K Mbit.
The Sin jb.HiicifiCO Ohtonicle
•i* ys:
Under the dome of the horticul
ural an.l "giicultur il building
•here is a display which is exciting
, general interest. It is the only
one from the territory of Arizo .a,
ted it wis-the first one to he in
stalled in the gtll.try ued-r til*
tome. It is art ange lin a diin>y
•oo'h of hluoand gol I. It eonsi'C
of citrus and deciduous fruits, nuts,
j raisins, vegetal lies, honey and a
variety of other iroJucts which
people are astonished toharn conn*
from the land of cacti and cowboys.
. The citrus fruits are of excep
tionally good qiality. There ar
eleven different varieties of th
orange, and all of them are good.
There are hundreds of navel oran
ges, sweet and thin skinned. They
ripen not later than Nov. 15cli.
and constitute one product of many
vi hich are ready for market from
two weeks to six weeks before sim
ilar products in California are ready
for the consumer. In the gmenl
display there is an exhibit of dates,
which are the only ones fudy ma
tured at the expo-siti m. They were
in the same cm lition November l
The exhilut i< made by the Pno •
nix cliamb t of com neice, whose
secretary, B*uc; PiP-y, is con
stantly in attend mce. Within th<*
section is a sign m ide entirely of
oranges an 1 wor led, “Silt River
Valiev.” This v.ill»»y i* in Mar co
pa county, Arizona. Tills county
his establish *d a display for the
single purpose of correcting an im
pressi ui that Arizona is not a land
of fruit. Th" county has com- to
the fair to win some of the benefits
which all participants will share.
[t ha* installed i striking and v.uy
interes ; ing exhibit, which thus fir
has excited in »re • ament thin
perh ips any other now under tin*
lone. Mitic *p i t >iory ii likely
10 bo wry well known before the
-•xposition is over.
The Joarh il-.Miner of Prescott
denounces the late “write-up” *4
Yavipai county by the Bxitni iei\t
f,r vvliici sooo was paid. Tin* pa
per very prop ;rly says tint wh n
outside pipers are used to adver
tise hone industries, the section
advertised gets sold, l’lus is no
oniy true of 'his big Examiner fake
but is correct on general princ pies
If a community has money to tx
p Mid for public advertising they
had better pay it out. to newspa
p rs 'll it devote twelve months in
each year to the interests of its
peopb* and when this rule is de
parted frm i fraud is invariibly
i»erpet rated. Phoenix lias b *«-n
sold o i sever id occ isions by such
frauds and only a few days since
one of these traveling blackmailers
was in Phoenix, out. failed to filch
our people.--G izette.
Kara?)* Proverbs.
The p'-nv rln of savig»*s ar- very
shrewd and pir.hv. The Bisutos
siv ( “The thief catches liimse'f;”
the Yorubis, “He who injures an
other injures hiinnelthe Wolofs, j
“Before h-aling others heal v uir
eslf..’ T»» Acerra they say. “No
li »dy is twice a so d;” inn' the
OH, “The mom doe-t n it. grow full j
in a day;* “Hie poo- man has no J
j friends;’ \ Pashto proverb sivs, ]
. ‘ A f-flier does not brio; forth n
1»i»• 1 :** ’a razor cm to- shave itself;'*
‘Or *ss th • river b‘f »•« vo t ab ise
th“er m;o li’e;” Truth isonlv s >ok-n
bv a or » i f mi to or a f*o *‘Pe**-
pecer n • ■ n'wavs h^n'iin ‘The
thread fol'ows til * n-edl -Pr*
. jpaiMiion is much better than after
I thought.”
Tti S:)knia hii thraa Jm
, tinguislied visitors 01 Wudu **Uji
morning in the perso is of Hon.
. Olias. M. Bruo *, S cretary of th
, [Writory; Herbert B. Tenney,
, 0 tshierof the Co is di N iti >o »l
Bmk of L’ucs oil, and F. J. Nether
ton, Territorial Sjp n*i itendeut of
Public Instruction, of ,Me«a. Tlies
g -n'hniien came hero to impact the
experimental work on the cunpuiy
farm, in the i itmvsts of tn • agri
cultural experimental station work
of th-* territory, with wici iusti
tution tn *y are oHoiiby cm nctsl
Tney wore surprise I an I pleased
with what they hi v Ii *i*«, an I pre
dict a fl itb *ri 14 fatar i f ••• oar v 1! -
ley. Tie so l is fir sll ?ri »r t»
wint they explore I t> find, and
with the intri 1 uti » 1 of wit *r by
neans of pinping p! 1 its, tiny hs
li /Vn t’lO is 1• h »f inraj of ferr.ile
bind will hi r.ul ii 1111 ti agricul-
c .ire in the villoy in ash *rt perio I
ifti.n*. Wn an alw iys d ilighte 1
to sm gvitieiiMi of th dr ahil cy
ml stan ling visit onr t» v\, an 1
our p‘ip'n ir 1 pi ii»*l it fchi on -
p irtunity roe itertii 1 tin a.— Vil
cox Sootk'iia 1.
Pro?picrivrt stated >0 l is ciusing
a little stir ou th* S n itod d q les
tion ail >' R ipp me ill i w» >is
avid idle ti nh»r is looking fVvar-i
with Irenihling mt ci > iti » is. Ili
girdmg Henatnrial boom* th * Gila
BmJ Lsk ier s'gniti mntly siys : If
wi run across a prop *r aid ri i.iag
l)nii*crat who, in oir opnion
wo il f rdl *c r » credit an l h*n *r o 1
th 5 St.i‘e of A iz »ni i’s the United
St lies S-iitti, we W.ll pri it his
na m1 at the hi id of our editorial
colu nis uitil th * u1 v g*v*r 1»r
sig 14 us c»n 11 ssi»l. all w* h ireb /
pledge o irs-Ives *li it In *'i» n we
stall 11 vo 5 ite w II b* i 1 hv *ry wtv
|iiiiuel an I w 1 *thy. Ail His
ho nla 1 I it pi 13»of icsid *m 1
is not iIN *w Ters *y. Ail hi hi
never bmn a liDgite t» ot'rm
“What are yo i wi ting for ? said
1 Ci *r »kce liwy*r to an Ii tiin
•‘A rejeip ..’’ •* V1 it d • you know
about 1r -c dp 1 1 Ciiy»i uiltr
.staml tin 111 ar -of one if I will
g’ve it to you.” replied tin lawyer.
“S’p >s« in iy blrnl di ■; me g 1 to
lieheu; mi till tin gitns lock id:
ille see Post I e Peter; hi siy, “Jim,
what you want? Me say, ‘want to
get in * ‘You piy A that ra m-y ?’
Whit me do? I lull no receipt;
h b to hunt ad o’orr hell to dud
l ou
A region b.esse.l with a ulimite
which allows bill playm; all the
V’*ar ‘r 11 id; w1 ve tnn sun sliine'
353 days out of 333; where c **i—
suniptiv**s hi issoin into ablebo lied
men an I where ojrogenarians are
as sp *y as s icing c iu< 114. is s ir*ly
agiod pi ic Ito live. We miy not
have electrin cirs and other deith
deiling vices, but wo hive the cli
mile, and plenty of it. It’s free,
too.—Enterprise.
A Kansas editor says that when
the nnnvh mts of his town, an I other
fellows who want a little alveriis
jng or jih work dme th *y go
ar >un 1 an t s dicit hi Is for the sun ■
all I the lowest biller gets tile
i work. The edi or is now ready to
| receive sealed bids for a sack of
I floor, a pair of pints, a hit and h
j c >nl of woo I, and the pulling of an
aching tooth; al>o for a piir of hro
I guns for his .six months old biby.
A Chicagi syn licate is about t »
esia 'lts 1 il bink at Yj ml, anil w.l
eivet a h.a ids vine tlirco story br.ek
and stone building.
Woilom «f llaliac.
A man should find ail women in
> iis wife.
Debts are the silent partner
. experience.
Suspect the woman who talks >f
her virtue.
Woman lives by sentiment wh re
man action.
‘•A* you plem.” is th* w»<V
first wod of indifference.
Money m liters can always in?
settled, butfe Png>are pitiless.
There are but few moral woun U
that s ditu lc does not cure.
A hobby is the medium bet we.-a
a pissiou and uiono n iuia.
A ma i is strong when he ad
mits to himscif h » own wenkn •**.
There are som* men who wro
always polite—they have gloved
souls.
L»ve. after giving more than it
ha*, ends l*y giving more than -t
rec ives.
Wo nen ire apt to see the de
fects of ain in of talcut, and th;
merits of a fool.
He ihat does not bestride su
and grasp it by the in me lets for
tune esc in e.
Wh**n a rascal is loved by nn
honest worn in she e ; th-r b-eoni-s
criminal or he an honest man.
Next to the pleasure of ad uirieg
the won m we love is that of see
ing her a 1 nir • 1 l»y others.
God himself was derived by tin
only worn vi he hid ta govern and
who n hid taken pains to mike.
No ma i-his yet been able ><»
discover the mei is of giving frie; t
ly a I vice ro a woman, not even to
ids wife.
It is natural to destroy what we
c innor. possess, to deny wha'. w*
cannot understand and insult what
we envy,
I h ive spent my lice in 3«.*iji
people die, not of their ailm ivs,
hut of that great incurable disease,
the want of money.
For mmy years it has been a
mystery where all the g >l.l found
around Gila Oily c»rae from. The
.Mexicans and .In Plans have been
a-cust-mied fer years to dry wash
ing the gulches thereabouts and
every storm in tho mountains re
**• • •
planished the supply of g >ld. With
the rich lelge* rec *ntly fouul it is
plain that the g d 1 cam • from these
and other si nil trly rich ledges.
Tii3 cish of Mrs. N mni ; M;•
vViiirter a;ai ist th" C?> iti-*coicut
Life Insurance o>. was concluded
at Fresno last we *k and resulted in
a verdict for the plaintiff l\ie
suit was for insurance on the If* of
VlcWiiircer, husband of plaintiff
who wss kiil <1 in bis o vo y ir I 000
night in 1889. The insurance com
pany refused to pay th; amount 4
the insurance, claiming that Mo-
W.rrter committed suicide.
-1 - - j - - •
Tub proposition to give Arizona
statehood by tacking her on to
Nevada or New Mixico does not
meet with the approval of our peo
ple, and it is hartily to be wondered
at. What we w int is statehoo 1
without any increase 1 territory,and
if this is iinftossible now let us re
main as we are. We are not. play
ing second fiddle to anything.—»
stockman.
More trees and vines are being
p'an ted at Tumi than in any sea
son in the history of the place. As
to trws the same may be said of
the Mesa country.
Thb festive 1> iz/.ird has b<en
getting in its work iu the east the
past few days.
No. 24.