Mesa free press., 1893-12-28

ed, making the license $IZ.5O per
quarter instead of $25. The officers
of the election to take place next
Tuesday, were appointed as follows:
Inspector w. d. M"rton; Judges, H.
! w. Brizzee and J. III. Pomeroy; Bal
lot Clerks, j. Tucker and w. D. Me-
Brayer; Booth Clerks, Frank Pomeroy
aud w. A. Burton; Check Clerks
Geo. Ellsworth. There are to be a
Mayer and two Councilman elected
and mass meeting has been called
for Saturday at 8 p. M to make nomi.
nations for these positions.
Mrs. Joel Shrine died ut the family
home ON Main Street on Sunday ght
after painful illness of two or three
weeks. Her death cast gloom over
the scores Of friends and relatives of
the family for she was universally
esteemed by all who knew her. She
came here with her sister over a year
ago aud made her home FIR while at
DR.. Chambers, her maiden name
being Tarr. She was married to Joel
Shrine about a year ago. The funeral
was largely attended, Mesa Lodge I.
o. o. F., of which Mr.. Shrine is
member, acting As escort The be.
reaved husband a I'd relatives have
the sin .ere sympathy of the entire
community in their hours of bereave.
ment.
Deputy Sheriff G. B. Lewis on Tues
day night arrested an Indian on the
street who is supposed to be- pupil of
the Sacaton agency. He VS. in IL
happy-go- lucky frame of mind and a
few minutes after locking him up our
! efficient official came in with Next
can charged with having furnished
the liquor to the Indian. Word was
sent to the U. S. Marshall who ordered
them held here un Ill he should send
for them. They will be tried under
the US. law.
Each pupil in Mrs. Dana's kinder
garten school was the recipient of
neat lunch basket from the Bee Hive
store on the closing day last week.
ihe little folks responded to abe gen
erous donations by singing al arpro-
pirate song. Mrs. Dana has met with
u pronounced success Us kindergarten
teacher and i: is hoped that she will
continue the school.
! Social Hall WAS the scene of more
than usually emf ,yabie occasion last
Friday night. The masked bali drew
! large crowd and there were about
sixty couples en- masque. Many Of
the costumes were handsome. some
unique aud some grotesque. The DAN
GERS unmasked at ten o'clock and from
that until 80 am. the light fantastic
was tripped by the merry dancers.
Goldberg Bros, of Phoenix, is The
popular clothing house. They now
occupy their new store and it is fine
one. Stocked with the finest line of
clothing and furnishing goods ever
brought to Phoenix. If you want
bargains in any goods in their line
call on them.
Three or four gentlemen had their
fortunes tod at the masquerade ball
Friday night by the Egyptian Coun-
tess and removed fortuneteller. There
is CLEAN of sadness in the counten-
ances Of the boys since the rugged
idiosyncracies of fate was revealed to
them.
A grand reunion of the Pomeroy.
family was held at the home of w. E.
Pomeroy, this city, on Sunday last.
There were over sixty of the family
present. A splendid banquet was
served and a general good time had.
This is the first re union of the family
since 1877.
The many frieni, of Miss Rachel
Flanagan and Victor Lamb con-
graduate them on their marriage
which took place last Thursday at the
(Iferory House Phoenix