Mesa free press., 1894-01-18

| ounIav dinners at the kimDa
House are becoming special and at
tractive feature of that popular resort.
w. Z. Frapkliu anil family and DR..
Hart OF Tempe visited our city 5atur
day last aud dlned ut the Ahambra
Hotel.
Marshal Meale and Attorney Gen
era Heney aud ladies visited our city
Sunday and dined at the Kim bali
House.
Dudley Lewis and parry went up
the river duck hunting the other day
They succeeded in bagginy large
number OF ducks.
Ed Jones and partners are prepar-
ing to ship ore from their mine They
have a large, we'll de6scd ledge of
very rich ore and sufficient work is
done to demonstrate that they have
fine mine.
Mr.. Lowe, of Illinois, has been pay
ing our section another visit, having
been here over a year ago. He is
highly pleased with Mesa. He was
the guest of his old friends the CT lrk-,
southwest of town.
Mike Forster, Uncle 'harlie Burton
and Fred Mason went up the river
duck hunting the fir-t of the week
they shot away large quantity of
ammunition and captured eighteen
ducks, ten geese and three swans.
Ye editor tenders thanks to Frank
Robson of the customs service at Bis
bee for box oil extra fine cigars that
we received a few days ago. lhev
were of q lot ca ,turcl by Frank viii
being struggled across the bor.ler
j. NJ. Damron and Capt. j. W.
Crenshaw, composing the firm of
Damron & Crenshaw, one of the lead
ing law firms of Phoenix, paid our
city visit Sunday and dined at the
Kimball House. They were visitors
at this Office.
Prot. Netherton will go to Tempe
Saturday morning to meet Secretary
Bruce and Mr.. and Mrs. Heywood
These latter re present Leslie's Weekl.',
the New York Tribune and Chic 20
Tribune. They will be driven over
our valley by the Professor.
The following transient guests d;ned
at the Kimball House last sunday:
S. Aliezon, Neb.; G A Quigley, R E
Dagys, Chic,g,; A F QMgley. P De-
rey, San Pedro, CAL; g E Ball and
daughter May, Milton. Iowa; Miss
Anna Sn d grass, st Louis; Kno t
Guild, Tempe; Maj. Evans. Mrs. w L
Biliups, Mrs. Winters, A S Hinsb W
and wife, J w Crenshaw, J NJ Dlmr n
Marshal Meade, Atty. Genl' Heney
and ladies, Phoenix.
Goldield is moving along socially
as we'll as in the production of god.
A fine social hall is to be bui for the
benefit of the employees of the mines,
the residents AMI visit rs. A few days
ago the boys took u petition to G. L.
Hall for assistance in the matter and
he told them to raise what they cou d,
and he would make up the balance.
The money wa. quickly raised, each
of the EN- ployes of the mine donating
the wages of one shift, Peterson Bros.
donated $35, Kimball Bros. $40 ant
Mr.. Hail "a liberal dona ion. The ha !
will be built ut once a. I'd finished UP
in splendid shape. 1t Will prubab Y
be used temporarily as Il school house,
steps having already been taken for
the formation Of school district.
The dog family was considerably
depleted last summer by the shotgun,
but the depletion didn't progress t,
total ami hill .tion as it should have
done. There are more worthless ours
in the country thar there shoul be
by long ODDS and every oae should oe
on the look III. for Them, a, tn re is
yet Danger firm then. o. rIes lay
last while Mr. La.vitt IN one of his
sons and d SOL OF Jllte Fl lkes wer.
out near the Highland after loaf Of
wood, small d.. came ru ming W