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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.
,Anthra-lie coal Used exclusively
Four TIA As Automatic Block signals.
ns .NH AFTER Df.tEN Der BID, 1914.

or AND AFTER DE-, fhbsI % 1853
TRAINS leave station foot OF lioertyN q.
F,r Tastsn Rothirhcm. Allentown. Nauch Chunk. &C;
70 : X 80 al IS Easion) A. NJ. llo. 100 600
:, I,'i'ni 60 =, 80 e. Allentown, ?: n sundays
4 ~ q IL 20 Eas,onl \. NJ. 200 s"ts 800 M
, ~ 10 I. 10 r NJ sundays $50 A NJ.
FIR Reading a 40. 90. 9lO, los lI0 A. a.. ~"
49, 100 900 5:,5 80 n rs nigh, ,v sundays
TSr tIl1-lsbnr a, .ao 500 Sio A. ~ ITO 20
800 = % p NJ i2i5 night SUNDAYS 100 o;ao on"
r1r si.nbury Iewisburg and wiIamspor al = 80 ~
10 4 NJ 40 20. 80 p NJ sunday so r. Mint n;
"a ,nN o's ~ o"neh and BSAi rs 0GH 70 10 p Rea
il.nk0 ais 40 CTS p ". sundaSs .xcep' ocea"
Grove and Asburv Park 900 a 100 p VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 s.i5 A. NJ. l:45 $40. 40 p. n.
FOR Farmirgsae Toms River. Barneslt Park and Bar
ts-af 4 30 s.ij 4 NJ. 1:i5 t4o y. NJ ,o =.
For Ailun,c cry Nineland and Br.cgeton. 81" NJ M
i.tS +. 81 ,. -, ,,,yh,sr,. OF
Mimi g Mo% 80 5e'fn 30 S,"'Ifa S AIS 40
p ~ sundays 600 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
~ Ton.
For Philadelphia wesI a-ys ~ 500 ,, sgo f ie
~ ~ soa tfpnns car coo Iso. s:to p NJ, 1913
l 20 , sIns" }.H. 100 + ST. i2i5 light -
Fr p,lrinyr- and Ntshiuston. week days 300 II ~
Q,inne CsrJ A. NJ. ~. $50. 90 DINING tal ~
s'S ZOO Ss ;6ns Ss0 %1, 900 p NJ IL night,
Ti,s. ma iArur seHs can q" - euisd a. ~ OF
rti~rt. - iia i72 26i. as ga. lip 1913 Broad~ay
AZ Gfh-4ye 81 East l+hsi "a EsSi Ion 81 -. 80
Pan, 81 columbus ave. New YORK. 'olrtst soo
i'ult,n..i Ilr,akl,n. ~ Broadway, Wliamsburg Inc
M york Transfer Company will call for ana check bag
,.rr fr m hoie, or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
NIL. LACK AWASNA AND WESTERN Il. H.
STATIONS ia New York foot Of barclay and
Chrtstophcr streets
NEsTibtLEp THMNr: Lii!,sr

Direct route 10 NEWARK. BIooMFtELn: MoNTGLMR.
Tiir ORANGES. summit. Bcrnsudeylie BaskinS
Ridge Madison. Siorrist9wn. PassAic Paterson Boon
IKE MopAIC0N,i Hackettscwn. scHooLEY's
M0I' NTAIN. Washington riIIlLIrsBCRo EAsION
WATER DAP, srROt DSBJ RG, Iocono Mountains.
SCRANTON fIrTSrON. WlLkESBARRE, NANTi-
r' D~ Il INGiiAMT0T OXFoRD NORWICH, Water
vnlc UTICA. RfCHFItLp SPRINGS No.tand.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWESO. ELM!RA,
CORNING. BATH DANsNlI.l-E. BtFFAI.O and all
ronfs WEST NORTHWEST AND SoITHW EST
20 A. -BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
o 900 A M-BUFrALo SCRANTON. BIN0HAMToN.
ITicA RICHFIELD SPRING. sY p.,s.a and
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parlor cars con.
meet al Bunalo with train for Chicago. arriving go
90 p '' MNs,RANT'DN BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXpI.T,sS Pullman parlor
90 r M-SCRANTON WiLKESBARRE and PLyM-
OI'TII EMPRESS Pullman paior cars
20 p NJ ODaiIy-Bufral1 Vesiibuled Limited EApresS
Tor SCR NNTcN DTNGHAMTON. ELMIRA, BUF.
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects at
Irn1lo with train Chicago arriving at e33 p. M.
10 n1 = M N' tpaiy)-BUIs9ALo SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
Ton UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
TicKETS AMI PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at u
prk place 400 broadway. Tickets at ferry stations 0i3
broadway III ith-ave l2h-st. 80 West l23thst
oa5 columbus New York 1873 and I?6 Futonst and
100 Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor-
mat at all stations.
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

DURSUANT to statutory requirement NOTICE
4. herebv given that Act has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature entitled and wordsd as fol-
lows: ..,..- ..us huriras and 6,,v and
~, hundred and seveny-tw reiang TO the Police De-
o"r,r,ent OF the New-Yorl< city Consolidation Act OK
ssiyhteen hundred and elghty-two. 49, ~,
,her notice hereby given that public hearing VIII
S.id nj the office OF the Mayor in the city Hall In the
CIV OF New York, upon such bill. Friday May 10Th.
1872 ;s;.n ~ r. u" WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor.
dated city Hail. NewYork. May 3D. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

PURSUANT to statutory requirement, hotice
is hereby given that Act has been pass. py D"n
branches OF the Legislature entitled ana woraed a. ~
lows: 49,.
AN ACT TO amend sections SIX seven. eight ten eleven
and thirteen six hundred and two OF the Iaws
eighteen hundred and nnety-two entitled AN Aos 70
plumbing and drainage In CITIES Of the state OF New
York" ,,- ,-..-
Further notice 10 hereby given that public hearing
upon bill will be held At this once OF the Mayor IN
the CITY Hail. City of NewYor Saturday May
18th. 1905, at II O. IN. ,.u,o.,, g..
(Signed) WILLIAM ]. sIkoNo Mayor.
Dated City Hall. New-York May 6th 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

The situation u the Brazil growhs has no, e,angsi
accept lower prices while The other hand D1ye1 ,,
sn s Be- s not at a" . S and Ts @ Hf
s.. i S e sss F . S
I, sm current sales being At fun prices and buyer, are
dsnt Ss grades grades and %f' the being
% nS e'p Srsrss sSpD. TO E sa also
Tc , s,iTs's EATS Gu, in prices by tn.
Imperial min spring paien, nour has taken The snap
% S 30 Ss n on s afn from
that about ~, were ,. .ea 81 srssas
% SPRING patent ao b" not able s
;spt s's"s s.
:! s ssass @ Psisis ys.sS!:a
g. a & 'i % s. ass obj ; .sts sa e 'S
;ss' sps ' s% az g. s r;a' super.
s :::sy .a S. So !. ss 81
n sH yses ss'i
Sgsl e n % "a g r ss s5.;y SndS
5000. cO,'Onssed meal socasl oil meal 81 oS; city feed
and auns m .rry s. rh.1 market s x
on 5h buying Later h,re asysopsa decided pressure
.esP rssei,S sS n price n Berlin Trade xh all me
small and as.y composed o. oP.ya',ens by ,Ss
e. sss sSs which Ss, was Va:
during the morning helped BY The Missouri report
which was per cent IN condition month
vas said and per cent below lest year In acreage
There somc talk about injury from weather cond
tons but whole there wal iiiilr in II
fresh which would be likely AFFECT prices bushiy
and during the afternoon the market quite Of
Late cables were disappointing. showing sharp decline
At Berlin and most OF the other markets than
the opening this morning There closing Of
long accounts By trsdcrs and the close v NC
decline. The Government weather and crop bulletin spoke
isvoraby os al ne growing crops although mentioned
tha, rain badly needed In portions ~ Ohio
Michssn whsa, receipts are again liberal and the
uu,h and IN fact al q the hard spring whests have
broken compared with No . red Interior receipts Of
wheat al spring wheat markets 24l
nciuding Chicago H. 200 nearly all winter nranr
!0zs bush last winter. l2374 bush against
bush seahoard receipts. SO s2s against 1873
1vsn total 6Io.s bush against 800. $50 Exports
sLtn bush. against lJ2 23s bush wheat was
eraey active and at the close bush No red
reported for 81 2tc May lac over July
enoa and private terms closed a, G5Jkc ana July
a. 0hc: No hard Duluth over
oeiivTed. and No l Northern Be over delivered
ShSin corn trade fairly active and prices higher
curing the early Of the session There seemed 10 be-
decided underton. OF nervousness times ana the
p eeout manipulation az Chicss, agaln N active
S The receipts were light wes,. wsther
~. eonnue very favorable and rapid progress has been
nv., ~, N ,ns pushing Of planting % that II about
WY reported 1t Boston to-day and. although repeated to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
DrRSIrANr TO statutory requirement. notice

PURSUANT to statutory requirement nonce
Il hereby given that Act has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature entitled and worded as oI-
lows: .,, 49,, ..,.o,v
OF hundred and eighty en-
titled IAN Act provide for the Improvement ana 70
the use hundred and hfy nth street from
saint Nicholas Place MacCombes Dam Bridge. In the
City Of New York" ,,,. ....,,.
Further notice Is hereby given mat public hearing
upon such will be held the ONCE OF the Mayor, IN
the CITY Hall In the CITY Ncw-York. Friday. May
10th. 1895. at y. IN. .-co,.c ,,..o.
(Signcs) WILLIAM l. sihoNo' "a''''
Dated city Hail. New-York May 80. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortiandt stresa'
IN Meet April -, 1905.
2S FAST Car e fb'olF'f
'c"U w. Sleeping Dining smoking and
SsasS Seytssn12 H.
s and S csaso ana ""s iS4s St
c5S Si r. H. N ws sefsSS / sleeping
as r. H. % 81 sif1sR ass
Hfrlses t 4e r ~ Indianapolis 1915 p NJ
$50 f:u IT, fAer issGHS sts Sleeping
o Ptsburg Connects FOR Chicago daily and CieVeiano
and Ty WAs iiif;ySi Ta'sIa AND THE SOUTH
SO 10 r1f f Pscr II ard "a Dining SsT 4so
Day $40 ~ cSngrsssicnsI LIN 81 ~ pssis
and 81 a.ms,Aa Say a s'ss'' s:s
AF Pa s0hsE f s.'on s' S;''i''
a1y if 1lsRE 4, 5 oS RAILWAY Express 500 m
ae pn r%r p Mfo 9T ona via Cape
charles Route a. m. week days. and with Through
FOX is' %TLsNrc ciTY $50 p M weekdays Through
AasS is11y ark week Ses ss' Grove and
si9 ~ S 80 t s"a i inS pe.sn
o. "''r 80 oS r,i% IL A 81 Hras. L,m.s 1910
Ss"Sa s5 ssS ,55 40 lm.;s D. .SH ,s s s
DINING carr. 4, 40 Dining Car. dining Carr, D.
r T.s 6c p N i3 49, "'S g. ,es 1873 ILL., and ss.
.o os, ss ga s, Of rss street IS
Broadway and rookyn Anncx s,.on foot q rg9n
hotels and ysS!arnee' through to des'paSnw WOOD
s NJ Ph' General Manager. General Pas,'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave st. station. New York. as>toa'
lows ana ID minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 A. VI. Ialy. Local ~ bunaIo
V.l5 A. W. Daily Albany Ctiea syracuse Rochester
suifalo Niagara Fails. Detroit, Chicago .
Bis r. d. DAILY Albany. Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Wochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and ST Louis
7:i5 r. NJ Daiiy except sunday. for Utica Syracuse
Newark, Rochester and Bunaio. - r...
nnnaio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland. CHI
For tckes tables Of local trains Esror and sleep;
Eew-Yok and at stations. Time tables principal
hotels For other Information address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains to -
BALTIMORE, Ws.hinStoni GhisSaEo, Ssnclnn~'A

n"it'"S e. 'L %ai:h ana al Foins. %ess:
prSfMHS CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS:
Leave NewYork foot Of HbeSy: daily for cMICAoU.
and iaiS niSSt SiSCITSSN14rf 81 LJ LSSIs M m:
iii 80 a. Dining csrl, 80 $50 p no * sSndaXl
600 M Dining car; "cT D. m'' is'' n's"' "'
NORFOLK, II 30 "A. daily;
,h MGW Pullman Sleeping Car p M, daily.
Ticket osss ~ i:S Sro:Sw'y 81 E:::
stations stat foot Of Liberty ST.. 9 n: ON 49,.
Ssw'York Transfer Company will call for ana eneco
b.Svsxs from hotel or residence 70 destination.
. ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEM;yoRK TEI bsl!S1, WILL %! uE Road.
nav "a door north OF Thirty -nr.t-st: and ADvER:
Tisi.MI;NTS at the following Branch Omcse; %
f:ighth-ase g. corner Twenty-thirist: l32 Sxtp-ave
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-17

PIERRE, S. D.. Jan. 10..--Thc attor-
general has begun suit on the bond OF
ex-Treasurer Taylor. 1t Is understood
that the bond will be contested.
Ex-Governor Mellette who justified
for 85O. .OOO, wires he will be here to-
night and will straightsn the shortag
AS his property, however, is only 10
per cent of the defalcation, the state
officials do not place much reliance on
it..
1t il believed Taylor is in hiding in
the east. 1t is known that he had
when he left here fully quarter mil
lion in cash, and he could have drawn
in New York 800, 900 more. 1t is be.
| lieved that he has cOnfederates in the
city who are keeping him advised OF
proceedings. A strong attempt is
being made here to throw doubt on the
validity Of the bonds and it is suspec-
ted that the plan is to force the state
into compromise with the bOndsmen
| for q moderate sum and then when set,
Element 10 completed and Taylor prom.
ised immunity he will make good the
losses OF the bondsmen. All sorts o.
rumors have been set atloat by Taylor's
friends to prevent rigid prosecution
| II 10 said that the shortage was due t
liberality with which he supported
various banks during the panic ane
loans on which he has failed to realize
The state officers are making siren
uous efforts to raise sufficient cash Il
keep the various state institutions run
ming and the peremptory call for take
is expected TO produce enough to It'd
over the difficulty for some time, bu
the state auditor feels positive tha
South Dakota, must default on tn
bond interest due in June. Meanwhile
every effort 10 being made to appre
herd Taylor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-17
Grand Total
OUR HOME MEMBERS


senator Sinclair expects to be in his seat for
Tuesdays session lie has been missed very
much.
Dr. Meade has returned to look after the
financial interests Of the insane asylum. The
doctor stands very high In his chosen profession
In the choice OF seats In the senate Mr.. Sin
clair was by common consent given first choice,
the first seat on the right hand side row facing
the speakers desk. 1t Is very desirable one.
IN the walls Of the senate hangs three large
OAK frames containing the photographs Of the
senators OF former sessions, as well AS employ
ees. In the group Of 1880 SenOtor Ericsson Is No.
IS; group OF 1891 senator stewart is No. II; Of
1888 senator Grill.
Oluf Neison.a an old resident Of Sphinx township
is a member Of the house from Lyman county
Oluf has been clerk Of the courts there and re-
signed tOcOme here. lie has stock ranch OIL
which there Is one hundred and fifty head OF
cattle, and Is of course doing well.
On the walls Of the house are duplicate Of the
senate groups. Legislature Of 1880 Sinclair Is
81; Ole GtlnderSoD No. ST. j. b. BrOulette No.
70; Of 1891 Isaac Moore No. II, NJ. !. White No.
| IS, H. ID. White No. Is; Of 1888 Charles Lebreche
No. 60. henry Oakes No. 50.
In the house MeSsrs. Webber and johnson,
drew No. ~ for choice 0f seats, and occupy the
firth pair OF desks from the right Of the hail. the
sameas was occupied by the Messrs Whites
four years ago. These gentleman are nicely 10
| Gated on Capitol street -four doors west Of the
capitol building.
Mr.. Lowell Lilllbridge Of Sioux Valley Is here
Representative johnson introduced hill In
the house today, the purport Of which we will
write In our next letter. XL.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01

Il" il ordained hy the Cnmm IN ,,suscil OF IL,
! incorporated Village OF Mesa ,,y
ohcrioNl That the Phoenix, Te,Ape q Mess
Railway Company, a corporation organized
and existing under AMI by vir.ue of Tho laws OF
/ the Territory OF Arizona. and It's assigus arc
hsrety granted the right OF VA. franchise aud
privilege OF entering upon and u=ng the por.
tions OF he streets Of tire incorporated Village
| Of Mesa City hereinafter de-cribci for :. reriod
OF fifty t5Jj years from t,.e pAa4. .n1 ru olica-
ton " this trd'nau,e, when ;ir.e,sor, i"r the
! accomplishment :, I any or iii uf tte :oiivw te
! purposes
! Fl ST For tho purpose az constructing.
operating and r'S'ntaining a single or double
track railway 'heTeon, Go b. ci,nix:ed by steam
vi eicrtr : ttwui.
SEcoNh. Fox the purpose Of erecting, MAIN
tsiuiug aid operating all necessary posts ami
poles ot iron, wood rr other suitable material
to carry telephone or eisgrspn w,rss thereon,
and for the purpose OF doing any and all things
necessary 10 0e done in constructing, main
tainint. ana operating ia connection with sand
| railway or o.lerSiso.a telegraph aad telephone
line for tran sm;tting messages.
| .SEc! 2 The privilege aud franchise hereby
gran cd shalieatehtta ths following described
stree ts and portioi.s thereof, oi .he ineorpor
atcI .Hia2e =: ..sa Cits, Ia tie County ci
haricopa, Territory II Ar,xoha Beg inning ut
the centre enc OF tine West end t.. North :; hird
Street OF tho SAID Village. ~ sh wa ty the Ye-
corded map ., tie I1cor,.o ase.. Village of VI esa
lity, thenve Ian,.ing east .hu SAID street,
foIlowingthc center line ihIreni tu The east end
uoar the west secrion lire u Saction Twenty
three. Township One North, hinge Five East.
SEC. 3. Provide Anu upon the express oop-
dition that the eadbed tor said railroad snail
be complete and graded, ready for tiacklayirr
ON the above mentioned street within fi,e
months from the date Of the passage and ap-.
proval of this Ordinance, and the said railroad
shall be entirely completed, equipped with
rolling stock and in full working operations
within six months after the said passage and
approval OF this Ordinance, and provided FUR.
ther that &C least one train per day each way
be run and operated continuously on said road.
SEC. 4 Provided further and upon cond,-
tion that the said grantee or it's assigns shall
keep said railroad constantly IN repair, hdsh
with the streets and provided with good cross-
ings for all kinds Of vehicles. and with all
necessary and proper fumes and culverts for
the free and uninterrupted passage of water
from rains or other drainage, and provided
that good and sui cient cul, erts be instructed
and maintained on intersecting streets by said
grantee, also provided that the track and
streets shall ut all times be ma 70 sonforn
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01


THE South American States and
Mexico are anxious now to form
with the United States an "Aner,ca
for Americans" alliance, the object
of which will be to prevent an,
foreign power from acquiring terri
tory on the continent. The stat, S
of South America and Mexic..
would enter such alliance AMI
would fight for its maintenan"
bat with the present complexion o.
our own government there is littl'
hope that it will do anything con
rrary to the wishes of England o.
any other foreign monurchy. rh,
United States is now toadying to
foreign nations, and have so far
backed squarely down upon the
Monroe doctrine.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01


The attorneys in the Durrant
case have been arguing before the
jury during the past week. Judge
Barnes for the prosecution will
close the case today for the people
and the jury will begin to wrestle
with the question of Durrant's
guilt or innocence. Those who
have read the evidence carefully
can see no ground upon whicl.
Durrant can expect an acquittal OF
even a hung jury. His defens,
has failed totally. while the prose
cution's evidence stands unim-
peached in all particulars. Public
sentiment in San Francisco since
the testimony has been given, il
overwhelmingly against Durrant
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01

LAST We. k We ve,y kiudly re-
questcd those, and there are many
of them, who ar, indebted 10 u. on
subscription Or othcrwi,. to cali
and settle. We would not hay.
made that request il the ,ncn.y
w;is hot due as aud ws did not
need it. Not one single individual
seems to have seen that request Le-
cause not one has called or said a
word o" the subject. We have
rrequenr@y heretofore made tl,.- .amc
equest with the saal,, result. We
do nol propose to keep repeating
those REQUESTS. These ac.ounts
must be paid and that very soon
W. have done oGr full share O,
waifin2 and We have been pmtien,
, about il, This matter nns. l.,
att. nd.d ena, o,c..
/
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01

LORD SALISBURY has issued his
Altimatua to Venesuela. Thy dis
puted territory must be surrendered
and an indemnity paid for the ar,
rest and detention by Venezuela of
. British subject found upon the
disputed territory. It is said
British troops will at once occupy
the territory. The dispatches from
Washington say our president and
cabinet look upon the situation
with alarm. No doubt the back
bone of their foreign policy has
become suddenly, decidedly car
ytilaginous. If Old Hlckery were
alive aad in the presidential chair
something would happen before a
week. Those at the head OF onr
government now, however. seem t"
be a vascillatins set. They shout
Monroe doctrine. loudly. enousl,
until the crisis comes when it may
demand men and guns to uphold it.
Their vigor is succeeded by pusil
luminous CONSERVATION. England
don't care q 6g for the Monroe
doctrine and she don't hesitate to
say 80, because she knows that tho
powers that be now in this country
will not try to enforce it.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01

spirit to bring section to the
front. Any town or immunity
inhabited by ), ltish. uon-enter-
prising lot of men i; unfortanare,
for le viii always he found far il,
the rear. No matter what our !. -
vantagrn arc We mu>L De imbued
With PUSH, ,iur.y anu e.,,,.s, RI e ii
We would grow a.ri prp-b those
whose uio.'o Is, get Nil ou .an and
keep ell ycu can get, AID who con
tribute nothing to the gen. raj well
Iare OF town OF commuunty, will
never a.d IN tae uthuii tln@ ,tor, 81 !;
and further, when tow. ti,s., ,,ni,
co the trout drsp.,r th,ii s~.t.,n.
ness and lack vi "a -rpr.s,.. such
people " i'll hc t-s ea',.t 20 til, rnr
In business poin., ii >r,s. W.,
have seen the machinery work and
We know whereof Ne speak. List
every one in Mesa take hold and
aid ia pushing her TO the front and
there is no fear but that our town
will become one Of the most pros
porous and attractive in the South
west. \ process OF selfish gouging
would Kill the best town in
America.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01

MESA people ought to appreciate
the advantages which their section
possesses. And while appieciating
our advantages we should be fully
alive to the fact that dead men
never build town or county. It
requires enterprise and public
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01

It has been decided at Peking
that China pay 80, 900, 900 teals to
Japan for the retrocassi6n of the
Lao Tung promontory. This ar
rangement has been conducted
with conseAt of the powers.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01
M ES A
Feed & Livery Stable
p. NETS, Proprietor. /.
Ordinance No.25

Granting Franchise. to he Phou.
nix, ismpr 4 Mesa ka.iway Com
PAM.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01

kYShaving, Haircutting, shaulpooing and
ingsiDR.
Mesa free press., 1895-11-01
CITY SHAHiNG PARLOR

". ". Wright. rop'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-02

Trials of Speed to be conducted under the auspices
Agricultural Society.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-02
Total disbursements ,s14, 1896 63

Bala!ance in treasury. ..$12,896 Is
The above balance stands to the
credit of the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
June 25, 1896:
TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET
Cash in Treasury to tie credit Of the
various funds, June 25, 1895:
In State fund, 0 D.,......S 8,844 %
In general county fund.-. 1917 IS
In cash contingent fund.-. 1892 VI
In INDECENT sick fund.-. .... 258 70
In county school fund.-. lie 80
In officers salary fund.-. 1862 OF
IN road fund. ID 70
In County High School fund l CT
- -
rrr.. Total ..................Sll,I74 ~
sOHooL FUND.
blRO oA'hoi
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-02
895

Ladies' Grand Tournament, Tuesday, September 24th
and Thursday, September Goth.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-14
Notice to Phoenix Tax
 payers.

Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the City of Phoeniz, Maricopa county, Arlzona territory, that the original assessment roll of the said city of PhGnix for the fiscal year be- ginning July l, 1895, and ending June 30, 1896, has been duly filed in my office, and is now ready and open for pubic inspection.
 Notice is further given that the Board of Equalization of the said City of Phoenix will convene in the council chamber at the City Hall of said city on the second Monday in September, 1895. at 10 8. m., and will continue in session from day to day thereafter until the business presented to it is disposed of; sitting, however, not later than Sept. 24, 1895, except that at the first regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Phoenix. in October 1895, persons not attending the said Board of Equalization meetings in September aforesaid may, on making satis factory affidavit that they had not notice of increase of valuation in property as assessed to them in 1895, be then heard thereon by said Board.
 All matters relative to the equalization oi assessments must be presented to said Board during it's said sessions.
 T. A. JOBS, City Recorder of Phoenix, A. I. First publication Sept. 4. 1S95'l