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Summer Courses


Summer Courses
BERKELEY, CAL, April 2S-Professo sor
W. B. Rislng OF the department of chem
istry and Professor Frederick Slate of the
physics department announce that the
physical and chemical laboratories at
Berkeley will be open from June IL to
July 80, and practical laboratory courses
supplemented by lectures upon the prin-
cipfes involved, will be off-red 10 teachers
and other interested persons who may be
qualified. They stale also that details
will be so arranged that both the summer
course In physics and that in chemistry
may be carried OF at the same time.
University Programme
BERKELEY, CAL, April 2S.-Recorder
James Sutton of the State University is.
sued the official programme of the closing
exerc ses OF the institution this afternoon,
the various features of which are a follows /:
Wednesday. May 5-Public examination for
the degree Phi. D. from to 5 O'clock P. NJ.
Semi-annual meeting of the Academic Senate
also in the afternoon.
Thursday. May 6-In the evening, reception
al the Fist Congregational Church TO mcm-
bers OF the graduating class connected with
Friday, May 7-President Kellogg's racep-
tion to the senior class and graduates.
Shattuck's Hail in the evening By Anton
Schott as benefit toward paying the class
debt.
Monday, May 10-At 10 A. NJ, meetings
OF the several faculties for recommendation of
candidates for graduation. Senior ball and
annual ting of the Science Association in
the evening. Addres, bv the retiring presi-
dent OF the as ociation, Professor A. c. Law
son, on ''The looding of the Golden Gate.''
Tuesday, May 11-Arnual meeting of the
Philosophical Union.
Wednesday. May 12-At 10 A. NJ, meeting of
the Board oi Regents at Berkeley for the con-
ferring of dee rees. At2 p NJ, commencement
exercises. At O'Clock in the evening annual
alumni banquet at the California Hotel in San
Francisco.
Home for Bible Students.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 2S. - The
Berkeley Bible Seminary is preparing 10
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Drum Rosseter.
Object to High Fences.

OAKLAND. CAL. April 28.-Property-
owners have asked the City Council to
restrict the height of dead fences around
unimproved property. Enterprising ad-
vertisers have, in competition with each
other. built up high board fences all over
town, in such manner as to be offensive
to citizens, and an ord nance will prob
ably be passed limitir g their hei hit. City
Attorney Dow says lhst about twelve feet
should be the limit ana that they can be
made subject to ordinary police regula-
tioQs.
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THE PARDEE WILL.
Agreement Filed and tho Document
Will Be Probated.

OAKLAND, CAL, April 2S.-Attorney
Moore commenced proceedings this MORN
ing for probating the will of the late DR..
E. III. Pardee. G. B. Daniels declared that
he was present when the will was signed
and tnat DR.. Pardee was perfectly sane at
that time. Prior to the petition for pro.
bate an agreement was presented from
Mrs. Emily c. Pardee dismissing the con-
test to the will and the case was dropped
from the docket.
DR.. George c. Pardee testified that his
father left an estate worth $3.50, or
this amount realty valued at $3.50, 900 is in
this county. Eight thousand dollars is in
hank. Property in San francisco is worth
$50 900 and household furniture $4,000.
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SOUGHT HER IN VAIN.
Wreck OF n Ma Who Searched III
World for Runaway Wife.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
90S Broadway, April %.
Victor Nicholas Wester, pitiable OBJ
lect about 40 years of age, was before
Judge Hall to-day on charge OF insanity.
For severaf weeks past Wester has been
in Berkeley gathering rags, sacks and all
kinds of refuse and trying to sell it to the
residents, assuring them that if they
would feed it to chickens they would Law
golden eggs. Wester is a man of more
than ordinary intelligence and he told the
court that he was cursed by being Civ n
too affectionate nature. Many years ago
in France Wester lived with a wife and
Two Little children. He con sidered him.
self happy and prosperous man, and
nothing tru ubled him until one day an al
legged priest induced his wife to elope with
him and they took with them the two
children. Since that time Wester has
roamed the earth locking for his family.
which he has never found.
Westers mind was not affected until
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PREPA AIRING FOR
TWO CELEBRATIONS
Active Men Placed at the
Head of the Various
Committees.
E1deav1r Day Has Already
Proved a Great Boon
to Oakland.
The Al of July Will Be Devoted
Mainly to Pageantry; the I3lh
to Enterta ming.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, !
90S Broadway, Anil % (

If the two celebrs lions tn be held in July
are not pronounced successes, it will not
be the fault OF the men who have the affair
in charge. The chairman of each of the
committees is man known for his activity
and executive ability, and in a great
measure the executive committee is COM
posed OF the same men who have u q de
such signal success of the Oakland Ex-
position the past two years.
Il has just about been decided that the
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Frank Koch with e. Krecker erect a three
story build ng : line of Page street, 76 - OF
scott; Sa field & hOhiberg chitects; $500.
Mary Shepha rd with Pett Il Person, to
erect two twO-9tory frame bu dngs on SE corner
OF seventeenth AID Col.lngw ood streets; w. II.
Lille architect; $46 3.
John Craig with Dorle & SON. al. eratlon4 and
additions To three-story frame buiidins on w line
of Chattanooga street. 80 5 of Iwenty-fOurth;
ROMen d Collins archilects: 5000
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INSULTED HIS WIFE.

A Man Guilty OF Battery Who VIII Not
Be Punished.
OAKLAND, CAL, April 2S.-Judge
Cliff, by a judgment this morning, &C
knowledges the right of man to protect
his wife from the attention of other men
and also uphold the law. Alfred Will
liams frequently stopped Mrs. Grinter on
the street and annoyed her by walking by
her side. Mrs. Grinter told him his atten-
tion was offensive. but he did not desist,
and finally Mr.. Grinter gave him a
thrashing. Grinter was arres I'd and the
evidence was plain that he had thrashed
Williams, so Judge Gift found the de-
fendant guilty and suspended judgment
indefinitely.
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A CANDIDATE SWINDLED.
r. B. Tappan Paid for Distributing
Circulars That Were Never
Sent Out.

ALAMEDA, CAL, April 2s-The vari-
Gus candidates have been turning in their
expense accounts as required by law.
Some of them have been facetious in their
remarks, but R. b. Tappan, late nominee
for City Attorney, is very plainspoken. 1t
appears he was made the victim of O
swindle, which he relates thus:
Paid So so to one Jones to manage the dis
trfbution OF 1900 circulars by six boys. Jones.
instead of watching the boys, watched the
saloons and got drunk. Jones was supposed
TO have paid six boys; instead, he EN- OF ed
peared well loaied with a little boy whom he
instructed no doubt in his first crime. The
boy was instr ucted and did ask pey for 81 K
boys and received 1t. The circulars were not
this expense in my total of expenses.
Drum Rosseter.
ALAN EDA, CAL, April 28.-One of the
prettiest weddings OF the season wes that
of John s. Drum of San Francisco and
Miss Madeline A. Rosseter, which took
place a st. Jose ph's Church this morning.
The building was very prettilly decorated
for the occasion. High mass was cele-
brated by Rev. Father Sullivan, assisted
by Father King OF ST. Mary's and Father
McSweeney OF Oakland. the ushers were
William Drum, James T. Rosseter, DR..
Cag.eria and Charles Willard. The maid
of honor was Miss Bessie Rosseter and the
bridesmaids were Miss Drama and Miss
Drum. The costumes were very hand
some. After the ceremony a wedding
break asst was served at the residence OF
the brides parents, 900 Grand street. after
which the couple ieit on their wedding
trip. They will make their home in
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Must Buy Clothes at Home.

OAKLAND, CAL, April 2S.-T Q Police
and Fire Commissioners have passed a
resolution ordering the men in either de.
partment to purchase their uniforms rom
merchant tailors in this city or be sus.
pended for sixty days in case OF violation.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO OCREDITORS-ESTATE OF JOHN
1N SCHWETSCH R. deceased. Notice is here
by given by the undersigned, A. c. FktESE. ad-
minlstrator II tn. state of JOHN SCHWET-
SCHER, deceased, to the creditors Of and all per-
sons having Gains against, the said deceas ed, TO
four months af er the first publication CT this
notice TO the said admins rator at room S5 Chron
1ce building, corner of Geary and kearny sts., the
same being mis- place tor the transaction of the
mess of the said estate in tn city and county Of
San Francisco STATE of Cafornis.
A c. FREESF, Admins ra or OF the Estate OF
JOHN SCHW FISCHER, deceased.
Dated at San Francis o, April b, 1897.
j. ID. SULLIVAN, Attorney for Administrator
THE CALIFORNIA DEBRI> COMMISSION
having received appiicatio IS to mine by the by.
draulic process fro CHARLIE = ana BEN HOW
LET !, in the Hewlett claim, near Columbia Hill,
Nevada County to deposit taiings in hnapp Ra-
vfne and from the Marguerite Crawl and Quartz
Mining COMPANY, in the Margue ite mine, IN
Eureka Mining district, Nevada CunIy To deposIt
will be held at room SO Flood building. San Fran
cisco. Cal. on May 10. S97, at 1:a0 p.
CIrY AND COUNTY TREASURY, SAN
with the provisions of section of order 1898 of
the Boar Supervisors approved September l s.
1880, there will be sold at public auction by h s.
spear * Co.. at their sslesrooms, 81 and 33 Sutter
street, on
MONDAY, MAY IT.
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ sundry articles of stolen. lost
and unclaimed properly recovered by the police
for OF San Francisco, detailed in an inventory
Boera of SUPERVISORS, and consisting OF jewe rv
wearing apparel, pi7 olS knives. etc. so lot OF
trunks vases. clothing. eic- property Of deceased
p rsonS received from the oroper OF this CITY and
County, open for inspection on morning of sale,
a. G. WIDBER,
City and County Treasurer.
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ASSlGIEE'S SALE.
Builders Coz tracts.

distant 2o7 from East Ninth street, T. So by y
123,belnz portion OF Chipman II l. tract; AL
ameda: $40.
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PROPOSALS.

GAN FRANCISCO, CAL, APRIL 3 1897
- sealed propose s, in trplcate. will be received
here and at office of Quartermaster until IL
O'Clock A. NJ, Monday, Nav 5, 1897, and then
opened, for furnishing, during fiscal year COM
mencing July l, 1897, forage and straw for san
Diego arracks, Cal; also at same time, at this
office only, for forage and straw for Acatraz Is and
Angel island, Benicia Barracks Fort Mason, Pre-
sidio OF San Francisco ami san francisco, Cal
Government reserves right TO reject accept any
or all bids, or any pr thereof. Preference given
TO articles OF domestic pr, ductlon. conditions of
price and quality (incuding in the price of foreign
productions the duty thereon) being equal, and
such preference given to articles of merican pro-
ductioa produced on the Pacific Coast 70 the ex-
ten: of the consumption required bv the public
service there. All information furnish on ap-
plication to Quartermaster at San Die o Barracks,
or TO undersigned Envelopes containing bids TO
be indorsed proposals for Forge and straw"
and addressed to aid Quartz MASTER to JAS.
M. MOORE, Assistant Quartermaster.General U.
s. Army, Chief Quarter
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DkOPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES-36
i New Montgomery ST.. San Francisco, Cal,
pril 2e. S97. Sealed proposals in trip cate will
be received here until IL O'clock A. NJ May ~
1897. and thea ope ed for furnishing this depot
for supply Of Stationery Packsadd e Blankets,
Hardware, Horse and Mu e Shoes, Cav. Iron
Buckets, Alcohoi. Packing Boxes, Stable Broom y
Leather, Oils, and other miscellaneous stores.
Preference wi ba given to articles of domestic
production and man ufactnre, conditions Of price
and qua ity being equal Qnclu ling In the price OF
f. reign productions and manufactures the duty
thereon) and suca preference given to articles o,
American production and manufsc.ure produced
on the Pacific Coast TO the exte OF the consump-
tion requ red by the public service there. The
United States reserves the right to accept reject
any or all proposals or any part thereof Propos
for delivery at other poin will be entertained.
Information furnished on app icaton. Envelopes
will b. indorsed Proposals for Supplies" and ad-
dressed JASM MOORE, Assistan. Quartermas-
ter-General, U. S. Army, Depot Quar;ermaster.
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PROCESS THAT is PERFECTLY HARM
~ less; never fails In any case OF monthly sick
ness otter what cause no elec ricity hum
bug or other dangerous methods: money in every
case refunded IL q cure is not effected travellers
helped Immediately; years experiences: home in
suit free the only :eable ply scians. DIR. AND
MRS. DA VIES, IA McAllister st. next Alberna
Bank: hours A. NJ. 10 and I TO- p NJ
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MEDICAL,

A LII CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
"a from whatever cause) restored in a few
hours safe and at any time; instant relief foe
travellers; home in confinement: bess care and
privacy regular physician; 80 years successful
practice; my celebrated edIes Tor monthly
suppression never fail: every guaranteed :con-
sultaton fr, contden ial hours 10 5: pills 81
MRS DR. WYETli. 9l6 Post ST.. near larkIn.
NE. J. II JOSSELlN THE GREAT SPECIAL
~ st, still Offers his va uabe services The un-
fortunate With mind ma ured and enriched by
studies OF an advanced order. there is hardly q
disease In the catalogue OF human Ills he CANNOT
treat to a perfect Ladies he is always ready
10 asss. you His knowledge has been strength
ened by extensive experience 80 peculiar
10 your delicate organism is beyond lis sure
troI His female monthly remedies sure aud
gate in their eff cts. His tried and vauabl rene
dies Tor lost manhood are never-failing in their
action. and are warrant ed for both young and old.
He excels ali others the cure of private diseases
over 81 years of pra ctce enab es him to warrant
a in all cases. Consultation pariorS sos
Market ST. Call or W rite direct 70 500 Market H.
roums and Il.
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ALL LADIES USE
RENARD REGULATING WATERS

An infaliible cure. For further particulars call
or send &c stamp 10 Pacific Coast Agency.
RE ARD MEDICAL CO., 1913 Spreckels build
Ing, 927 Market st. s. F.. Cal.
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BERKELEY, CAL, April %. - The
Berkeley Bible Seminary is preparing 10
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05
LOCAL TIME TABLE



Train leaves Pho. NIX at Sp. m Ar
rives at Tempe at $50 y. u. and at
Maricopa ut $50 y. M.
/ Train leaves Maricops sr 6.45 >. a..
Arrives at Tempe at 6 IS .. n. and at
Phoenix at 7:l5 a. m.
CLOSE connections made with South
ern Pacific at Maricopa, also at Tempe
with stages for Goldtrld. Connection
made. Ut Phoenix with =, + 7. Is r.
for PRESCOTT and Congress.
PHOENIX AND MESA CITY.
Leave Mesa a. 80 d m, arrive at
Tempe Sa ~, and Phoenix $3.50 IN.
Leave Mesa at 100 p ~, arrive as
Tem,e 2 90 nj, and at Phoenix q,
. 80 p M.
leave Phoenix at $50 a M, arrive
ut Tempe a, lO:00a NJ, arrive at Mess
at 20 80 III.
Leave Phoerix st M, arrive
Tempe at 8 80 pm, arrive Mesa at
6 pm
All trains IN daily Ind will STOP
III NJ, p:lnt IA signal.
U. G. MCNEIL,
+. y. SAAFoRD, Gen'l Supt
| G'n Pass. Agt.
General Office. Phoenix.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05
M3sQ Fiore ce and Globe
Stage Line.

Three trips week. No night tray.
ei. Stages stop over night at River
side Stages leave Mesa Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at M,
and arrives at Globe at 6 the following
day, Return;n" leaves G!ol- at a IN
Oh Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Satur-
days. and arrives IA Mesa the follow
ing day 1T 6 rm. G.. @. Hockrt,
Fc"r'r. Johnson Bros, agents at
Mesa; Louis Snl'ar, ag~nt at Glib. ;
ID T. Stevens, agent at Flo once. L
" Collins, agent ut Phoenix
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05
5 Sanla fp, Prescott L PHOENIX
RAILWAY &C.
WITH 1dg
SANTA FE SYSTEM.
SANTA FE TIME CARD.

Tbs ah rest and quickest route to Denver, !
$50 CITY. Chicago anu Lsuis.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05
AMENDED ARTICLES OF ~
COfP0RfTii}N.
OF THE MES MILLING
COMPANY 49,.

L.
Ba " KEnws. shat 81 he aunua me>s NJ e
Stockholders of tie BE- q t'o-ftf A''e
ompppl, l., she tow', Di 3E~a liz cont
Marieopa ATxona e. yrt"-g, oe 'f's 'h:ra -"
in July, A. H., 1897, ~ ny D Z.ss:n g u eror
prsssn. IN pors7n ~ ps.&Y, a4ajor'fy ~
'ksreholde,s, the io!i' viak g,E2.Zi ans " Ee us
mon ~ sdopttd
RESOLVED That ses'ioms ~ s2,; { the ..Tt,r
Of Incorporation shall os chHI{ d so Is so res
iollows
kkYICLS ~,
The business of th,s corporation shall he con Gntl
ed b. board If ,irsaors nsiSt ng Of Avs pers
who shall be sCock idsrs. and who shall be- slsc
annually on the fEsT Mon lay in May Of each year
Pho kixhost amount f ,nde ntedp ess or lab 1T
direct OF cont inReRt, 70 which this corpors r
shall at any me uh'ec' itself is the value OF two
thirds & the cap ga'-stock Of the mpany.
The stochhclitrs Of ttls corporation and the
private property shall DO liable for the corprr-
ste debts Of the coropgaIon.
The foregoing amend ments are hereby cert f..
end aeh ooWfedged by the president and seer eta,
"a sccordaocs With Z resolution adopted by III
E1ekkoi6ess o. regis d. &c. snc " ta-sssr.e.
u yeaDGD Sa~sss: tSs &c sssRox..asn IA
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05

caused these amendments 10 the certac &c tu
signed in It's CO rpor .te name by t. presi ent
secretary ami ack ,wlslxsl By tnea u r the pa
pos as there set fncth
The LISA Coz ,srIt,ys Milling C,poIay
BY Oxo. ". SIRaIsB, President al4 Il. SIHzIS
Secretary.
T.RRIfoRY OF ARyz IA,
CoU.rY OF Mario PA.
Person ally appe .red before me, r. ". Wilbus,
Aos,,ry Pubic, v tilln am for the coNnty Mar
c-ps, Arizona T.rrisMy, Geo. w. Shrine and t.
simkns, personally known to me to he the per
soas whose name subscri' ed to the above az"
ortyo,Lg i.s,1u emf and ackncyl dyed TO me tn
ex t. uti u cf tnr same, the act 4nd deed OF tn
SAID The Mesa Co-orsrat.ve Milling mpany by
hem president ana sscretary resp tti.ely ther,
untn duly III, nof,z, d BY the tockholdeTs OF sal
c.rpuration.
Given under my hand and official seal THIS 7lnd
day If lepteluces ~ D.lS07.
"a, MN ssion sxp.,es .hs II day of December
1897
lseaD Z. w. "lLbl H.
Gotar, Pabf.c
Ter itory Of Arizona.
County OF Maricoi"..
l, County Recorder in fer the County nd
Territory Aoresa d, do here y rtify 'ha, the
within ipstrume fi-'i + + reco,d 81 IL, 2u
O'Clock y. "a. ths 70 h Ia Il PIE Der 1877
apd du rscordej Book Nc. Z OF Corporate IA
Records Of Maricopa county, -riz ~ at pages oo4
COS
Witness my hand and Official seal she day and
year above i.tcn. j.,
3. ". SHERIDAN,
(sea Cyunty Rec'dsf.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05

FOR SALE.-2Q acres OF land,
brick = use Of two rooxa, wat, r'g'' &.
etc. Al.o, 10 acres Of ',"d. 'r -"
house of two rooms and water right,
Apply to H. Simkins, Lrh,, Arz.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05
REDUCED RATES FOR SCHOOL
CHILDREN.

Students who desire to attend the Nor.
nal School At Tempe or the High scho,l
at Phoenix. can, on application 1T the
general Office of the NJ. 4 P. K. X. or
the local agent 1T Mesa. secure ten ri lie
communication tickets.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05

(sea
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05
FREIGHT SHIPN ENTS.

Following are the freight shipments ard
reee,pts over the NJ. Il p. Il ). r. V.
railroad 20 and from Mesa during the
month of October, kindly furnished bv
Geo. Cana, agent at Mesa.
FREIGHT RELEIN ED,
II carloads merchandise, s cars Of
lumber, ! car stoves.
FREIGHT PoR VARIED.
9 cars merchandise, cars barley. J
car raisins, 2 cars hogs, 2 cars wheat. 7
cara wool 2 cara hay and Car OF bran.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05

Mrs. Dan Mahnn'y has 's,un !
charge Of the ALEXANDRIA 10.
is thoroughly rennovating it and VII
make some decide d improvements.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05

NOR SALE--KIMBtLL ORGANS
at So $40, On s. payments, by =
Redewi.l agt., w. W ashirgtnn Street
Phoenix.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-11-05

Geo. FELTON, II GOWN h'"'" 'oo'
Go. Gam 10 again on duty at tn"
depot.
Mrs. Beanie Lebanon b quite seri-
ously i'll,
w A pciton was IN town from
Tempe yesterday.
Ano5i,rr b,2 boy blesses the home
of Angus Johnson.
". WV, ore arrived home few
days ago from r"":o.
B,xter McGseary was up from the
capital Wednesday.
Mr.. Price q CHA comfy cattle man
is in town fora few days.
DIR. Ohandler paid visit to Kirk
land valley, i..,apa. county. this
week.
Butcher Weyler has bid adieu to
Cuba, and is succeeded by Geu"ai
Bianco.
The Mexican who was bitten ny
rattlasnake last week lie now aoie TO
be ar ana.
Ed. Brizzee is again confined to the
house, having taken slight relapse
caused by taking cold
Chas. Wise won the handsome
crazy Gull. 1t re fair last Friday,
It was fifty dollar winning.
L. c. Looney hr>as' IN $50 feed
ers from ella county this week. and
has another drove on the way.
Geo Lewis, and his mother and
sister arrived home Monday from an
extended visit with friends in Utah.
Henry George the great economic
writer and father of the single-tax
theory died in New York last week.
III Clinx.c, = If Los Angeles,
special agent + the Pennsylvania FIRE
Insurance company was Ia town yes :
terday.
Mrs. Durham AMI son, Jim, came
in from Florence the latter part of
last week, aud are Ga ssts at the kiu =
bill HOUSE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson of the up
per ella valley were in Mesa Tuesday
night, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L
L. Looney.
Prof. Ira P. moore, one OF the mos'
prominent md successful educators
of the Pae &c coast, committed sui
eide iast was.is
G. r. Tall. ". y Kinball Al d
DIR, 8 hin returnei Monday from a
trip d,~n among the mills and mines
of Southern fiizona.
Prof. P,rker of the Thrccp Poly
teclnic Institute, Pasadena, has &C.
ceptei the presidency of our Terrific
rial University.
Our old trieni. ]. M. Martin, the
veteran editor of the Prescott Journal
Miner called upon Us yesterday. he
was en- route to Sacaton.
Wcrk still progresses on the dam
of the Oonsoli iat"l l. will b. u.
thoroughly good shape for the regular
winter rise ir the river.
DR.. W. DaVore, dentist located in
Tempe. Will be in Mesa oyer Bar
netts drug store. Friday of each week
Satisfaction guaranteed,
Geo. Patterson has leased his home
place southwest of town and goes 60
day TO take charge If on OF bis
ranches southwest of phoelix
Those desiring dental work should
call on DR.. y. 1. Lucas, al the
Alhambra. The DR.. is a graduate of
the University of Indiana, and has
bren in the practice of dentistry about
ten years, California The pr. will
on.n IN office in Phoenix NEXT month
If you want frst-slAss heating
stove &c and get one OF those air
tight stoves at Abel 4 Wilb.r's
These stoves are dandi Go end GO,
ore. The prices will suit you.
w. e. Pomeroy has left Sonora
ard gone to Santa CruS on the east
coast of Lower California. where 2
rich gold strike WIS 4ecensiy mad.
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, DESERT LAND, lINAL PtosT.- NOTICE
FOE PUBLCA ION.
United States Land Once, Tucsos,
Ari8ona, OstCheF 4, 1897

4oties is hereby given that William Kimhsl
OF Mesa, Aaricups County, kriaqns, mas fied hotie
Of intention to make pr rot :osert land clAilH
No 2ls6, for the u OF sH1 Sec. Is, r.. ST,
@. 4 ., 4. VI. before the Clerk OF the Dist, iss
Court, o. Phoenix. MArlccpl County. Aeixona, Ga
Mr day the g, day Of November lSg7
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