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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
NaS GIttua WIaSfa'S.

Ssi benz alasmeiren Sntersfe, tuels
des asasr mittis Nfos,a entssssnae5roh'
miro, une in NnbsIraht Der iih uislfod
iuioeriprsherbm Wahritisn wiro eius
WertHsnilit ire, uslbe auf 8sraufai
Iuna oss gd rbau St'rstirs BON Glsi
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be oprtiesI @stter. nnb Ecmp,ratur'
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iast:
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ps,ft Die srobtsn unteridisoe BON benz
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Suite rorlisasn. uao eth e'tua 20 Wtsi'
len brslter Strsiisn Sss 5siiauoes Ton.
1sr Sur s~smdslaten 3oue aerednet tper
Cen. Die 9,mpirl'ur iiat islten aui
S,tc. Ser 8inisr bsaiaut niht 20,
osm l. GsSembsr, uao Gnee Wai IL
alsr Sbnee, au6sr Dem auf ben Berg
aipitln, psri6waHosn. Die mlittere
Binter. Z mperatur uon Sitta bstldst
80 5 @tao. ,it clio Eur UNI elm ge,lness
uispsrsr ols Die pom @aitiusiou, .. 6
8-ecn Ger 8'ssnmense. pslhs i'm as
m6blstsn @i,tel faai, 1T berisibs ID Oct
snrisn @elt bsruttiat. W'ht rar. baB
as baufj reaEe!, oa1 Oh B%oRernaneu.
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arobe. gte6sl unO &Uifen linb bic &sssI.
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bl0s &C fore 1dae. gsoroii6 bon ben
at'utcn il Die Binisrtdlie sr0Ber. 9as
Somm rtlina tass9en 1T onnlherno
baiislbe.
Oos aiimn oea 5~sltlanoes, ob9siebsn
poa eUm slipabntsn St,ejfan Oil Der
alfe. 1T iebr ialt in Nlatsr uuo belB
i'm SommRr. Mltteu i'm 8irtse gehi
ole Scnns in Der 8tontpfsS tGsno 5tpi'
lben 9 ubr 80 Wiuaieu uno 10 uer
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llbr Ndtmttta9s wioer uutsr. 3as
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rpsatse Grab iibar cen poriSoEt erhsbi
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0oltsa ssianosn iann. 10 fanu MN iit
ben eort,ssn Winter boz ftslen. 9is
Better 8eobsbtunasn an Yltor pom
O!iobsr 1889 bis Npril 1890 irclnliu'
ersateu iolsenps Iilstsl: Dttobsr 80
Sab i;ber NlG, Rcpsmbsr s Srao ibe,
9uu, Gfkembsr ii 8r0o iiber Nu0,
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IS grso uuter Wpa, MGrj 6 Sob Iber
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4 Noeember 1887 BIS II. 2lpril 1895
mar bic 1emperatur bsitdnoia untsr CEN
@siriapunt. 3as uaros 1GS Gage sr.
sebsu.
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5sro i'm 3oosmber, AZ uutsr 3,ro IN
9s,fmbsr, SO untsr Zero I'M Sanuar,
IS unter Gro i'm 5struar, Al unier
Zero i'm Wd's uno 26 uuiet Ssro I'm
april. Die gtGBts anbotisEos 8Gi's
mar ,m 6sbruar nit ilri 9asen 81 AZ
9rno nDitr Zero 81 u1rSeibnen. BON
] SEPTEMBER al bis Wai iino S4uey fir.
me 80 srtuarteu, udbreHo pslber Elm
BOrmdrtsicmnen i'm Jrsisu uam53iih
II. Der llebsrsaus urm 8iuis, AIM
CONNER ~eli0lot p'Osiid. Sn Utit
ssbt Die Sonne Worasns I'm 3 tlbr du'
uno Nlb:nos nm 9 ubr unier. SIN Sun,
ssbt lie I'm II ubr Nahts auf unc mn
10 ubr 30 0ttuuisn Nah's untsr. Gi'
mit!lsle Somm'rtsmpsyatut betrn9t slui
lh2a so unb 70 Grob. Nues in Naem
Gre gh0le @eceuh!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

Das T%uswaasen. 8eidd't wnb hanpt'
idtli6 ourd bic Sertbsusrun9 oOa Ssb
be, Sammst unb Yllih betrcfsn ipsr'
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

8rpont.-Der psrbeerenbte Sa9el'
iblao lett NsnIdensebenien iutte nns
Jteitas Wbsnb Spilben Z uno 8 ubr
beim. Gin Is Weilsn brelter nno pabr
idsinlib 20 Ms,Ieu LANCER Streifen
3anbes fiel Der 8er,pifuua anbstm. Is
fielen Sassli6rnsr 70 sroB pie 9Ibner
eier. Der Sturm fam pom Norouelten
uuo beusate iid nad cem Shcohen.
Cell Rapids 5reitas Nbenb
ieste Elm %aussbenoer Birbelaurm iibrr
oieie @eseuo. Wsbrsre Sdsunen fislen
Der 9eriioruua anbeim uno uom 2anoe
lanisn Bsrihte iibsr groBen Shaoeu Elm.
wslbsr ourh ben BON &ssen unb pasel
btsleiteten Sturm on ben Saaieu uuo
@sbdaben anssridtst marSs. 3 uei
Silrme, Der cine aus benz SiSwsite
oer anoere aus benz WOroWtI ten TOM
msno. usrsiuiaten iih einise Msilen
tpsiilid BON bier uno b~sus9'sn Eh oann
in 6ftllher &ldtuns ruelter uab ridteten
beosutencen Sdoosn aui ibrfm Bfaoe
an.
Deabmoob.-Sn Der galo MOun
tain' &'sion mar Der Bsrsbou ME beleb
ter ais iebt. Sdmmtlihe grpbsu Wi'
nsnseiealdaiten laiisn Iett wleeer nit
ustmsbrtsn NrbfiisttGisa orb.l's' Eaa
aloa p's.@sipenit i5e.aG lbaeu tsint
Hube AZ lnfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

Die auHaaenbten 0eilunaeu BON Serp,
pieln, Die man fennt, iino mlttellt pUco'S
Sariaparlua erSielt. 9ieies M,ttel tuGt
ieines @leiden bel S'uttranfbeiten. SrarGt
nur 6ooo's.
Qooo's Yilen iinb NIT Der Sanb ssmati
unS ubai9 slsih all Srobe unh @epitt $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

Racine. - Der sepeiene Uunoss'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
yttbaoa,

o.--Donne,itas Rorsen iano
bel 2penip fius Rile gu, eipn 6 Wsi
len BON bier, oas itllmmIte Gilerbabn
ur9lOd IN Der @eiditte otr Central
Baba itatt. Die 2oiomutiua lbsrniir5's
iid nno bic WaI1ine waroe nul cine
Settle ssworfeu, ipdbreuo Der 2enosr
out Der anbsrsu gu llesen fam. SIe
STRIDE mar nit 1rinmsrn Der Sspad
@gprsBs uno Yoitpaaen IberItrsut. SoH
Is Snoiduern, bic auf BEN 8spdd paSn
purosn 6 ssl6ot,i mo Jan Que
usbri9sn mebr poer psni9tr psrlfst.
WtseonNn.
Mdcn Ier aamRiR11 NunQeA.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-08-25
REFORM BOOKS AT GOLD STANDARD
PRICES.

We have arranged with Charles H. Kerr
& Co., of Chicago, to send any Of our read
ers a large package OF excellent reform
books, ali different, for, only ~ cents. The
package contains the following books;
Warrens Money Chart, new and i'm
portant work, l35 pages
Tn. People VS.. the Goldbugs. by A. D.
Warner, 144 pages
The New Democracy and Bryan Its
Prophet, by G. r. Tuttle, 81 pages.
How to Govern Chicago. by =. r. futile.
story from Pullmantown, by Nico
Bech-Meyer. ITO pages.
The White Slave, or The Cross of Gold. %
nv Helen l.. Sumner, 81 pages.
The People or the Politician, q handbook
of Direct Legislation. by r. L. Taylor. 60
pages.
by Jesse F. Orion, 81 pages.
illustrated First Reader in Social Econ
Sound Money from Business Stand
point, by F. A. Cleveland Phi. B., 80 pages.
These ten books together contain rs
pages Every one of them is we'll worth
reading and will help make votes if given
or lent to those who have thus far voted
with the plutocrats through ignorance.
They are worth $1.6O at regular prices, and
the supply will not last long. Send 30 cents
to this office today and they are yours.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-08-25

nomination of a straight ticket did not
incidentally assist one or the other OF
the old parties. The logic of this charge
Is that we must either disband and stav
out of the field or suffer under the
charge of being bought by whichever
one OF the old parties happens to be
benefited by our placing our own ticket
in the field and supporting it. In other
words, we must, under no circum-
stances, put out ticket until we know
it will not assist either of the old par
ties.'
What do you think Of the local sit
uation?''
Il do not care to make any comment
upon 1t. 1 understand there will be a
contesting delegation. l am told also
that some of the delegates are holding
positions under the Democratic city ad-
m1nistration. If this is true 1t shows
the hand of Democracy in it's attempt
to control the state convention. It would
be interesting to know how many dele
gates there are who favor Democratic
Endorsement now holding positions by
virtue of Democratic appointment; or
who have promises of such. Whether it
be true or not the public naturally con-
c1udes that mems actions are controlled
by such circumstances"
Speaking of his visit to Ohio, Mr.,
Steinberger said:
Il accompanied Secretary Morgan at
the request of Milton Park, chairman
of the national organization committee,
to advise with the true Populists of this
state, and to render any service possi-
BILE to assist them in placing a straight
Populist ticket in the field and rallying
to it's support every loyal member of the
party in Ohio. Our people, nationally,
regard this position by Ohio Populists
at this time of the most vital import
ance to our partys existence. The fu-
sion &C last year renders reorganiza-
ton OF the party in almost every state.
Mr.. Morgan has voiced my sentiments
in every particular and l feel sure
also those of the entire national organ
ization committee of which he is se:re-
taIy.'
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-08-25
GRAIN MARKETS.

Markets for the week ending Aug.
%, reported by the Chas. E. Lewis Co.,
grain commission and stock brokers, 2
and Chamber of Commerce, Mime
apolis, Mimi:
Wheat--Well, well, did you hear the
yell that went up when wheat sold at
$1.OO on Saturday. The long looked
for dollar wheat has been reached and
it will sell much higher in the near flu
ture. We have been predicting higher
prices and advising our friends and
readers to buy wheat for the last two
months. Wheat has advanced over, Csc
and we still continue to advise pur-
ohases on all breaks like the one today.
These breaks are but natural and al
ways bring higher prices before long
because the longs have sold out and
get it a few cents below their selling
price. Foreigners have led us during
the past week and their prices are
above us now, they have bought i'm
mense quantities Of wheat during the
past week and it will take much higher
prices before they will let go Of their
options. Clearances for last week were
over 100000 bushels, which shows
that they are taking the cash wheat
and not wind. Buy wheat now and at
all times and you cannot help making
money
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-08-25

Do you want Bryan's Book, THE
First Great Battle?" Get us five yearly
subscribers, and we will send you the
book Free
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-08-25

Send us In club of five yearly sub
scribers and get Bryan's Book free.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-08-25

n. B.-Parties desiring to buy cheap
Railroad LAM. will be supplied with
maps and pamphlets upon applioa-
ton to above. The Great Northern
Railway has 100000 acres Of the
Riches. Farming Lands In Minnesota
for sale at low prices. Terms of pay.
ment reasonable, six per cent interest
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-08-25

E3w1T0s ~ 1siesllss Ave ana Uniea 0egeal
Lava IlGinnsapsais Uaiea Dsoot.I AsrivA
INlliuar, Norris. Drownsl
D 80 . ~. Valley and Breckenridge.lb 81 -
Fergus Falls. Fargo Cd
:: =; $:
xBrsokinridgs. Fargo. GA
. ~ . nfForks, 0ra3to0, WinnipegIb es8 . q
xAnoka. ct. Cloud. FergusI
Falls. Cr0okston. Grand
Forks. Helena. Butte
Apaconda, Spokane. Sell
oflS III attlo aud Pacific Coast...la 60 q
)Dioux Falls, Yankton and
$50 Q ~. ,.. Sioux City. ........lb 81 -
aDaily bkxoept Sunday. xDining and BH40
Can. Palace Shoppers. Tourist Cars
HAsTERN MINNESOTA HALLWAY.
Runo the only fast train from q. Paul threueA
Vaion Dspots Ainnsapolis and West supsr3oe -
Duluth Without change Of oAEs. Finest Duhss
Snr1or CaFU - ~ West.
Leave. Il(innsa0slis UsSsa Ds1st Asiv&
An , nIWsst 0uDer1oe and Duluth 81 n
I Daily. except Sunday. |
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15
AMENDED ARTICLES OF ~.
c0Hp1PdJI0,y.
OF TIE MESA MILLING
EANY.

BE IT KNOWN, that at he annual meeting # h,
stockholders of the Mesa Co-npe,ative Nil,.7 :
Company, in the town of Mesa, lin tie Court, :.
Maricopa. Arizona rritcry, en- the third 3oni.a,
In july A. H., 1857. at which meeting there W. !.
present IN per6an or by proxy, E maj GRITTY - IT,
shareholders, the following resolutions wslc u s,l
mously adopted
RESOLVED That sections " and # The a,t!c, -
OF incorporation shall be changed 81 a, 10 read a.
follows
6!TICLE Nv.
The business OF this corporation shai.e conduct
ed By board of directors consisting FIVE pere.Iis
who shall be stockh 5lders and who shall no Iecte
annually on the first Monday ia May OF ca ;h year
ARTICLE V.
The highest amount of Indebtedness or lab lity,
direct or contingent, to which this corEcra: III,
shall at any time autcot itself is she value OF two
thirds q the captal-stock Of the 7mpary
The stockholders of this corporation and tha
private property shall Re lia;,le for tho rorpoi
ate debts of the corpnrasna.
The foregoing amend ments are hereby ccrihe
ami acknowledged NY me president AMI sec;etas1
IN accordance with r2soatipD adopted by lis
stockholders at q regular meeting OF the same
IN witness s',,erspt tho ss.d c9yp( ration has
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15
LOCAL TIME TABLE
PHO ENIx d MAR1CoPA.


Train leaves Phoenix at s p. ", Ar
riyes at Tempe at $40 p. ID. and at
Maricopa at $50 =. ~.
Train leaves Maricopa OF DAB q. nj.
Arrives at Tempe at 6 "A a. m. md at
Phoenix 1T f:l5 a. m.
Close CONNECTIONS made with South
era Pacific al Maricopa, also at Tempe
with stages for Goldield, Connection
made at Phoenix with s. + P. & p,
for Prescott and Congress.
PHOENIX AND MESA cITY.
Leave Mesa at 1880 a IN, arrive at
Tempe S m, and Phoenlx $50 m,
leave Mesa at 100 Iii, arrive at
TEMPE 2 90 y N, and at Phoenix at
Z 80 p N.
Leave f'hocnix at q.30 a M, arrive
at Tempe at 1000 ", arrive at Mesa
at 20 so ~.
Leave Phoenix ut d D IN, arrive
Tempe at $50 u. III rive Mesa at
6 p m.
All trains ran AAily end viii sop
ut any pclnt cn algnal
D. G. Men ELL,
D. d. SANFORD, Gent Supt.
Cen Pass. ACT.
General Office. Phoenix.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15

Mohawk, came in Tuesday froo
where the i've stamp mill of the con-
pany is breaking records. bringing
with them about 1875 pounds Of Il nal
gam, or in the neiehhorhood of $10,-
600, the result of thirteen days OF
pounding upon King Of Arizona rock
by the five stamp battery
On last Sunday night a tizwin
dance was broken up on the Pima In
diau Agency near Sacaton by the In
dian police who conhscated tho oh
be joyful along with the other i'm :
Elements of war connected with The
spree, and ordered the dance discon-
tinued under penalty of arrest and
punishment. The present .gent, it
appears, proposes to have these
drunken orgies abandoned by the 10
dams which is certainly comu,endabie,
as murder IS net unfrequently the re
suit of these sprees.-Trilune.
FOR SALE. 30 acres of land.
brick house Of two ROOMS, water rights,
etc. Also, 10 acres Of land, brick
house of two roo,ns aud water rishr
Apply to 81. Simkina LeA' Ariz.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15
Mesa florence and Globe
Stage Line.

Three trips week. No night trav.
81. Stages stop over night at River
side Stages. leave Mesa Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturd days at u NJ,
and arrives at Globe at the following
day, Returning leaves Globe at a m
on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satnr-
days, ard arrives in Mesa the follow
'cg day ~ s y N. G. @, Hocket,
Fr"n,r. Johnson Bros, agents at
tieaa; Louis 9nl,ar, agent at Gloht !;
D t'S>evens, agent at Elo@snce, L
- Collins, ageat al Phoenix
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15

Estate of + J Netbert0D, deceased
Notice 10 hereby given by ths uhdersi mod
Adnlinatrator Of the Estate 3f il j Neither
Ion, iaocasel, to he creators al end al
oarsnhs Flgr;1g cl;.srue aga'ns5 the said deceased
10 asiIii)it them. with the necessary ccncher4
Within tonr months qfter the Ds"s .u5l a.ion
Il this uct,ce 10 tho sad Adu,,n;stra6or, q: the
office Of 7 A Shaw. ct the sec'eiorF's Office
Masonic tsli, Il niaon Block, cor"er ri w sshing-
Street 4nd FIRST Avenue. PHI enix ,Ar,zona
the snae ing The place for Inc transaction of tn
business OF sad estate, il sad county ot Hlale9aa
s NErnEEToN,
A1niaissr+tr Of the a1s.5e Of e Ne.horson
DceoRse6
Datei AZ 5le$l CITY h. i7,h d,y II. Aug, 1897.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15
Santa Re, Prescott 1 Phoeliit
RAILWAY &C.
WITH I'VE
SANTA FE SYSTEM.
The shortest and quickest route to Denver, kAn-
sas City. Chicago and 81 Lssn.
SANTA EN- TIME CARD.

SANTA EN- TIME CARD.
Train tor California lea: es Ash Fork At Isspm
arriving in Los Argslss next morniHg at 50
and San FRANCISCO same evening AZ s15. TrAip
for the East leaves A.h Fork At 4eam
SANTA FE, gRKscoTT d RHorNIx h. r.
TINE TABLE
Leave Ph 'enix, north bonad, at 7 90 ia
Arrive a. Prescott, north bound, at l5a NJ and
l0pm
Arrive as Ash Fork, abound. at O. SO - ~ and
T 29p m
Leave ash Fosk, soqt Sound, 74aamA.al ~
pm
Leave Prescott, south bonn!l s p5 pm
Leave Prescott moth bound, q 35a M
Arrive At Phoenix, soush bound, at AS y Nj and
IL 3Opm
Tic scenic line. .; Arizona. 1bs best roat to
California The only 6or:h and S. nth Lie in
Asi"opa to tho Grsnd eaaon Of the Colorado
Petrified Forest. Great fine FoNszt. C':f WE'LL
inss, Great Salt River Valley and ether p. ht
ei interest
Throuyh tickets to all points in fs ppstd States.
Canals and McxIco.
Nos: aud :, caiinect at erome Junut:ci, with
trains Of U V s ? ...y for Jerome
Dining station at skal Valley, C.kaeelions
made 1t Jerome Junction
CcEne@snig at Prescott: with stage lines Tor all
principal mining camps, At Conxress Juncsion with
Congress Gold 60 4 TT Congress and stage neg
for Har1ua Hala Station and Earua.i. Al Phoenix
with ri R r for all points on the P system.
also with sRvRR
GEO. VI. aARGENr G., p A..
Pros. & Gen Mgr, Prescott. Re NILS
Asst Gen Mgr. Prescott
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15
NOTICE TO CREDIT (

Seai)
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15
2EsErT LAID, lINAL PhoeF.- NOTICE
Far PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Tucson,
Arizona. October 6, 1897

Notice is hereby given that william A Kinb,l
OF ''esa, Maricops County. Erzona has filed notice
OF intention 70 make proof on his esert LAM. claim
No 2lso, fer the Y! OF sYi Sec IL, TIL Mr. Sc.
G. s, r. NJ. before the Clerk OF the Di ,t,ics
Court at Phoenix, Maricopa County, AEixona, o.
Monday rho % day OF Nov mler IS9.
HE names thu following witnesses to prove
tbs complete irrigation, and reclamation o,
sail land, John u. Pomerey. Warren L. Sirri, ..
william H. Wallaes and Phillip Ne all Of NuNa
Arizona
ErasgE TRIPPyL
pup OCT 70 Regists
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15

caused these amendments to the Ger tifcsse to be
signed in its corporate by its president an
secretary and acknowledged By them fr ths,pur
, poses therein set forth u.
The Mesa Co-opsrative Milling C1,np,ny
BY ogo. ". SHRINE, President and II. sinx1s..
Secretary.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
COUNTY OF MAaIcopA. - :@
Personally appeared before me, e. W wilbur, a
Notary Public, within an1 for thu County If Mari
copa, Arizona Territory, Geo. W. Sir;ins and ii
Simkns, personally known to me to be the per-
sons whose names subs crited to the above and
oregoiLg Instrument and ACKNOWLEDGED to me he
ex ecution Of the same, the act and decd OF the
said The Mesa Cooperative Milling Company By
Them it's president and secretary ectiyey there
unto duly authorized by the tockholders of said
corporation
Givea under my baud and official seal this 22nd
lay Of September A. D.1S97.
Ny COMMISSION expires the II day Of December
1917 "
Gea) E.W. WILDER,
Notary Pablo
Ter iUory Of ARIZONA. !
County OF Maricora:
|, County Recofdefin an; for the County and
Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that tha
within Instrument was filed for reco.d AZ 10, 20
clock s.. NJ. on this z5Fh da of pte. Der 1897,
and GUY recorded Book No. OF Corporations
scords of Maricopa county, arizona at pages 604,
505
Witness nay hand and official seal Ihe day and
: ear alb I've written.
&. ~. HNRlDAN.
seaD 'g3&atY ReeoGoz
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15
REDUCED RATES fUls oCHOI L
CHILDREN.

Students who desire to attend the Nor
NAL School at Tempe or the High school
at Phoenix. can, on application at the
general office OF the NJ. & P. Il. r. or
the local agen. at M esa secure ten ride
communication tickets.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1897-10-15
LOCAL NEWS.

-
Owen Davies new Trick residence
is approaching completion.
Dr.. Lucas. surgeon dentist is a re-
cent arrival from Woodland, Yolo
county. California.
Ed, Brizzee seems to be slowly i'm
proving and has gone to Phoenix to
remain for q while.
Mrs. DIR. Chandler arrived home
Monday evening from her summers
outing In California.
Phin. Daley has been appointed
Live Stock Inspector and Detective
for Mesa and vicinity.
The revolution in Guatemala is
ended, And Barrios once more holds
complete sway as dictator.
Miss Sic Allison is getting all
things ready to reopen the Mesa City
Restaurant in Pomeroy block.
Rev. Guthrie the new M E. minister
will preach in the M. E. Church Sunday
at 4 o'clock p. M After next Sunday
services will be held at IL a. NJ.
Money to loan at low rate of in
terest, on improved ranches
J. w. EVANS,
Phoenix.
Uncle Henry Brizzee took violent
" i'll Sunday afternoon and for a
time his life was dispaired of. We
are glad to say, however, that he is
better.
It is reported that w. A. Clark,
owner of the United Verde mines at
Jerome, has purchased the immense
B;xby estate between Los Angeles
and San Pedro.
Rev. Bartlett pastor the M. E.
Church will take charge Of the church
at Winslow. Rev. Guthrie stationed
at Tempe will fill the pulpit at both
Mesa and Tempe.
The Paisano who took a nap in
Will Wadlington's parlor one night
last week during the absence of the
family, got lay off of thirty days,
which time he will spend in the coun-
ty Jail
Mr. Huston, who has been so seri-
ously i'll with infammatory rheuma
tism for several weeks is slowly re
covering his health. His many friends
will be glad to see him out again.
Mr.. Davis, who has been danger
ously i'll for some week is now con :
valescept and is able to be around.
He has been very seriously i'll and his
many friends are pleased to note his
ste ady recovery.
Or. Collins came in from California
Monday evening and left by stage |
Tuesday morning for Globe accom-
panied by Miss Kellner of Phoenix
who goes over to the prosperous min
ing camp for 9 visit.
chose desiring dental work should
call On DIR. d. L. Lucas, at the
ALEXANDRIA. The DR.. is graduate of
the University of Indiana, and has
been in the practice of dentistry about
ten years. California The DIR. will
open an Office in Phoenix next month.
We wonder who got up that picture
Of the Rev. Bartlett that appeared in
the Herald of Monday. If st. Peter
gets that picture and our Rev. friend
should afterwards present it az his
creoentials TOT ADMISSION through the
Pearly gates, we are afraid our young
friend would be ushered
into the department of the lady angels
It has handsome; poetlcal face and
Is all right in that regard, but looks
like some other fellow. Wonder if
Miptz was tie artisti /,
Don't forget the grand fall opening of
The popular Alkire Co. in Phoenix on
Oct. 18th. The attractions surpass
everything ever seen in Phoenix and
prices are lower than ever The i'm
mense storerooms are filled to overflow
ing with clothing, dress goods, furnish
ngs, etc as well as complete line of :
shoes. These goods are all of latest
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-12-22
POLITICKE.
Demokrate v kaukusu.

We Washingtonu odbyvan v tte-
ry kaukus demokratickych poslan-
ca "a 1eelem usjednoceni Sc ma
tom, jakeho stanoviska strana v
otazce kubanske, financnf ban
krotnf zaujmouti ma. Kaukusu
zdeastnilo Sc I25 poslancd jed
mani bylo velice cilym vysled-
KEN bylo pfijeti resoluce, kterou
strana vyslovule Sc proti zamysle-
nemu stazenf obehu zelenakn a
pokladnfch not; vyslovuje Sc proti
rozmnozeni vysad narodnich ban
kn proti zamyslenemu snizenf
dani, jez pfftomne plati; jest pro
uznanf Kubancn co moci valcfcf a
jest pro pfijetf spravedlivych "a
kon0 bankrotnfch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-12-22
Mestske voIby

odbyvany v dtery We - mestech v
Massachusetts, a We vsech otaeel
sc zapas otazku licenenf. v 7
zvftezili pfatele osobnf svobody a
v 6 vyhrali temperenclafi. Celkem
odevzdano We vsech I3 mestech
r58,r2o hlasu, nichz 8I,6I5
bylo pro licensi a 70, sos pro pro-
hibici. Loni v techze mestech
odevzdano hlasn r59,S4r, nichz
bylo 81, ,o76 pro 7s.765 proti Ii
censi.