Mesa free press., 1899-10-20
VISA FREE PRESS.
FRfbzy, OCTOBER 2orH. 1899
-teC1I NEWS.

The Phoenix papeas are &C II again.
hammer and tongs fashion. - :
1 w. @. Norton has been making
large shipRsnts Of hogs lately.'
There are rumors that the Mesa
Brass Band is defunct. We hope this
is.not true.
w. K. Porter, our genial conductor,
win shortly leave son an, extended
eastern trip.
Edgar T. Blackwell, of Hopewall,
N. j., is in town. He will probably
repain ssme time. =!
A. L. cuber is offering his winery
ard other property for sale and is
about to retire from business.
Glenn Edwards and Ned Creighton
have been. in Mesa during the past
week in She interests of the Graphic.
Foe, RENT.- Half section of land
known as Peck section, for grain. 3 miles
from Mesa Address George H.News.
home, Room 2. Monihons Blk. Phoenix
/" Frank Rapeieye and family returned
from Utah this week after "a lengthy
absence.
~ RbbM WAsTED with good board in
private family by young man., Adj
hress z K, MESA FREE Press. !.
FoR SALE. = One Mesa Water
Share for $3.50. For PARTICULARS ap-
'plystostkis 5office. !. -
All the ranches are now getting q
good wetting, as the canals have been
running bank full. .,'- ''>H
Wesley; !; Hillhasi left for Critten-
den, Arizona, where he has been en-
gagged tp.teseehh s!h school. q
S. Moote. Esq, left on last nights
train for Southern California. where
he will make an extended visit to
Friends and relatives, :, 5!
WI. O'Neil, who made a pros
pecting trip to the Ray mine, has re-
turned. He thinks the, camp has very
good prospects, and he will shortly
establish drug store there.
Look for the name Pride of Japan
Tree tea.) Examine the package
Unless our name appears thereon. tt is
not genpfae.': n. .. Brandenstein & Co..
San Francisco. i2S.3m
An orchestra social will be given
in 90. fOp. Hall tonight id honor of
Miss Maeser. A fine program. has
been prepared, and no doubt a very
enjoyable evening will be spent. !
Pie AriaohS Agricultural Associa-
tion will meet in. Phoenix today aid
tomorrow "A good program has, been
prepared and profitable time is ex-
pected. -, u :.
Mr.. Frank Lord, of New York,
and Judge ". H. Stilwell. of Phoe-
nix, were visitors at Mesa on Sun
day. Mr.iLord expressed his delight
with the valley and Mesa, and will
probably of here on his; return from
Tucson en- foats, to Eew York. !.
Consumers of Pride of japan (Tree
Teal are warned against worthless ,imi-
satiens, none is genuine unless, it bears
Our trademark and full name. NJ. j.
Brandenstein & Co., San Francisco.
We now have chemical fire Sen-
gine, or are supposedto have one, but
very little test. has been mad1N'-,of its
capabilities: In case of q FIRE we are
afraid . it would .bssfound that very
few. If any, understand how to operate
the engine 1t shas been suggested
chat the iire company turn out and
show US what the apparatus will do.
After . short illness Mrs. NJ Fl
Popplewsn passed away last Saturday.
Rssassad'ivss well known and was
hghly rtspestea 'py all who had the
pleasure af her acquaintance. The
kasbsne and father of deceased had
k~A ODD FsIlbws'' and she made the
request that the Order bury her with
It's ceremonies, which was done by
Mesa lodge last Sunday The friends
and relatives have the heartfelt SYM
pathy OF all in this theirs sad bereave.-