Mesa free press., 1900-10-05
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 300.
LOCAL NEWS.
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:. The Utah Ditch 90. had their regu-
lar slherting at T,ehi last Monday.
For Snse ispassed OFF quietly, the old
baeffs being re eleetedI :
DR.. Hawlry is again with Us and
is now located in the Mesa Bank
building where he can be found by all
hts patrons. and friends:
The Democrats held a public meet
ing last Wednesday night. NJ. A.
Smith, candidate for Delegate to Con-
gress. was the principal speaker.
Quite number attended The Demo
cratic ineating a. Phoenix last N on
day night. Mark Smith and Judge
a. c. Baker were the principal
speakers. -
Hon. Elgood Mead, Of the U. s.
Dept. of Agriculture, is in town. the
quest Of w. II. Code. Mr.. Mead is
;one of the ablest authorities Oh irri-
CATION in America.
Hon. N. A. Morford called on us
last Tuesday. He is making his can :
esaA fof Probate Judge and is meeting
with great success. The Judge has
made good officer, and is entitled to
another tern. =
The Mesa Brass Band has added
six new pieces and is now one Of the
1inest in the territory. The Town
Council has given the boys the use OF
the Town Hail for band practice.
James Collins, one of the suspected
robbers of the post Office, was cxam-
ihsa before Us Commissioners Cren-
shays at Phoenix. The evidences. Was
very damaging against him and he was
held to the grand jury.
The Gazette says that the Code
Oommisslon is getting its report ready
and That it's work will be unsatisfac,-
sory for various reasons, The coming
legislature will no doubt fix it up in
proper shape.
The Methodist Conference was held
in Phoenix lately and returned Rev.
Edwin e.. Decker to the pastorate at
Mesa for the coming year. He has
been very successful and his church is
In good shape and he is the right man
for the place.
The Town Council met in regular
session last Tuesday night. Owen
Dayies sent in his resignation as
Street Supervise. and it was accepted.
No action was taken on the appoint
iAent OF q successor. The revision OF
The tax roll was also continued.
Next Sunday night at the Baptist
church Rev. G. ]. Banks will give an
ill6strated se1mon-usfng stereopticon
views. His subject will be "Christ,
the Mighty Wonder Worker, or a
stpdyf4of the Miracles This illus
Grated service will be free to all,
- Sick Headache, absolutely and per-
manently cured by using Moki Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation
knd indigestion, makes you eat, sleep,
work and happy. Satisfaction guarat-
teed or-your money back. Csc and SOC.
For saleby: W Bany, druggist.
The dwelling house of Morris
Holmes, about 2 miles west of town,
was burglarized last Tuesday after
noon and considerable property taken.
Among other things. stolen was new
sbit Of clothes. The sheriff, deputies
and local officers were soon an the
gt6nhd,' but no trace of the thieves
has been discovered,
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Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on
positive guarantee. Cures heartburn
raising of the food, distress after eating
Or any form nt dyspepsia. One little
tabletsgiyes immediate relief. rs cents
and 30 cents: For sale byeJ WE siley,
Druggist. ? : ''f' = =
Constable Wp. A. Burton deserves
considerable Credit for his efficient and
Careful detective , worry in connection
with his arrest of the post office rob-
bers. with a little training and ex-
Perience he would make his mS.rk in
the world along with Pinkerton and
the rest. ~ @'' fs ~
tzs.