Mesa free press., 1900-06-29
MESA EREE PRESS.
FRIDAY, JUNE 49, 1000.
local News.

N oLice y, IL. OonnolIys new advs
Drop in aud see him,
Il. Phil Nets, will soon leave on his
trip tor the sea shsre4 { -,
Mr., and Mrs. Bowers, of Rey, and
VIII. Code and wife left foe the sea-
shore yesterday
! !. George w. Lang arrived from Cali.
fornia lsst Sunday. and is looking
after his drilling outfit.
Peter Tnrnhow. son of j. L. Turn !
bow. of this place, met with serious
sacc.dent last Monday at Rey Mines.
:f!Fsar. JphnsoEps,, infant daughter
did lSst Monday. The funeral oc-
eurrsd last Tuesday and y vas, well at.
tended. i.is,, a.,..ea
Jerome adyertises big Gel, tration
for the, Fourth Of July with $1,000
ia cs.h Gprises I The railroads give
half fare
"A lamp exploded in the residence
Of Charles Wing last Tussday night
1t was soon put out, but caused con-
siderahle, damage, :. ;, 80,
5. Ngs4,AseI4i D' .Brizzee. Mrs j. D.
Robertson, little Jessie and Marguerite
M Donald left for the coast on We'd
gesday evening last:
John aud g. M. Mullen left for the
mountains on Wednesday with band
OF horses, hoping TO end pasture. and
swater in the same country, They
went prepared ta start ! ranch.
The case of Mitchell 80. the Mesa
Creamery 90. was on trial last sstur-.
day before Judge Pomeroy, Plaintiff
sued for $24 and got Judgment for
$3.50. Both sides appealed. to the
District Court. e. :; !. =.
The Gazette is now under the
management q Ex- Gov. M Cord and
the paper is independents in politics.
1t issued warm number last Sunday
morning. The whole territory j. still
t.lking about it.
Judge q. W. Grouse and wife. Mrs.
Bridwe!l and, Mss Spear, all natives
Of Indiana, spent Sunday visiting With
Judge and Mrs, Woy, The occasion
was the fifth anniversary Of their mar
riAse and a, Belgian hare dinner.
D.. McN anghton rendered his resig
nation as Principal of ,the San Jose
Normal School, which was accepted.
It is to be hoped that ,be DIR. will
4gain locate in Arizona, al he is7ap
able edpcat. and a good citizen.
!. Mr.. .Wm. ;R Lang has bsen. ap
pointed sole agent for the cvlebrat. d
drink Phos- Ferrone in NJ So CITY,
This is one of the. very. best summer
drinks. and lejRg very healthful and
invigo,ing, has. !commahaed' q large
sale heEetsfaEEs iu the town. Call in
and see Mr. Lang ai,d getsa glass Of
the delicious'dri.k Only 5cia glass
The t,oshise County Press Asso-
citation has been organised with the
following well known persons as Of
hcefs; President Allen T. Bird, of the
Benson Prees; firss vi,e-president, Paul
Hull, of .Bisbee Herald; second vice.
president. O.. o, Anderson, of the
R,nge News; thire sice-preside,.t, $.
K Williams, of Cochise Review; Sec
re.ary and treasurer, William Hatti;h
pf the Tomb tone Prospestof. a il i
i The Tempe Ne~ssass'thrre is some
quiet prospecting fpg pil ,iirditatiqns
going on in the Tempe eountr5. aid it
is said that some encouraging results
ar being obtalned. :. Ihe tenetts
nhichsthe discovery of oil in Paging
aaantitirs would ,bEi,g. to this valley
are almost beyond l,ulation. Iii
you'd furnish cheap frel which would
solye tbs problem Of the cultiyation. Of
large traets.ef laAd With water pumped
fr' m wells. : { ia~~ = ~
Uncle Henry Rogers vas surprised
last Sunday, ef.ethoon by a~l;1ga
numb r of bis friends II we'll. .wishe,s
fcomi. l. hi and Mesa.s Mr, Rogers
and wife were. al church, but, the visi-
10 5, headed I.y Judge t4ak' S, took