Mesa free press., 1900-09-07
MESA FREE PRESS.
FarDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 1000.
LOCAL NEWS.

G.P. Bullard was s + 4 gisitoF 70 Mes"
Wednesday
Geo. a. Miintss Fgas Fgaass yiaiit0rH yai t1 '' Mesa
last Sunday.
Regiister yGpr vote now it Rlsy soon
be toQ late.
Burt Wipger went to Phoenix on busi-
ness Wednesday.
Zoe Flfeld, of Phoenix, was visitor
in Mess Monday.
Mr.. T. W. Hill, of Phoenix, was in
town on business, Tuesday.
H. NJ. Willis, candidate for probate
judge, was visitor in Mesa Tuesday.
Mrs. Nettie Scott, of Phoenix, was the
guest Of Mrs. G. NJ. Mullen last Sunday.
Probate Judge N. A. Morford was up
last Sunday, attending the funeral OF
Mrs prex.
Rev. G. J. Banks and family returned
last Saturday from their vacation.
Preaching at baptist church as usual:
Mr.. A. J. Edwards, candidate for dis
trict attorney, was looking after his pros
poets in this locality Wednesday.
The aet of congress, lately passed, re-
storing homestead rights to certain per-
sons affects great many people in this
valley.
Us. Peterson and G. B. Lewis return
ed Wednesday from New Mexico, where
they Fad teen with several car loads Of
cattle for Dir. A. J. Chandler.
Rev. E. g. Decker arrived home last
Saturday from his vacation in Pennsyl-
gaaia He is looking we'll and reports
that he had a very pleasant trip.
AcKER's ENGLISH REMEDY will stop
cough at any time, and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re
funded. 25c and SOC. For sale BY W
Bailey, Druggist.
DR.. Hawley was a visitor in Mesa on
Tuesday. If is. hinted that the genial
doctor will soon make his Headquarters
in Mesa. GONE along, doctor, ''there is
always room for one more"
The town marshal is engaged in the
business of seizing dogs, and also arrest
ing the owners for non pay ment of dog
tax. Better see the arshal and pay the
tax and save trouble.
Mrs. Efie Price, Miss Mamie and
Master Chester Price. who have been
visiting relat yes at ,WheatAelds for the
past two months, left for their home at
Mesa this morning, Silver Belt
The Republicans held their caucus
last Saturday night and nominated
twenty foqr names, which were voted on
LIST Monday. Tie following were elect.
ed delegates to the county convention to
be held in Phoenix tomorr ow. ". 81.
Code, A. @. Mcqueen, w, A. kimball,
Joseph S. Peterson, Joe Montgomery,
E. BloomeI, Joe Robert,on, Arthur
Brizzee, w. B. Barbour, Burt Winger,
Walter Wilbur. Don NJ. lie Baron.
At the democratic primary of Mesa
district held last Saturday AZ votes were
polled. Quite number of good demo-
Gratis failed to vote, not understanding
the polls were to close until 5 p. m.
The following delegates were elected to
attend the eoRyentiop orley stopley,
r. NJ. Wallace, ]. E. Drane, sr., W. J.
tie Baron, Fl L. Chandler, w. K. Bow
en, ]. G. Peterson, g: H. Connolly. W.
f.. Allen and ]. Holdren. The two last
named received the same number of
votes and each will have half vote in
the convention.
Mesa is soon to have large and we'll
appointed amusement hall. Committees
have been appointed to attend to the
different departments of the work and
on Thursday the ground was staked off
and excayation for the foundation COM
menced. The building will be 50x1O0
feet Located j4:t south of the 20 -op store.
The committee that have the matter in
charge are i u Horne, W H Allen, n
CPhelps, G A Macdonald. F T Pomeroy.
6 F Ellsworth, Don G Babbitt and
Orley Stapley.. This is something Mesa
has needed for long time, and her
citizens will WELCOME its erection.
Mr.. Geo. Collins was in the city
yesterday from bis large ranch south
west ef the city and reports that his
great we'll is nov down about thirty
feet and an eighty i've i've horse power
engine ig pumping out out stream of
about 400 inches. The well is 100
feet long and 45 feet wide. Mr.. Ool-