Mesa free press., 1900-05-11
MESA FREE PRESS.
FRIDAY, MAY Z II, {. =! 700. 9 % :
local NEWS.

Rhy ~ suAo OknCcs
= The Tsmbo6riue and Skirt Dancers
by the Misses DickinsSn'r al Social
Hall uext' "Wednesday evening.
I" Note the change Of our local rail-
roads time table, - ai
; a" T. Stewart, sr., left last Tuesday
evening for Mexico, where he will
stay Tor some time with relatives"
- Gfofge Fryer returned last Satur
day froa d .wo-ysars mission in the
southern States. ~ sp 81 ~
Money to loan on real estate or
waitr.' sInquifeF tof T. P Banta, one
mile northeast of Coop store. a2o5w
. Holdren ! Sons are doing largo
business in shipping aprlcots during
the past week.: - :.eo
Hear Miss Dickinson render the
cornet solo "Tramp, Tramp" with the
yHtFirste ssriations next Wednesday
eveningsin Social Hall.
For RFSrZThe East room Of the
Arlington BlocR.h For particulars ap
ply to Mrs. E. A. Spragg or to this
Office, ;. &. sfF
Orley stapley returned last Tuesday
from Mississippi, where he has4abored
IN the missionary Geld for che past
two years. he liked his work but is
glad to get home. ~
In Alma the Democrats elected as
delesatesto the County Convention j.
d. Loper and Chas. o. Pugh: High
land e!ected 'Ershk R4rklsY.' - .
The, noted Illustrated song "one
Touch Of Nature" will be given at the
Dickinson SISTERS Concert at the
Social Hall on May 18th. : =
3 Bishop. j. NJ. Horne has been very
sick with typhoid'fsver:: His life was
dispaired OF for some days, but is now
some better, and hopes are entertained
ior'his recovery. = ~. '''.'-''
Rev. s. A. Thompson, superinten-
dent of NJ! E. church missions, has
been in Mesa the past few days in che
interest of dis ohufeh. S.s 80
;" 4 M movement should be inaugurated
at once TO get the Supervisors to offer i.
a reward for the first ertesian well
struck in the valley. - -
Globe has been Incorporated. The
following is the first Boaid Of Oodk-
cilmen: G. .W.'P. Hunt ,sJas. II. Pascoe,
VT: McNeffy, Eugene Middleton;
and Edward Week. MI. Hunt was
elected Mayor. - a u q AZ: y .
Attorneys Joseph H. Campbell and
W. II. stifweil wefs in attendance on
cur Justice Court yesterday working
on the Lehi water row. . ""f*
!. -, {. - .~:;-tt t;Is!
Lehi has had quite good deal Of
trouble during the past week over the
Water question:" A scrap occurred
WyS.r4hesaay Y. sFenins ii which gpps,
fevolvers and other weapons figured
conspicdousfy. Justice Pomeroy is
working hard on the cases now, and it
looks that all Of Lehi viii shortly be
ap on the Mesa TO take hand in the
ease.' If ii continues to get much
worse, it has been suggested that the
sheriff call on the National Guard-if
tkers is anIy-to' quell the distur-
bance = -
l,.t
Abram 8. Humphreys, who was
welt known to mhoosis 81 Che citizens iti: of
this place, is q candidate for associate
Justice of the Supreme Court OF
Hawaii. Mr. Humphreys has re-
sSds1 in the islands for SOME years,
where be has built up a'large practice.
He was well and favorably known in
mis- territory, and was considered as
5he Of the most eminent young men
b the p;r0ssssasiop 81 the law: We
hope 'the' Psesiasnt will lee 6,"to aip-.
tpoint VI the abcve b;t' mentioned office, as
lis many fflgndp, in 'Aiii Arizona = 'wdOld be
pleased I'D 1 see him advar;ced to any
position ia The gift Of the President
Ana' especially this one, for which he
ls SO well qualified. '
The M. E. Sunday school and
,hnrch will continue fo hold scrx ices