Mesa free press., 1901-02-01
MESA FREE PRESS.
FarDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1901.
FOCAL NEWS.


Get your tickets for "A Man of
Mystery At Pomeroy Bros.
Don't forget that Q. $. stapley has
a has RR-'o-date line of hardware.
Miss Para Kimball attended the
Street reception .t Phoenix Tuesday
night.
A. G. Mcqueen spent few days at
his home in Mesa the past week. But
went away Tuesday.
The farmers are rel j,icing over the
recent rain, which has assured the
maturing of grain and alfalfa crops.
"A Hunsaker he's new and np-to-
date clothing and ladies supplies ar
irving daily
The disks and plows are sg,in bu sy
putting in vacant pieces of ground in
grain and alfalfa.
The raise il. the river recently tore
out the Utah hesdgates, and until
nov haven't been able, on account of
the acod of water to put them in.
NJ. l. Gibbons arrived this mornin
from Glendale. to finish Strengthening
up the business aassii of A. P. shewman
deceased.
A. Holstrom will this week finish
the 4th we'll down to the 2l2 foot
level on A. q. McQueens place. This
will finish the well boring in Mesa for
a time. Mr.. Holstrom will take his
boring machinery back to California
it he cannot dispose of it here.
AT the race track Saturday last
the Williams horse backed By Charley
Wing against Oscar Crismons sorrel
was an easy winner. Although both
horses showed good speed. The stakes
were $50. Commodore Passey rode
the Williams ho-se, and Ed. Mont
gomery the Crismon horse.
Those registered at the Alahambra
hotel are: W A. Marion, San Fran
cisco; K. L. Tucaer, Newahitchepa;
o.-D. Whitney. Los Angeles; E. s.
Waddles. Phoenix; George Gardener,
San francisco; D. W. Wright. St.
Louis; Victor B. Bloom, New York;
George Muider, New York; w, H.
Smith, Prescott; B. w. McManuus,
Prercott; Ms. O. M. Hulett, Phoenix.
AcKER's DYSPEPSIA TABLETS are sold
on q positive guarantees. Cures heart.
burn, raising of the 10 I'd. distress after
eating or any form of dyspepsia. One
little tablet gives immediate relief. 25
cts. and SO cts. For sale by J. W.
Baily, Druggist.
Phineas DAILY, father Of Phia Daley
city marsha! Of Mesa, died Tuesday
night Of pneumonia. Mr.. Daley had
only been Frustrated with 'he disease
for five or six daye. bit he is quite
old and feeble and could not resist the
ravagrs of the dreadful disease. The
funeral tool place at the home of his
son, Ornetus Daley, at 2 p. M. yester-
day. Quite largo crowd attended the
funeral and showed respect for this
gray haired pioneer. He had only ar
rived in Mesa last summer. coming
from the Gila valley. He was one of
the old pioneers in the settlement of
Utah and idaho and leaves many
warm hearts to mourn his departure.
Experience is the bes: teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy in any case of
coughs, COLDS Or Group. Should it fail
to give immediate relief money refund
ed. % cts. and 80 cts. For said by j.
". Baily. Druggist.
There will be Grand Opening ball
tonight in the New Amusement Hall.
The Mesa orchestra will furnish the
music. The hall dancing floor is SO
by 80 feet with 20 obstructicns, what
ever. the music; will occupy the stage
and will be one Of the finest floors in
the valley. The ward and committee
deserve credit for constructing such
6ne building, and should receive the
undivided support of the people of
Mesa in the entertainments both dam