Arizona republican., 1905-09-28
MESA
DEATH OF SUSIE oRARE

Mrs. J. F. Drane this morHiss Fea ceived a telegram from the aaa-aars asa- nouncing the death of his sizt~s. Gtss Susie Drane. which occurred za q,sr-3r sior Springs Mo. last evening
 MT. and Mrs. J. r. Draue I<s8- 15 vse Monday evening in response 1a 70 tstr- gram announcing the critical r.=sdaEsu- of their daughter. but did Hss rE-=sa Missouri tn time to see her zliE=.
 Miss D-ane went -u EHr<essas Springs some months since. fas aE=zEa ment, and recently Dr. urlue z=s szst- ed to her bedside. but iJ was Hot ss- lieved her aiiment would prove fzszL
 Miss Dra2c was well knogs hrs- and possessed many friends zAs s5s mourn her untimely death shz uas very popular and lovable young E4cF- the only daughter. We understand -s her parents. Mir. and Mrs prlu= hsvs tne sympathy of the community 5s their bereavement
 GOOD ROADS. There was a IousinE turnout ga Etz good roads meeting held at rh= s~aa hall last night. showing that Ae=a Ea-a= pie are anxious to provide evrrF f2rssr ity for the rapid and economical e-,sp1s ling of the freight sent daily fE-cl Roosevelt and intermediate pointa
 The meeting was called Co oFazF e. Hon. Charles Peterson. p-asiGezL Eaa stated that the object cf the zss-ss1tr- lage was to discuss ways and rUeera for repairing and keeping iu r-Fzlr rLe : road between Mesa and GolLflc.d- Cri-E Engineer Louis C. Hill was expected Goo be present from Roosevelt but had failed to arrive.
 It was decided that before going fu-- ther with the meeting. a consultation should be had with Mir H.u. Dr. Chandler and J. G. Peterson were zr- | pointed to call MT. Hlu by phone and ] report. They soon re-uE--G- say-rE that the man wanted WIS ar Fish Creek; that he said that if the board nf upe.visors would grade the road urr- perly to the east county line Es Wl-ll
 see that 1t was Sraveled- { Charles Peterson. Dr- Chaullar and , J. L. Waring were appointed as a clru- mittee to meet wi5h the board or su- ! pervisors. with power to select Ell.- tional committee men from th- uorrl side.
 4 committee. consisting oT P.os -T.r- 1 per. J. c. Spsugler. F. TT. Pome-oy. A. 1 c. Peterson and J. IF. Kelly was app pointed to confer with the town couu- ] cil to see if ,he latter would grade rnr
 city streets-Maiu. Center and Mac
 donald. provided the government con- , tractors would gravel the same
 
 the call Of the president
 THE CHILD OF THE CAMP The Home Dramatic company UIl ' open the season with the beautitul relI- istic drama. Meg. The Child aF tEe Camp" Friday night Sept 1s. ga th- Mesa opera house This is one Hf Gfs prettiest and most iuteresticg trFzElsE that has ever been seen on the Eszz stage. The company preseutiug a E5E been selected from the best Jli1f gee company affords. and the public can Ez
 assured of a pleasant evening u5- spent that night The Home p-aaEzrlz company will be under the business management of NIT. ID. D- Jones EEE Il coming season who will see tc ls Ehss the people of Mesa will not b. a'EaRa
 pointed in the character of euteft= =l1=
 ments and plays that he will Eive gzis , year. Everybody should turn ouf se1l give the company a rousing recsFstsall
 at this the opening of the season SHORT ITEMS. Walter Evans has returned fsoe8 e15 vacation in the Sio-ra Auchas- F. II. Johnson starts today fes Ezrl Lake City. He goes from there tu t'ai- ifornia where he will labor fov thr --V. few years as a missionary for th- A'r- mon church.
 J. HOldren and son yeste- day h1urn
 from A l.. SumpJon a fine stlE- c'1Ct capable Of seating fourteen It win hs put on the Mesa Roosevelt staEe rnld in connection with the automobile Dr. F. w. Wilbur has been very s-ra for a few days past but Is slowly in- l proving.
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