Graham Guardian from Safford, Arizona • Page 1

55- sr 8 ft wMJJrAW fc -1 T7 JfnJ Vlr5hl2tfF HtpJip4tl 1 JililJHSMHKSwfcllBBBiiilW8giiBiBBl Xb3S wroi ft VtY EIGHTEENTH YEAR PRIMARY ELECTION Will be a Very Tame Jfair Every County of tKe State The Democrats are the people who will have a contest in the piimary election lq held on Sept 10 The contest id on presidential electors the following names appearing on the i lot Ony time are to be voted for Hampton of Greenlee WGeorge Babbitt of Cochise Wiley KE Jones of Pinal A Tovrea of Cochise LaysanderCassidy of Mar icopa A OConner of Santa Cruz Webb of Graham Carl Hayden is on the democratic primary ticket for Representative in Congress without opposition Neither democrats republicans nor socialists filed petitions fov precinct committeemen taking the ground that the law does not permit of their election except at a general state and county election ilepublican electors are Fred Breen of Flagstaff Walter Talbot of Phoenix Hoval A Smith of bee and Thos Campbell of rr Prescott for Representative in con- press The socialist ticket contains the names of Brooks of Bisbee Simanton of Globe Paul White of Chloride for presidential electors with Charles Smith as Delegate in Congress For Presidential Electors the Progressive Party wilfnomlnate Clark of Prescott John Greeflway of Bisbee Dwight Heard of Phoenix For Kept esent tive in Congress Robert Fisher of Phoenix As the Bull Moose ind no central committee petitions were filed for Lathropv A A Ailred Sanders Root Plumb Gish A Jelley LcRoi Snow A Webster I Solomnn hoc Solomon Firth Aitnrhed to the filed petitions of 4 the Democrats Republicans and jWrojrw4ve the word Ilerijroi ftothe Advisory ueaun lvThe Socialist petitions bear these words Silent as to Advisory Re call THE BIG CELEBRATION Irnrnense Croivd to Attend the Labor Day Celebration liamj is tq give the greatest Labqr Ejay gelehraUgn nest Monday jat baa ever been given in the Southwest vry detful has been carefully Worked opt Thero will be a pontipuous round of pleasure frorp the time the train arrjves until it leave The SatfofU Brass Hand will attend thy Miami celebration in full dregs uniform The excursion train will leave Solomonville at 650 a Safford 702 Thatcher 709 Pima 719 The rate is one fare for the round trip LOING LT SLE Weljters great nuittng business sale clqsed last Saturday and the dpors were closed and will pmgin so until Wednesday Sept 4th when tley will again qp opeped for thP purpose of cgatjngout the twinnee of the tpp flinCP Posinff the force of cJerHs has boon busy reqiarHing the goods Which are being nfforpd in tpe Jng salo at lowor priooa than before HELP HER TO WIN Friends of the candidates in the Owens Guardian Piano Contest should assist them Five pianos are pot gojng lg lie given away wityqutBonfe pjfqrtop hppart qf he gnndjdfif apd tjtejr tfiwfe upt busy sp that your ffivqrit wul win fit st prio littlo offort op part will assist your candidate to win Indian Killed on Track Near Rochelle 111 an Indian went to sleep on a railroad track and was killed by the fast express He paid for his carelessness with his jiic ften it is that way when Repnlp Puffiest cougdqf upl jol9i jont qsk your liro whon prompt use of Dr Kings New Discovery will euro them and bo prevent a dangorous throat or lung trouble It completely cured meTin a shott time of a terrible cough that followed a sevete attack of grip writes Watts Floydada Texas and I regained fifteen pounds in weight that I had lost Quick safe tellable and guaranteed 50c and 100 Ttial bottle free For fylS ijv 89M Qnig 24 5t ttt Miss Blanche liaelfer who has betmvisiting her mother for some Ill Mini if iimuvitLui uuu iy our nuine in cox Thurnday fk COUNTY TAX RATE As Fixed By the Board of Equalization this Last Week The county boaid of qualizatiun completed its labois I ant Fiidnv and adjourned after listening to seoies of people who made objpclion to the 40 per cent raise as pi rfed in thf July meeting Exclusive of all exemptions the tax roll this year wiil foot up approximately 4200000 an increase over last year of about 1225000 The tax rate was fixed at 275 on each 100 valuation as compared with 320 last year The tax is apportioned as follows State tax H0 State road interest- 195 Genet al county fund 705 School fund 90 Road fund 05 Total 275 The rate for the different bonded school districts was fixd as follows No 1 SafFord 10 No 4 Thatcher 37 No 5 Solomonville 05 No 6 Pima 10 No 7 Thomas 00 No 12 Central 12 No 15 Matthews 15 No 20 Lone Star 20 The rato of 275 is the lowest the state when the taxable wealth of each county la considered The tax on the total valuation Including the amount to go to the state amounts to 115500 i THE GREEN HEADGATE The headgate patented and manufactured by Greon i proving to be a grand success recently manufactured ind placed out on 30 days tria1 sevepty four headgatoa Within a few days after being placed on trial fifty sx parties htt accepted the headgate LOCAL NEWS The Safforo1 schools will open on Monday Sept 9 Dr and Mrs Piatt came home from Los Angeles Thursday Pastute for horses clear spring water near Safford Apply toGEO A gUHPlft 28 2t ft Srqith has purchngod pew ufornpbiip a gqpqaer ju trom A- S- Qno 16horsP ppwpr gasQliqo pn gjpp and qrst pjass hay balpr Will trade fpr hay or will sell on easy terms Papkablp note aepppted samp a cash WSAYER BRIRH 3 tf The stork left fln haby hoy at the home of nnd Mrs Qeorgp J5undpl Friday Guardian office had a call from Wilson the Thatcher painter this week and he left us two fine watermelons I was cured of diarrhoea by one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera apd Dianhoea Remedy wrje KLE qebhardt Qriqlp pa reh 13 notDWE PPtter Wc fprd pryg Gq as 24t Mr and Mjs Will Thorpe afld Mr nnd Mrs irnest randall carne fjowp frorn tlip mountain FrMny FQP Sale Qnp nnd ppo haf shares Union CmirI Apply to BOMMJON WlOKGHPHAM Cq 87 81 Mrs Catlett and daughter Miss Catlett returned home Saturday from Los Angeles where they spent the summer One of the most common ailments that hard working peqnle flrp afflicted wjth is larpq back Anly Chmberlaips Onimfent vcc a day apd magsapt ie parts thoropghly ji pach npplicHtjnniipd yM will gpt quick rpliof for sale by Hafford Drug Co 24 5t Mr and Mis Fiank Mitchell went to Clifton Thursday to live Mr Mitchell is employed in the Companys Store Foil Sale -2 Schuttler wagon in good condition one hack harness one top buggy hamess andor Tjie cqinmercial tpen my tlpit tho Solomon Hotel in in fine shape and they are receiving first class accommodations there A Ferrins automobile be found in todays inrrnnim Mnmnnv tho wnrin Seviwil days ago Mrs Lse Bioshcars swoie out a compnint charging Rtw Gatdner with statements made regarding her On Saturday morning Sheriff Alger left for Pomona Cal where the minister had been previously arrested and held It appears that Mr Gardner had agreed to retuin without requiesition pqpqrs therefore the sheriff applied for none but when he arrived in Pomonia there was a difieient tale to tell Gardner not only refusjd to teturtt without tequebition papeis but swoie out a writ of habeas corpus and of course was released but it is said immediately rearrested on complaint of the sheriff Sheriff Alger telegraphed the county attorney for the proper papers In order to obtain these it was necessary to apply to the Governor of Arizona then have them honored by the Governor of California The sheriff will remain in Los Angeles until this formality is gone through with i CROPS OF OLD WORLD A cablegram dated August 19 1912 from the International Institute of Agriculture Rome Italy has been tecoived by the United States Department of Agriculture giving the followingjnfoimation The condition of cereal crops in Russia is such as to predict yield 5 above the average PHiminnry figures of this years jroquQtlon of the qropa helaw spec- fled Jn the countries named are as follows In bushels Prusa wheat 90472 ye 346 441 Uroy 81125 oats 887444 Hu gana wheat 63750 rye 12 4Q0 bnrey 18379 Canada wheat 187927 bailey 82 520 ats 340022 fypt wheat 28948 barey 10 845 Belgium tye 22518 Denmaik ryeJQ38JaijQy251 655 oats 52468 Hungary oats 87519 MISS PLATT WINS Miss hula Piatt proved to be the hardest Wot ker in the prpftt piano pontest doling the pnt two weeks qs thu was tjjo winner of tho boauti tul set of silver spoons Mis3 Platis vote shows that she is in eamest in her wotk and means to win the piano if possible BOOSTING FOR GLOBE Walter Rcottand Alexander were In Sdlofd yesterday boosting the Globe Labor Day celebration They say the Globe celebration will be the grandest that has evtr happened and that all the valley people are cordially invited to attend CAR SHQRTAQE IN 3QUTH 4 dsptch dated Aqstin Teas Aligns 21st Sfyys tht fi warning was issued py te Stte Rajiroad Qommissifln sjgppd hy Chairman Allison Mfly fiQld today to farmers and slupRors declaring that the entire faoes the fpoat serjous Qar shortage jn its ipsturv fqrTorgery Mnrshall Lazenly stepped from the stage in Solomonville last week and was immediately arrested and taken back to Clifton where he waived examination and was bound over to await the action of he grand juy Bp elfflrgm forgot trayep qh 3TO USN Qpe sinajl brndlo pqw branded pn loft i iM horns sawed oil and halter on her head Finder plcabc notify II Rooeks Safford Arizona 28 2t FINE PASTURE On the Adam Welker place Solo monville road 260 per month See By Smith Saflford 2 For Sale Household furniture cqnsjgtjna of the following titovea extension i tablos centor table book caso rock- Ing chairs dining chairs dressers chiffoniers beds sanitary couch ad will lamps cooking utensils refrigeiator Guardian cupboat ds combination kitchen Anyone contemplating the purchase cabinet Also fruit jars harness of a machine will make money by plow grindstone etc Inquire of consulting with Mr Ffcrrin befoie Mrs Belt purchasing I ujnnhl hn miirli lnttnr off and the u1 compiuiuiy ueinousn percentage of suffering greatly decreased writes Lindsay Scott of Tcmnle Ind For sale by Safford Dnur Co 24 Gt Tuesday PTyWlllWIU tJBWMBjqBW mwtt ww rww yrJM jAii ftf jj mkiiw twgMtWBV iKrfitr5rP ttxZ33S TOiJHKiHi Tn rliannuc Inrr A jmmm tm Ret California prices by adopting Call forma methods of marketing John Cluff of Iimn says from his experience and observations almonds do as well here as they do anywhcie in fact the best and softest shelled almonds I ever saw were raided hero in the Gila valley- Ue also stated that peanUU guv abundantly wherever tnov lwva tried tfiont in Uiifl locality it i iio 4t 4- Wete all medicines as men tfiK MAW mm Ho tuld the convention that It is his in- Cniamberlainsoltc Cholera nl WW UBt aunoay cot and fiiarrhoea world npWW wned by lJresl tention to plant walnuts extensively next year EVENING SESSION incr one of the wheels I The Thatcher choir san Hark i rzJ TTT SSi iN 1A gftrotx imt SAFFORP G3RAHAM COUNTY ARIZONA AUGUST 30 19 13 DID NOT RETURN Rev Gardner Released on Writ of Habeas Corpus tlu AWU HORTICUTURAL MEETING The Agricultural and Horticultural Commission composed pf President Kimball of Thatcher chairman Pi of Forbes of Tucson secretary and trensurer and Mr Eowjn a successful orange grow er of Mesa the thiid member met with the farmers and or chardists of Graham county in the chapel of the Gila Academy in Thatch er August 21 1912 MORNING SESSION After enjoying a piano duet by Prof Jones and his pupil Miss Josie Williams and tho rendering of The New Arizona by Mrs Blazzard the convention plunged into its work Chairman Kimball outlined the scope of the the convention and called attention to the excellent display of the products of orchard and field Ha expressed his deep personal gratification in the increased excellence of the fruit und atti United the impiovcmcnt largely to the eiTorls of the horticultural commission He alsp announced the time for the next Natipnal Irrigation Congress and other important conventions of interest to agricultural communities and urged the importance of having this section of country well represented in these gatherings Hon Pace described the methods of marketing local hay in Southern markets He seated that much of our hay while equal to any fdf feeding value owing to its color can not be classified as pea green the highest giade By quicker methods that prevent sun bleaching much more of our hay can be made to grade pea green Pea green alfalfa brings about two dollars per ton more on the market A very instructive general discussion followed in which tt was stated that five pounds of salt per ton would make partly damagdd hay very palatable for stock Prof John Nash of the Gila Academy lehearsed the historical development of irrigation and irrigational systems in this region His wide experience as a surveyor of irrigation projects in this vicinity has enabled him to know much concerning the future of which he is very optimistic He recommended smaller streams and more frequent turns for wardens The general discussion bi ought out the fact LIVELY AT MORENCI Two Officers Tangled Up Over a Woman in Big Mining Camp According to the Copper Eta things have been lively lately in Morcnci It was a fight between the constable and justice of the peace of Morenci over the hitters wife The Era says In the justice court of Clifton on Friday Williams justice of the peace at Morenci was placed under a peace bond to keep the peace especially as to the peison of Cash At the same time Cash constable of Morenci district was bound over to await the action of the grand jury on the chaige of as sault with intent to commit tnuider on the person of Williams Another charge against Justice Williams was filed with Judge Leonard alleging wife beating and swot to by Cash This charge has been set for hearing onTuesJay morning next at eleven oclock At the examination on a charge for assault with intent to commit knuidT Cash waived a pre liminary heating and was admitted to bond in the sum of 1000 and the peace bond of Williams was fixed at a like amount On Fi iday mot ning in the Longfellow store at Morenci Cash met Williams There was bitter feeling between the two men as a result of events which had transpired several dajs previous According to the testimony of Cash cprrobated by Robeson Williams had threatened to kill Cash be fote sun down This threat is denied byWilliams and the evidence of his wife who ws present at the time was that she did not hear that the Roosevelt reclamation project uses an average of 84 acre feet of any thteat to kill water per acre Commissioner Bowen said that a peimanent diversion dam is moic valuable than a reservoir if you can not have them both He gave it as his opinion that a permanent diversion dam at the head of this valley would increase our water supply at least 30 per cent AFTERNOON SESSION The musical numbers weie Ari Hot woids passed between the two men when they met in the store on Ft iday morning Cas admits So if you have any ailments from which you have been unable to secure relief I would be pleased to have you consult me Consultation and examination free Roderick Williams Chiropractor Safford Ariz Will Ellsworth and family are home from Camp Inception where they have spent the summor have been made by the new law The chief changes are that the commission now has authority to protect agricultural as well as horticultural interests and the state has wisely made a more Texas or that It can be made td produce two bales per acre with about one third the amount of water that niinita requires Tim specimen nlans Rhowj at tha cop yentipn were certainly a credit to the UHlU ana iieii iUlll we 11 I iaI 1 I tiVu it tmerai appro priauon man lormeriy Bi wTi i i Dr AW Morril the stnto onto tho Gila vUoy to plant an 1 raise this molog8t gave 8omo of the results of heat here we can i the efforts of controlling the codling Mpt8 per 100 pounds mow Jan we th and wooll hjs also old Sonorn wheat We Wdl pay for the measires for the uxpeat to bring in a car of this Early bu An uraenical po5son Bar seed wheat William Ellsworth and some other prominent farmers are JgStivl InZ StL bait fi SiiuH successfully raising the hard wheat frIli Th here this season ii5 Aii Buii i 11 1 SUII Ul lliu 1I1IU Nim ta oiiuuiu fin inn nir liitrii rii wvr allow poultry or other Lebanon declared that the cotton that enemies iurai enemies 10 eath ia nnw rHispH th a ennntv larvae ot the equal of anything thfit ho ever saw wina violin solo bv Prof ltontl in otsewnere ue oetieves nZ i wU Prnf UtVUUIIIU Kf lllp VHIV1 tvt II Forhes director of the expcimenv station arid secretary of the astricul tural and horticultural comnimslon I lectured on the Highways and By- grower and to the sod and climate UmtlJJfjo iwtets and sometimes weeds produced them There ar no cotton fSsueiVeS become noxious Get rid boll IweeviB in Arizona 1 0f the little spreading devil weed and Mr Whitmor of Central in his mj ciiBsipn of marketing said Wo can Unrnfnnt ami mincture tlm heavy tread bicycle tires He said that at the experiment station they had fenced soinu dUchpa nd pastured the Johnson grass off with sleep He recr ommended thus The loir satig the Irrigation Hyinn and Ct Layton of Thatch er Closed the convention by prayer The fruit and other farm products displayed at the convention were superior to anything we have been able to show for tho last four years The future of agriculture and horticulture is a briirht one and those who ate with the officials of the commission Oqnsir Wolwhr fontrnl Qhin Wmt Mean Those Holy Voices Later for tho betteiinent of fese interests Oscai Webster ot Central ship- thev rendered Itulin will i cap the satisfaction and the dollars petl in a carload of bilhe goats viom inspector fr that will naturally accrue to them as tiict No 1 explained the changes Hint the icHiilt of their olToitR 1 anru Blazzard 2 Aims in religion clwa lesson Selecting the aim Developingit Reinforcing it Applying it By Mrs Wilson 200 Department work Subjects 1st How to conduct a religion class Preparation of teachers Orderly presentation Distribution of work By Jones 2d Class review Purpose of Art of questioning Result of tormer teach ing By spotico neywooa Evening session 1st Attitude of stake and ward authorities toward the religion class By Andrew Kimball 2d Effect of religion classes in the stake Prof John Nash 3d Remarks by visitors SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY at the Methodist Church Sunday morning at 10 oclock Everybody connectedvwith tho Sunday School is urge tobt present and all friends invited Mothers bring the babies of the cradle roll and all members of tho home department come if you can Let us have a good rally as people are returning from abroad IS COMPLETED Word comes from Indfan Agent Lawshe that the Black River bridge is at last completed and teams are crossing regularly It is said to be the finest bridge in the State TEACHERS EXAMINATION The quartet ly teachers examination will be held in the public school house nt Solomonville Tuesday and Wednesdny September 3rd and 4th Mr GunsajlW a farmer living near Fleming Pa says he has used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in Ida family for fourteen yearsu and that he has found to bo an excellent rpmedy ad takes pleasure in rec nuenHng it For sale by Safford PruR Co 24 mjfZuSS NUMBER 28 THE CANDIDATES GILA VALLEY NEWS Their Standing at the End of the Seventh Week of the Great Contest Following is the standing of the candidates in the great Owens Guardian Piano Contest at the end of the sixth week Eunice Shaffer 2065464 Edna Allen 1685795 Lulu Piatt 1325466 Dora Talley 1306100 Zola Webster 1161115 Jennie Freestone 917510 Edna Smith 840540 Violet Williams- 823970 Sarah Marvin 792 525 Eda Alger 736850 Anna Nuttal 631275 Laura Follett 614650 Edith Echols 491170 Mary Hubbard 341200 Versa Evans 325850 Margaret Castro 263200 Gladys Packer 204000 Carrie Carnes 197350 Laura Fonda 165450 Eda Carter Stella Holguin Alcia Nelson Izabel Monguia Viola Cnffman Mrs A Welker Eliza Aguene Helen Finch Ethel Ptice Blanche Angle Delia Bingham Tillie Clifford Effie Clufi Edith Coombs Mrs Will Lee Edna Merrill Elva Morris May Sowell 164750 94000 88 000 53450 25000 12000 11000 6000 5850 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 SAINT JOSEPH STAKE NEWS Stake Priesthood Meeting Saturday August 31st Stake priesthood meeting will be held that he slapped Williams in the nice as usual on baturday August alst twice and asseits that Williams was Quarterly conference of the Saint stake be held Thatcher Joseph in i nut -will aimed Cash further that states 0n September 14th and 15th Visitors Williams tried to draw hts gun after from Utah are expected to be present he had been struck twice in the face A representation from all wards and QdUuLhiuPiW tb A class convention will zona of voiepscrom religion be 7rr i i panied by Profs Bond and JoneB and tfun and shoved the raoale of it held Setember 29th Supt Horace Mrs Welch and Annie Blossoms a ntn Will atns Stomach Williams Cummins and Wm A Morton of soprano polo by Mrs Fred Jacobson iiiiilfd he muzzle of Caths gun the Board will attend the con- na with both hards and a tussel endued vention ine iottowing program win Stephens described the making be given of his home about two miles boulhoftor Pf session the six shooter o0oam Meeting with stake board Ft Thomas He is located on a rich Cash finally uienched it free and Subjects to be considered ntequita flat beyond the highest canal Ut ed it as a ul striking Williams 1st The stake board a Number from tho Rio Gila By a system of rtpealld 0VeI tc head until he of members Division of wing3 and ditches he convoys the Hood 1 bihty Duty of supermtendency wateis to small reservoir3 on his place ws hilpl ss hight tcalp wountib buty 0f aids Duty of stake tie supplements this source ot miga i weie mp cwu in auuiuoii 10 secretary by John liilby tion with a gasoline driven centrifugal pump This is very satisfactory afi tho splendid specimens of his melons at the convention bore witness Mr Stephens believes there are many opportunities for new homes above the line of river irrjgation Byron Smith of A Smith Sons Nursery at Satrord said that the cultivation of the soil is the most important pioblem the agriculturists has to meet He believes in much plowing He says there should be a blanket of fine dust over the soil if you want he best results The splendid condition of the nursery testihe the PNceHence of Mr Siniths methods of soil manage fnent Mr SniUh snyp The man vho fnil3 to raise fruits berries vegetables and flowers is rnipalng the cream ofpe1 Tfie lovely rosos which Mr Smith presented to the convention were a sufficient excuse for his great enthusiasm in his work Mr Smith roc ommended the Black Morocco and the Black Comichon aa two guod Europoun varieties of grapes that do well in this climate These are the ones that took the prize at the Graham County Fair last year Uinter business manager 01 the Gila Valley Muling Co presented the convention with a sample of Early Barwheat He said Thiswheathas been and is successfully grown in the Salt River valley from whence this sample Themilleisof the Salt Riy6 valley are able to nialso uhWr Yfluch is1 universal ptessed sku I fracture btake board meetings a When held Work of principal department Work of other departments You are no stronger than your 1000 am General Assembly Wln tlif nprvpa lpnrHncr tn ing Invocation Address of Welcome nrl Mnniaf 1 olnlrn nllnAt nf AnlnMr a the heart are pinched or compressed Remaiks by visitors the heart will not teceive its proper 1030a DepartmentWk Sub amount of innervation which will jects cause improper functioning of the 1 1- Music in religion classes Why books and musical i i accompaniments heat or in other words heart should not be usedi Seiection of suit ease The same applies to all other able hymns Memorizing of hymns in ortransof thobodv Chironiac flees class Teaching children to sine Re- tK nrupo onrl fmmliP tWp firrnln lation of song to lesson By Mrs tion and restotes noimal function Items of Interest Gathered by the Guardians Cor Mrs Fay Wasem left for Los Angreles Tuesday join her husband i toj respondents A Joe Robinson Is homo from Loa Angeles where he undent ent an operation Mr tnd Mrs Willard Pace moved Into their new home last week Georjre Williams returned to St Johns last weekr Miss Edna Merriam of Layton Is vlsltine in Thatcher this week Mrs Nettlo Davis of Globe is at her mothers for a few days- Mrs Nettle Thillips and family arc homo from the mountains Mrs Layton has returned from California and is much improved in health Mrs William A Moody and family came home from Camp InceptionJTuesday The residence of Joe McDonald is much im proved by the addition of a new screen porch Mr Heineau Is auain in Thatcher attending to business affairs Matt Farley Mrs Loela Cole and Mr and Mrs Luther rarley have gone on a trip to the Duncan country Ab Stephens has taken charge of the Thatcher Drug Store and Stan Crandall has accepted a position with the Safford Drug Company Mrs Mae Welch left Tuesday morning for California where she will make her future home Mrs Blazzard entertained a few ladfis Wednesday in behalf of a couple of quilts that ere eager to be quiltcJ Wesley Farley the son of Mr and Mrs CEtarIeywai kicked in the back Tuesday by ahorse that was lied in front of the nig oix No bones were broken MrS PhuiiAV line nHn tftl 1-1- attend the sick child of Mrs John Allen NO CRIME COMMITTED So Ruled Judge McAlister in the Crosby Case Thf trial rt Pnnnlu A is wv wMj muuicjr ueurge ti Crosby Jr terminated suddenly last iturday when iKra iy superior juage McAlister on a rt of habeas corpus The case lasted from Thursday until Saturday night Judge McAlister released EWClayton fined for contempt by Judge Fonda on Thursday for refus ng to show the banks books containing Mr Crosbys account On Friday Judge McCol lum paced other witnesses on the stand to provfc that the money alleged to hnve been embezz ed had been paid to Mr Crosby Then the same demand was made upon Mr Claj ton with the same jr a uucui iiuuixi ior contempt In the afternoon Judge McCollum moved that Mr wii a line uv remmeu ana otner witnesses vi ere examined Scleral witnesses were caled by the defense the conclusion of which the defendant was he In fi 0C0 bond Mr Crosby refused to furnish bond and was remanded to the custody of the shenfL All fAHmnnw a flrni 1 nl when this was reviewed Jiy Judge McAlister and after listening to argumenU from both sides Mr Crosby was discharged CARING FOR REFUGEES a An Army Officer Stationed at Thatcher for That Purpose Second Lieutenant Cheney of the 4th caalry is stationed at Thatcher for the purpose of lookng after the Mexico refugees Ho Iirb furnished all who need them with army tentii and last week he was authorized to uso 1000 of the 20000 secured by our representatives in congress and purchase rations for those needing them All told Lieutenant Cheney has had here 402 refugee 4S of whom he has furnished wth transportation to other places Of those remaining 30 of them are not in need of government assistance the balance are being furnished with rations The reft gees are located as follows Thatcher 170 Pima 72 Safford 22 Lebanon 20 Central 33 Eden 7 Mrs Cheney joined her husband at Thatcher yesterday EARNING HIS SALARY On Monday It Springrr war convicted of disturbing the peace and fined S7G0 by Judge Fonda Holly Bingham was fined 750 for the same offense William Iiingham was fined 750 for disturbing the peace On Wednesday AshBod was fined SO on a like charge Lon Gilpin was fined Si SO for disturbing the peace but the fine was remitted Nine boys were arrested for being in swimming in the canal inside of tho city limits They wero fined 00 each warned not to repeat the offense and the fines remitted The arrests were all made by Marshal Sam Paxton Justice Fonda sas he is earning his salary of 120 per day with aengcance MARRIED Wednesday morning August 2Sth Mios Mary Walker of this city und Mr Robert Shipman of Ontario California were joined together in the holy bonds of matrimony by Judge A McAlis ter at Solomonville The bide and groom expect to leave the latter part of this week for California where they will make their future homer They wilt bo accompanied by Mrs Shipmans parents Mr and Mrs Walker Notice At a meeting of the Town Council of Safford August 14 1912 a levy of eight mills on each dollar of assessed valuation of property was made four mills for street improvements and repaiis nnd four mills for general expenses Same is now due nnd payable at the ollicc of city clerk and collector or at either the Bank of Safford or the Gila Valley Bank Trust Co Penalty will be attached for all taxes not paid by the third Monday in December 1912 when same will become delinquent 0 Link Town Clerk artd Collector For Sale All of my household furniture for sale Kttcken dining room parlor and bed room furniture Inquire of Mrs Robinson Safford 28 lt A vast amount of ill health is due to impaired digestion When the stomach fails to perform its functions properly the whole system becomes deranged A few doses of Chamberlains Tablets is all you need They will strengthen your digestion invigorate your liver and regulate your bowels entirely doing away with that miserable feeling jdue to faulty digestion Try it Many others have been permanently curedwhy not you For snle by SalTord Dture Co 21 5 Wsmm CbSBSSSr iii i pfjim Vij sl Wgjjl JtJ 1 WE 8 JfStS i.