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Graham Guardian from Safford, Arizona • Page 2

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Graham Guardiani
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Safford, Arizona
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J. i. w. published tyery BY THE CHJABDIAH PUBLISHING (Incorporated) loan J. Bibdno, Editor TBIlMSl Sl.BO One 7 ln adanca.

IB 81x Moath IflliMi all Communications The Guardian Pub. SAITOKW, AlilZ. FBIDAY, NOVEMBEE 22 1901. RATES OF UM1AI. AUVK11TISINQ.

Ta followtnic scale of rnces has been ad orted by the GtunDUK on legal advertises: i.ln notlrm. rer Inch (10 lexuoaif $500 .41.1.. (6lDBCltlOI15) IMC.V" 3 00 per men r. and similar notices from the l'tobate Court, per notice .7 50 Liaariouia.it 15 00 Notice of Forfeiture 15 00 Contest Notice AH other legal advertising per Inch, 100 each lniertlon A Nkw Youk man was slain re while kissinc his wife Fsito plays queer pranks; if ho had been kibflini: somo other fellow's wife, ho would probably bo living yet. EMPLOYMENT OF INDIANS.

We publish, in another column, an article from tho Globo Belt, giv iiK an account of tho employment of Indians by a Gila county Min ing company to build about four miles of road, also tho action taken at a mass meeting held by tho oitirPiis of that town. Tho Belt inclines to the bolicf that it is proper to employ theso Indians io do this work, while tho Times denounces it as an outrage and a usurpation of tho rights and of tho white laborer. Whilo thoro is probably no law against employing Indians to do labor off tho reservation, yet there is a moral obligation that should absolutely forbid it. If managers of mining companies so far forget themselves as to forgot American labor and employ Indians, not taxed, it is to bo hoped tho govern ment will seo tho force of tho pro test sent in from Globo and recall tho Indians to the reservation. It is said tho policy of the gov ernment is "to make tho Indian self- supporting as far as possible.

This is all well enough, but lot them do so on tho reservation. They havo hundred of sauaro of tho finest timber, mineral and agricul tural lands in tho Territory which are as yot practically untouched If the government's jnolicy is to havo tho Indian becomo taining, teach thorn to use and de velop the land that has been sot asido for them. Thoro arc enough on tho reservation to keep every Indian at work for all timo to come, tand if properly doveloncd. to make every ono of them self-sustaining. Tho American people pay taxes for tho support of tho Indian.

Tho Indian is not taoxd. Ho may cumulato all ot tho wealth oi a Rothschild anil yet not ono cent of taxes can bo imposed on him. So long as there arc reservations sot asido for him and tho government supports him it should not bo tho policy of tho govornmont to allow him to como into competion with the American laboring man, who supports the government. Teach the Indian to becomo sell sustaining but do it on tho reservation, whoro tho opportunities are abundant and no ono to with him. ARIZONA STATEHOOD.

Tho Indianapolis Sentinel, the ablest and most influontinal Demo cratic paper of tho central west, says: Lost Money Money put into good goods is nover lost. In poor Hash Irreparably gone. Wo havo somo excollont bargains for you in Ladies' Misses' and Childrcns underwear, quality guaranteed. A full assortment of Ladies' fancy underskirts, Dr.ess skirts, Silk waists, Round knit shawls and Ico wojil Fascinators', Ladies' Plush and Cloth Capes. Children's Coats and Infants' Long Cloaks and hand made Crochet Silk Caps We invito tho public to call and examine our Goods and and soo if they aro not as represented.

Standard and Bottom Price aro our aim. Tf J. Main Arizona is proparing to knock very vigorously at Undo Sam's door whon Congress assomblcs and demand admission to tho household of States. Tho entiro, Territory is worked up as novor befoi'o on tho subject and a thorough- or ganization has been oft'octcd for the purposo of piosccutuig an aggressive campaign for statehood. Tho loaders of both political par-tics aio active in tho movement.

At a gi eat meeting held at Phoenix a few days ago, which was attended personally by nearly ovory prominent man in tho Territory, a strong committco was created, headed by Col. C. Green, tho Cananea copper king and the strongest forco in tho Territory, which will camp out in Washington this winter with tho congressmen. This committco will put up such a fight as was novor made in behalf of any Territory socking admission. Arizona has long been populous enough to cntitlo her to statehood.

She has today a much larger pop- ulatiOn than cither of a number of States. Sho would have been admitted years ago but for tho fact of her presistcnt Democratic majority, Tho last national Republican platform declared for tho admission of Arizona, Now Mexico and Oklahoma, but considerable opposition to tho latter is manifested by tho Republican press. The Los Angoles Times, a Republican newspapor having a largo circulation in Arizona, unblushingly notifies tho people of that Territory that as soon as they can a reliablo Republican majority Arizona will bo admitted. Wo quote its own language: "Just as soon as tho Territory of Arizona is proparcd to show proof that a majority of tho citizens aro politically in sympathy with tho controlling powor at "Washington, which ropresonts a majority of tho American people, will its request for admission into tho family of States be likely to bo granted by the American Congress, and not sooner. In other words, Aiizonamust either show a Republican majority or olso wait until thoro is a Democratic majority in Congress.

"Wo should strongly adviso tho formor alternative, as life is short and tho Territory is growing rapidly." Tho Times, in tho samo article, acknowledges that Arizona is in every way fitted for statehood. Tho Philadelphia Ttlegraph and a number of other Republican papers tako tho samo position as tho Times Thoy declare frankly that until Arizona can como into tho Union as a roliablo Republican Stato sho can't como in at all. But tho pcoplo of Arizona aro thoioughbrcds and are not going to bo bulldozed into sacrificing their Democracy. Congress must admit Arizona as sho is or not at all. "Wo boliovo that tho people of that Territory will mako such a showing in "Washington this winter that Congress will not daro to rofuso Arizona tho place sho has long been entitled to at Undo Sam's table.

Fine Land For Sale. "Wo havo just secured a largo tract of land to sell at prices and torms tho most liberal over offered in tho Gila valloy. Wator. rights with tho land. Titlo porfect.

Land lies on tho south sido of tho Gila rivor opposite tho Indian Hot Springs. Land to be sold in tracts to suit purchaser. No monoy down tho first year. Inquire for further particulars of Buss Birdno, Safford, or Louis Voelckel, Thomas. Dr.

Belt has changed his dental oflico from tho Jones hotel to Rev. Downs' houso thrco doors west of Bank. 2t Is Seldom Found, B. WELKER. Ss Co Layton 'WWV1X Jgi" THE- We are more than pleased at the large crowd that attended our opening last Saturday.

We expected a good attendance, but nothing like the rush we had. We beg to apologize to the hundreds of people that called and could not be waited upon. We did the best we could and we promise to give you better attention if you will call again. OUR GREAT INTRODUCTORY SALE. Will Last Ten We have added to the made in last weeks paper.

Days Longer. Ten Extra Special Bargains To hold good until the end of the Sale. Be sure and inspect them. We guarentee that you will be pleased with the goods and prices. Piece Goods Specials.

SO Pieces good quality Outing Flannel, light and dark colors 100 Pieces Standard Prints, fast colors, splendid quality and patterns, per yard 40 Pieces double width Brocaded Worsted Dress Goods, beautiful patterns, an extraordinary value, at per yard Hosiery lOQ Dozen Children's Fast Black seamless Ribbed Hose, no such value has ever been given, all sizes, per pair SO Dozen Ladies' full finished Fast Black Hose, a regular stocking, at per pair other extraordinary offerings 03 .03 .10 Specials. .07 ,12 Specials. suits, full Fleece per suit .25 Suits, full Fleece at 25 Fleece Lined at 20 Fleece Lined .40 all sizes, at Special. Worsted and Figured suit ZiTu nnof Meet Our Underwear SO Dozen Childrens union Lined, well made, all sizes, 50 Dozen Ladies' Union Lined, well made, all sizes .40 Dozen Wen's, good quality, Shirt and Drawers, all sizes, 60 Dozen, Men's Heavy underwear, Shirt and Drawers, Clothing 75 Men's Suits, in Black Satinet, all sizes, at per Competition Ca Pri On These Extra Special Pal' LEADER Safford, Offerings. And See Them, THE I IN PRICES ADER IN GOODS Arizona.

SUNNY SAFFORD. Whera Thrift Prevails and Nature Spreads Meraelf Unele Jim ltoblnaon Presents tha Timet Angel 'With a Wagon Load ot Chrysanthemums, BIuo skies, emerald fields and purling waters. Tho snow flecked summit of Mount Graham on the one hand, and tho brown baro sentinels of the desert on tho other and tho Oasis of the upper Gila below. This was tho view that met the dolightod gazo of the Times Angel and tho Times editor as thoy stepped off at Safford last Friday morning. The spectral shadow of the prize homely woman who bluffed tho locomotive still clung to tho depot wall, but a clustor of happy sunny faces on the platform completely eclipsed it.

The two angels met at the Guardian oflico and smacked in approvod stylo whilo tho refulgcnco of so much feminine beauty suddenly assembled at one point was so great it guildcd the dobo walls and made tho old job press look like it was gold plated. Now if thoro is anything wo lovo better than grass widows it is hot biscuits, and ifthero is anyone who can make biscuits that would tempt an angel from Heaven that person is Mrs. J. J. Birdno, tho most accomplished and agrccablo entertainer in all Arizona.

To add to the attractions of that dinner the Misses Birdno, the ono a demuro htto blondo beauty often and tho other a fascinating tcaso of eight contributed their charming presence in abundance Tho Times and Guardian Angels sat opposite each other and the lumination from their smiling physiognomies was so great that the othor guests had to wear smok ed glasses. John McCollum was deputized to do the carving, but jumped the job as soon as ho got his own plate loaded, and tho good things disappeared with a rapidity that would havo caused consterna tion in nearly any other household After dinner the Angels went driv' ing under the chaperonago of Mrs. Birdno while the thirsty editors took in the plaza. Thoy planned to go up to Solomonvulo and turn Bro Kelly around, but tho sun slip- cog on us and we went over to the Jones Hotel. Now if there is anything better on earth than Wiley's accommodations, it is Wiloy himself, whilo Brother Johnson presided with graco and elegance in tho basement.

In tho evening tho party in a two-seated carriage drove to Thatcher through verdant lanes, a retreat for nightingales and lovers. Birdno went down to perform in a theatri cal bout but got scared and drove entirely around the place of meet ing and returned. Saturday we took in Bowio, Bowie is a hot ono. There wo saw real trains go by, when the trains aro not in, the liveliest place in Bowio is tho grave yard. Miss May Huffcr teaches the small kid how to behave in spite of his frcck les in the little brown school house across tho track.

Here wo bade good-bye to Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Pascoc, Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. T. Martin, Bob Sloan and Lee who were on their way to the Masonic Grand Lodge at Pres- cott, also Fred Wcstmeycr return ing to California, and a delegation of noblo old boys going to Pcarco Miners Union, tho party consist ing of Messrs. Houston and Lowis of Globe and McCarty, Schiller and Weeks from Troy.

Miss Rose Pendleton and Mr. Jewell came in from the west and Mrs. Boss, wife of the O. D. hoist engineer, along with tho babies camo in from tho east.

On tho re turn trip we woro overwhelmed with affectionate good-byes at Safford. TJuclc Jim -Robinson appear ing on the scene with a bundle of mnm" nn hiir ni nP Imir supplemented b' another from Mrs. Birdno, all of which were turned over to us for delivery in Globe. Another trophy capturdd on tho trip was a two and a half pound pear swiped one murky night from Chris Madsens orchard near Thatcher. Our profound thanks go out to all those dear friends who endeavored with such splendid success to shower sunshino along our way whilo among them.

May prosperity and long life attend them. Globe Times. A LEACHING PLANT. One to be Erected Near Safford Within Thirty Days. A leaching plant, which will be erected on the river just one mile east of Safford is now on tho way and will arrive "here within the next thirty days.

This plant has been ordered and will bo erected by Prof. John Williams, who is an expert chemist and metallurgist and is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh, and Judgo John Blake. It will be built for the purposo of treating tho ores of the Horse Shoo mine, which shows thousands of tons ofsolicious ore on tho surface which can bo successfully and profitably treated by the leaching process. Custom ores will also be treated It looks liko a war is on between the painters and paper hangers in D. M.

Green says he will sell tho American Wall Paper Go's paper cheaper on tho walls than any dealer can sell it to you on the shelves. This means busi ness. st The SAFFORD, Cigars, Tobacco Mrs. E. A.

eVS The Gila Valley Furnitura Co. SafTorcl, Arizona. Gets all their Furniture, Carpets, Wall paper, ture frames, Moulding etc. by the Car Loads, Call And Get Our Prices. Cars Arriving Daily fi Made to Order, WM.

KIRTLAND, Safford, Ariz. The material for theso Vehicles is shipped to Safford and they arc built and finished here. Call and Examine Samples now on Hand, which Havo just been Completed. e5gagecsgjtsirem'gcgMKEeg5e 1 THE GIUJ VnLlET I SOLOMOWVlLLE. ARIZONA.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS W. WICKERSHAM, Prcst. I. E. SOLOMON, G.

SMITH, Cashier C. F. SOLOMON, B. B. ADAMS, T.

O'BRYAN, ADOLPH SOLOMOM. D. A. CAPITAL STOCK, PAID ThU Bnk solicits accounts, oflerlnu to depositors liberal treatment and ery facility consistent with sound banking. Wo are prepared to Issue letters of credit available In all parts of the world, bus-and sell foreign exchange, and hare on sale steamship tickets to and from all European and Aslatln ports.

Pedro Michelena Real Estate and Mining Abstracts, Business Promptly attended to SAFFOUD LUMBER CO. Mm and Oregon Pine. California Redwood. Lime, Placter, and Cement. Wo also carry a full stock of Hardwood and Wagon Material, and Builders Hardware.

Call and jeo our stock of Paints and Oils. S. and W. and Hammer Paints. Roofiug and Building Papor.

Geo. W. Shafer, Manager. I Important Wfc -J S0 Hi Wo Trouble to Answer TAKF i. THE 'Gannon Tnis handsomely equipped train leaves El wuere uireci cuune'uuii3 uru maue ior me r.orm ana isai; also direct connections via Shreveport or New Orleans for all points In tho Southeast.

Latest Pattern Pullman Buffet Sleepers 7 Elegant New Chair Cars Seats Free Solid Vestibuled Trains Throughout. For descriptive pamphlet, or other CUETIS, J. V. ELMORE, E. P.

S. W. P. 1 Pate, Texns. El Paso, ARIZONA.

and soft Drinks. Howard. Pic- 1 $26,000.00 UP sScScSccwSwSS oji55w5SS2522ffiK5S32w5SJi HEAL ESTATE AKD MIKING AGENCY Correspondence solicited Gateways I THE itefefc. Qiiestions." FAST Ball 'TRAIN l'aso dally and runs through to St. Lonls without, Information, call on or address.

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