Graham Guardian from Safford, Arizona • Page 1

BGiHHHHBHIIsR iSSRSBaHHEjIfv Hbc LeaT a 7 IW 7 3t 1C: 5.1 10 OS 11 S3 11 a .11 5 i ru li 12 30 3 12 Arrlv j) 03 It VjSvwrv PUBLIMED EVERY FRIDAY Offlcial Directory Graham County AtixxiLY IS T. IJaros. tooAinof BurnTuon TTm Waddll). Chairman. SaiTord.

nntT Hill, Member, Clifton Ira Harper, Member. Ullton. Tom Binlth, Clerk. Kn'omonvlUs. Mairr Jarues V.

lari SolouwiiTllls Smith, SolomonTille. B. Uavub.c. Kolomonvlll'. Sfstwct Uyart, Bo omunvlllc.

iiist N. Btrattod. golomonjUle. A. Moody.

Thatcher 6. G. tlAlLliOAD, Time table No. 2G, taking rffcei 12:01 n. m.

January 20, 11)01, Pacific Standard Time. Leav' a 600 5 23 5 59 6 87 7 05 7 17 7 52 12S US 8 43 8 35 9 16 9 35 Jl JG ArrlV a to 11 tt i2 8 117 1 Ul 5 J93 4 8'2 5 CSO 61 7 8 47 8 45 2 42 7 2)5 34 8 234 l'J 6 17 3 9 4 GLOBE Culler Gllson's tnft I San Carlos Dewey I flAtnnlmO SVIhomas i Mathews lHnia Central Thatcher Knflnrd Solomonvl i lUllNimchl 20 vile tank I Ualley wen. 1 Suin'tPpur BOW1K passengers 1 Arrlv" 8 30 7 60 6 45 6 10 43 5 13 4 58 433 4 2-i 4 10 1 00 3 59 3 43 2 42 Leav' 11 U15 Arrlv va 4.30 3 40 2 00 1 15 12 30 a ru 1180 11 00 9 45 8 55 8 30 7 45 a 00 southbound trains hav All itaek northbound of over all absolute right iralus of" the ame or Inferior class. ttralns will be24 Sfam.1 for each drains lnlnutoj. 11 19 m.ko eloiecoi at Bowie Inland 5SSSSiS' dn and ltar mine.

fcrnployes will UCSHUJ rlous date. Telecraph itatloui geut, t. l-resident. Wh A. U.

Supennteuucui. 45 am ar I 7.05 am It I 0G am It 10 42 am It 1L85 am ar 1'1 stations, no SOUTHERN JPACIFiC GO. TIME SCHEDULE. In Effect Oct. 1899.

MOpmLT. Sanmnci.co....Ar 12jpmari to, Angeles. mr 180 am JS USipm 1 52 am It lv 7.20 pm Tucson 7. Benson 1" 4 57 pm UUox IV SOjum lv AlSpm ,1 r.ra 1 .111, ITlU.i ar 1 yu l2pr.1T ttijSSS S0pmlt IJemlnf iskS' BMinMnto.Tex IT 00 mi urn It 10.43 pm ar 1 33 am ar 4 00 am IT a.n Atntiin 530am It 11:13 pm 25pmar Orleans ia u.ai tuitirfi faster uentrai vimo mh than l'aclnu limo. itowle, Aril.

Oct. 29. 1S99 Vi. PHYSICIANS. C.

L. Wish M. D. eVFFOUD, A'hTSloiau and Surgeon OCcaatiesidecce. AlUZONA.

H. J. Warner, Ph. G. M.

D. Lata 1'liTslclau, St JMnrjr's Iullriuarjr, OalTo" Texas. rriiAicuft.it, TUCSON, T. S. Bunch, Satforp, sldoof thertTer JJKNTISTltT.

Dr. Washington Cool, Dentist. gAFFOKD. Barnes if MnPrtllnm L.1CUAL.. I Law Ofllces AlUZOKA.

ARUONA. A1UONA Offlce Next Door To Tost Office. A11IZOXA Wiley E. Jones, Attorney-at-Law. SAFFORD, ARIZONA rracUces In all Federal and Territorial Courts 1.

i. Egan, Attorney at Law. CLIFTON, ARIZONA. Offlco In the Arliona Copjior Co's Building west 4, r. Attorney nt Law.

gAFF'JRD ARIZONA. tTactifitlnU.S.and Territorial Courts, and beforr the United States Land Offlco. C. E. Moorman, rrartiee bsfore all the courts in the Territory.

SolomonTille Arizona. Joseph II. Lines, Justice of the rence and Conveyancer. All work promptly attended to. Tms Ariioua.

fJainar Cobb. CIVIL KNG1NKKH m.li linelneerj V. Iepu(y Millie a. Hnrvevo ioliftok i j. zw a LOCAL NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Items of Local Interest Gathered by Reporters on their Rounds. DOINGS JTT AND ABOUT TOWN Breezy Little of General lnteret ricked up Hero nnd There. Mr. and Mrs. E.

11. Stafford wcro down from tho mines yesterday. Only a few of those elegant hair switches left at they are goini; at cost. It Mrs. Holt, mother of Dr.

Bolt, loft for her homo in California last Tuesday. Jack of Solomonville, now has charge of one of tho chairs in Akin's barber shop. Geo. II. ttirdno and E.

F. Buss mado a business trip to Ft. Thomas last Tuesday. A now line of Battonburg materials just arrived at Birdno Bros. It Mrs.

Ilochdcrffer, who has been seriously ill for somo timo past, is slowly recovering. George Olnoy wont to IJlack Eock and Poit Grant last week and purchased a lot of fatstoorsfor tho Safibrd meat market. Daniel Jackson and Miss Mollie Jones woro married on tho Bluo last week by Probate Judge Moody, who was in that section visiting tho schools. -Em. Mr.

and Mrs. L. F. Birdno cam down from tho mines yesterday. Mis.

Birdno wont to Pima to her parents a fow days and Line will return to tho mines. Dr. Plait and family will start for Los Angeles to day, whore they will romain for tho noxt three months, 1TI10 doctor expects to tako a courso in tho Los Angeles Medical College, Dr. II. J.

Warner announces that ho will bo in Safibrd at "Wakofiold's Drug store every afternoon from 2 to 0 o'clock. All desiring to consult him may do so between thoso hours. 2 Prank Aloy, formerly editor of tho Globe Times, and one of tho ablest writers of tho territory, spent last Fiiday jn Safibrd. Bro. iVlcy was returning to Globe from a tour of tho territory.

T. G. Wobstor was in town on Thursday last from his beautiful farm, just below Thatcher, Mr. Webster tho present stotms are making tho fanners in. his vicinity feel very gay and frolicsome.

Safford now boosts of an orchestra consisting offlvo instruments: Miss N. Covert, violin; Prof. W. M. Olaydon, trombone; Mr.

Edgar Claydon, cornet; Mr. E. W- Dye, flute; Miss Olivo Walton, piano. Wo aro in receipt of a letter from Z. O.

Prina, dated at Santa Fo, Cuba, Jan, 19th in which ho says ho is about to Blart on a visit to Havana, and that nftov visiting there, ho will return home, exposing to arrive hero in a very fow weeks. Yesterday wag tho end of ono year's faithful service of Mrs. N. P. Bcobe as President of tho Fo male Eelicf Society of Layton.

In tho afternoon tho ladies of tho society went in body to tho residence of Mrs. Beebo and gave her a very ulcasant surprise. As a token of thoir appreciation of her work tho ladies pi escntod her with a nico gold ring, On Monday last Louis JJuUripk, son of ono of tho principal stock owneis in tho Horso Shoo Copper Mining Company and Mr. arrived from the east. They spent a couplo of daj'S at tho mines and then camo to town and purchased horses and outfits t'i mako a trip to the Grand Canyon of tho Colorado J'hcy will liKoiy start to-mono and go by way of Cam) 2V.paehe.

Two Indians got into a difficulty a few days ago at San Carlos and ono Uied to tat tho other. Ho bit offtho nose and av car, was arrested and brought i( Globo for trial boforo JustieoEawlings, but it now appears that thero arc a number of crimes and misdemeanors that Indians cannot bo tried for in tho territorial couits, and mayhom is one of them. Ilo will bo taken be foro tho TJ. S. commissioner for a heaving.

Sicer Bdt. S. T. McClintock and Miss Jennie Bex wero married at the Willcox Hotel pallors Monday in tho pros once of it few invited frionds, Mr. and Mrs.

Luke Comphor tho function as btstman and lady. After a luncheon tho couple wont out to Bonita to Mr. McC lintock's ranch where they will reside in tho futuic. Both contracting paities aro woll and favorably known in these parts and thoir many frionds wish them talLhappiu'e, and, prosperity pos 6fble.irl?ari$ IN A SHAFT. Fell 10 Feet And Then Tfs Able to Ilullil Fire Last Thursday afternoon Frod Hass fell into a shaft of tho Mining company 140 feet deoj) and is still alivo and will no doubt got woll.

Mr. Hass tolls a vory improbable story and ono that circumstances do not bear out, ono of thrilling adventuro and miraculous escape Ho says that he went to a shanty near tho shaft and as ho openod tho door was attacked by throo men, who struck him over tho head with an iron bar, which rendered him insonsiblo and whon ho recovorcd consciousness found himself at tho bottom of tho shaft Ho- claims to havo tho Wills boys, as one of Iji ants, but tins was provonf; bio by the f.tct that Mr. illS'tfiiB at Eden, about 15 miles away, and had been thoro a week with his wife, at the timo Hass fell into tho shaft. It scorns that Hass and his partner, Jako Filliman, in company with a prospector had started with provisions to a mino owned by Hass and Filliman above Black Eock, but before rcaohing Hass got bohind and tho other two continued on to the camp, where they remained all night but Hass did not show up. Next morning Filliman started in search of him, and nearSpenazuma ho met Short Miller, Eugene Matthews and Drew Wilson, who had found tho horso and saddle bolong ing to HabS.

Tho four started to look for him and presently saw snioko coming from a shaft. They raised the door at the top and called, when Hass answered Ono of tho boys wont down put a rope around the body of Hass to kcop him from falling and ho climed up tho ladder. After hearing his story tho party examined the ground but found no signs of a struggle, no bio or anything to substantiate his story. Tho mouth of tho shaft in which Hass was found is oovorcd. with heavy doors, T.hoy will, not remain open when raised unless hooked to a post, and it is thought that ho raised ono of tho doors and was looking down tho shaft when tho door foil knocking him in.

The most xprobablo solution of tho story is that ho attempted to go down tho shaft on tho ladder and when he camo to where somo of the stops wero hrokon off, foil to tho bottom, for had ho foil from tho top, 140 feet, ho wpuld un doubledly bayo beon Jqljed. It is cortain that ho fell quite a distance, for his head was badly cut and bo received several sovorc cuts and bruises on other parts of tho body. THE BANK OF SAFFORD. Incrensa of AVorblne Capital. Sinco tho beginning of tho current calondar year tho Bank of Safford has set aside ten thousand (10,000) dollars as surplus, which practically incrpases tho working capital of tho institution to twenty thousand (S20.000) dollars.

Not a cent of the earnings' of this bank has ever been drawn, by either of tho proprietors, so that this addition to tho working capital represents tho entire profits of tho bank since it was openod for businoss, Tho present working capital is, of not a measuro ot tho bank's responsibility to its depositors. Being a privato bank and not incorporated, its responsibility is equal to tho combined estates of both partners, Messrs. J. N. Porter and Pnrsley, and is thcrofore more than 8100,000 This renders it really safer as ft depository of public or private funds than an incorporated bank of five or ton times its capital.

Tho insuranco carried by tho B.ank of Saffoid against loss by robbery or burglary, combined with its careful and conservative managoinont, makes it ono of the safest in tho country, and patrons may rest easy in tho assurance that their funds ontrustod to it aro secure. In a Bad Condition. Mr. J. W.

Bunton, who has been afflicted with a tumor on tho left shoulder for tho past ten years is in a voiy serious condition, owing to a sevoro hemorrhago whioh Qo curred last Wednesday. Tho tumor is about thosizo of a saucor and was blooding vory profusely, when Drs. Piatt and Wish woro called Thoy dressed tho afflicted part and stopped the bleeding and tho patient is now a good deal better. Mopoy to Jorjn on small interest, or if you need anything to eat, wear or use on tho farm. 1 havo a great variety of now goods bouL'ht for snot cash and I make' my profits tho i IW WJacobsoV 1 6 Ithef V-4 jyiSissswwBHSissrr LargOEt circulation over clXUJtil'Ii A Family Paper, 3 Scad fcy All.

ajwwjHLWJCMWMMCTUMunajjuj VOL. Y1I. NO. 48. SAFEORB GEAHAM COUNTY, ARIZONA.

J.ANUABY 31. 1902. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER is Still Have Left Several Lines Of Winter Goods That We Are Detsrinined To CIoso Out Bsfore The Spring Stock Begins To Arriv. WE PLACE THESE GOODS ON SALE AT ONCE WYORK I be sold while they last at per yard mA Lnd TORE! Low Price! UlEilCE GOODS. 1 1 pieces 5irsftME4GO.ds in all colors reeular 12 1-2 9 10 pieces heavv Brocaded worsldtdx 40 inches wide our regular 35 cent All wool double width heavy Plaid dress goods former price 4cts, a remarkable bargain MEN'S BOY'S CAPS- 1 hnvp lift nhniit in rtirpn men's and hnv's a Cloth and Corduroy that we want to close out rf fhom oca fnlrrt Tfrfc I tl KJ WlUm iU VV Ul 1.1 1 WIW V-WJ ivwv.

imj choice tor ana you can taKe your UNDERWEMR if Lsacfor in Goods Loader in Prices, tor Ivos, President of the Territorial Council, and woro dolivorod to tho Prcsidont by Dolcgato Smith. Tho Prcsidont is now studying tho charges and will call to his assihtfinco tho Attornoy General and the Secretary of tho interior. Senator Ivos' is now in Tucson, says tho Citiztn, and whon shown tho above dispatch this morning admitted that ho had formulated tho charges and sent them to Delegate Smith for presentation to tho President. "When, Governor Murphy fusod to respond to tho subpoena" said Senator Ives, and tho Phoenix Justice of tho Peace refused to Improve Sidewalks. Now that Saffo id is incorporated there is no reason why every ertj' owner Bhould not plant a row of ornamontal trees in front of his i lot and improve his sidewalk so iat it- will be a pleasure to wall ifthat i nrfit.

With very little oxpenso every .05 Men's strictly all wool medicated flannel underwear worth i.o only a few left, they go at Men's strictly all wool California flannel underwear, double front shirts and double seat drawers former price we offer them now at 1 Ladies' Fleece lined and ribbed union suits, we have a few dozen left and will close them out at per suit 1 vi caps Most are on Tho Drawing For Th? $75 Cooking Range Vhioh We Will Givs Away Takes Place At Our Sforo Saturday Feb. 1st at 3 p. m. EVERYBODY INVITED Ji sidewalk can be placed in, condition with a nico row to sado tho same. Now time to plant your trees.

Presldtht ef the Council Eugene S. Ivos Charges Govarnor murphy with Looting the Territorial Treasury. GffAROES ffi HANDS OF PREST. ROOSEVELT. Washington, D.

C. Jan. 28 Foi- mal charges havo been filed with tho Picsidcnt against GoTornor Murphy of Arizona. Tho charges wore mado by Sena issue un attachment for him, he put himself ahoTO tbo Court and I concluded to appeal to the President as a dernier resort. The responsibility now rests witli President Eoosevclt.

At tho same timo that I sent the charges to Delegate Smith to bo presontcd to tho President. 1 mailed a copy to Governor Murphy at Washington I had no dosire to take nriy nilvfln, tae ot iho Uovenior and in consequence I aont him a copy of tljo charges and ho must havo received it at the same timo they wero h.id befoio the President." Tho charges as drawn up by Senator Ives aro very lengthy, nt are of vital interest to every person in Aaizona, and bhould be carefully read by all. Tho Guar dian will publish tho charges in full noxt week. proper of trees is the Mr. and Mrs.

S. T. McClintock rame ovor from BoniUt last Tucs Y(day atfd rninainfid in Battbrd until Friday. The People" Bank. We make an earnest effort to accommodate all classes.

Our aim is to make this in every respect the People's bank; a bank where all may feel at home; a place where those of moderate means may expect the same treatment as those more favorably situated. THE BANK OF SAFFORD, Safford, Arizona. Ispoi)sibility Over $100,000.00. UNDER BOND. Charges With Horse Stealing at Morencl, On Tuesday last a telephone message was received in Safford stating that Earl Price had stolen a horso and saddle in and directing the officers here to look out for him if bo camo this wav.

This was followed by another mes sage later in tho day stating that Eagle ju SajJS.I.Jkl KTJMNPMaTHI rjfjB nmiVVQiPPmiHon bo learned aro as follows Earl had gone from Clift Moronci to buy bottles and whilo in that camp got sprco and whilo in this condition ono of his horses got away. Ho saw a horse tied nearby and mounted it and started after his horso The horse he took belonged to ono of the officers who huppened to see Earl beforo he got far away and under the impression that ho intended stealing it ordered him to stop which was ropeated but not headed. Thon the officer took a shot at him, but even this did not havo tho desired offect. Soon tho officers were following him andjil was not a great whilo before ho was overtaken and placed under arrest. Ho was taken back to Moronci and given a hearing and placed under $500 bonds charged with grand larceny.

One report is that when the officers called on him to stop that Earl opened fire on them, but that has not been confirmed and is not believed to bo true. THATCHER ITEMS Regular Correspondence to the Qdarouk. It is reported that one or two weddings of prominent young people of this town will take- place early next iqonth. The "oung Men's and Youn Ladies' Mutual Improvement conference was held hero last Sunday. Tho attendanco was not so largo as usual owing to the stormy weath er.

jicportB snowed an tho as- relations to ba in pretty fair con dition, although the per cent of attendance in tho whole stako was quite low. Mrs. John McGuirc gave birth to a fine daughter on Sunday last. Plarjdgo (fc Hunt's new gas-lights arc giving sp'cndid satisfaction. Thoy are putting partitions in tho upper story of their store building and w.il! thereby make about 12 rooms, Layton, Allmt aro intending to put an acetylene gas-plant in their place- of business.

The mill of this linn is doing good business and is turning out splendid article o' mill produce. Quite an Improvement was recently mado on Main street between Cl.iridiro Hunt's and the Battler store. hero the ditch crosses the street is been a mud hole for a long time. This has been lille.t and lcyclod up with fine gravel, which will keep the wntor oonfinod to tho ditch and make the stioet solid. In the Justice Court a.

A. jiiCJvmzio cmurcu sun kisi week before Justice Sparks, against os. Austin for which he alb'ges is duo him as a for selling Mr. Austin's farm to Mr. Brier.

Mr. MeKinzio contends that Mr Austin authorized him to sell tho farm and that $100 was to oo tho consideration tor nis work. Ho claims that ho made the sale and that after it was mado Mr. Austin refused to pay tho in-mission. On Vojuiay, Mr Austin appeared in court and asked for a ohango of venue and tho cast "vas transferred to tho Central justice court and will be tried before Judge Coombs.

On Tuesday lnt John McCollum broucht suit nsainst Will Mc Clintock for 510, debt, before Judge Hunter and got judgment by default of defendant. The Boston Opera Co. The Boston Comic Opera tho best aggregation of musical talent on tho road in this section of country, ed in Todd's hall last niirht to a largo audience. Tho sincinc and music was splcn CHURCHES AND LODGES. Safford Masonic Lodge meets on the Saturday ingot, oi each month on or beforo ln full moon.

Safford Commercial Club. Tho next regular meeting of this club will bo held in the Forester's Hall, Wednesday a mil attendance is requested. By order of tho Board of Directors. i llaptlst tst church has rented 4. 1 A 1 tho.

Safford Druir here ovorv ThursdayMpjariPPpHtok and every Sundaj m. Sundaj' school' at, j.v ciock. Jteader vot cordially invited to attend any aire all of these services, and bring with you your friends. To tho business men and women of a special invitation is extended. Text for next Sunday morning: C.

Wardlaw, Missionary Pastor. Officers Elected. Tho first meeting of th'o Good Tcmplar'sLodgo of Safford since last winter was held'lagt Tuesday night in tho M. church. It is expected that a largo membership will bo enrolled during tho winter.

Tho following officers wero elected lastTuesday night: S. W. Price, Chief Templar, Miss Modona Eoacb, Vice Templar, Mrs A Ilartzler, Secretary, Miss Mary Financial secretary, Mrs. S. W.

Prico, Treasurer, Earl Hartzler Marshal, Eobert Nash, Past Chief Templar. Notice Ir. J. T. Owens has resigned, from tho vico presidency and oral managership ot the Union Milling Trading of Safford.

Both Mr. J. T. Owens and Mr, A. E.

Jacobson havo withdrawn from the above incorporation and have severed there connections with it entirely. The Union Milling Trading Co. (Incorporatied). lm Safford A. T.

Jan 20, 1902. neware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy tho sense of smell and completely derange the whole system hen entering it through the mucous surface. Mich articles should never be used on pre scripUonj from reputable physicianr the damage they tt HI do Is ten fold to the (port ou can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.

Cheney Toledo, contains no mercury, and is taken intcrnallv. acllne directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure besureiou Ret the genuine, it is taken internally, ana flhlrt IThnncv A made in Toledo, Testimonials free. a old by a'l drwrglsts. price 75c.

per bottle. U-ill's family I'ilis arc the best. The Church Social. The social given at tho Methodist church last Friday night was a success in every particular. Quite a large number of people wore present and tho program was splendid, consisting of singing, music and recitations.

Tho program lasted about an hour, when refreshments wore served. For Sale. On account of intending to leave tho Territory I will sell five good mares, two horses and four colts, very cheap. George A. MoKinzie.

Lassator Banch, Safford, Ariz. 3t (a S3 Hisses' Blouse Drsas. li se en gored skirt. 12, 11.18 years. CO "7 CD 3 Ci 4 A fine of tho New'" Idea lOct.

patterns havo just arrived at Birdno Bros. These patterns aro very popular everywhere thoy ai'o used. The ladies aro invited to call ands did nd greaVW ftpprw'wWd by t)jc now faehionplatcs on onrj Ijiruauui. 1 counter. Birdno i.BrHsi Qw i.