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B1. If fc. 3'Mri ST 5 WHO'S 7l Your Tailor? We are agents for the best Tailors in the U. S. Jos! Received The book of spring samples.

They con-, tain everything that wearers of good cloths will wish. FP.ID A VKlill A JJY Ti, 1902 BisiiKK has lately incorporated i wo notice that all their ordinances sue being published as the law directs. This will no doubt pri vent a tl 1 of trouble and ixpenaivu litigation later Tin: firit number of the Morenci i Standard, was published lst Mon-' day and is on our exchange ta'ih It is published by tho county. Can it bs possiblo that If it is to bo determined whether tbo Davisi the wheobborso wl NAPPY RIGHT UP-TO-DATE SUIT. If you are hard to fit, come in and gt measured, our guarantee goes with every suit.

HE BLUE bil aaaaBKEssssssgreyagsi WILL RESULT IK GOOD. The tint tho saw mills have been elided down in the Guihani mountains during tho wit.ter, pending the decision of the Interior Department, whether or not a government timber reserve shall be oiv.tod, has gieatly ictarded in tho valley the j'rico lumber has so advanced tliai very few can at'ord. to build A Jim! 'i" Iru li-in i .1... i. ted 1'rinting and Publishing Go and tho number indicates -that ami this valhy will reap its publibhors made no mistake in K'" hll tbo condition I Prcscnt establishing a paper at works il if the Sicat 11P.

It i a lour-column, a.cr",ne,,t lablial.S a rescve. it paper, is verv newsy and has lh(i timlcr bthc splendid linn advertising. i W1, jof tho citizens of this vi.lioy. It XorwiTiteTANMNa the 'act thai NV prevent it from being shipped the li'dletin rejoices over tho fact Uvay; will protect against firo and that Cochiso county lost her suit protect iho young trees In the with tho Copper Queen company, cmi it will work to tho advantago tho people ot that county arc noP0f our people, for had not some-very jubilant and will carry the thing boon done by this time vast caso to tbo supremo court. Tbo quantities' of timber would bo go-real question is, aro tho mines in outside of tho county, and in a Cochiso county taxed in fow years tho timber supply would tion with other property in that oe exhausted.

oounty. If tho mines in Cochiso county have a commercial valuo of more than all tho other mines in tho Territory combined they should bo taxed accordingly. If others in different parts of tho Territory aro assessed too low they should bo raised. We are surprised that the a paper that has always been on tho side of rich corporations, whothor the" were right or wrong, should have been devoting its energies for several weoks past in trying to "rib" up an expensivo Tho purpose of tho reserve is to protect the timber for tho benefit of tbo homo builders of Ibis county. Evory oftbrt is now being used to tho reserve confirmed.

STATEHOOD. Knowing that tho Democrats of both tho U. S. Senate and tho house of represent tivos aro all right on the question of Statohood, iley E. Jones has been writing to his republican friends in tbo matter, accompanying his letters by a printed pamphlet containing his law suit between tho coppor com- argumont mado before the Senate panios and the farmers of Graham- committo on Territories several years ago.

Among his replies re- I a the Bulletin thinks tho farmers oolvoa 1S tl10 "owing from U. S. would got the worst ofsuch a legal Senator Mason of Illinois, who in battlo? If it does, this explains its former years served with Mr. nttitudo. It will not bo ncccssar' for the farmers to go into litigation, -which would bo very expensive to both sides, fo provent tho tailings from going into tho river.

If it is demostrated that tbo tailings aro injuring crops in this tho Arizona Coppor company, wo aro confident, will tako stops to romody it of thoir own accord. hi Wk undorstaud that Mr. Col- quhoun wiUJhSiprcsont at a meeting Srhatchcr tomorrow, fia oM)f discussing the question. This matter could bo better bundled by tho farmers placing it in tho hands of boards of directors of tbo different canal companies, with auth nly to act with the mining companies Jones in tho legislature of that state: TJ. S.

Senate, Feb. 3, 1902. Hon Wiloy E. Jones, Safford, Arizona. Dear Sir: I am in receipt of your favor of tho 22nd enclosing your pamphlet on the subject of statohood, and noto with inter-est all you say.

I am with you on that subject. Thanking you for your kind wishes, I remain, Hastily, but sincerely yours, Win. E. Mason. Senate Mason's lottor reads all right, and it must bo born in mind by all that tho efforts for Statehood should bo oxpondod mainly upon tho Republican members of both Houses of Congress who have the in tboir iliUVU UIU mattor ill IUU11 UUI1US at farms aro being injured by tho this time.

Mr. Jones is awaiting tailings, tho water should bo takon replies a number of other from tho river at different points friends in Congress to whom ho and thoroughly tested by tho most mls writton. competent chomical authorities Tho meeting to-morrow will prob ably result in such steps being Dr. II J. Warner announces that ho will bo in fcaflord at Wakefield's Drug store every aftornoon from 2 on tho result action to o'clock All desirinrr to mm will naturally follow.

That tho 8Ult him may do so between those Arizona Copper company will do hours. tl'. what is fair honorable in and the) cjty Sam bas as matter, is evidenced by the fact maralwI ftna Btrcot overseer of that Colquhoun bas consented Bafford Tho C0UncU wU, moet to meet with thogo interested iu order t'o got all tho facts connected with tho matter. W. 3.

iionuay uigut ana appoint a now man. Wo havo jast oponcd for sprng many now styles in ladies' Oxford Domocrat of Shiloh, and Major i low cut shoes and slippors. Tho Sandors wore visitors in Saflbrd 'Taylor Cyclone Mercantile las't Tuesday. Safford. ABOUT CONGEESS AND CUBA.

Tho refusal of Congress to give tho quick relief which is conceded all around to be essential to tho salvation of Cuba is a spectacle of solfish greed, stupidity and dishonesty for which it would bo bard to find a parallel. As a bold exhibition of "polf patriotism" it is well calculated to disgust the country with tho Republican party and protection, and cause a widespread reaction in favor of the 1) in a under twisc leadership. Its inevitable cfi'cct, if madly pcrsistod in, must be either ruin and consequent anarchy in Cuba, which would bo a worse evil at our doors than that for which wo went to war with Spain, or forced annexa tion, at the cost of tho very interests which are now greedily bont on preventing any concession. Viowcd as an economical or policy, it is condemned as shortsighted and blundering oven by protectionist, who realizo the val uo oi reciprocity in attractive markets (in American product? in a prosperous Cuba drawing her supplies from tho United States. On this point the action of Mr S.

Frye in resigning the presidencj' of the New EnirJ.ind Tobacco in disgust -its pojiry hiiti a ni'Uit telling Mgiiiiiiaiioo. lie declares that "a ipuucliou ot oil per cent, in the duty on Cuban tobacco would not sciiously injure any tobacco interest in the Ui itcd States, that eveiy economic consideration demands that the United States should control the markets of Cuba, and that the only way to d.i this is to open our markets to sn.d tobj'uo products." Hut, as Mr. Cleveland has hightt and moie commanding than all political, economic or commercial questions aro "the considerations of morality and involved." Tbo paramount issue is one of national honor and plighted faith. Tho United States went to war for the sole purpose, solemnly vowed by Congress to the American peoplo and the world, of freeing Cuba from oppression and so-curing her ii dependence. It spent millions for her emancipation.

It then assumed her guardianship that she might bo saved from destitution, prepared for self-government and republic established on a firm basis. To this end, and for its own advantage, it has imposed conditions which make Cuba a ward of tho United States without freedom to treat with foreign nations. Have wo rescued Cuba from oppression and devastation at tbo cost of unlimited treasure and blood only to abandon her to suffering and starvation at tho instance of petty selfish interests? Have wo undertaken to secure her beneficent government only to sacrafico her to anarchy? Havo wo pledged her independence only to drive her to annexation? Shame on a Congress that refuses to a struggling protege of tbo nation tho needed relief prompted oy national interest as well as common humanity, and which can not be withheld without breach of plodgcd faith and national dishonor! Tho richest island in the world, Cuba, asks but fair dealing and opportunity to cuter upon an era of boundless prosperity that will redound to tho benefit of tho United States, as well as prove her own salvation. It is time for tho American peoplo to demand, with determination not to be resisted by any Congress or party, that tbo national faith bo kept and adequato relief given at once. Y.

Herald. PROGRAMME For Thatcher Public School Celebration. To bo given in the Assembly Hall Friday night Fob 21, 1902 under direction of tbo faculty. Opening chorus, "All hail tho glorious morn" Invocation, Ioy Ijayton. Song, Opening Address, Dolla Layton.

Grand tableau. Tho Thirteen Colonios by tho Primary department. Song, "Our flag" by six Dame History, Primary dopt. Boston Tea Party. Washington.

Throo Cheers for Washington. T.ho LiUlo Cantata. A Washington ltccoption. Pantomiuo. Chorus.

THE NGM YORK lieu IiRitiots' ICciitIu'l Cmi't lie LiicHt.1. Ileal Admiral Sampson made famous through Santiago victory and later through the Sampson-Schley controvert, retired on Feb. 8th, after fry-live oais active navy sen ice. The day of bis retirement usiuod in his biithd.iy. F10111 t'lue on ho gets a early ineonv Admir.il Sampson lias gradual tailed soph in and is not t.xiieeti.1 to Lve i )i A dispatch fin 111 Do.lge Cit, says: The appointment by President Eoosevlt of 15en Dan icls for ITnited States marshal of Arizona has occasioned surprise and some indignation among old residents of this city.

Tho local papers have dug up from their files the killing of of 13. J. Julian by Daniels on April 10, 1885, and characteiize the killing as cold blooded Daniels ran a saloon and dunce hall at the time of the kill ing, and bis enmity for Jul an was occasioned by the latler's attempt to have Daniels place abolished on the ground that it was a nuis ance. The Dodge City Democrat of April 17. loob, says ot tho killing: "As Julian came out of his restaurant to get somo money changed, Daniels, who was standing in front of his restaurant, began firing at him.

An says Julian started to walk away and Daniols shot him in the baolc. Julian fell, but the second shot struck him be foro his body touched the pavement. While l'ing on tho sidewalk Daniols tired two more shots into him." Five witnesses testified to these facts before the coroner's jury. Daniols was bold for felonious killing. At tho trial of Daniels, tbo Democrat says: "Daniels was tried in the district court of Ford count'.

In those early days justice was very loose and it was a hard matter to get a 'jury that would convict one of tho gang. Some of tbo witnesses who had testified at tho coroner's inquest were gone and with a fixed jury for tho occasion Daniels was acquitted and soon after left Dodge City." Mr. Hocbdorfl'or, of Safford, was an oyo witness to tho killing, and although he was on tho spot and witnessed the affair, was novor called upon to testify. A Choyenno dispatch says: An examination of tho Territorial records today resulted in tho discovery that Benjamin Daniels, recently appointed United States marshal of Arizona, was convicted of grand larceny in 1880 and sentenced to a teim of three years in prison. Washington, D.

Feb. 10 It is practically settled hero that Ben Daniels will" not be permitted to servo as marshal of Arizona. Tho Department of Justico has been fortified with ample proof that Daniels is all that tho newspapers havo been painting him for a couplo of weoks past. Tho commission of Daniols, which was mailed to Phconix, Arizona, has been recalled, and no doubt will jo cancelled as soon as it is received, hero, Tho President is very much dis appointed. Boforo leaving hero Saturday evening ho had a 1 ong conference with tho Attorney Gen eral and admitted that bo bad been docoiTod and humilated by Daniels.

He ordered tho Attornoy General under no circumstances to permit Daniels to discharge any of tho duties of tho office Daniels has not beon hoard from for ten days or mora. No ono seems to know whore bo is and the impression provails that bo is hiding out, Ifo probably foa.rs to communlcato with tho President knowing that tho socrot of his past has beon fully revealed. the prison nEConn. OheyonnO) Fob 10, Here NEW LEADER IN GOODS SAFEOKD. 1 copied from the tion book of convicts in the United 1 Satcs penitentiary at Laramie City, which is ot record in i the office of tho United States mar sbal in Cheyenne.

Name, Bonjamin Daniels; registered No. 8C; received November 20, 1879; crime, larceny; sentence, two years and return of stolen property; age 27; nativity, American; occupation, laborer; height, 5 feet 10 inches; complexion, fair; hair, dark brown; oyes, brown; has wife, no; has father, yes; religion, Methodist; habits of life, regular; education, common; relations, address, Mrs. M. C. Eddy, Lyndon, Osage county, Kansas; marks, sears; is a largo strong built man; weighing 10'5 pounds; has a thin face, largo Boman nose, bushy eye brows, and ears stand out straight from his head; noso has been and the lobe of tho right ear is missing; the letters in India ink on his right arm; a small scar under the right knee; small scar on the left shouldcrblade; is pockmarked slightly on the body and nsiderably on tho face, has had smallpox; conduct while in con finement, good; discharged August, 28, 1883; allowed good time.

In this case it was ordered and adjudged that the judgment bo dissolved and a new trial ordered, and that defendant bo held for safe keeping until a new trial can bo had. Ilcconvicled Jun 30 and transferred to Pago 33. Pago 33 of the record gives the folio wing'information: Name, Benjamin Daniels, No. 95; when received, June' 10, 1880; sentence three and a half yedrs; conduct in confinement, good; discharged, August 28, 1883; at the expiration of sentence. Allowed good time.

Other items same as above." Some of Daniels friends in Colorado are claiming that ho nover killed but ono man. They say that Daniels was working on tho cattle trail and incurred the enmity of another cow puncher. One day when Ben was sick and laying off from work this enemy caino into the camp whoro Bon was alone and assaulted him. In the evening when tbo rest of the men returned to camp, Daniels was found unconscious and bis assailant lay dead besido him. It was in this duel to the death that Ben lost a portion of one car.

Suffrage Club Organized. On last Monday night a Suffrage club was organized in Dayton with a membership of 21, with Ella C. Birdno as president, Eliza Welker and Mrs. Beobe, vice-presidents and secrotary. Thoso present who addressed tb'o audienco woro Mrs.

E. B. Ooloman, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Layton Mrg.

Curtis and Hon. W. W. Pace. Tho meeting was en livened by mandolin and guitar duot bj" Misses Haywood and Wright.

The Ball Game. Arrangements liavo been completed for a match game of ha.ll to tako place in Safford on Sat urday Foh. 22nd, botween tho Pima and San Carlos ball teams. Both toamsplay cood ball very interesting gamo is ou. All aro invitca to attend enjoy tho sport as it will prol bo tho hottest contested ball gamo ever played in Safford.

1 GrntUmsn i i full history I mi mwrmma i.iiiii i imn wm .1 I I STORG. Mr. E. F. Hubbard, of Hubbard Ariz, holder of the LUCKY No.

329 won the Cooking Range. Our buyer has left for St Louis and New York to purchase a big line of spring and summer goods, and these goods will soon begin to arrive. And in order to make room for them we will offer the balance of our Fall and Winter goods at the very lowest prices. It will pay you to give us a call and be convinced. LEADER IN PRICES ARIZONA.

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Xiloon TU very latest improved rotating hook, with ball bearing bieei atiacnmenis, covers a larger range or work than any other machine in the world. Old machines taken in trade, also all kinds of needle attachments and oil for sale. ii. Vv ES? py tur new Invention. Only those born deaf are incurable.

Mm NOISES OEASE SMEOiATELY. A. WERWAtJ, OP BALTtMORE, SAYS: Baltimore, March tool, jo. entirely cured of deqf bus, thanks to your treatment, I will now rive yoo of mvease. lolieiiscdnt vonrrilsfrtlnn.

a 'J JL. II i SAFFORD LUMBER CO. gM Mm and Oregon Pine. California 'Redwood Lime, Pla' ter, and Cement. Ve carry a full stork of Hardwood and Wa'on Material, and Rnildtis Hardware.

Call and oni slock of Paints and Oils. S. -and W. and Hammer Paints. KonGng and Building Paper.

Geo. W. Sbafer Manager ARE fmk .1 Brrt a u. 'n--i xrma.1 ALL CASES OF ANY-IAD About five years aco my rieht car besau tc and thttfcerton y'lian'iarln tms ear entirely I a treati.icnt for for tlsr cr.ths, itkout nny success, uum icians anions others, ctii.nei.t car tnecialist of this cif, who told n-that i a- conlu help nie, and cicn that tcmiwrarily, tint the head aoisc I would -e, but the hearing in tlu ear would be Ici foreer I th i. saw vour advert.stiyciit ccidcn ally a No, Vorl: paper.

m.d a iit. After I had med it only accpvilliis to our dli eclions the noisesceawd. and after five weetit, iny hr JlFeasedcarhasbeenentinlyrestoreiL 1 thank you eartily and bes to remain ty vruly vour. r. A.

WCRJtfAK, 730 S. Broadway, DaUitaore, Md. 0r rce(HJ' not interfere xvlth youn usual occupation. Seed YOU CAH CURE YOUHSELF mMh ataenor INTERFMTIDHAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE CHICAGO, ILL ij 3Rf iUO mu ivoru wasreccived in Safford and a nwmesuoy uunng the earlsfpart of tho nigni xm woro appropnaieu to.ttiat the and "z'K 7, iu naverr piaj'ca fs i- oiino oan uar os ana rnna in Todd's hali hw learns, mai win p.ay a game, ha4 "ono up the'flVmo Bafford on Jb'eb 2L show. aaw "6 4'i4 9aKSSr fjf; 3.