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Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Now Mining Law.

Sec. l. Every notice oflocation
of mining claim shall contains:
First, the name Of the lode or
claim located; second the name Of
the locator; third, the date of the
location; fourth, the number of
feet claimed on each side of the
center of the discovery shaft,
lengthwise Of the claim; fifth, the
general course of the lode or prem
ises located; sixth the locality of
the claim with reference to some
natural object, or permanent mon
ument, as will identify the claim.
Sec. 2. All mining locations
hereafter located, the certificate of
location ofwhich shall not contain,
First, the name of the lode, or
premises; second, the name of the
locator; third, the date of location;
fourth, the number of feet claimed
on each side of the center Of the
discovery shaft, longthwise of the
claim; fifth the general course of
the lode, or premises, as near as
may be; sixth, the locality of the
claim with reference to some nat
ural object, or permanent monu-
ment, as will identify the claim,
shall be void.
Sec. 3. Before filing such loca-
ton certificate with the county re-
corder of the proper county, the
discovercr shall locate his claim
by: First, sinking discovery
shaft upon the lode or premises, so
claimed, to depth of at least ten
feet from the lowest part of the
rim of such shaft at the surface,
and deeper if necessary, until there
is shown by such work well de-
fined lode; second, by posting at
the point of discovery, on the sur
face, plain sign or notice substan-
TALLY conforming to the location
certificate; third, by making such
claim or premises on the ground
so that its boundaries can be read
lily traced.
Sec. 4. Such surface boundaries
shall be marked by eight substan-
tial posts, projecting at least three
feet above the surface ofthe ground,
or by substantial stone monuments
at least three foes Sigh; to wit: one
at each corner of said claim, and
one at the center of each end and
side thereof.
Sec. 5. Any open cut, cross-cut
adit or tunnel, which shall be made
as above provided for, as a part of
the location of mining claim,
and which shall be equal in amount
of work to shaft ten feet deep
and four feet wide by six feet long,
and which shall cut a lode at the
depth of ten feet from the surface,
shall be equivalent, as discovery
work, to shaft sunk from the sur
face.
The discoverer shall have ninety
days from the date of discovering
the lode and the posting of the no.
tice thereon, to preform said dis
covery work thereon.
This act takes effect July 1st 1896.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
THE COUNTY PRINTING.

TINS issue Of the GUARDIAN will
carry to our readers the gratifying
intelligence that the contract for
county printing for the next year,
has been let at saving to the
county of over S1750.00 per annum
as compared with former contracts
and the amount of printing done
hereunder. During the last cam
paign the solemn pledge was made
to the taxpayers ofGraham county,
that another paper would be start
ed before April 1st, which would
reduce the cost of county printing
100000. An issue was made
upon this matter and despite the
oft repeated statement of those
controlling the policy of the then
existing paper at Solomonville,
that the pledge could not be car
ried out, the election resulted in a
declaration in favor of a reduction
of printing bills and the establish
ment of second paper in the
county. The GUARDIAN was es-
tablished in accordance with the
pledge made before election, and
that pledge has been more than
made good to the taxpayers. While
the GUARDIAN has not received the
county printing, it can say that its
bid therefor was saving to the
people of nearly S1500.00, while
the other bid accepted by the board
will make a total saving of over
sl750.00 to the people as compared
with the printing bill for 1898 of
S2269.00 upon which the anti-elec-
ton pledge was made. This re-
duction is solely the work of the
GUARDIAN which will be just five
weeks old to-day. Last week the
GUARDIAN editorally said; "The
GUARDIAN now predicts that the
printing bills of Graham County
will be materially reduced during
the next twelve months" OF
course this is proud moment for
the GUARDIAN, which has refused
all efforts at "combine," and it
will continue its good work in the
"cause of the people" as 1t prom
ised i'll its salu tatory few weeks
ago,
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Clifton Dots.

Last Saturday evening Mr.. Jake
Abraham and wife gave a whist
party at the hotel, which was quite
numerously attended, and well en-
joyed by all in attendance. The
prizes of the evening were carried
off by Adam Smith and Mrs. Hop
kins. The BOBBY prizes were
claimed by James Smith and Mrs.
Arthur Gammel.
Mr.. 1. E. Solomon and daughters
Rosa and Eva, and Miss Bugbee of
Bowie Station, are with us for a
few days. A dance is to be given
this evening in their honor.
The Bulletin man has been away
for few days, and has returned
in robust health, Can't say wether
he has been duck-shooting or not
Mr.. Nelson Mattice of the valley
has been engaged by Mr.. Sam Price
to do the mason-work on his new
store and warehouse, the latter
now being about up to the square.
Louie Galvan is also putting up
quite respectable house next to
Mr.. Prices.
The Catholic church has It's roof
cupola, and sacred emblem, the cross
and will be ready for services in a
few weeks,
The recent order of the CT C 5Gi IA yGA, n,
recivied by the Co. that was haule(
on sore-backed burros, has had
good effect, and the burros are yer.
we'll satisfied over its result.
Hay is very scarce being at time
almost famine in that line.
MICKLE
CHIFFON April End 1895.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
OUR CLUB LIST.

We are in receipt of numerous
letters from large weekly publica-
tions throughout the United States
offering us club rates in connec-
ton with the GUARDIAN.
Among those received we have
selected those, which in our Judge
ment, will prove most satisfactory
to the readers.
All subscriptions to the GUARD
IAN, where another paper is re-
quired, must be accompanied with
the CASH, in order to secure its
prompt delivery.
We present the following list for
your inspection:
The GUARDIAN and Ne,c
York Sun, 'Oeehly, S2.75
The GUARDIAN and At
lanta Constitution, 9.75
The GUARDIAN and San
Francisco Examiner, $40
The GUARDLANand Rocky
Mountain Ne,os, 2.75
The GUA.RDIAN and Louis
URte CoMier-Journal, 2.75
Should you desire the daily
edition of any of the above papers
we will furnish the necessary in
formation upon application.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
TERRITORIAL.
Clipped and Condensed From Late
Exchanges.
PASSING EvFNTs OF THE WEEK
Happenings Throughout the Territory
Edited With the Scissors.

Happenings Throughout the Territory
Edited With the Scissors.
The law reclassifylng counties,
although containing no provision
as to the date on which it shall
take effect, will go into effect at
once, or within thirty days of its
approval by the Governor. Several
years ago law was enacted with
out any time being specified for its
becoming operative; and it went
into effect, by decision of a Judge,
thirty days after its passage and
approval. 1t would appear, then,
that there is no way around the
difficulty which county officers
are compelled to -ProSpector
-)o(-
The people of Arizona want the
title to their land grants settled at
once and forever. The prosperity
of the territory has been too long
retarded by the uncertainty of
title.-Stdr.
-)o(-
No tidings have been heard of
James Dolan, the Gold Hill miner,
who mysteriously disappeared on
the 5th of March. Search has been
abandoned and his friends are of
the opinion that he is dead.
Stranger things have happened,
and it may be that the missing one
will turn up when least expected
Enterprise.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Woman's Suffrage.

rsrI -ssion- n-asa--SEa ,,s-suH
Friends Clrcle IN e,'oy.
Bait. NelCS OF "a - e4-----. No. 10y
lor, the president, read extracts
from letters just received from the
Governors of western states.
Governor Morrill, ofKansas writes:
"There has been no complaint.
1t seems to be successful"
Governor Mcintyre OF Colorado;
"Their advent into political life
will positively and permanently
benefit all people"
Governor Richard of Wyoming
"Women are allowed all privileges
men have in voting. They are
not allowed to sit on juries, and do
not ask it any more that they ask
for military rights.
Judge Groesbeck, chief justice
of the supreme court of Wyoming
| 1t has been tried and not fount
wanting"
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
CLIFTON April End 1895.
Instruments Recorded.

Milford A. Alfred, U. S. Patent
John Steward Sherman Stewart,
and Scott Stewart, 2 mining loca-
tions in Lone Star District.
A. Windsor to w. P. Birtchfield,
bill of sale of cattle.
+. Carrillo, butcher report.
Henry Dial declaration OF home
stead. =,
Samuel Logan, surveyors field
notes.
lie. Solomon, map of Solomon
vile.
w. X. Glare, M. A. Leahy, agen
hill of sale of cattle to Burt Dun
lap. o.,.
I. E. Solomon to j. r. Gillespie
deed Of real estate.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Died.

At her home near Solomonville,
Saturday, March 80, 1895, Tenney
Gillispie, wife of W. A. Gillispi,
aged 33 years.
Mrs. Gillispie had been sick for
several days with typhoid fever and
passed away about 4 o'clock Satur'
day afternoon. The funeral pro
cession, under the direction OF Mr.
Luther Green, was the largest and
best conducted ever known in Sol
omonville.
Rev. D. Roberts preached th'
funeral sermon at the Gillispie res
idence. .
! Deceased was daughter OF }
la. Williamson, who lived for sey
eral years in Stockton Pass, wher
| he died about two years ago.
Mrs. Gillispie was married a
this place 16 years ago and leave
eight children.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court, of the County of Graham
Territory Of Arizona -
In the Matter of the Estate of
Dominick Sartoris, deceased.
II is hereby ordered that notice be given by
Gabriel Bigando and Catharina Bigando Execu-
tors of the estate of Dominick SaItoris, deceased,
by publication for four weeks in the Graham
County. to the creditors of and persons having
Claims against said deceased, to present them to
said Gabriel Bigando and Cathariaa Bigando, ,ex-
ecutors, with the proper vouchers within four
months after the first publication q this notice,
| at MoIrenci Arizona.
GEORGE CLUFF,
3-9-4t. Probate Judge.
Dated at my office Februry 2S, 1895.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 1910.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIz,
March 25th, 1895
Notice is hereby given that the followlng-
named settler has filed notice of his INTENTION
tbat ~ said nroof win be made before the Judge of
the Probate Court at solomonville, Arizona on
May H. 1885, viz; oA oo,,ntv
Arizona. for the w x of S w u, Sec II and u
N W u Sec 13 Tp s "a e. =. ,,,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ana culslVatioh
of said land, viz:
Joseph Foster, James Mack and Thomas Kan,
som of Pima, Graham county, Arizona, and
William A. Carter, of Matthews, Graham county
| Arizona. TpJppFI
o-ao.st Register.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

SECRETARY SMITH has approved
the action Of the commissioner OF
the general land Office in reinstat-
ing Deputy Mineral Surveyor hop-
ert Gortenslxi in Utah territory.
He was suspended by the surveyor
General of Utah on charges OF In
aocuracies in his work. 1t is beld
that the surveyor general has nc
authority to suspend a deputy anc
can only recommend such suspen
sion to the commissioner for mi
action.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Notice to Creditors

In the Probate Court, of the County of Graham,
Territory of Arizona
In the Matter of the Estate of
William c. Cluf, deceased
1t is hereby ordered that notice be given by
James Cluf Administrator of the estate of Will
IAN Cluf deceased, by publication for four
weeks in the Graham Guardian, o newspaper
published IL said Graham county, to. the credit
ors of and persons having claims against said
deceased to present them to said James Cluf
administrator, at Central, Arizo""
proper vouchers, within afefir .oRGE GLUFF,
@ illst pupiicaliGiiith ,a fifth. 1895. Probate Jude
3-16-4t
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Notice TO Creditors.

In the Probate Court, of the County ofSraha4a,
Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Ole Olson, deceased.
wii,iam Thaden. Administrator of the eSate Of
Ole 8 e. Olson, t5 deceased, by publication ia four
weeks in the Graham Guardian, newspaper
printed in said Graham county, to the esecitors
ceased. to present them to said Williaraer rhsden,
administrator, with the proper youehess within
fopss, .onths after the first pubhcasifp Of this
notice, at Bonita, Arizona.
GEORGE. GLUTl
se4t r1ssate,age.
Dated at my Office February 2sth, 1885,
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

The week has been practically
quiet one so far as governors are
concerned. There are a number OF
applicants awaiting in Washington
for the lob, but so far Governor
Hughes is at the old s'ano ao'ns
business.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

II the bill declaring what shall
10 considered an s'inch" of printing
matter had passed the Legislature
then iobbery in county printing
would not be so prevalent.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

THE county seat paper runs up
it's "rooster" because it gets the
county printing, but it silently
weeps crocodile tears over the re-
duction of $1,750 per year. Inc
GUARDIAN compelled it to Jar
loose" from the throat of the tax
PAYERS, and it is as silent as the
grave on this point. 1t has now
gone to praising the Immigration
Bill which is so universally con
demned by good Democrats and Il
lis trying to get its fangs into th'
county through that channel, t'
1.-THE extent of 100000 per yea
The GUARDIAN will look after tina
also for the people. 1t don't, go
!. SILVER has gone up in price owe
20 -. A.. l,,,.;,,cr re tho Ia at two weeks
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

WHILE it is not generally known
that Wiley f. Jones, district at
torney Of Graham county, is the
author of the county classification
bill, it is so, and much credit is
due Mr.. Jones, the more SO as 1t
shows that he had the interest OF
Arizona at heart and not some sell
fish motive, as it cut his own sal
arv down and made Graham q
fourth-class county. Much credit
is also due Mr.. Fish for his earnest
and successful work in getting thu
bill through.-Star.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

for the County OF Grahains'
JENNIE B, GATLIFF
Plaintiff e,r,,1,oNs
CHARLES W. GATLIFF.
Defendant
Action brought in the. District Court o.
Second Judicial District of the TERRITORY ~ 4
IONA. in and for the County of Graham is
cree of Divorce and bhe Custody Oh 'he Hi'A
children" ,as oreat;ng
Charles w. GatlfR. ,s,rad IN a
You are hereby summoned ana reqsareu W n \
near in an action brought against YOU us
above named plaintiff and ahswer
complaint flled with the CLERK OF tae Se,,ntv
titled Court at Solomonville, IN sas o1e ten Is
Graham. Territory of Arizona, wNnin tIn th us, :
(excusive of the day of seryice1 alter SnT y, i
| Vice upon Won of this summons II server ~ 4 1
comfy. hut If served out OF the cQuna.ss as,.s :
within this district, then within twenty oss'
ali other cases within thirty days. sa;, 20
Won are hereby notified that II you iair "a
near and answer the complaint as requiaen Gu 1;
law, judgement by default WI pe peonniant mnI ii
you as prayed for In plaintits $ apts COM in I
herein, and for costs and disbursements ~
- Given under my hand anu anu 'ine here,n ~
| the District Court afhNeo ~ INA Wa =
| sELA} soiomonyille this TN aas " S'''
| BURwELL B. ADAMS, -.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Notice to Cree lisoss-

In the Probate Court, of the CoWlnty OF Graham
Territory of Arizo@na
In the Matter of the Estate OF
John S. Green, deceased
II is hereby ordered that motif ice be given by
Rhoda P. Green, Administrators Nof the estate of
John S. Green deceased, by pEuoilcatfon for
four weeks in the Graham GuaINdian, news
paper published in said Graham county, to the
creditors of and persons having 4ialms against
said deceased, to present them to Said Rhoda ?.
Green administratrix, with the Mroper vouch-
ers within four months after the ttirst pubhca-
ton of this notice. at Pima, Arizon4.
GEoRGEt CLUFF,
Dated at my Office Mar Q, 1895. PrSobate Judge.
| 3-94t.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

Mrs. E. A. Groesbeck has erect
ed some lattice work oh part OF the
hotel porch which faces the rail-
road. Carpenter G. B. McCarty
did the work.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

FOR RENT: = A nice, cozy
dwelling house in Thatcher. For
particulars inquire at this office. 7
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

Reports indicate that efforts will
be made+ve defeat the operation of
the, County Classihcaian 2ills
which saves 10 the people of Gra-
lhAnl sJhIty over $4,000 annually
(, on eounty salaries ofofficers. Dis
trict Attorney Jones, who drew
this bill, has written to District
Attorney Millay, of Phenix, re-
questing an opportunity to be pres,
ent as counsel in favor of the bill
if any steps are to be taken by any
individuals opposing its inforce
ment. This law applies to every
county in Arizona, and many OF
fcials are kicking against its oper
alton. 1t seems that its opponents
iuggled with the records at Pheni'
at the time Of it's passage and ap
proval, and whether or not this de
feats the law is the question whicl
will be raised. The GUARDIAl
hopes the law will stand as it is
measure which the people sorel,,
need.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06
Summons.

In the District Court of the second second 'Gatakff ,k
District of the Territory CT Arizona, Ind
for the County of Graham.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-06

SILVER has gone up in price over
10 cents during the last two weeks.
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THREE MILLIONS
DEFALCATICN.
Bismarck Not 1'l-Bisho = Of
San Antonio l'orest--Ca-
ban War Matters Gen
eral News.

Dublin, July 5-lIicha. !
Cleary of BalIyyadlea, near
Clonmel, was convicted f
manslaughter today IN e.i.i=ir,,,
the death of Ills wife, Bride {
Cleary, at BallyyatiIea MarcH
IA last, by burning and ntl'"rs
wise ill treating h.r on t'ls
ground that she was bewii-:l
ed.
The socallgd ClohiBel vi n
tragedy was one If tI,. most
remarkable IN the t.t.uafs II
crime in Ireland. Niic;,aei
Clearly, husband If the does
ed; Patrick Bofard, her Either:
William Patrick, Michael ahd
Janies Kennedy, cousinsI Mary
Kennedy, aunt, and Patrick
Dunno, William Ahearn and
Denis Ganey, the latter known
as the family doctor, were joint
ly arrested and Charged with
burning and ill treating Mrs:
Cleary until death relieved her
from further suffering.
The evidence showed that
she was suffering from nervous
ness and bronchitis, aud thno
Ter husband, believing her be-
witched, forced 4 nauseous cen
coction down her throat fol- the
purpose of exsgcisiag the { il
spirit. Aftet this tie urfortni
rate woman was held oeei- IT,.
fire and drcadfuIly hurnet
until she declared III the. H1r,e
OF God that size wasaot C3ea'ys
wife.
Tits torture vas repcaard
and in the cad her ilus bud
knocked her down; stripped o'G Il
her clothing, poured if;,raiHao
over her be- y, lighted ft:,ln.!
The woman barnsd To deaiIi IL
the presence Of hsr relatives
ClcaIy claimed that he was
not burning lis wife, hit a
witch. Tx; prisoners i,arris
escaped l5ncEiing at the HanJ;}
Of the crowed in aud about iIit
court room wien they weia
examined, aud they had 10 l.i'
taken 10 Jail uuder strorF
guard.
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Bitters, the best strengthening
medicine made. 1t will give you a
good appetite, make your blood rich
and pure, give you strength, make
life n pleasure. Not only take il
yourself, but give 1t to the children.
It is pleasant to take. Small dose.
The only iron medicine that don't
bIacken the teeth. But get the
genulne-it has crossed red lines Oh
wrapper.
BROWN CHEMICAL co. BALTIMORE, NO.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

County court meets for civil. criminal
and probate business on the FIRST Mon
days in March, june, September and
December
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-09

fourth Sunday after Easter, cor
emonies styled the patron
feast are begun at the church.
A general pilgrimage occurs
and those who have received
relief or favor from the church
return to it and render thanks.
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SWEET CASSAVA.
A Wonderful Food Plant Now
Now Being Cultivated
in This Section
Victoria Review

Mention, has frequently been
made of a wonderful food plant
known as sweet Cassava, from
which tapioca meal is made.
w. ~ Wood takes great in
terest in all such plants, deter
mined to experiment with the
plant and sent to Florida FOR q
supply Of the roots. He pro-
cured about forty samples Of
sweet casseva from the Florida
Experimental Station and plant
ed the same in his garden about
the 18th of April last. The
plants looked like dried stalks
from eight to twelve inches in
length and are planted in the
same manner as sugar cane.
Sprouts soon made their APP
pearance above ground and at
this time they are from one and
one half to two feet high. They
have grown steadily and do
not seem to be affected b.
drouths, wet weather or The
hot sun, nor 90 worms or bugs
attack the leaves at any. time.
From a careful study of the
climatic conditions under which
the plant iourishes /, is safe 70
assume that it may also be
grown with success in southern
Alabama. Mississippi, Louis
lana and Texas. Cassaya is Il
name which should properly
apply only to the purified
starch derived from the roots
of the plant, but it has passed
into general use to de -ignate
the plant itself Botanically,
the plant is knowti rs Janipha
manihot, Maniiiot utlliSsima,
Jatropha manihot A1anihoL aiiji;
Manihot lnflingii, aid Manihot
paImata. One OF its common
names is manioc plant. The
tleshy-root of this plant yields
the greatest portion Of the daily
food of the natives of many
portions of tropical america,
ard one Of its FORMS Of starch
is imported largely into this
country as tapioca. 1t is u
woody or slirabby plant, gro~
ing from tieshy, tuberous roots;
the stems being smooth, with
modules where the leaves grow.
When the proper tiaie arrives, |
Mr.. Wood will gather his cror,
and It's value as 4 food product !
will be definitely settled. Per
s ms interested III the great
question "Vyhat shall we raise
instead of cattle should visit
Nj. Woods residence, End per
sonally exariina the sweet
eds sora plant. 1ith = vlev -