Graham guardian., 1895-05-04
,solon.nnvilio Isumbiinps.

Urgency of professional engage
ment permitted Dr.. ll0lfer
who came down from Clifton to see
Dr.. Cotfman, to remain but a few
hours.
Since the alarm Of smallpox was
heard in Solomonville, there has
been quite an exodus from town.
Mrs. W. J. Parks Misses Jennie and
Dolly and Howard left Sunday to
soiourn for the time being at Mum
son Cionega. Mrs. Tyson and
family and Miss Lula Olney and
her two brothers have departed
for the moplace. Geo. A. Olney
has taken his family to Bonita.
Malried-In Solomonyille on Sun
day, the 28th. by Justice J f. JudiG
Thomas Southlee and Mrs. Mary
Mckinney Of Fort Thomas.
The officials at the Court House
are not crowded with official busi-
ness. Some Of them are in the
cradle Of uncertainty and await
unxiously the determination Of the
question raised Us to the validity
OF House Bill No. 8, which so SER
iously ailoctes their compensation.
The evenings are yet delightfully."-
cool and days not oppressive.
George Gamble was elected
school trustee at Clifton, defeating
Henry Hill, An unusually large
vote was cast and much interest
manifested.
County Recorder leon has been
requested by G. T. Gooding Met
allurgist and Mining Engineer,
Tucson to furnish him the name OF
| parties in this county who have
copper properties to sell. Mr..
Gooding knows of parties who de-
sires TO invest in copper mines IN
Graham. What's the matter with
the Lone Star district, which al
though only partially developed
gives promise of magnificent pro,
| portions when capitol is directed
in that dissection.
DR., George i. Goodfellow, teritor-
ial health officer, arrived in Solo
monville on the train Tuesday
morning and returned to Tucson
in the afternoon, The Dr.. had
been informed by Sheriff Wight, by
WIG, that some cases of smallpox
had been reported in the vicinity
of Solomonyille and his advice ask
ed as to the proper course to pro-
! tect the community.
He responded promptly and his
instructions have been complied
with. The DR.. says that there
seems to be no reason to fear that
the health of the community will
be endangered, if prudent meas
ures are adopted and sanitary reg
/, ulations strictly followed. The
suggestions made by DR.. Good
fellow will become the law so far as
the Sheriff and his deputies can in
force them-and they will be enforc
{ ed. for they are determined men
We are authorized to state tha
there Is not a case Of small-po1
within four miles of Solomonville
Some distance above San Jose there
is a family, recently from Mexico
where there are three cases. Twt
of which are convaleseent, the othl'
new case. Their place Of resid
: ence is closely guarded and ingres
or egress prevented, except by con
sent Of legal authority. The want
/ of that family are attended to b,
? the county authorities, and no dan
ger from that quarter is to be rea
sonably apprehended.
Geo. A. Olney and j. L. Reave
visited Camp Arcadia last week
9 Mr.. Omey returned with his famil.
Saturday, from the camp wher
g they had been sojourning for sewers
! days.
Luther Green, who has not bee
: entirely well since he served on tn
, Grand Jury, visited Camp Arcadi
? last Saturday, for brief outing.
i Sheriff Wight and Under Sheri
Smith have been very prompt ha7
ing quarantined houses whei
there was reasonable ground I
fear that smallpox did or migl
exist.
: There should be a pest hou'
established by the authorities
: the vicinity of the county seat.
It sudden emergency might arise whe
e least expected. Our contiguity
,s Mexico renders us liable to infec
. ious diseases at any time.
!. Sheriff Wight and Will Parl
= visited Camp Arcadia Sunday fc
=" the first time. They may moN
their families to that resort durir
. the summer.
n Road Master Noah Green thinl
- that in a short time he will ha7
" the "middle road" from the count
u seat down the valley in good /
rs pair. 1t has been impossible fl