Graham guardian., 1901-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.

0ahord VIII be incorporated
next month.
Mrs. Frankil has been quite i'll
for several days but is better now
The regular term of the distrlc
court Will convene the first part of
next month.
The Board Of Supervisors meets
IN regular quarterly session the
first of next month.
Supt. Knowles, of the Maravilla
Copper Co., was in Stafford on
business last Monday.
Frank Gray, former resident
of Stafford, but now of Globe. was
in Stafford last Monday.
Editor Kelly, of the Bulletin,
was water bound in Globe for
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Judd have
moved from San Jose back to their
Iarm near Thatcher
w. P. Morey, business manager
of the Globe Times, was in Stafford
last Saturday on business.
Eddie Barry, Sheldon Ijams and
Clintie Olney left for Tucson on
Monday last to attend the Univer-
sity.
The Wightman orchestra is the
best the valley ever had. 1t is an
orchestra that the people are all
proud of.
Eton Oar, one of the clerks in
the company store at Clifton, was
visitor in Stafford last Sunday
night.
j. H. Blair has purchased the
Mathewsville flour mill and will
commence grinding about Oct.
10th.
Miss Maggie Robinson, daughter
of J. C. Robinson, left for Los
Angeles last Saturday, to attend
school.
When the call is made by the
Commercial Club every citizen of
Stafford should assist in planting
grass in the public park.
Several drummers after complet-
ing their business here last week,
were compelled to go out by stage
on account of no trains running.
Those of our delinquent subrcrib-
ers who have not got the cash arc
invited to dump Il load of good
wood off at the rear of the GUARD
IAN office.
Harry Dial returned this week
from "a months trip to Naco and
vicinity. He will leave next week
in company with Mute Robinson
and Eddie Stafford for Tucson,
where they will all enter the
University.
Jimmie White, who has been
resident Of Stafford and vicinity
for the past eight or ten years,
left for his old home in Iowa last
Monday. Before leaving he made
the Academy present of some
fine specimens Of stuffed birds and
animals.
An advertisement in the GUARD
IAN is read by double the people
in the valley than one placed in
in any other paper Watch the
number of people leaving the post
offices every Friday with GUARD
IANs in their hands and you will
be convinced of this.
NJ. M. Parker, late president of
the University, has caused the
arrest of the editor of the Tucson
Citizen on a charge of libel. This
grew out of articles published in
the Citizen in regard to Parker's
removal. In trying this libel ease
the reasons for Parker's removal
must, of necessity be made public.
Although no washouts occurred
between Ft. Thomas and Bowie,
the train remained in Stafford from
Tuesday until Friday. 1t is said
that Supt. Beal was at the scene of
the washout and was not to blame
and that as soon as he found his
assistant had given no orders for
the train to move he issued them
Immediately.
On Monday last JAS. McKmzie
and his sister Annie, wore spred-
ing corn, for the purpose Of drying
it, on the roof of lean-to on the
house at their ranch across the
river when the structure gave way.
In falling Jim's right leg was
broken between the hip and the
knee and the girls nose was brok-
en-. Drs. Wish and Platt set
the broken bones.