Graham guardian., 1901-08-30
LOCAL NEWS,

| Chas. Morris came up from San
Carlos last Saturday.
| The Stafford schools open next
Monday morning.
| A large crowd visited Clufss
ranch last Sunday.
| d. B. Mccall went to San Carlos
last Monday night.
| Mrs. z. C. Prina returned from
the mountains last Sunday.
1t has not rained for several davs
and trains are running regularly.
Austin Evans and family return.
ed from a visit to Utah last We'd
nesday.
After several months absence
Tom Rining returned to Stafford on
Saturday last.
Miss Elsie Foster gave a pleas.
ant social party to number of
lyoung friends at her home last
Wednesday evening.
All kinds of harness and saddle
Preparing done on short notice
and at reasonable prices at H. W
Clarks son. IF
The County School Superinten-
dent should follow the law with
regard to teachers who refuse to
attend institutes and revoke their
certificates.
K. Il. Birdno left for Bisbee on
Saturday last in response to tele
gram from W. B. Kelly requesting
him to take position on the
ReUie,C.
The GUARDIAN this week has
been printing an abstract of record
and brief for John MCGOWAN in
the case of Presley D. Notes VS..
the railroad company for damages
sustained by his son.
e. Il. Buss returned from Tomb.
stone last Saturday night. The
Tombstone Prospector is intending to
issue souvenir edition for Cochis
county, for which Mr.. Buss will do
the canvassing aud writing.
The dance given in Todd's hall
last Friday night by Wightman's
orchestra was decided social sue.
cess. The ladies' toilets were very
elaborate. Dancers of Stafford are
highly pleased with the new or
chestra.
Fong do Leung the chinaman
bound over to await the action of
the grand jury last week, for
assaulting Martin Gruble with
deadly weapon, gave bonds late
last Thursday afternoon, w. D.
Wickersham and George jacobson
acting as sureties.
Miss Marjorie Wish entertained
a number Of her friends Monday
evening, in honor of Miss Beulah
Wright. Various games were in
dulged in and about ii o'clock,
refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served, and soon after all de-
parted feeling that they had been
royalty entertained.
On Sunday last Harley Wyant,
in company with some other boys
went to the Madsen livery stables,
A dog was lying near one of the
buggies, apparently asleep. When
the boys got near the buggy the
dog attacked Harley. 1t grabbed
him by the calf of the leg and tore
the flesh open about four inches
in length. One of Mr.. Madsen's
little boys beat the dog off with a
monkey wrench. Drs. Wish and
Platt attended the wounded boy.
T. was necessary to place him un-
don tho influence ofchloroform and
~ - -, al stitches in the wound.
Harley M saws ae thinks ne must
have stepped on The dogs tail;
which caused him " MAKE tne
attack.
A sherifPs sale at SoloNonville
last Saturday was the result of
quite prominent law suit.
John Raper sued and got
Judgment against Francisco Bal
derama. Balderama's land was
advertised for sale but on the day
of sale the defense got ont an in
junction and stopped ln s,.lc.
VIM. Tciter Went on ~ Jond.
Several weeks later aaothc
sheriff's sale was published includ-
ing the Mexican's land and also
some of Mr.. Telfer's. At the sale
only the Mexican's land was sold,
but as the money was not paid
another sale was ordered. Last
Saturday both pieces of land were
sold. 1t is thought that the case
will be settled and the land re-
deemed.