Graham guardian., 1901-11-15
Local News.

"' ""Seioh HSAJ TUESDAY.
| WANTED nurse girl for baby
one year old. Apply at The New
I ork Store, Jennings building,
Stafford. II y
| Dan Olney came in from STEMS
Pass last Friday. Dan is always
welcomed by host of friends
when be visits Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Montierth
and Mr.. and Mrs. George GourIev
returned On Friday last from a
Two months visit to Utah and
Idaho.
Sometime between Saturday and
Monday last someone entered E.
M. Curtis tin shop and ransacked
everything, although, so far as
known, nothing was stolen.
About one hundred men are now
employed in the constructor of the
Shannon Copper company's plant.
The work is being pushed with
vigor.-Erd.
Editor and Mrs. Geo. H. Kelly
were visitors in the city from
Solomonvil!e last Monday, taking
advantage of the many bargains
offered by the Stafford merchants.
Deputy Hobbs and Constable
Keppler were out in the hills for
several days looking for Francisco
Gomez, the murderer. They got
pretty close to him but not close
enough to effect his capture.-Era.
Any of our readers wanting
light, highly profitable employ.
ment, should send 15c to the Echo
Novelty Co., Echo, New York, for
one of their Engraved Novelty
Show Card Signs O1x14. Cata-
logue and terms to agents. Ex-
elusive territory given.
Ladies we are pleased to an
nounce that we have secured the
agency for the Celebrated Toilet
Soap, named EudOra, and will
guarantee it to please the most
fastidious. Taylor Cyclone Mer
camille Co., Stafford; Claredgc &
Hunt, Thatcher. 30-3m
A company of cavalry from
Fort Grant camped in Stafford last
Saturday night. On Sunday they
lost number of their horses on
the Cienega. Some of the soldiers
returned here in the afternoon
looking for them. At last ac.
counts they had not found ali of
them.
Waldo Beam, brother-in-law of
Wiley E. Jones, arrived in Stafford
from Illinois last Saturday. Mr..
Beam intends purchasing farm
in the valley and will bring his
family here. Mr.. and Mrs. Beam
were here about four years ago and
became so favorably impressed
with our climate and soil that they
have determined to return.
We are in receipt of a letter
from DR.. Wish, stating that, not
withstanding his physicians ad-
vice to the contrary, he went to
Memphis and started to school.
He only attended few lectures,
however, until he was compelled
to give il up, and may return home
at any time. His trouble was
rheumatism of the heart.
VIM. Kirkland is now engaged
in building automobiles. He has
one now under construction for
DR.. Bremen that is dandy. viii
says he don't know which way it
will go when completed or wheth.
er it will go at all, therefore he has
decided to christen it caught To
Go Bill" The public is invited to
call and examine it before the
initial start is made.
o. M. Allen had narrow escape
from fate similar to that of
George Gray, Monday. He was
on a tall load of hay and lumber
on the Roggenstroh hill when the
grub box started to roll off. In
trying to catch it he fell off of the
upper side, was thrown under the
wheels but managed to hold on TO
the brake rope till be stopped the
wagon. Six inches more would
have caught him.-Ttmes.
An accident occurred in the Pea
body mine at Johnson Tuesday
night, about 10 O'clock, wherein a
Mexican by the name of Francisco
Valenzuela was instantly killed.
A coroner's inquest was held We'd
nesday over the remains. 1t de-
veloped in the evidence that he had
found an unexploded hole and he
attempted to drill it out resulting
in an explosion with the results
before mentioned-Range Ne,oS.
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