Graham guardian., 1902-12-12
Local News.

Mute Robinson has returned to
Clifton where he has resumed his
duties as assistant cashier in the
First National Bank.
All prescriptions carefully filled
at DR.. Warmers drug store, the
leader, next door to Big 6, Thatch.
er. If
On Thursday of last week Oliver
Wendell Holmes was confirmed by
the U. S. Senate to succeed the late
Justice Gray as a member Of the
bench ofthe United States supreme
court. There was no opposition.
B. B. Adams was in Stafford
last Monday rustling for those
who are not carrying life insurance.
Mr.. Adams is one Of the most sue
cessful insurance men who ever
wrote policies in this part of the
country.
A New York dispatch says that
the Green Consolidated Copper
company, of Cananea, has declared
dividend on the entire capital
stock. The dividend declared will
amount to Sl44,000. This is the
third dividend the company has
paid since May, 1901.
When completed, the Nicaragua
canal it will be 10 miles long.
121 miles will traverse two rivers
and lake. % miles will be in
artificial basins and 27 miles will
be actual excavation between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
The attendance at the Methodist
Sunday school last Sunday was
over forty. Now that the danger
from the fever is past the superin-
tendent hopes the parents will
bring or send all the children on
next Sunday. The school will
have some kind a Christmas en-.
tertainment for the children.
Mrs. D. Wyant and Mrs. e. NJ.
Breuner have opened dressmak.
ing establishment in rear of DR..
Brenners dental office. They guar
antee perfect fit and moderate
prices. At
So far as the charges in Cochise
county against Burt Alvord are
concerned he is free man, the last
one having been dismissed on mo-
tion of the District Attorney at
Tombstone last week. He must
yet meet the charge in the United
States court of obstructing the
mails. His attorneys are confident
that they can beat this case.
A statement prepared by Assist
ant Commissioner Richards of the
general land Office shows that
6,109,039 acres of land were dis
posed of by the government during
the first quarter of the current
fiscal year, the receipts therefrom
aggregating 2,6l5, ,O29, an increase
of 600,897 acres in area and of
lSl,184,910 in receipts over the first
quarter of the last fiscal year.
After sojourn Of about two
months in Clifton Mr.. NJ G. Tay-
lor returned to Stafford last Friday
night and resumed his duties as
cashier of the Bank of Stafford on
Saturday. On Monday morning
both Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left for
Minnesota and Pennsylvania, where
they will visit with relatives for
the next two months.
Every subscriber to the GUAR.
DIAN who has received a notice
since Sept. lst, for delinquent sub
scription is expected to settle up
promptly. Some of our subscrib-
ers are a number of years behind
and we need the money with which
to continue business. Those who
pay no attention to notices already
received will receive one in a more
emphatic manner before many
weeks pass.
Station Agent q. W Healy was
granted a patent November 25tb,
for a practical and very necessary
inv ention which catches the escap.
ing steam from an ordinary tea
kettle spout and condenses it into
pure soft weter at the rate Of one
quart per hour, that he expects to
have on the market soon at q price
that every family can afford to pay.
Mr.. Healy showed us a cut of his
invention and it is very simple, yet
does its work we'll.