Graham guardian., 1903-11-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

left for Globe on Saturday.
On Saturday last Mrs. Edwin
Moody, of Thatcher, gave birth TO
a daughter
On S nday last the one-year-old
daughter of NJ and Mrs. Alvin
Warner died Of dysentery.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. AlIbritton
came over 10 Stafford from the
Aravaipa on Saturday last, return
ing Monday.
Governor Brodie has issued
proclamation for the opening of
reform school at Benson on De-
cember ist.
Newt. Robinson returned on
Friday last from San Francisco,
where he had been attending the
bankers asso iation.
The members of the militia COM
pany of this county are preparing
to give graad military ball at
Thatcher in about three weeks
The office of the Stafford Lumber
Co., has been repainted, which inn
rroves its appearance very much.
There are other buildings in town
that like treatment would also i'm
prove.
Miss Lou Young of near Shiloh
died last Thursday night of typhoid
fever She was very excellent
and very popular young lady.
Two others Of the same family are
sick with the same disease.
Baylor Shannon has been here
this week securing pastures and
buying hay for cattle during the
winter, for his Clifton meat market
Mr.. Shannon pastures large num-
Der of cattle in the valley each
winter.
W. B. Thompson and Ben Craw-
ford passed through Stafford last
Friday en- route to the coal fields,
accompanied by John Parks and
John Blake. They went down to
make an examination Of mining
property there They returned
on Monday.
There is a barber in Holbrook,
Arizona. who believes in advertis-
ing His cIrd il the HoL5rook Argus
reads as follows: Facial Upholster
and Designer Of Features, Whisk-
ers Trimmed in all Languages.
Automatic II ,ir Cut aud Hydraulic
Shampoo. HDsoital in connection.
No Extra Charge for Ambulance.
Gas, Chloroform or Ether.
The Hplloween social given in
Todd's hal last Friday night by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist chlrch was a delightful
affair and breatly enjoyed by those
present. The ladies who had the
alfrir in charge had decorated the
hall beautifully and the program
prepared was very entertaining.
Some people say the horse race
on Saturday was dandy and we'll
worth seeing, while others say Just
the opposite Those who praise
it are the fellows who won, those
who do not are those who lost. A
large crowd witnessed the race and
c nsiderable money changed hands.
The Frye horse won by about 80
feet.
From the Benson Press we learn
that the smelter being erected
there is nearing completion and
expects TO blow in soon. 1t is
stated that they have ore enough
promised to keep them steadily
rum ng And we would add, that
if the parties conducting the bust
ness will win the confidence of the
miners by fair dealing and moder-
ate charges it will be a success
Miner and SO 'knIn.
President ]. N. Porter of the
First National Bank of Globe re-
ceived telegram on Tuesday from
). f. Sullenberger and j. n. Rob-
inson delegates to the bankers
convention 10 San Francisco, in
forming him of his election as vice.
president for Arizona, of the Am
eaican Blnkers' association. The
honor is worthily bestowed,
Mr.. Porter being one of the
most successful and influential
bankers in the souihwest.-Slrer
Belt.
D. w. French, manager of the
Rex Cobra Mining company, OPP
Grating and developing mines in
the Lone Star district, was called
TO New York last Thursday by
telegram fr,m his company and
left here on Friday. 1t is believed
that the development already made
has tau sht the stockholders that
modern machinery must be in
stalled at the mines, which is the
cause of the coming meeting which
MIR. French has been called TO at
tend. Work in the shaft Mr..
French has been sinking will con.
tinue during his absence. The