Graham guardian., 1903-10-23
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


Eugene Caruthers left on Thurs
day last for the Imperial country
on business trip.
P. p Greer. cashier of the First
National Bank, Of Clifton, came TO
Stafford last Friday and remained
several days.
There is T ear in the GUARDIAN
Office raised in the Caruthers or
chard at Thatcher that weighs a
pound and thrce-quarters.
Sherman Stewart came down
from Duncan on Friday last. He
was accompanied home by his
wife on MOI day. Mrs. Stewart
has been here several days visiting
with the family of W. r. Waddill.
A complete line of furniture,
carpets, rugs, mating, oilcloth,
wall paper and picture frames.
Call and see our goods and get our
prices, Gila Valley Furniture Co.
IF
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rollins left
for Old Mexico last Monday.
They will spend several weeks in
Mexico and then go to California,
where they will spend the balance
of the winter. In the spring they
will go to Alaska.
The cou ty treasurer has an
thorized the Bank ofSafford to re-
ceive money for taxes and issue
receipts for same. You can either
pay the money in person or mail
it 20 the bank. Take your card.
showing the amount due with you.
The artesian belt is becoming
famous for the garden truck raised
there. Chas Angle left some string
beans at this office the other day
that were as fine as any in the
world. They were raised almost
at the head of the cienega.
W Thomas, one of Clifton's
business men, spent about ten days
in Solomonville as witness. Mr..
Thomas has moved his family for
the winter to Alamogordo, N. NJ,
so that daughter will be able
to attend high school. He still re-
tains his residence in Clifton.
Arturo NJ. Elias was a visitor in
Stafford last Monday, accompanied
by his consin. Ernesto Malvido, of
the city of Mexico. Mr. Malvido
is at the head Of a large piano
stablish'nent in the city of Mexi-
60, and is on his way to Chicago,
Philadelphia, New York and Ha-
vana on business conhected with
his house.
Dir L. E. Wightman left on
day for Morales, Sonora, a short
distance south of Douglas, to at
tend his sister, Mrs. NJ. ]. Curtis,
who is SICK with typhoid fever
Mrs Wightman preceded her hus-
band to Morales last week and q
letter received rom her states that
Mrs. Curtis was improving.-Globe
Belt.
N Robinson who has been
filling Cashier 5. F. Sullenberger's
place in the FIRST National Bank of
Globe for the past several weeks,
expects to leave Saturday to attend
the bankers convention at San
San Francisco. Mr.. Sullenberger
who has been with his family in
Texas also expects to go to the
convention and will meet Mr.. Rob-
Inson at Bowie. Globe Belt.
There are number of business
men in Stafford who patronize tele-
phone poles exclusively with their
advertising If the people would
only take the time to stop and in
spect the poles it would be great
favor to the aforesaid economical
(?) business men. But uniortun-
ately for them the public reads the
newspapers instead of telephone
poles
Over in Cochise county the dis
trict attorney died a short time
ago. As soon as he was dead at
torneys began to bestir themselves
for an appointment. The super
visors received three applications,
those of D. l. Cunningham, At
torney Merritt and John McGowan.
When the matter was heard by the
board, it was discovered that
neither applicant was eligible, as
they were not qualified electors of
that county Mr.. Cunningham was
appointed special attorney for the
county until district attorney is
appointed.
]. II. Jones, prominent Blue
river rancher, and also l.. G. Cook
of the Blue liver country, were in
Clifton this week. Mr.. Jones re.
ports excellent rains throughout
the entire northern portion of the
country, and says that cattle are in
prime condition Mr.. Cook re-
Gently killed large bear with one
shot from 80 winchester which
stnnds without parallel in that