Graham guardian., 1904-05-13
Local News.

Attend the deep cut in price sale
at the Cyclone. 1t
Mrs. Oscar FELTON, went to Ft.
Thomas, and thence to Black Rock
Tuesday, for visit to her aunt,
Mrs. @. R. Jackson.
Miss May Ellsworth returned
from Pima Sunday, where she had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
Allen
H. H. Bru disbursing agent for
the government at Globe, for the
works at Tonto. passed through
Stafford Sunday morning.
FOR RENT-Good six-room
adobe house, large cellar, in good
location, inquire of q. G. Prina,
Stafford Arizona. 2t
Baplismal services were held at
the river Sunday, and several
Young people were baptized into
the Baptist church of this place.
Miss Maybell Douglas, teacher
in the Pima schools, is a guest at
the home of Rev. Farr; Miss Doug
las will go from here to Los
Angeles.
| The Cyclone made the $40 price
on hay and are making the lowest
prices on goods. 1t
i Rev. G. Wardlaw left last Tues
day for Sweetwater, Texas, on
business, and from there, he may
go to bis old home in South
Carolina.
Miss Jessie Garner went to Tue
son Saturday. She has spent
several months in Stafford, where
she has made many friends among
our people.
The Stafford Lumber Co. will
sell fancy screen doors at sl75,
each, and pay freight to all valley
points on 2 or more doors. If
Mrs r A. Smith. Sr, OF Layton,
is enjoying visit from her sister,
Mrs. S G. Couch, of Muscogee,
Indian Territory, whom she has
not seen for forty five years. Mrs.
Couch will remain about six weeks.
Quite number of Globe people
: came down Sunday to the base
t ball game at Hot Springs. The
game was between the Globe and
: Solomonville teams, and was wit.
: messed by many people.
D Ranger Oscar FELTON, is at Pheo-
nix this week 10 attendance at
court, and from there will 60 TO
Florence to attend court there,
: aud win then return home. unless
.la.-- -',e.-s< ~. .,ofIsJ4c lie Ter
: !. ritory
e Go to DR.. Belt for all kinds Of
' dental work. 4t
. If the people Of Central are sug-
. iiciently philosophical to build a
9 first class graveled road throush
: their part of the county, why
. should not the people OF thatcher.
!. Pima, Stafford and Solomonville do
= likewise, and have road through
e the most travelled sections Of the
u county, that win be credit and
P benefit to themg
= The Federal Mining company
! commenced Monday to move por-
j tions of its smelter machinery from
= the mines to its smeIter Just across
> the river, preparatory to putting
7 the smciter in operation in short
! time. A car load of piping, ma
= chinerv, repair parts, etc, has
= been ordered from FL Paso Foun-
- dry l. Machine Co., El Paso
I Texas. which is expected to arrive
4 this week.
g The best -four made, at whole
rs sale prices while the car lasts, al
'e the Cyclone. 1t
~ II. o. Clark, a San Francisco
"a mining man is working the Pitts
"a burg placers near Rincon with /
10 new gold washing machine that h'
claims will handle from thirty t
forty tons of dirt. The new
machine consists of a cylinde
three feet long and eighteen inche
in diameter, surrounded by re
volviug screen. There is a hal
A circle bottom containing rife
r. about one-half inch deep and on
Nv inch in width in which the dir
,g drops after passing through th
m. screen. The gravel that falls int
he the rifles is constantly agitated b
m steel fingers or warmers that SEP
arate the gold from the dirt. Th
ed values, it is said, are saved 5
he closely that expert Planners are M
of able to produce any colors fror
nd the tailings.-ERterprlSe,
on Rev, \, N, Shields.