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Graham guardian., 1905-11-17
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location of 2 mines in ella Range

location Of 2 mines in Gila Range
Mts.
Tom Caseas to F II Golden,
deed, $500; l-2 of 6 mines in Rattle
snake district
Benigno Guerra and one file
notice of Lis Pendens VS. A ID
Mclean, ct al, to set aside deed
and Judgment affecting mines.
Mascot Mining %, locates /
mine in Clark mining district.
Il Il Frye and Hal Dorsey To-
cate mine in Gold Hill district.
J f Cleaveland is appointed
agent of Citizens Insurance Co, of
Missouri.
Telesfero Chavez and J 4 Cleav.
land locate | mine in Copper Mt.
district.
Joseph Cluff and wife TO Nathan
Coombs, deed, $3.50; about 2 acres
in ne Ia, sec 33, Up 8 s, r 25 east.
Nathan Coombs and wife TO l. A
A dams, deed, s20D; same.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17
Knew It Was BssAe.

Ed. Phillips is responsible for
the following story on Will Beebe.
They both spent some time in Salt
Lake last month. After arriving
in the city Mr.. Beebe saw load
Of baled alfalfa and climbed up on
it to ascertain whether or not it
was the same product as that which
he raises here. While sitting there
and imagining he was again in his
alfalfa field in the Gila valley Joe
Poulson's little boys passed and
recognized the alfalfa raiser of the
Gila, and Immediately ran home
and told their father that they had
just seen Bill Beebe. Mr.. Poulson
thought the boys were mistaken
and asked them how they knew it
was Mr. Beebe. One of the smallest
ones answered; 81 know it was him
cause | saw him on a load Of baled
hay he had just drove in from
Stafford"
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17
GOVERNOR HUGHES PRAYER

Some curiosity has been felt
oughout Arizona as TO why
Governor Hughes became so
thoroughly a convert to JOINT
statehood, and to relieve the public
mind, the Tucson editor says he
arrived at his conclusion on that
measure through prayer. That he
prayed for hight on the subject and
it was given him.
This reminds us of the negro's
definition Of prayer;
He was once asked if he believed
prayers were answered. "Well
sab" he answered." believes some
prayers is answered, and some
isn't. Now, | remembers years
ago, when things was very scarce
prayed to the Lord to send me
one of Marse Feyton's turkeys,
and prayed and kept on prayin'
but the Lord never took no notice
OF my prayer at all. But just as
soon as / prayed the Lord to be
sent after one, why the prayer was
done answered fore mornin'"
Wonder how Governor Hughes
"axed for light"-Enterprase.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17
Documents Filled For Record.

Following is a list of documents
filed for record at the County seat
and compiled by Abstracter Fred
Dysart:
The Valley Milling Co. files
amended articles of incorpor.
alton increasing capital stock from
$4,000 to 500, 900.
The Valley Milling Co. appoints
VIM. Ellsworth as its agent,
Epes Randolph and one, receiv-
ers of firm of L Zeckendorf & Co.
to Louis zeckendorf deed, $685.;
1910 acres, known as Voeckel
ranch, NV Id, sec IL, tip s s, + 23 e.
Charles s Conway TO + w Hays
power of attorney, general.
James V Parks, sheriff, Becker,
Franz & Co, certificate of sale,
$500; l2 mines in Greenlee dist.
A F Runsteller files amended
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17

AS usual, in off years, The demo
Gratis have swept everything before
them. This is almost invariably
the case, but when it comes to a
presidential election they sudden
ly become republicans, only to re-
turn TO the democratic party two
years later. However, it is com
fort to whip the &. o. p. every
other year.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17

That the GUARDIAN was right in
accusing the papers Of the mining
camps Of using the pardoning Of
TrimbIc as an excuse for demand
ing Governor Kibbey's removal
has been fully proven by the
Morenei Leader in its last editorial
on the subject. Its article was
not only unfair but was also not
true wherein it accuses the GUAR
DIAN Of sanctioning the pardon.
We did nothing Of the kind, but
simply showed where the response
bility for the pardon rests. If the
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17

The first number of the Douglas
Speaker is on our table. IT is q
weekly publication, with w. II.
Dial as editor aud Geo. f. Meeks
manager. 1t has declared that its
policy, politically, will be inde-
pendent, but that it will work for
the advancement of its county in
an endeavor to wrest the control
of government affairs from the
hands of interpretations and place
it in the hands of the people. The
Speaker is bright and newsy and
we'll edited.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17


Otto Rosenthsl and wife TO X
N schade and R Stephens, deed,
$40; lot 4 in Morrison's addition,
Clifton.
Schuyler S Moore. ct al, locate
reservoir site in tip 6 s, r 2l east.
Morrel P Snow 70 Allen AZ
Slinker, deed, $3.50; lots 8 aud 4
blk 8, Smiths addition, Sanord.
7 II Downing 10 Margaret e
and r Z Miason. release Of mtg,
5000; lot II, blk l, Hills add,
Clifton.
Cora b o'Neil, admix. to G v,
q 4 N Ry Co, deed, 500; 8 I.2, 60
Ia Sc Ia, sec "a. tp 1 g, r 28 east,
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17

WHAT does the public care
about the decision of the St. Louis
club that a woman cannot love a
man and art al the same time,
The great question is can she love
two men at the same time and let
neither find out about the other?
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17

Frank G. Frantz, formerly a
resident of Prescott and well
known throughout the territory
has been named as governor Of
Oklahoma territory, to succeed
Governor Ferguson.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17

According TO the Tombstone
Prospector George Kennison was
drowned in the San Pedro river
near Charleston last Saturday
while trying to cross on horse
back. His wife was near him ut
the time he was drowned but could
render no assistance.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17

The appointment of J. L. B.
Alexander to the office Of U. S.
district attorney for Arizona is
one that tie people OF the entire
territory are proud Of
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17

A cheer for JET Davis, uttered
by drunken man at Beaver Creek
on the Kentucky side of the river,
last Friday, resulted in bloody
tragedy, in which three men were
killed and three others wounded.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17

THE Bisbee Revie,c issued finely
cotton up Especial Mining Con-
gress Edition" last Sunday.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-17
Neuralgia Pains

Rheumatism, lum bago and sci
attic pains yield to the penetrating
influence Of Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment.
1t penetrates to the nerves and
hone and being absorbed into the
blood, its healing properties are
conveyed to every part of the
body, and effect some wonderful
cures. Zoe, SOC and Sl.0O.
Sold by Stafford Drug Company,
Stafford; Thatcher Drug Company,
Thatcher, Frank A. Clutf, Pima.
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Ollie Reed yesterday afternoon
shot Jack Wiscarver, inhioting
slight wound, while Wisoarver
was pursuing him for the purpose
of recovering his step daughter,
Clara Cabe, aged II years, with
whom Reed had eloped with al
legged Intention of going to Doug
las to marry,-Bisbeo ReUie,o.
In their final report the Cochise
county grand jury says: We have
examined the evidence in sixty.
two cases, of which we ignored
twenty two and indicted forty.
We have re-submitted the case Of
Charles Coleman, for murder, to
the next grand jury, on account of
principal witnesses being out of
the county.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
ROAST FOR MAYOR,
Atlanta City Council Condemns Ac-
ton of Woodward at Municipal
League Meeting in Toledo,

In strong terms the general coun-
Gil of the city of Atlanta Friday az
teFn0on condemned the conduct Of
Mayor Woodward when he was at
tending the convention Of the League
Of American Municipalities at Te-
lido, Ohio. The resolutions adopted
by the coancil, and which was re-
ported from a committee of the whole
are as follows:
Whereas, Mayor James @, Woo'r
ward attended the League OF Ameri-
can Municipalities, recently held IN
Toledo, in his official capacity and
a. the expense of the city of Atlanta,
Tor the purpose of inviting the con.
vention to hold its next session in
Atlanta; and,
"Whereas, the committee appointed
by the city council to attend the
session of the league has returned
and made it's report to the city coun
Gil and the mayor has also made a
statement TO the council; and,
Whereas, it appears from the press
reports throughout the country and
frSm other reliable sources, that the
mayor, on the floor of the convention,
and during it's deliberations, was in
state Of partial intoxication, and 30
conducted himself while in Toledo as
to bring discredit upon Atlanta and
humiliation to her people; and,
Whereas, by such conduct in his
official capacity he has outraged the
sentiment and spirit of our people
be it, therefore,
Resolved, by the general council
of the city Of Atlanta as follows:
81. That we deplore and condemn
the spectacle made of himself by
the mayor Of Atlanta on August "a
ON the floor Of the convention Of the
League Of American municipalities,
and his conduct during mis- sojourn in
Toledo.
"2. That the condition and conduct
OF Mayor Woodward on the occasion
mentioned are in no wise typical
of Atlanta, but meet with severest
eensure of this body and the strong
est condemnation of our people.
"3. That a copy of this resolution
be sent to the mayor of Toledo, the
officers Of the League of American
Municipalities and, through the Asso-
ciated Press, to the leading journals
throughout the country with the re-
quest that they give the same as
prominent space in their columns as
was given to their reports of the ex-
hibitions made by the mayor Of At
lanta."
Mayor Woodward made statement
before the council, which had many
sensational turns. He denied that he
had acted in any way wrong, but
admitted that he had taken a few
beers" He declared he had done
nothing for which he would apollo
gize, and that If he should go off
and drink soda water somebody would
tell lies On him.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
PRESIDENTS SYMPATHY
Sent to the Brave People Of New Or
leans n Reply to a Telegram
Of Congratuatlon.

Evidencing his deep sympathy with
New Orleans, President Roosevelt
Thursday cent a notable acknowledge
ment to Mayor Martin Behnman Of a
telegram applauding the presidents
service to humanity in restoring peace
between the warning nations in the
far east.
'Nev- Orleans hastens to give ex-
preston to her profound admiration
of your wonderful accomplishment.
1t must proYe a source of lasting
pride to all true hearted Americans
to feel and to know that the whole
civilized world is paying homage to
the cheftain Of our great country
from whose master mind emanated an
achievement in the cause of human.
ity, which will rival any Of the mas
ter strokes which ever have been or
ever will be recorded In history"
The presidents reply follows:
'Oyster Bay, N. Y, August 81
Hon. Martin Behrnan, Mayor New
Orleans: No telegram has touched me
as deeply as the telegram from you
showing that in the midst Of the great
trial New Orleans is SO keenly alive
to all that affects the interests Of
the world and the honor Of our coun-
try. You have given fit expression
to the feelings Of your brave and
gallant people, for only those with
lofty souls can in the midst Of their
own grief find time to think of others.
| trust need not say how deep and
constant my anxiety is for the well
fare of your city and state.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
A new LABOR WAR
Breaks Out in Chicago and
Reaches Acute Stage.
UNION PRINTERS STRIKE
Fight Begun in Attempt to Force Em~
ployers to Acoede to Demands for
the Closed shop and the
EiahtHour Day. 81

The acute stage has been reached
in a new labor war in Chicago. Nine
teen of the larger printing houses
of Chicago were without union com.
positors Thursday evening, the result
OF. series of strikes inaugurated by
Typographical Union No. 16 against
members of the Chicago Typothetae,
the purpose of the strikes being to
compel the typothetae as an organ
i2atlon to accede to demands for the
CLOSED shop" and that eight hours
constitute a days work.
Further strikes are expected in
case other houses undertake to do
work for concerns at which strikes
have been begun as the result CT
the posting of notices of an inten-
ton to inaugurate open shop and
mine hours" where it is claimed con
trary conditions have been tbs rule
Pending such assistance 10 strike
affected firms, the strike leaders pro
nounced the strike complete and De
clared the outcome a matter of en-
durance, spread in Chicago or to
other cities not being contemplated
for the present at least.
Not counting other employees Of
the nineteen printing houses involy-
ed, printers to the number of nearly
500 are interested. The strikers claim
that eight large establishments will
remain neutral, not accepting work
for houses where strikes are in prog
ress, and that in these eight and
elsewhere twenty-five hundred mem
bers Of the union will be at work
and will furnish funds for strike BEN
Gifts.
At the union headquarters it leaked
out that union printers from various
parts of The country are taking adj
vantage Of the offer of Chicago's
strike affected print shops to come to
the city in the guise Of strike break
ers, their travelling expenses paid.
After reaching the city they desert
instanter
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08

session OF the legislature were $685.
100, according to State Treasurer
Park, This is about $4,000 less than
the expenses have been heretofore.
The decrease this year is attributable
to two fae-s. The senate followed the
lead of the house. and cut the ex-
pellses of committees appointed to
visit state institutions down to ac-
tual cost. This involved saving OF
about $1,000 over last year. Last year
despite the fact that the house had
cut down the expenses Of its visiting
committees. the expenses of the Hail
investigating committee had to be
paid, these amounting to about $4,000.
This expense was eliminated this
wear,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
To sne state Of Tenneesee.


Governor Terrell will probably di-
rect Attorney General Hart to bring
suit in the United States supreme
court against she state of Tennessee
and the Tennessee Copper company
TO abate the copper smelters which
are now in operation at Ducktown
and Isabella, Tenn.
According to the special commits
sion designated by the legislature to
make an investigation, great damage
is being done, and has been done by
the fumes from the smelters to prop
erty in Murray, Fannin, Rabun, Gil
mer, Union and Towns counties.
A similar suit was brought two
years ago, but upon the agreement
of the people owning the smelter to
burn the green ore by another pro
cess the suit was withdrawn. The new
process has been in operation for
some time, but according to the spe-
cial commission which made the in
yestigation the new process does not
seem to have helped matters at all.
and conditions are growing worse ey-
cry day. And besides the copper
company is contemplating putting in
four additional furnaces which will
make matters all the worse. The com.
mission went over the whole section
involved This commission was COM
posed of Commissioner of Agriculture
Thomas Hudson, State Chemist ]. M.
McCandless, State Geologist w S.
Yeates, Professor Starnes Of the
Georgia Experiment Station
They have submitted a report to
the governor, portion of which
reads as follows:
I'VE recommend that your excellen-
cy through the attorney general and
in the name Of the state do imme-
diately begin proper legal proceedings
to abate the said nuisance and to ar
rest the damage now being done to
the properly of the citizens and Of
this commonwealth"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
DISCUSS TYPE OF CANAL.

Prominent Engineers Of Europe and
America Meet In Washington.
Eminent engineers Of America and
Europe met in Washington Friday
Epon the call Of President Roosevelt
to investigate apd make recommends
tons as to the type of canal tSIat Is
to connect the waters of the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans.
The recommendations Of the con
sulting engineers will not be final
but will be made to the isthmian CO.
nal commission, which, in turn, will
use it's own judgment in a report to
the president.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
FEVER SITUATION HOPEFUL.

New Cases in New Orleans Sunday
Fell Below the Average.
For the fist time in over a month
the number of new cases of yellow
fever in New Orleans Sunday was
in the twenties. With only three
Deaths compared to SO deaths on Sep
TENDER 3, 1873, the feeling Of conf.
dence that the fever is being wiped
out is growing.
The local situation looks SO bright
now, chat were 1t not for the nests
Of injection in the country, 1t could
be said that the worst was over.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
PoTTER's "sANcTIFIED sALooN.u

Subway Tavern a Failure End is
Changed to Ordinary Saloon.
The subway saloon which was
opened eleven months ago in New
York city with an address by Bishop
Potter and the singing of the doxoI-
gy, has closed its doors as "a "sanct.-
fed saloon It's proprietor will sign
over the place to a man who has con
Quoted the restaurant on the premises.
The new owner will take out the IVA.
ter wagon" sign and after extensive
alterations will run the place as an
ordinary saloon.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
MIKADO THANKFUL
Emperor of JapanlSends Con-
graduation to Roosevelt.
PRAISE FOR PEACEMAKER
Acknowledgment Withheld Until Willy
Jap Ruler Was Absolutely AS
su3ed That Peace Was a
-
I'll Certainty. .rF

President Roosevelt, at Oyster
Bay, received at 12:4O Monday molA
ing from the emperor of Japan warm
thinks for his "dtsinterested and I'm,
remitting efforts in the interest Of
peace and humanity" and an ex-
preston OF the Japanese emperor's
grateful appreciation of the distin-
guished part the president has taken
in the establishment OF peace in the
9ar east.
The cablegram which was received
from the emperor personally follows:
"Tokio, Sept. 8, 19O5.-The PresI,
dent: I have received with gratifica-
tion your message of congratulations
conveyed through our plenipotentia-
ries and thank you warmly for it. To
ycur disinterested and unremitting
efforts in The Interests of peace and
humanity | attach the high value
which is their due and assure you Of
grateful appreciation for the disin-
terested pat you have taken in the
establishment of peace based upon
principles essential to the permanent
welfare and tranquility of the far east.
'QSigned) "MULSHUHITO."
The ca5iegram from the Japanese
emperor puts an end to the rumors
that the emperor was dissatisfied with
the terms finally concluded by his
plenD2otentiaries with those of the
emperor of Russia.
He accords President Roosevelt full
credit fer the Part he took in bring.
ing about peace upon principles es-
sential to Gae permanent welfare and
tranquility Of the far east"
The concluding sentence of the ca
blegram is especially significant. 4,
evidently voices the belief of the Jap
anese emperor that the peace about
to be concluded at Portsmouth were
dictated by the Japanese. emperor
himself and that they could not be
otherwise tnan satisfactory to him
and his advisers.
The delay in responding to the Jap
anese plenipotentiaries was due, it. is
sumised, to the desire of the en-
Peror to be assured that the terms
agreed upon would be incorporated
into a treaty without the probability
of a serious hitch. The assurance, il
is said, vas conveyed to the jap
anese emperor Sunday night upon the
practical conclusion of the draft of
the treaty. The cablegram to President
Roosevelt followed in the natural
course.
From an official source at Ports
mouth the Associat ed Press is inform
ed that the treaty is completed. 1t con
sists of preamble and seventeen ar
ticles, the substance of all of whicn
have been given in the Associated
Press dispatches.
But there we're still differences
about the wording Of the protocol Of
the last sitting, which must be signed
before the treaty itself can be signed.
The plenipotentiaries and attaches
of the two missions seem to be fully
as anxious for the curtain to ring
down On the final act of the drama
as the little colony of newspaper co.,
respondents and summer guests who
are waiting to be lin at the death"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
MAY DgTAIN PEcoNIc MEN

Until Their Story Of Alleged Wreck
Of ship is Investigated.
The two ioen from the Inflated ship
Peconic, which they say sank near
Fernandina, Fla, are still in that city,
and in obedience to orders received
from New York from the vessels
owners, will likely be detained for
several weeks until the truth Of their
story is fully established. No bodies
have yet washed ashore and no wreck
age from the vessel has been seen so
far.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
eAuNT FAMINE IN SPAIN.

All Resources Exhausted and the
Authorities Are In a Quandary.
Heartreniing reports continue 70
reach the provincial authorities from
the outlying famine-stricken districts
Spain The latest reports receives
are from Osuna and Almogia, the re
spectiye mayors of which notify the
authorities that their resources are
exhausted and that they are unable to
further assist the famjshed laeorers
and the women and children, as the
distress is too acute.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
Gainesville Midland Railway.

The right of way from Jefferson to
TIE Clark county line fC- the extern
sion of tho Gainesville Midland rail
way has about all been obtained now
nd it is only a question of a short
tine before the contracts will be let
nd work begun upon this extension
rhe people are looking forward with
Joyful anticipations to the day when
he city will be joined to the Classic
City by bands of s;eel.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
Circular aoa Held UP.

Complaint was brought by the Cen
trail Of Georgia and Southern rail
roads in the superior court at Savan-
nah Thursday against the railroad
commissioners of Georgia to prevent
the enforcement of the rates pro-
mulgated in circular No. 300. Judge
Seabrook, sitting in Judge CAMS alb
sence, issued temporary injunction
against the commission and assigned
October 7 as a tentative date for the
hearing,