Graham guardian., 1907-08-16
Local News

Hooks saloon. lift
Try an egg and beer at Tom
Hooks saloon. lift
Finest cigars, tobaccos, and
fresh candies at "The Palms"
Miss Madge Dowdle has been
quite i'll the past few days,
FOR SALE-All my household
goods. H. M. JErER. 23-tf
+. kirkpatrick and family re-
moved to Fort Thomas Monday,
where they will open restaurant.
Mr.. Webster of the telephone
company was in town from Globe
Sunday on business.
wANTED-A n house. Apply at
this office. X
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Brooking of
Ft. Thomas were in Stafford FRI
day on trip combining business
and pleasure.
Go to "The Palms" Saturday
and order your Sunday water.
melon and it will be put on ice
free of charge. 2l-tf
What makes our driving horse
sleek and fast. He takes plenty
of sherry wine at the Palace sa.
loon. Uams q Branch. 23 If
Postmistress Mash bir is back at
the postoffice again, feeling much
improved after her two weeks
stay in the mountains.
A wreck occurred on the Gila
Valley road last Sunday, near Rice,
heavy freight going into the
ditch, No one was injured, but
traffic was delayed several hours.
On Friday last Ed Ruston and
wife of Artesia were the recipients
of a present in the character of a
bright little babe of the masculine
gender. All are doing well.
Found "A sum of money. The
owner can have same by descrlb-
ing same and paying for this no
tice. Apply to Mrs. J. N. Hey.
wood, Thatcher, Arizona. IF
Henry Dial was cited to appear
before Judge Fonda Friday on the
charge Of flooding property ad-
joining his land. The court adjudged
him guilty and decreed fine of
twenty five dollars.
Messrs. Chris Madsen, Henry
Dial and Alonzo Bingham left for
trip to Black river Monday.
They went well supplied with pro-
visions and intend to have good
time if there is one to be had.
Miss Kate Hunter arrived home
from Los Angeles last Monday
evening, She reports that her
sister, Miss Lee Hunter, is still
very i'll and that her recovery Of
her health is very slow. Judge
and Mrs. Hunter are still in Los
Angeles
Wilbur Uams has two mules that
can beat the world at jumping.
They can clear a slX-foot fence like
a hunters horse. Wilbur says
ttheir agility is due to the fact that
be gives them plenty of good
whisky from the Palace saloon.
23tf
Newt, Robinson, the well known
Layton agriculturist, is installing
fine new pumping plant on his
property. 1t will have capacity
Of 1900 to 1900 gallons per hour,
large supply of excellent water
being found at forty feet depth.
The pump will be driven by 2,
horse power Chapman engine. All
the ma chinery was purchased
through the local agency of Will
liam Kirkland.
d. T. Hooks and w. W. Collier
were passengers to Black river on
Monday in stage all their own,
and they went prepared for big
and little game and fish as far as
the law allows. They also took Il
reasonable quantity of provisions
and refreshments, so as not to be
wholly dependent upon their skill
as huntsmen and fishermen, al
though both are famous with rod
and trigger, When they will re
turn no man knoweth, but it will
probably be during the first moon.
Philip Rapier, an older brother
of Bluford Rapler, the young man
recently arrested at Globe, was
convicted of the crime of forging
checks belonging to the govern.
ment some time ago, and is now
serving a sentence IN the penitent-
iary for the offence. A woman
who was with him when the
checks were issued was also con-
victed of completely in the crime
and is undergoing Imprisonment
The friends of Bluford in this val
ley state that they are quite posi-
tive he was not with Philip when
the forgeries were committed,
and that they are therefore con.
fident he can prove an alibi. When
arrested, Bluford was employed IN
an important position in the Old
Dominion store at Globe.