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Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
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NURSERY STOCK.
Charles Black of New Jersey Sees N,
EVIL I'm Fumigation.

Charles Black of New Jersey Sees Nc
EVIL Pm Fumigation.
l can fully indorse Professor Phil
lips experience of fumlgation of nurs
cry stock. have practiced it for sew
eral years and have yet to see any evi
results from It when properly done
says Charles Black, one of New Jer
sey's successful fruit growers, in Rura
New Yorker. OF course I would moi
deny that injury might result from ar
overdose or when trees were too i'm,
mature, but under reasonable coadi
tions my long experience satisfies me
that It is both safe and reliable.
I have large violet house 1s by 2GC
which has been fumigated many time.
without any apparent injury. Still,
am aware we could kill all the plants
IN the house Just as easily as a physi
clan could kill patient with an over.
dose.
I am aware many contend that trees
are injured by 1t whenever there ls
something wrong. have grown and
handled trees for the past forty-five
years, long before hydrocyanlc gas was
thought Of, and have seen many fail
ures, but they now are all set against
fumigatlon.
If our legislatures would do away
with all Of our inspection laws, many
Of which are unwise and foolish, and
enforce fumigation under the direction
of our entomologist every one concern
ed would be benefited. 1t is not only a
safeguard against San Jose scale, but
many other insect enemies now over
looked-among them the black aphis
on the peach and the woolly aphis on
the apple.
Tho man who wants his trees with
out fumigatlon ought to be compelled
to mako and apply lime, salt and sui
phur until he was willing to take q
dose of gas to end his misery.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
Forest Fire Protection.

During the past year the bureau OF
forestry has made special study OF
slash burning and Of forest fire protec'
ton In general on private land in Cali
fornia. The idea has hitherto prevail
ed that in order to burn slash success
fully the tops must be Topped and the
limbs and other debris piled. This has
made the process too expensive for
general adoption. Experiments arc
now being made to prove the feasibill.
ty Of burning the slash as it lies. 1t Is
thought that by selecting favorable
weather conditions and burning in
small blocks CT broad lines the fire can
be easily controlled. Promising clumps
of young growth and seed trees will be
protected by clearing around them be-
fore the fires are started. Under no
condition should there be indlscrimi.
nate firing Of slash, regardless Of meth
cd and without competent supervision.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
viii Introduce
Sfafeh00dHiII

Washington, Dec 23.-(Spec'al,
Though he has little or no hope Of
success, Delegate Mark Smith of
Arizona is now preparing and will
introduce after the holidays a bill
for the admission of Arizona to
statehood. "From the inner cir,
cles," said Smith today, 81 learn
that President Roosevelt is not
doing or trying to do anything for
statehood. fhe should try half as
hard to help us in the Goth con,
gress as he tried to hurt us in the
59th, we could pass the statehood
bill this session. The silence in
his message was enough to show
everybody that no aid from him
could be expected. He was far
from silent on the statehood ques.
tion in his message TO the 59th
congress. Beveridge is as strong
as ever against the territories, and
to my mind that shows how the
president stands on the proposi
tion. | have not yet introduced
the bill for the admission of my
territory to stateh ood, but viii! do
so as soon as congress meets in
January. l will push the matter
as hard az / can, and put our op.
ponents, who speak for the presi-
dent in all things, on record If |
possibly can"
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03

by the business men of Stafford
and 1T is to be hoped that some
enterprising citizen will lead out
in the matter. The expense of es
tablishlng tank and gasoline or
some similar power, would be
very small comparatively, and the
tank could be established at some
convenient point where the best
water available could be secured
through deep artesian we'll We
believe such tank would be
found vast convenience in many
ways.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03

branch as taken from bush on the eI.
perimental station grounds at South
Haven, Mich, says e. L. Keasey In
American Agriculturist.
1t should be remembered that this
is one Of the English varieties and that
1t Is not as yet thoroughly acclimated.
1t seems to lack a little In hardness and
Is also more susceptible to mildew
than our American sorts, but Superln.
tendent T. A. Farrand OF the station
feels confident that time. close atten-
ton to culture and soil and liberal ap-
pllcation Of bordeaux mixture will give
b the owner Of patch Of Chautau-
qua gooseberrles rich reward for his
labors.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
STRAY PETALS

The carnations may now be rooted.
The begonia is one Of the cleanest
growing plants in cultivation.
Short jointed growths three or four
inches long from around the base Of
carnation plants make good cuttings.
Burbank's new dahlias will, it is
said, be offered to the trade the COM
ing spring.
The proposed national flower show is
to be deferred to 1907 in order to give
ample time for preparation.
A new Christmas lily has been intro
duced from the Philippine Islands
which, 1t is declared, is also destined to
revolutionize the Easter lily business.
The blooms are scented, pure white, Of
the Longl6orum type and eight to
twelve inches In length.
Crimson ramblers for Easter bloom
Ing should now be breaking freely, and
they like a night temperature OF 65 do
grees.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03

State of MichiganC 90
County of Wayne,5
Before me. Notary Public in and for said
County of Wayne, State of Michigan, on this
day personally appeared George +, Schefler.
VIM. c. Rohns, Delos ID. Jayne. and Jonathen
A. Zahn, known to me to be the persons who
subscribed the foregoing instruments, and
severally acknowledged to me that they exc.
cuted the same for the purposes and cOnsidera'
ton therein expressed.
Given under my hand aud seal Of office this
Goth day of October A. d. 1907
FRED i. 0BENAuER, Notary Public,
Wayne County, Michigan.
FIRED =. Obenauer Notary Seal
My commission expires the 7th day OF June,
1907.
state of Michigan, ss
County of MaComb,J
Before me, a Notary Public in and for said
County of Macomb, state of Michigan, on this
day personally appeared John Meyer, known
to me to be the person who subscribed the
foregoing instrument, and severaily ncknow-
edged to me that he executed the same for the
purposes and considerations therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of office, this
18th day of October, A. ID. 1907.
LYNN NJ. JOHNSTON, Notary Public,
MacOmb County, Michigan
lynn M. Johnston, Notary Seall
Ny commission expires the llth day of No
yember, 1909.
Filed and recorded at the request of ]. A,
Zshn, Nov. 70, 1907, at Q a. m.
Nit SIMMS, County Recorder.
BY l., SIMMs, Deputy Recorder.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
A NEEDED INSTITUTION

There is some talk among our
merchants of establishing a large
water tank in the central part of
the town, as has been done in a
number Of other Arizona commun
tiles. In Naco, the business men
united and built large steel tank
in the central part of town and
established power to keep it full,
and the town was thereafter never
without q plentiful supply of water
for all public purposes. The main
street of the town is sprinkled
whenever necessary, to the delight
Of the merchants, and the water is
always available for fires, water
ing horses, etc, and citizens in
some Of the towns even have the
water piped to their bouses from
the public tank, paying a reason
able amount therefor, and thus
making it pos sible to return a
good dividend to the stockholders
in the enterprise. This is an ex.
ample that might we'll be followed
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
Documents Filed for Record

| Following is a list of the documents filed fol
record at the county seat and compiled by
Abstrsctor Fred Dyssrt:
Il Solomon and wife to George
J Hatch, deed, $4,000; NV IA NV
Ia and pit of sw IA NV IA, sec
"a, tp 7 s, 26 Q, SO acres.
John Evans to Toney G Walter,
ct al, release of bond for perform
ance of lease on ll5 acres in sec
Is, tp S 8, 81 east.
Douglas Lacy & Co file proof of
labor on 4 mines in Greenlee dist
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co to
Jose Morales and wife, release Of
mtg, $500; on NV Ia Sc ! 4 and g
1-2 sw 4, sec 2, tp 1921 east.
Richard r ODonnell to The
Copper Co of Arizona, deed, $40;
IL mines in Copper Mt dist.
Helen E Ketcham to D e Viii
kins and wife, release of mtg, 1854;
e 2 SO IA NV l 4 sec 32, tip 8 s, r
80 east
ID NJ Harvick to W G Duncan
and Will Wooster, deed, $3.50; / 3
of 8 mines in Stanley Butte dist.
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co to
H o Morrison and wife, release of
mtg, $1,000; on part Of lot %. blk
4, HilPs add, Clifton.
Mrs Mary Sullivan to Mrs J A
Billingsley, deed, s4OO; lot %, blk
4, Hil's add, Clifton.
Chas f Thompson and wife to
J W Cline, deed, $4,000; 7,2S acres
in Sc 4 eec II, tp s,r 26 east,
James II Maugum of Pima files
official bond as justice of the peace.
Cbas + Solomon to Chas H Car
rico, deed, 1925; about II acres in
ne Ia sec 20, tp 7 s, r 27 east.
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co to
A NJ and Sallie Turner, release O.,
mtg, $1,000; lot 23, blk 4, Hills
add, Clifton
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co to
A NJ and Sallie Turner, release of
mtg, 5000; on lot II, blk 4, Hills
add, Clifton.
Robert Brock TO John w Stages
and wife, release of mtg, 500; on
lots 3, 4, 8, Z, blk 10, W Clifton.
John W Stages and wife to
Robert Brock, deed, $50; same,
Henry Hill and wife 10 Il John
ston, deed, 500; lot 35Ox350 feet
in Hil's add. Clifton.
L F Vaughn of Duncan files
affidavit for purpose Of registration
as an elector.
A G Peterson is appointed bish.
op of Thatcher Ward, Church Il
ID S.
Mary C Massey Hackett to L F
Vaughn, lease, dwelling in Dun
can for 2 or 4 years,
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co to
Graham County, bond as deposi
tory in sum of slO5,000; George A
Olney aud u G. Pima, sureties.
W J Parks files proof of labor on
mines In Stanley Butte dist.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
FROM THE ANTILLES

Mr.. w. O'ReiIly Forgarty, wbc
is member of the city council at
Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies,
writes as follows: "One bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had
good effect on cough that was
giving me trouble and | think |
should have been more quickly
relieved if | had continued the
remedy. That it was beneficial
and quick in relieving me there is
no doubt and it is my intention to
obtain another bottle" For sale
by Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
WHY SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM

Do you know that rheumatic
pains can be relieved? If you
doubt this just try one application
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
will make rest and sleep possible,
and that certainly means great
deal to any one afflicted with
rheumatism. For sale by Stafford
Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
BAD STOMACH TROUBLE CURED

Having been sick for the past
two years with a. bad stomach
trouble, friend gave me a dose
of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They did me SO
much good that l bought bottle
of them and have used twelve bot,
ties in all. Today 1 am we'll of Il
bad stomach trouble.-Mrs. John
Lowe, Cooper, Maine. These tab,
lets are for sale by the Stafford
Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03

The Observation-Disclosures of
Douglas issued a handsome Christ
mas edition of ffty.two pages, pro-
fusely illustrated, aud giving a
graphic account of the wonderful
progress of that great mining
ppnter
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
For Sale

Two blocks, Nos. % and %
known as The old Tuttle property
east of the property occupied By
Mr.. Ellis, Stafford. Price 800
Apply to THos. M. HUGHES, care
of the Shannon Copper Co., Cliff,
ton, Arizona. ,23-3m
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03

The Christmas issue of the Salt
Lake Deseret News comprises over
100 pages, and is a marvel of the
printing art, Half tones Sn colors
abound throughout the paper, and
it splendidly mirrors the prosper,
ity enjoyed by the inter mountain
of
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
THE PRICE OF PEACE

The terrible itching and smart
ing, incident to certain skin dis
eases, Is almost instantly allayed
by Cbambertain's Salve. Price,
25 cents. For sale by Stafford
Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
Territory of Arizona,l
County of Grahaml 60

|, Nit Simms, County Recorder in and for
the County of Graham, Territory of Arizona,
do hereby certify that the within and foregoing
is a true iull and correct copy of the within
mentioned Articles of InCorpuratiuns as the
same appears of record in the office of the
County Recorder, and further certify that the
same Is recorded in Book at pag l56 and
l67 of Interpretations.
IN witness whereof, | have hereunto set my
hand ahG9atlixed my official seal, this 3Oth day
of November, A. u. 1907
(SeaD NIT SIMMs,
County Re~prder In ard fer Graham County,
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
CHAUTAUQUA GOOSEBERRY
Noted For Great Sise and Abundan
Bearlng Qualities.

The Chautauqua gooseberry is be.
coming far famed from its great size
and abundant benringQualities. Strang
as it may seem there are but few wh>
have made success OF Its culture.
The accompanying Illustration shows II
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
The Southern Pacific RV.

of cegraphy established operated by the Southern
Pacific Company Los about October
for the purpose providing telegraph operators for its service
rcans will be admitted he understanding that they will
cep positions Compays employ which will all
who satisfactorily complete the of instruction Salaries paid
from sos s9 month according
ability and the service The profession, if pursued
dusously and ably affords excellent stepping orepons
bic and remuneraive positions IN railroad service
The study will comprise all of the study necessary
practical teegraphc education will, in addition, ocude study
accounts tickets etc. order students
agency which, many instances is less part of
the operators qualify them for future promotion to
the position of station
special feature the will be the by all students of
he Companys which will materially aid in acquiring
practical knowledge Of the art,
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03

Tho company reserves the right TO vary
without tottce.
Trains os II and IL will carry passengers.
No other reight trains wi carry passenger s7s
Nos ! md 10 make eose connection at Bowie
With SO hern Pacific trains Tor both East and
vest and at Ilobe with stage lines to Payson ,
'pper Sat River Va ey Riverside. Tonto bss
and Raw mine
teIsgraDh stations Flag stations, "na'
cents.
rB-rbe Pacific standard Time ts ono
hour slower than Mountain Time
EPES RASDoLPH, e. G. MALbARn
PRESIDENT. SupeIintenden
TRAINS At ROWE
The following is the new schedule " pass en-
ger trains at Bowie station;
west-No. ., eos p. m. No. s, lo:Sb =, m No.
S:SS p, m.
,East-No. $, 1922 p. m,; No 4, $50 am. No
10 lO:ii
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
First publication Nov. 10Th
Notice For Publication. -
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTRN

LAND OFFICE AT PHoESIyrs..
Now 20,-L
Notice is hereby given that William X
ham of Thatcher has filed notice Of his :
ton TO make final commuted proof IN suf
OF his claim. viz. Homestead Entry Nos
made January l6, 1906. for the SE Y SW u, ~
Z SE X Section IL, township ! s, range ~
east and that said proof VIII be made before
Albert 1. Cotton, U. \. Commissioner, at
Stafford, Arizona, on January 2, 1905
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation 4
oG the land via:
Edward G. Phillips, John Daley, Thomast
Naylur, all of Thatcher, Arizona, and John z.
Birdno, of Sahord Arizona
LYsAS W wAKEN9<(sr
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
HHnDY 10th rHfrr,

moth destroyer and disinfectant. Placecs
under carpets or in the folds of furs and clot>~
ing it drives away moths and worry. Twelfs
sheets in packet, carriage prepaid 10 cent?
six packets, so cents, ifdruggist does not have
MadIgan Powder Works, Selection ss5,
Clarksville. Iowa
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
RATES OF LnaAL ADVERTISING.

The fsliewiny scale Of prices has been 40
opted by the GUARDIAN on legal advertising;
patsnt mining notices, per inch uoin-
ssrtions) o w
Articles OF Incorporation (einsertlonS
per inch. w
Notice to creditors and similar notices
from the Probate Court, per notice. .,".."'7 %
Land Proofs. ...'.''''''''''''' ''''iV w
Notice Of Forfeiture ..............,....'''le W
Contest Notice.. ....... ...........'' 10 "
AL other legal advertising, per inch,
sach insertion. .... .....,.. .....'.'''l 'l"u
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03
RATES OF TUITION. y

employees their lives n the companys service free
Sons of employees of the company $500 month
All So month
The value of the tuition will refunded been
in the company's employ year.
Applicants be equipped with common school education
physically it, between the of Is and 25
desiring admIttauce wishing further Inflammation viii
apply Mr. g. of Telegraph San Francisco
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
ORGANIZES AT SYRINGE ED

The democratic committee in ses
sion at Springfield H. elected Tire
following officers; Chairman Cha les
Boeschenstein, Edwardsyille first
vice chairman, A. W. Charles, Carm5i
second vice chairman Thomas f.
skully Chicago; secretary G T.
Cooke. Aledo; treasurer, Ernest
Hoover. Tayloryille.
All members of the committee were
present, one from each of the twenty
five congressional districts In the
state except j. c. Doyle Of La Sale.
All candidates on the Democratic
state ticket We're present except AdIai
II. Stevenson Of Bloomington, canai-
date for governor, and Ross Hall, can
diiate for attorney general,
The following committee of five
was appointed to arrange for the
Democratic state convention to be
held at Peoria September 8: Joseph
Kelly Chicago; Isaac Craig, Mat
-oon II. N. Wheeler, Quincy; w n.
Jacksonyille Marry Moss,
Paris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
WOULDN'T PAY HIS BILL
Wealthy Pennsylvania Man Arrested
In Cincinnati at nstigation of
Hotel Keeper

Cincinnati Ohio, Aug 26.-TwC
charges stand against the name OF OF
10 Germer, we'll known capitalist or
the boks of the police court of Gin
cinnatL The first is obtaining food
and lodging by false pretense and the
other is disorderIy conduct.
When court opened this morning
Germer, who spent the night in a cell
at the police station, was herded
along with the other prisoners on the
stairway leading to the court room,
He was granted a continuance,
Charles and f. n Roth, of the ST.
Nicholas Hotel. were in police court
10 prosecute the man. but as the case
was continued, they left Detective
Wappenstein says that Germer
whose bill at the st Nicholas is $1,000
has been spending from $60 to 500 a
day.
Otto Germer is a member of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
MORESMUC6LtRS
IN WINDY CITY
ELITE DREsSMAER INVOLVED
SUFFERS NERVOUS COLLAPSE
WHEN EXPOSURE COMES.
$4,000 W0HTH LACE
Alleged to Have Been Brought Into
Country-Mrs. Sarah Greenman
Made Deal With For
eigner

Chicago, August 2G-- Facts were
brought to light today showing that
another Chicago woman had been Ia
the tolls Of the government as a result
OF seizurehy custom officials of $to,-
600 worth of fine lace which had been
Struggled into New York
The woman, Mrs. Sarah Greenma7,
one of the city's fashionable dress
makers, is now in a state of nervous
collapse as a result OF her expert
.ence.
So great is her remorse and WORRY
that she has ben placed In a sanitart-
um at kokomo, Ind.
The misfortune of Mrs Greenman
and the story of her ENHANCEMENT
with the New York Custom officials
became public when one Of her
wealthy patrons went to her establish
ment al IT'S Michigan avenue and
asked 10 see her, She was at first
told that the dresmaker was visiting
a brother in Kokomo, but it was final,
ly admitted that she was an inmate Of
the sanitarium.
Two We're Convicted.
1t is declared that Mrs. Greenmae.
although not attempting to sm0ggle
goods from Paris herself, dealt
a man named A. +. Montana,
who pleaded guilty to the charge of
last January and was sent
to Jail for one year. Miss Jane Holly
was also convicted at the same time
Of being his accessory.
The seizure Of the goods belonging
to Mrs Greenmau furnished the eyi-
1enee afaiast the couple, The sus
picions of the officials were first
aroused when several trunks we're
brought over on the La Providence
from Paris by Mrs. l.. E. A. Parker,
a resident Of France Instead of clear
ing at New York, the trunks were bill,
cd to Buffalo
Fillowed there by the customs
agents and opened, Mrs. Greenman'
10000 worth Of goods were discover
I'd. Mrs. Parker on being "sweated'
frankly admitted that she had brought
The goods to this country for Miss
Holly, an agent from Montana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
sMuGGLED FOR BROTHER.
Mrs. Chadbourne Wanted Goods for
New Home.

new Rome.
Chicago, Aug. 2G.-Federal officials
are still at work on the theory that
the $4,000 worth of art goods, recent
~ seized by the customs officials as
struggled goods, were the exclusive
property of Mrs. Chadbourne, daugh
ter OF Richard T. Crane.
It is declared that evidence has
been received by Collector Ames
which establishes the ownership of
the gods absolutely and that it is
known tat Mrs. Jack" Gardner of
Boscton implicated with Mrs. Chad.
bourne had nothing to do with i'm
porting the relies. Information has
also ben received by the collectors Of
customs that Mrs Chadbourne pur-
chased the goods from Mrs Gardner
in Paris and brought them to this
country to give to her brother, Rich
ard ]. Crane, Jr., VINO is building i
$4,000 home on Lake Shore drive.
The new Crane mansion is to be
with art works costing hun
dreds Of thousands Of dollars. 1t IL
believed by the Federal officials that
Mrs Chadbourue wished to make her
brother a present Of the goods. secur.
cd from Mrs. Gardner
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27

paid one weeks board for 1t and
ave no money to pay another | have
nowhere TO go aud thought best to
Give il TO the tather. The baby is
swentyfcu days old. It's name is
Gladys Grace Hutchersom The father
S John n Hutcherson and the mother
is Cora Thompson. | love the baby
and would keep ii hut have no home
f.? IT, What wac ! to do? John would
not help me, but still he would go
To that place and talk Of the Bible
and then go right out and live with
a woman without Icing married to
her
THE baby is left by It's mother,
Cora Thompson, for its father, John
n. HGtehersen.
CORA THOMPSON?
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
MAJORITY FOR BRYAN
viii be Given by States West of the
Mssissi pp--Congress SuIzer
Tells of Conditions.

New York. Aug Go Congressman
Suizer, of New York, who returned
today from an extended campaign
campaign trip through the intermoun-
tain and Pacific coast states, in an in
teryiew tonight expressed the opinion
that Bryan would carry a majority Of
the states west Of the Mississippi riy-
err. The battle ground. he said, is 60
ing 10 be New York and the corn
lands OF the middle west.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
JUDGES DECISIONS.

Charity organizations uncover a null
titude of sinners
4 woman who can talk on 4 hundred
different subjects generally does.
No reed for Won 70 keep a dog in
the country if all your neighbors have
che.
Some PEOPLE tell everything they
know. but this doesn't mean they talk
too much.
You may be proud # your ancestry.
but how would your ancestry feel
about you7
The wicked prefer darkness to light
That accounts for so much hardness
ia the morning Judge
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
.s,sss.ssessessssssssssses
!: NEWS OF THE RIVERS :
ssssssssss.sss.sssss.sssss

The river marked 14.2 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall of 0.5 Of foot in "A hours.
The City Of Saltilo from st. Louis
passed TO the Tennessee river yester-
day morning, with every state room
taken.
The Stacker Lee was in port from
Memphis bound for st. Louis.
The George Gardner went south
with an empty barge.
The Liberty with fair state of
freight cleared for New Madrid at II
a. m,
The Peters Lee came out firm ST.
Louis at II a. m. and pulled out for