Graham guardian., 1915-03-19
SULLY'S COLUMN
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The Stafford Chamber of Commerce
will some day have the support of every
man. woman and child in Stafford, and
it is not to be wondered at when you
think of the difference it makes in a
town, to have a good live body of pub
lie men always thinking and working
on some new plan that will boost the
town and help us to grow.
The highest paid men in Stafford are
members and active in the affairs OF
the Stafford Chamber of Commerce.
The best brains we have here are work
ing for our good, and if a man is good
enough to manage a nusiness at a big
salary for a corporation, then it is only
fair to presume that his advise isworth
something to us.
The sociability run to Klondyke
was a big success in everv way.
Those who made the trip will not
forget the kindness and hospitality
of the management of the Grand Reef
mine and citizens of the Aravalpa
valley, who were always busy looking
out for our comfort and seeing that no
one was overlooked. There are quite a
few of our boys who are never at loss
in dance hall, and it is to their credit
that the fair sex does not develop into
wall flowers at any dance the Stafford
Chamber of Commerce attends.
The new shelves that were installed
in the office of the Chamber of Com
merce, 20 hold the exhibit of fruit and
other products of the Gila valley, have
been stained dark mahogany and add
to the general attractiveness of the
office, besides providing a back ground
for the display that shows up the glass
Jars to good advantage. j. M. Wilson,
manager of the Olney Hardware Co.,
furnished the staining and supervised
the work.
The material for handsome booklet
is now in the hands of the printer and
will be printed at an early date. The
booklet will contain complete write-up
on Stafford and vicinity, with halI-tone
illustrations that will show the outside
world what kind of land and homes we
have here.
The Chamber of Commerce has re-
ceived a letter from Pasadena, Cal. Il,
: asking for information regarding the
Angora goat industry. AS the Sec
retary has very little information about
this industry, he would appreciate it if
some one would write him full particu-
lars.
The secretary, Joe Sullivan, has an
inquiry for hives of bees and baby
chicks from party in Clio who will
pay cash for an unlimited amount of
both. Any rancher having the above
for sale, should get in touch with the
Chamber of Commerce Office immedi-
ately.
The Chamber of Commerce office was
visited by large number of the men,
bers of the Woman's club the past
week, and they were agreeably sur
prised at the progress the Chamber of
Commerce is making. The membership
book was inspected and Tire method of
handling correspondence was explained
in detail, and a hearty invitation was
extended to them by the sec ,etary to
take advantage If the Office and its ap-
pointments at any and all times.
Superintenden Williams, of the Ari-
zona Eastern r. R., promised Secretary
Joe Sullivan his hearty support in
everything, ard on his return to Globe,
would send complete reports on hay,
grain and livestock shipments out of
the Gila valley and Stafford in particu-
lar, so that we may include these re-
ports in our booklet, which is now in
the hands of the printer.