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FRIDAY, SKPTKMBKK 13, 1895.
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix
RAILWAY CO
Time Tnble ISTo. 11.
In KflVct June 1J!, 1805.
Mountain Time is Standard Used.
niiTHAltn. NOIITIIU RI1.
NollNo.S. STATIONS. No. 4 No:
fi.Kta Sl.lp h (1. Ash Fork., r 12 p 740p
7S0 4 OS Kock initio 11 3.) I. 40
8 (0 4 8 . Cedar (Hade 11 30 G 10
H 40 4 M Uel Ilto . 11 00 5 30
V 20 5 10 Jerome Junction 10 40 5 10
10 3.". C (X. " 9 55 4 00
1100 C10 "" U, 9 41 3 10
11 3.'. .Iron Springs. ) 17 2 40
IJ-Op 7 25 8 SO 1 25
$ d fcKUll Valley
7 45 8 10 lOOli
I 20 h02 .Klrtland 7 50 12 10
1 M 8 25 .(Irand View 7 2S 12 15
208 8 40 .. HUHde 7 10 11 55
2 3.1 9 00 .Cottonwood fi 45 11 SO
2 52 1 15 ..Martinez 0 30 11 10
a no 035 . Congress 0 15 10 50
3 47 !50 Harqtia llnlii 5 55 10 10
4 15 10 15 .. li kenbur) 5 30 9 40
4 45 10 40 Vulture 5 05 9 10
noa 10 55 Hot Surlnirs Jnuctlou 4 50 8 no
11 20 lleardle.. 4 22 8 18
ft 60 11 40 Marinette 4 (15 7 55
fi 00 11 47 l'eorla. 3 57 7 45
f. 15 11 55 (Slendale. 3 47 7 25
c. so 12 05a .Alhambra 3 35 7 00
O50i 12 20 nr ihenl. 1 3 20a! 0 45
IjATM ICDI'X'OKIVIj
Tin: Toriitorial bonds luivo bcon
nwarded to W. J. Haves k Co. of
Clovchind, O., at a premium of
A fire broke out in a mine in
in Michigan on tho 7th hist., and
SO men and boys were binned to
death.
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If those people who boliovo that
Arizona is a desert could sec tho
farm, orchard and vinoyaid crops
raised in tho Gila valloy the' would
change their minds.
The people of Sullbrd need only
to work together and for each
other's interests to make this tho
center of population ard tho greatest
biviines (own of tho county.
Tin: Bulhtin suggests that there
ought to be no jealousies in the
valley. There is no jealousy existing
in this part of tho Vnlloy.
Tho towns are working inharmonv
for a common cause,
.
1 The members of the Irrigation
Congress will visit tho Salt river
valloy in a body on tho 22d inst.,
and tho people of Phcnix aro making
pieparation? to entortain them
in grand style.
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There aro no better farms, no
larger crops, no hotter fruit, no
inoio healthful climato, no moio
desirable placo to livo than in Gra-
ham county, in the Gila valley.
Wo have hero tho garden spot of
'Arizona without any question.
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Work is still progressing on tho
Enterprise canal, but tho forco is
not as largo as it should bo. Every
farmer who owns land located
under it should assist in its construction,
and no time should bo
lost, either. Build it, and build it
right, and you have solved tho
water question.
!
Ix Ihc examination of Lemon at
Tuc3on this woek, for the killing
of Thomas-. Shcan a couple of weeks
ago, Mrs. Shcan, tho woman in tho
case, lefused to testify, and was
eent to jail for 24 hours for contempt
of com t, but was afterwards
lelcased on a w.'it of habeas corpus.
HI
The young pcoplo of Safford
should organize a civil government
class and a debatiug society
this winter. Such work as this is
elevating and instructive, and
wany an evening can bo spont
oth pleasantly and profitably, and
there aro those in our midst, well
orscdin civil government, who
would be only too glad to instruct
tho young pcoplo.
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The "5t. Joseph Stake Academy
opened last Monday morning with
an attendance of 50, Thomas K.
Williams, principal, and Miss
tiara h Allred, assistant. This
academy has tho reputation of being
one of the best schools for the
primary and intormediato departments
in tho Territory and deserves
o liberal pntronago. The
school is well appointed and well
fitted with apparatus. Tho
will bn kept on file there.
We have, on different occasions
spoken of the flooded condition ot
mne oi Suftord's streets. Several
of t'ne stieets wero flooded rg.tin
this week so as to render t avel
ior pedestrians almost impossible.
Wc do not want to see anyone get
into trouble, but wish to remind
them that it is tho duty of tho officers
to arrest law brcakors, and it
is just s much of a misdemeanor
to flood the road as it is to shoot
-tip the town. Wo advise those in
tho habit of allowing water to
(aceumulato in the streets to take
?H Warning.
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IRRIGATED REGIONS.
Eveuv thinking man knows that
tho nation's farms aro becoming
exhausted. Tho area on which
crops may bo grown without artificial
irrigation is already pretty
well occupied. Dry farming is a
lottery. Irrigation means maximum
crops year after year, and no
iailures. Tho great empires of
earlier ages havo been founded on
irrigation agricultnro, but Americ
ans have hesitatod and doubted
until a ciowdcd population now
forces them to it, and these pcoplo
who aro now reaping marvelous
profits from small tracts aic bogin
ning to realize hqw much better off
they would havo been a decade ago
if they had known what necessity
has finally taught them.
In the noxt thirty years, 70,000,-000
people must bo located some-
whoie, as tho population doubles
every thirty ycais. Possibly the
farms of the older settled states
may be subdivided and iirigatcd
so making each smaller farm more
valuable than the original one, but
as a rule new people seek now
pastures. Morcovor,agriculture al
ways is a far greater success in an
arid region for within tho limits of
tho water conditions aro favorably
for maximum plant growth. Arid
America embraces 1,000,000,000
acies. Of this vast area it is esti
mated that 100,000,000 acies may
bo irrigated with the available
water supply, and this reclaimablo
area is estimated to bo capable of
sustaining, directly and indirectly,
three times tho present population
of tho Union, or 210,000,000 people
Kansas City Star.
HI
The Guardian did not get the
Bulletin's Eailroad Exemption article
mixed. Hero is what wc snidi
"The Bulletin says tho Majority of
the people aro In favor of exempting
the road," and tho following is
the language of tho Bulletin'. "What
moro ovidenco is needed of tho
fact that tho peoplo of Arizona are
in favor of it?" But perhaps tho
Bulletin don't know that Graham
county is in Arizona. Tho Bulletin
is so very inconsistent in its utter
ances that it is difficult to
min what it is m favor of. In its
issue of August 28d it says it represents
tho masses of Graham Co.,
then in its issue of September Oth
it virtually admits that tho major
ity of tho peoplo of tho county are
in favor of railroad taxation, whilo
it is publishing article after article
against it. Not many weeks ago
it said it was in favor of employing
counsol and paying them out of the
county treasury, in order to test a
law which, if held to bo good,
would save thousands of dollars to
tho tax payers, but now when it
comes to testing this law which, if
held to bo invalid, would assist
in county expenses just as much as
tho other, it says it will protest
against tho tax payers paying out
ono cent to test tho law. Bo con
sistent, Mr. Bulletin, and people
will have moro faith in j'ou.
The Pat says George Christ, of
Xogalcs, Arizona, has formed a
0,000,000 syndicate to irrigate
and reclaim several hundred thousand
acres of so called arid lands in
Arizona. Christ loft to-day for
homo with money enough subscribed
to insuro tho success of tho
woik. The land to be reclaimed
lies in tho valley of the Santa Cruz
river, along tho bouthorn boundary
of Arizona.
An interesting scries of base ball,
thanks to tho nerve and hardihood
of tho Fort Thomas club will be
played in Tucson on Oct. 15, 1G
and 17. Last week Fort Thomas
defeated Globo by a score of 20 to
1, something never heard of before
in base ball history. Such a de
cisive victory swelled the heads of
the bort Thomas boys and without
goin to tho top by degrees, they
challenged Tucson, whoso club has
never lost a scries. The boys understand
though that thoy have
some work cut out for them now.
Fort Thomas is a strong team, perhaps
better than Tucson has ever
faced. It has a good battery and
two players who havo had professional
experience. Star.
Because Turson has never j'et
lost a series of base ball games,
noes that make them invincible?
Someono said Safford had a
band.
B. S. Patterson, of Solomonville,
was in Safford a few hours last
Friday.
The membership roll of tho I. O.-G.
T. now contains members.
TJie lodge has receiveo the
pleasing intelligence from this
Grand Lodge of Arizona that they
have initiated moro members since
ilmir ov'nintinn than anv other
Tho blacksmith shop of Win.
Kirtland is tho sccno oi activity.
Mr. Kirtland says he has all tho
work he can possibly do and trado
is still increasing. Ho is an export
mechanic and deserves all tho patronage
he is receiving.
I have just received my fall and
wintci stock of men's and boy's
ready mado clothing that I will
sell cheap for cash. I havo 100
suits of all styles and patterns.
Como quick and take your choice
at J. T. Owens store, Safford. 8-10
tf.
Tho grist mill of John Blake k
Co. is still running day and night,
Among the numeious enterprises
in our valley winch deserves csnec
ial mention is II. C. Layton's stage
lino running between Ft. Thomas
and Globo. A new change of
horses is had at tho sub agency and
also at Carlos, thus affording fast
time. Mr. Layton takes a special
pnuo in accommodating his pat
rons and those who make tho trin
from Globo to Thomas always
speak in highest praise of his ex
ccllent bystom.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Probate Court, of the County
of Graham, Territory of Arizona.
inthc matter of tho Fstato of G. 11. Kox, de-ceased.
Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned,
administrator of the estate nfc. it. K,v. ilnwit,
ed, to tluiredltorsof, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with tho necessarv utthtn fmir
months after the date of the first publication of
inn 111 me saia aaministrator, at nts res
idence at auoru, uralmin Count), Arizona.
Dated this 6th da) of beptember, 18')o.
HARRY II. FOX,
Administrator oi the estate of (.,. !.
ceueu.
Summons.
In the District Court. ccnml .linllnlnl liutrlpi
Territory of Arizona, in and for tho County of
KOZhLL V MARTIN, Plaintiff.
Vb.
FRANK P. MARTIN. Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the
second judicial District or the Tcrritorj of Ari
zona in and for the Count) of Graham.
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to
Franlw P Martin.
You arc hcreb) Mimmoned and required to
appear in an action brought against jou by the
aboo named plaintiff and answer the complaint
filed with tho Clerk of tho above entitled
( nurt at bolomou) llle. In the County of Graham.
Territory Of Arizona, within teu days (occlusive
ii the uny or sen u ej after the ssrv ico upon on
hi inu fimnmnuB 11 scru iu un i "t "
ser ed out of tho county but w Ithin this district
then nitnln twent) da) s, in all other (iscs
thirty da) 8.
You are hereby notlfle'd that if you fall to appear
and answer the complaint as required by
law Judgment by default will be entered against
)ou, and the plaintiff will thereafter apply to
tho court for the relief pra)ed for In tho complaint
herein, and costs and dlsbursments In
this behalf expended.
, i , Oh en under my hand and the seal of
I.,.,, I tho District Court afllxed hereto, at
MA1' I Solomon llle, this 13th day of Aug.
v v ISM. lluuu ri 1. 11. Aiiams, Clerk.
FRANK DYSART, Denut) Clerk.
Wiley E. Jones, attorney for plaintiff.
Safford Drug Co.,
E. T. IJAMS, Manager.
jVEeclicines,
Patent iVJerticiries.,
Toilet Avtielesj,
And everything usually kopt in a
drug store.
Office of
CIIAS. II. POETKR, M. D
In the same building
Stoi.3 Open Day and Night
Livery Stable
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CRIS. nlDSON,
Pi'opi'lotor.
Good Eiggs and Fast Horses can be
Had at all Times.
Teams Let by the Day or Hour.
Our Boarding Stablo is tho Best
Equipped in the county.
Main Street.
SAFFOItD, ARIZ.
G. F. Holmberg,
DEAI.KR IN
Merchandise
A. ol
Groceries
BOOTS AND SHOES
Constantly on hand
Jay, drair? ai)d plour,
FT.TIIOMAS, - - - ARIZ.
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Best Quality of work at Eastern
prices. Mail orders receive prompt
attention.
T, A- WOOD$,
John Blake.
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JOHN BLAKE & CO.,
Roller Flour Mills
Grain, Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts,
Produce and General Merchandise.
CHOP FEED dLWIYS ON MdNb
FLOUR BRANDS:
California H
REDWOOD FINISHING
LUMBER
CEILING AND SHINGLES
Oregon and Puget Sound Flooring
-:- and Sugar Pine Lumber
PLANS SPECIFICATIONS ANB
ESTIMATES FaRNISHED'
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Best Windmill on Earth.
Windmills 8 to 1G feet. Steel towers 30 to GO feet. Mill
is mado of steel, galvanized after completion, and guaranteed.
For raising wator for stock or irrigating purposes this mill
far surpasses any other make.
Prices: 8-foot, $25.00; 12-foot, $50.00; 16-foot, &125.00
Acknowledged Everywhere tho Best.
Send for Catalogue to D. JOHNSON,
Territorial Agent.
"Willcox,
William
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Wagen and Carriage
All Kinds of Blacksmithing Done at
short Notice.
SAFFORD - -
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AT THE HOT SPRINGS.
The BEST STRONGEST, and WHITEST LUTE Burned in the Country.
Vell Burned and FREE FROM ROCK. WOOD .aid PRODUCTS
of the COUNTRY taken in Exchange
for LIME. Coi rospondence Solicited.
J. D. H0LLADAY, Prop
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Printingi
The Guardian Oflicc is now prepared to do
all kinds of
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The Guardian has the lkst Equipped
in the Territory, Size Considered
Address all orders
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Eyesight is Defective,
And you should at once proceed to have your eyes Tested and Fitted
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Experienced Optician.
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THE LEADING ARIZONA JEWELER,
Tucson, - - Arizona.
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Why send East or West for your Goods when wo can furnish them
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our goods in mammoth quantities.
will be promptly forwarded to bar Carlos and Globe.
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