The Clifton clarion., May 20, 1885, Image 4

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THE CLIFTON CLARION.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1885.
Wliy all this rush .to tbe Tip
Top? Milk punches for one bit
For Sale A piano in good con
dition, cheap for cash. Applj to
J. H-Hovey, Clifton.
Charles P. Leitch. .of- Eureka
Springs, has gone East, combin
ing business with pleasure.
Mr. W. M. James, of the firm of
Lightbody & James, El Paso,
Texas, paid Clifton a business
visit the past week. .
C. Laytop, of Safford, has re
tnrned home, after a four months
trip to Mexico on business con
nected with his colony.
A. M. Franklin and Mrs. J. B.
Collins, of Maxey, were among
the arrivals registered at the
United States on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fitzgerald,
and Master Johnnie, came up
from Lordsbnrg last Saturday
and remained over Sunday in
Clifton.
Mri Keardon, late teacher of
the Safford public school, and her
charming daughter. Miss Frankie,
removed to Tombstone on Satur
day last . .
Capt. N. S. Davis, having , sev
ered his connection with the Ari
zona Copper Company, took his
departure for California yesterday
morning.
M. BL" Rice, the well-known
newspaper correspondent, and H.
Arnolds, representing Lillienthal
& Co., San Francisco, are stopping
at the Clifton hotel.
Charles W. Green, editor and
proprietor of the Deming Tribune,
oue of the best papers in New
Mexico, is visiting Clifton in the
interest of his paper.
Sheriff Crawford started from
Solomonville last Thursday for
Yuma with six prisoners convicted
at the late term of court and sen
tenced to the Territorial prison.
The Pima Lumber Company's
mill in the Graham Mountains is
running on full time at present,
the company finding a ready sale
for the product in tne una vaney
towns. '
M. E. Cunningham, foreman of
Hampson's ranch, on Eagle creek,
arrived in Clifton last week ilL
H.9 left for Albuquerque yester
day morning to remain until he
has recovered his health.
A wing is being added to ClufTs
hall, in Pima, on the south side of
the building. An amateur dra
matic performance was given in
the hall last Saturday evening,
which was a decided success.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Olds, of San
Francisco, are guests nt the
United States Hotel Mr. Olds
visits Clifton in- the interest of
Hubert Howe Bancroft's historical
works of the Pacific States of
America, to assist in collecting
historical data, and also to secure
subscribers to the same, and wo
trust that the objects of his visit
will soon bo realized to his entire
satisfaction.
There is at present great activity
all along the Gila valley farming
district, preparatory to the har
vesting of crops. Tha crops, both
wheat and barley, have not looked
ns promising for many seasons
East as they now do. While the
igh water has caused great dam
age to the different irrigating
canals, still all are now in good
order, and water for irrigating
purposes is abundant
Sheriff Crawford received from
Governor Tritle on the 9th inst a
requisition on the Governor of
New Mexico for Frank Tarbell,
who was recently arrested by the
authorities in Albuquerque.
Deputy Sheriff Randall left last
Thursday to secure his man, but
upon arriving at Albuquerque
found that Tarbell had been turned
loose. At last accounts Randall
was diligently hunting his man,
with fair prospects of capturing
hi ill
That Clifton, Morenci and Dun
can in connection with Lordsburg
are to have the benefits of religious
services is now a settled fact The
Rev. Mr. Sumner, of Las Vegas,
writes to the Clarion that a cler
gyman will shortly arrive from
the East to assume charge of the
somewhat scattered but very prom
ising field. The gentleman will be
ortnodox and. Protestant, and the
Clarion trusts, nay we are confi
dent that the citizens of the vari -ous
towns will exert themselves to
aid the cause, both by regular at
tendance upon the services, and by
contributing liberally of their
worldly goods, for a clergyman, in
order to perform his duties well,
must receive not only moral but
financial support
Monday evening, upon receipt
of intelligence of the Indian out
break, no time was lost in the
towns in this portion of both Ter
ritories in conveying the news to
the different ranches and isolated
mining camps. From Clifton,
Duncan,' Carlisle, in fact, in all
of the towns, citizens mounted
swift-footed steeds and sped away
in the darkness, and during the
night the inmates of many newly
made homes were, aroused by the
clatter of horse's hoofs and a
friendly helloo, and then the story
was told in a few words, "the
Apaches are on the war-path,"
and before they could fully realize
the terrible truth the brave rider
and his gallant steed again rode
on, to warn others beyond. Well
may each and every pioneer in
tho Southwest ask the question,
How much louger are the red
devils to" be cared for during
the winter season, fattened and
pampered, to prey upon defence
less settlers as soon as the grass
is Ct fur rVfd in the snrirr;
The Indian War.
Capt .Pierce, 1st inft, with AL
bieber, ' chief,' and 82 Indian
scouts, arrived in Morenci this
(Wednesday) noon. The Captain
reports having come -direct from
San Carlos agency, via Eagle
creek, aa cnt no fresh trails,
which shoi?3 that Geronimo and
his bucks, who must be south of
Clifton ere now, have takeh no
southward route- through this
county to reach Mexico.
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Albuquerque's population foots
up only about l,oUU.
The assessment roll of Nogalos
amounts to $100,000.
The Tucson Citizen reports
yuijotoa camp as looking up.
Lake Valley. N. M.. is reported
very dull, the mines there havintr
closed down.
Bishop Bonrgarde, the new Ro
man Catholic prelate of Arizona,
is a native of x ranee.
The Prescott Miner says Gov.
Tritle has suffered a relapse, and
is again conhned to his bed.
The Southern Utah and North
ern Arizona Stock Association has
sent twelve cattle thieves to the
pen.
An attempt was made to assas
sinate lieutenant Alason, 4th cav
airy; at Fort Lowell, on the night
of May 10th.
It is reported that the Old Do
minion Copper Copany, of Globe,
has been reorganized and will
start up again.
It is feared that none but China
men need apply for work on tbe
proposed railroad from near Mari
copa to Phoenix.
Agents of a Scotch syndicate
talk of purchasing 1,000,000 acres
of land from the Atlantic & Pa
cific Railroad Company.
Sergeant G.J. Jackey, E com
pany, 1st infantry, was assassi
nated in Whipple Barracks, Pres
cott, on the night of May 15th.
More silver claims will be
worked this season in Globe dis
trict than ever bofore since the
camp started. So says the Silver
Belt
F." M. Murphy, Arizona's Com
missioner to the New Orleans Ex
position, is expected to arrive at
his home in Prescott about the
25th.
Theodore F. White, who was
recently appointed cattle quaran
tine inspector for Southern Ari
zona, has declined the appoint
ment W. A. Vincent, of Las Vegas,
formerly of Illinois, has been ap
pointed Chief Justice of New
Mexico, in place of Axtell, re
moved. Dr. McSwegan, of Tombstone,
was last week held by Justice
Alvord to await the action of the
Grand Jury on , a chargo of
abortion.
The Tucson Citizen is authority
for the statement that in one of
the shafts at Deer Creek coal fields
a seven-foot vein of splendid coal
has been cut
Tombstone's assessment shows
5634.6S0 in real estate and $90,000
in personal property, a falling off
from last year of nearly half a
million dollars.
The monthly bullion output of
the Copper Queen Company, of
Bisbee, has recently decreased,
according to the Tombstone pa
pers. ro reason is assigned.
The Rio Grande Republican
says that the land othce at Las
Uruces, JN. M., did more business
last month than in any four
months in tho previous history of
tho office.
The contract for building the
east wing of the New Mexico cap
itol building in Santa Fe was
let last week to Denver parties for
$155,000. Work will be com
menced at once.
The new Montezuma Hotel, at
the Las Vegas, N. M., hot springs,
is one of the finest buildings of
the kind in the United States, and
will prove a popular resort be
yond all question.
The sentence of Frederick J.
Glover, convicted of murder and
sentenced to be hung for the
brutal murder of his mistress at
Prescott, has been commuted to
imprisonment for life.
S. Lindauer, of Deming, re
ceived the contract for furnishing
tho ban Uarios Indian agency
with boef for tho ensuing year at
2.84 per cwt The amount called
for in the contract is 2,500,000
pounds.
The first reported arrest and
conviction under the new obscene
language law comes from Flag
staff. The culprit gave vent to
a blue streak of oaths in the pres
ence of ladies, and was fined $10
and costs.
Thirty applicants for the Gov
ernor's chair of New Mexico are
in awful suspense awaiting the
appointment of some one of tbe
numbor to the coveted position.
Tho Clarion is of the opinion
that James Mullen, of Silver City,
will be the lucky man.
A number of teams that have
been employed freighting between
here and Globe have pulled out
for other points. Their return
may be expected soon, however,
if there be truth in the report
that the Old Dommion Company
has been reorganized. Willcox
Stockman.
A Solomonville correspondent
writes tbe Clarion that the an
nouncement that Pablo Garcia
had been pardoned was received
at that place with much pleasure,
not alone by the immediate frionds
of Garcia, but by officials and
others who, knowing the facts
upon which application for execu
tive clemency was based, believe
that it should have been granted.
Five hundred men wanted at
the Tip Toy to drink milk
ponchos. '. ; -
UERONIWS BAG
1 1 .1 :
Of Cnirleahoaa and Their Chief
Leave tbe Reservation Their
Ietinatlon Believed to be the
Hlerra Xadrea. .
Shortly before 6 o'clock p. m.
on Monday last two telegrams
were received in Clifton which
caused a decided sensation. The
tenor of both was tp the same
effect The first was dated Fort
Apache and was signed Wade.
Lieutenant-Colonel, the second
was from Fort Thomas and was
signed Mills, Major Command
ing. I lie contents of both were
the same fifty Chiricahua bucks
under Geronimo had loft the
reservation on the 17tb, and had
taken tbe Eagle Creek trail Each
stated their destination to bo
Mexico, and added that troops
were in pursuit
At the time of writing (Tuesday
evening) nothing further in re
gard to the outbreak has come to
hand, but it is unreasonable to
suppose that the savages have not
committed depredations, and that
tne whi e men they may have
encountered have not fallen vic
tims to their savage and murder
ing propensities.
The (Jhiricauuas number not
more man oau ail tola, ducks,
women and children, and the
number of warriors who have left
the reservation is stated to bo but
fifty. But the amount of deviltry
this number can commit is almost
impossible to conceive.
The CUiiricanuas for tne past
year have been kept in the inline
diate vicinity of Fort Apache,
under the watchful eye of .Lieut
Gatewood. There have bjen to
complaints made by them, and
they were apparently satisned
with the treatment they received.
t ort Apache is distant by trail
from Clitton ninety miles, and it
is more than probable that by this
time (Wednesday morning) tne
Indians are nearly as far south as
the southern facinc ltaiiroad.
SHalng Xoles.
The hoisting machinery and
engine will be in place this week
at the Detroit
A great deal of lagging has
been brought to the Longfellow
recently from the vicinity of the
CoronadoTnine.
The Alaska continues to look
well. On the second level last
Srturday they struck a fine body
of SO per cent ore.
The copper ore in the Morning
Star is a high grade black oxide.
Parker & Whalen are getting out
the same to 6ell to the Arizona
Copper Company.
Numerous ore platforms are
being constructed on the line of
the Coronado railway, on which
ore will be deposited by pack
trains from the King and other
mines.
The claim "7.30," recently
opened near the Queen, that na
tive copper was strucK in last
week, continues to produce the
same. It belongs to tne Arizona
Copper Company, and was opened
in tlie bed of Chase creek.
Brown & Cole, the lessees who
are working the El Paso, in the
ace of the 100 foot tunnel, have
struck the body of ore which was
uncovered on the surface eO feet
above. The ore is black oxide,
carrying a strong trace of gold.
Mathison & Morris have com
pleted their contract ot building
a wagon road to the White Hawk
uiino from the Metcalf, three-
quarters of a mile in length, and
are now hauling ore to the head of
the incline. They have a con
tract to deliver 2,o00 tons. The
White Hawk belongs to the Ari
zona Copper Company. The ore
is quarried, not mined, and is of
an exceedingly good grade.
Mr. m. lionnell has struck
gold-bearing rock of the same
quality as that found in the
Morning btar on a claim recently
located by him in the same vi
cinity, and distant from it 3,000
feet W hat work he has done to
date has developed a vein of free
milling gold ore tbe width of tbe
shaft The formation is horn
blendic quartzose, and the prop
erty is a most promising prospect
The shaft which he is sinking is
now down twelve feet
Messrs. Guthrie, McDcrmott
and Dinneen deserve to realize
handsomely on their property in
this district and it is but a ques
tion of time when they will be
enabled to do so. By their indi
vidual efforts they have driven
over 1,400 feet of tunnel on their
mines, as follows: Alaska, 450
feet; Tip-Top, 150 feet; Frisco,
450 feet; Delta, 50 feet; Lime
stone, 75 feet; King, 80 feet; El
Paso, 200 feet They have at
present eleven men in their em
ploy. Last Friday afternoon, while
the Mexican population of the
Pueblo Viejo valley were cele
brating the feast of San Isidro at
the head of the San Jose ditch,
Epitacio Perria was shot in the
back by Juan Trejillio and in
stantly killed. They wore in a
wagon together with several oth
ers, who were firing pistols in
honor of the occasion, and it is
claimed that the fatal shot was
entirely accidental, while some
think otherwise. Justice Fournes,
who was present, caused the arrest
of Trejiiliol and charged him,
before Justice Frazee, with mur
der. Tho examination of the case
commenced Saturday, and was
concluded Sunday, District At
torney Bolan appearing for the
Territory and Judge Goodwin for
the defendant At the suggestion
of the District Attorney, the de
fendant was held for manslaugh
ter, and his bail set at $500.
If yon want
for one bit, go
nam's.
a good iced drink
to Smith & Uar-
3IAKR1ED.
BAKEY-GLENNON In Solomonville,
Gmhnjn county, Arizona, May 17. 1X. by
W. D. Frasrn. J. P., Mr. John Bikey, of
TVrdntnwn. N. J., to Miss Liizie Gleucon.
if Solomonville.
4Bip strawberries'
are quite
niifjil in the
valley towns in
'flmis
county. If some enterpris
ing rancher wonld bring some up
to Clifton they would find ready
sale at good prices.
Clearance Sale !
On account of sickness in my family I will
offer AT COST, FOR THIRTY DAYS,
Ml Entire M of Goods,
FOR CASH ONLY.
$3 Store and Fixtures For Sale.
G. M. BONNELL,
CARLISLE, N. M.
Caxesox A. Kino. WrLsow W. Hooter,
Tnos. D. SattbhwBitk. .
.-. .-.
HOOTER. KINO & BATTERWHITE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Wabnes Strekt.
Tcosok,
J. H. MARTINEAU,
Deputy County Surveyor,
Civil and Hydraulic Engineer
Formerly U. S. Land and Mineral Surveyor.
Tjinri. mining claims and canals surveyed,
and work guaranteed. Thirty yean expon
ent-. Residence:
Pima, Graham Co '. A. T.
.KEEP
AWAY
FROM
TIIE
CORONADO CHOP HOUSE.
GEORGE JIcGIXLEY,
Proprietor.
J3 Particulars Xext Week.
liiton News' Depot,
C. 31. CLARK; Prop.,
MAIN STREET, CLIFTON.
Daily ani feeily Newspapers,
PERIODICALS fe MAGAZINES.
Tobacco and Cigars, Xo-
tlens, Candies, Etc.
W0RE3 & WHITNEY
Assayers and Metallurgists.
ASS.VT OFFICE AND LABOBATOBY,
10 CAMP ST.
TUCSON. A. T.
Gold and Silver Assay $1 00
I opper Assay n
Lead Assay 1 00
b pee ml rates for other metals, bullion, etc.
Prompt Attention to Samples by
Man.
Ore smelted in any quantity. Assaying
taught, Mines examined and
reported on.
Refkbkhces. Tucson! L. Zeckendort &
Co., merchants; H. H. Hereford.
Ban Francisco: J. M. Bumnirton. Hec ro
tary Union Con. Mining Company; II. W.
Walker. Golden State Laboratory.
Notice of the Redemption of
County Warrants.
rjOUXTY TRKASUKEirS OFFICE,
Graham county, Arizona, Solo
monville, May 7th, 1885.
The following numbered warrants
will be redeemed upon presentation
at the offico of tho County Treasurer
of tho County of Graham.
County General Fund Xos. 45, 46
and 47, issue of January 9th, 1884.' ,
Interest ceases from this date, and
if not presented within ten days,
other warrants, noxt in order, will be
paid.
TIIOS. J. NEESE,
County Treasurer.
Per ti. Voelcked, Deputy.
First Publication March 11, 1885.
Kotlre of Forfeiture.
TO J. II. HOVEY AND JOHN McCOR
mtc You are hereby notified that I
have expended $110 in labor and improve
ments upon the followinffclnims, situated in
Glenlee Gold Monntain Mining District,
Graham county. Arizona, rix: Cricket, Som
erset, Bobtail and Vera Cruz; as will appear
from certificate filed in the office of the Dis
trict Recorder, in order to hold said prem
ises under the provisions of section 2324, He
vised Statutes of the United States, being
the amount required to hold the same for the
year ending December 31, 18SI;
If within ninety (9.1) days from the date of
tbe first publication of this notice you fail or
refuse to contribute your proport ion of such
expenditure as co-owners and the cost of
this advertisement, your interest in said
claims will become the property of the sub
scriber under said sect inn 2H.
IIOBEKT MURP1IY.
f First Publication February 4, 1883.
Xotire of Forfeiture.
rpo L. W. BENTZ. YOU ARE HEREBY
.JL notified that we have expended 100 in
l&tior and improvements upon tbe Katie D.
claim, situated in Greenlee Gold Moun
tnin Mining District, Graham County,
Arizona, as will appear from certifi
cate filed in the office ot the District Re
corder, in order to hold said premises
under the provisions of section 2324, Revised
Statutes of the United States, being the
amount required to hold the same for the
year ending December 31, 1SK4.
If within ninety (90) days from the date of
tbe first publication of this notice you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of such
expenditure as co-owner, and the cost of
tins advertisement, yonr interest ' in said
claim will become the property of the sub
scribers under said section 2324.
J. L. LURCHIN,
H. B. STEVENS.
E. P. STEVENS.
J. B. Collins, of Maxey, who has
the hay contract at Fort Thomas,
has a large number of teams en
gaged in hauling hay from the San
Simon flat, above Solomonville, to
that post
DR. PRING
Ho on hand a full supply of
DRUGS
.AXD.
Patent Medicines.
No. 6 Company's Row, Clifton.
With the Doctor's well known knowledge
of medicine, every prescription will be care
fully compounded and at reasonable rates.
J. L. VAN HOOK,
MAIX SRTEET, CLIFTOS
TINSMITH!
rriasr, coppeb
..AXU...
Sh
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Iron Worker.
TIN ROOFS A SPECIALTY
Repairing promptly attended to
SqUAItG DEALING
SHOE SHOP,
MAIN STREET CLIFTON.
3en.'3 Soots
.AND..
Women's Fine Shoes
Made in the latest Eastern styles.
Sewed Work a tgpeolalty.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
W. C. BLANK, Proprietor.
Lordsburg, N. M.
Under the Management of
GEOESE EEEB.
Only First-class Hotel
In Town .
ITTEB
tUMawf am tWM
Tn order to enrich the blood, and thus im
part fresh vigor to an enfeebled system,
stimulate flagging digestion with the nation
al in vino rant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which, by infusing energy into the opera
tions of the stomach, promotes nny, in
sures thorough digestion and assimilation,
and consequent nutrition. A gain to appe
tite, vigor and flesh, is invariably found to
follow a course of this deservedly popular
tonic, which is, moreover, a reliable preven
tive of malarial fevers.
For salo by ail iruggists and Dealers gen
erally. (First Publication, March . 138.
HIt!e of Forfeiture.
TO Gen. Boyle, John M. Wright and Geo.
Kkain. You are hereby notified that I
have expended the sum of three hundred
($3fn) dollars in labor and improvements on
the Josephine, American Flag and Challenge
claims, situated in irreemee iroid. Mountain
Mining District, Graham County, Arizona, as
will appear from certificate tiled in the office
of the District Recorder, in order to hold
said premises under tho provisions of section
2324, Revised Statutes of the United States,
being the amount required to hold the same,
for the year ending December 31, 1881.
If within ninety (10 days from the date of
the first publication of this notice you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of such
expenditure as co-owners, and the cost of this
advertisement, your interest in said claims
will become the interest of the subscriber
nnd'T Mil section 2324. THOMAS FAY.
Arliitofl Hotel
Dry Goods Fancy Goods, f
Ladies' & Cent's Furnishing Goods
Groceries, Etc., Etc. ,
CALIFORNIA CLOTHING
AND
BOOTS AND SHOES,
In this establishment can be found most eterytbing iri
the above line of goods; Anything called for riet in stock;
will be sent for especially, and delif efed oil short notice
Orders from Nei&Morii tons Solicited, & Promptly atadeJ tt
Goods of the First Quality 1
Prices to Suit my Customers!
Sitr FRAiSSINEfer
Postoffice Address, CLIFTOX.
Beta
MORENCI,
Carries C'AAipIete Stock of
General Merchandise!
.AXD
MINERS' SUPPLIES !
The Old Reliable House of Good Cheer
DOBZENSKY &
Kiddle's Orchestra Every Night, Choice Selections of Music
This honsa ia tho normlar resort
conducted in a respectable manner. Only tba best of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars sold over the bar.
The house is provided with various ainusements, and no effort iff
spared to assist guests in passing a
W. J. PARKS. P. M. THURMOND.
Dealer in Lands and f,nrn .t T..
lave Stock.
Parks & Thurmond
REAL ESTATE!
DUNCAN, : : : ARIZONA.
Will buy and soil
draziiic & Agricultural Lands
....ALSO....
TOWN LOTS.
G. N. GENTRY, W. W. BUSH.
Sweetwater, Texas. Clifton, Ariz.
BUSH & GENTRY,
REAL ESTATE AXDUVK '
CLIFTON, ARIZONA.
We have for gale
SEVERAL FINE RANCHES.
We will contract for the delivery of any
ntimber or claffl of cattle at any point in
New Mexico or Arizona.
Parties desiring to correspond withns will
receive prompt and full information in re
gard to ranges, or any otfrer matters in our
Une of business. Address,
BUSH GENTRY,
Clifton, Arizona.
First Publication April 29, 1885.
Sib
oc
Kotlre or Forfeiture.
TO A. C. HARWOOD. YOU ARE HERE
by notified that we have expended
$100 in labor and improvements upon the
Iron King mine, situated in Copper Moun
tain Mining District, Graham County, Ari
zona, as will appear from certificate filed
in the office of the District Recorder, in
order to hold said premises under the pro
visions of section 2324, Revised Statutes of
the United States, being the amount re
quired to hold the same for the year ending
December SI. 1884.
If within ninety (90) days from the date of
the first publication of this notice you fail
or refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure as co-owner, and the cost
of this advertisement, your interest in said
claim will become the property of the sub
scribers under said section 2324.
I. N. 8TEVEN8,
M.V. STEVENS,
A. E. CAMPBlilaL.
Store.!
tain
Sore
AT.,
ARIZONA
COBB, Proprietors,
of bnsinps mpi. k inmim nra
pleasant evening.
JAMES SIAS,
General Blacksmith
AND.,
HORSE SHOER.,
Sliop, Main Street, CUFTOH
First Class Blaclcsmithing
til all its branches dotae with
promptness, and
at reasonable prices.
A Specialty Made of Shoe
: . ins Horses.
CLIFTON
BQTTLING WORKS
"W"vC SlttlTH,
Proprietor.
Whoe8i,e Dealbbs at
Soda Water,
Ginger Ale,
Cider, Etc,
STRt f S OF ALL KINDS i
I am now bottling a superior quality of
3siss6-iirl- Cider I f
All orders attended to promptly
Goods delivered in Clifton and
surrounding campo
EXCELSIOR
BOTTLING WORKS,
Cllltoii i 'Arizona,
Bottlers of and Dealers in
tURE MINERAL WATERSy
Sodawater,- ' v
Ssrsaporilla1.'
Ginger Ale,-
Lemon Water
and all kinds of
CAKBOXATE WATEBS.-
Correspondenoe solicited with the trade.
Works. Chase Creek road, just above the"
Arizona Copper Co.'s smelters.
Address
EXCELSIOR BOTTLING WORKS.
Clifton, Aria,-
3.;i- -tea