The Clifton clarion., May 11, 1887, Image 2

About The Clifton clarion. (Clifton, Graham County, A.T., Ariz.) 1883-1889

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WEDNESDAY, MAT l 18S7.
Kkmtssc3 AT T3"? f.-irr-orrroK. n trr
A. T.. SWOXD-('l.ASS i VTTltt.
.TO iPVEItmErS. K!af line of solid
Koapareil nvwanremont make one miliar.
R. C DAKR. Adertirin asent.Hi and 65
plalrchanta' Eaohanre. Ban Francifco. Cal..
iiflor anthorfcel acant ta that city, and con
tract for adwrtiMne pan be matte with hiro.
TBI Clamo! iiion file in-Kio oEco. , , -.
fW TO' C0RR&JPONDENT8. Where
trnul eaattMraare thanbiact nf ronimn
nicationa. a -njrTo acnitiny will b nude
Of their .-ontraia. Plra sign fnll nwif,
write only on cue side of your paper, and be
brief.
James Faukser of Martinphnrp,
is tha new United States Senator
from AVpst Virginia.
GiORGt V'. Brown of tie Tuc
son Citizen Las severed bis con
nection -with that enterprising and
successful journal, and having pur
chased nn interest in the Florence
Enterprise, will take charge of its
ditoriril department. . Mc. Brown
ia one of tho best newspaper men
in the west r.nd we predict Lif suc
C088 in his daw vectnro.
Territorial m4 General.
Hon. DeForrest Porter has been
elected mayor of Phuuix. . .
Bad H. Hereford Las lieen ap
pointed city attorney for Tucson. .
The Pheuix and Miiricop. rnil
road will be completed sometime
between the first and fifteenth of
July. ' - :-
The annnal report of the Atchi
son' Topeka & Sant.t Fe ' railroad
company made public at the meet
ing held in Boston, yesterday, def
initely settles the' question of iLe
Southern Kansas rond c.nuing di
rect' to El Paso. 1 Score auoiLcr.
Fort Worth has ten linos. El i'i.so
will have thirteen within a year.
Times, May 5.
There wus a canal company re
cently organized in this city that
will start the boom a.-boomiug sure
Tbey not only have on abundant
supply of water but they now con
trol the land to irrigate with li.
Several thousand ncros of rich ag
ricultural land will be brought un
der eulliva'ion and the fact de
monstrated that Tucson bus pearls
of great price to, be had for the
gathering. Citizen. .
An'onio llarliuez, an officer of
the Mexican Government, and
special agent of Torres of S'iinr:i.
aceompaiiii'd by two s::!i i fHri-ls,
:arcived tbirt inrning mid iu-ide
requisition f-r the bodies of Li
hrado Ocrviwi and J nai. Sum Tnjra
in jail here. On presentation of
the necesshry pnpor both men
were surrendered to him, ai.il in a
few honrs after his arrival uer La
was on his return with both pris
oners henvily ironed. It will be
rememlered that Librado Corona
was the individual in whose behalf
the Wlienton robbery was planned
and carried ont He had for
shootinr np tho town," been Gned
5'200 by Jnstice Meyer, and fnil;i
to pay was lanfmiMn'iif: it ont in
jail at the rnie of one d.llar a day.
His ccnopni'ion in rrime, nnder
took and did pay bis fine by n
forced loan on Wheaton. By agree
ment he wa to be liberated for
$100- $93 was finally accepted as
the snin total and Carotin wss dis
charged only to be again arretted
on the chirgn of horse st ding.
Juan Soto Tapia was arrested at
Fairbanks, in Cochise County, by
Sheriff Slaughter, oti a telegram
from Under Sheriff Shibell, who
accidentally learnef of bis whr-re-ubonts,
on suspicion' of being im
plicated in the Soio-Kntz mnrder,
near the sontberff borders of this
county, abont two years Tigo. So
nora sntborities wero also on tLe
lookout for thesertwo men, and on
learning of thefr'cnptnre an agent
was at once seftf tt identify them. !
This be did and retnrnel home
pending the obtaining of the nec-
ssary reqaislfiou papers. Tbe rc
nlt of Lis vfsit has'been the sur
render of the two meu.
The crime fur which they nre
wanted in Sononi is the killing
and fobbing, in July. 1SS2, of Chu
eco Salazar, a wenlthy and iuflrt
ential citizen of Sonor-i, who resid
ed with bis family ou Souora river
about 15 in ilea from Miigdelenu.
Jose Aguirrel recently killed by
Marshall Boucbe, was also of the
party. He at that time weut by
tbe name of Jesus Bejeran. in
Tncson he was known as El Snrco
A Mayo Indian waa also believed
to be implicated in tho robbery, j
which is said to be one of the most
atrocious in the annals of Mexico.
The robber h :d watehe.l the liotiso
and onloily bidod tueir liiu till hi!
tbe men folk-", eieepthig S.il.iz.-r.
were absent. S il.iznr was garrot
d.and died shortly afterward from !
the efft-cts of. lb lualtr.-n' nif ct lie j
recem-d ut tbe h:t;ids of tbu rob-!
bers. ! There were serem! wcn'ti j
in the house and they wrregroly i
abnsed. Tharobliers secured about
$5,000 in irj.ney, cor.sider-ble jew- 1
t'lry. plate and other booty.
It is i;ot "known what dispositiou
will be oiado of these two men,
but tbe belief is geueiol that tuny
.viii be stood np against an adobe
wafl and shot, a fale they richly
deserve, Corona was of the belief
; tUitt on liia return, to Mexico bis
bead tvould be shaved and that he
wonld be put in the army, but the
more knowing ones believe that a
"blue pill" will be bis pnpcrt into
eternity. Citiaen May fi.
The committee appointed by the
Tombstone Stoek Growers Associa
tipn to considvr the advisability
and prHctibility of making n trail
to Montana' and Wyoming, con
sisting of Sheriff Slaughter, Brew
ster Cameron, and C. M. Bruce,
these gentlemen held a meeting
yesterday and submitted the fol
lowing report:
., Hon. J. V. Yiekers, President
Tombstone Stock Growers Associa
tion of ''-ochise county. Arizona.
Sir j, Yon r comroiltee, appointed
to inquire into the feasibility of
establishing a cait'e trail from this
territory to the ranges of Wyom
ing and Montana beg to submit
the following report:
During the pa&t four week v;e
have carefully examined into tfco
question of establishing a trail,
npon information received from
absolutely trustworthy sources,
we respectfully state that a cattle
trail from Arizona to Wyoming
nnd Montana is entirely practiable,
there being an abundance of grans
and water along the route, whore
the rights of settlers will not be
encroached upon. It will reqnire
abont two months to locate the
trail and the approximate cost will
be ono tbonsand dollar, as fol
lows, to-wit:
Services of two experienc
ed men to locate trail for
60 daysj e;xh at $3 per
day 5 3C0.00
Purchase of five horses at
f4U each 200.00
Hire of packer GO days. . . 80.00
Provisions 100.00
Barley on route for horses G0.00
The fare for three men ro-
tnrning home 200 00
Incidental expenses '. 100.00
?1,100.00
Less amount received for
horses at end of trail.
100.00
Approximate cost.. 81,000.00
As the trail would innre alike
to the benefits of nil the cattle men
of the territory, we respectfully
suggest, that the several local as
ioev'''Vi8 ?i Arizona bo requested
to pay i.n equal t.haie of the ex
pent.es, there t'ting seven associa
tions in the teiritory, the tax upon
easii would 10 comparitively iight.
We iher.-fore recomend that n
committee bo appointed to rej re
sent to the several county od L
cnl associations of the territory,
the great importance to the livo
st-ck interests of Arizona cf es
talilsKbinga cattle trail to thenorti ,
and to solicit their aid and co-operation
to that end.
It is et-sentiul -that .ho trail l o
located before tb.- .miiiig winter,
for tuf ncrihet '" '.-ayers htart cat
tie on tbu trail tbout tho first of
February. The trail should hImj
Ixj located as -arly ns practicable,
so that a me.p of th sume can be
submitted to the cattle men of 'lie
north aiid buyers be solicited to j
come here nnd purchase in time
for the drive iu 183a ,
Your committee are confident
that tho snperior class ol cattle in
Arizona and their entire freedom
from disease would insure a con
stant de-mum) for stoers at remun
erative pr.ee?, were a popular trail
established to tbe fattening ru'igvs
of the noi ill.
Tory Rpecifu! :y
C. M Bricb.
John SLAroHTER,
Brester Cameron
Eiitih, il.iy Ctb.
T'.io folluwii) iiiHtrnir.iWls wrn
lili'd for rreord in ti ofiiiA'.tjf lh
Cvi'.inly RecorJer. durifcj the
uic.nlb of Ajiril. 1S87:
Abticles or iKcunroRTOis
Siorr.i Bon it a Lnsv.l nnd .Stuck
Coropimy. HtHikor, Stewart uud
CliHiutM-rl.iin. incorrKiratura.'
Brands -Cliirirnlina Ciittln Com
pany. 5; Jan. A. Chirk.
Bonds B. Palm a. jnstiwof tlit
ppacf; L. B Rha an jnstice of tlio
l'a!.; Jaw. H. Smitb is constaliie;
Joseph Fostur n justice of t'uo
pace.
BlI Ltt OF SaLK Ida M H. Sttw
Hrt, Frl It. Chan.hprliin, M. V.
Stownrt. Hiuiry O. Ht)k-r, Edwin
R. HooVit to tli Sierra Bonila
Land nnd Stock (Jompany; Henry
R. Biirry to Win. Hibtmrd.
Certifcatks of Mareiaoc John
C.i-pcn nnd Rli.idar P. H!idny;
D:ivid Mi-iitA and AtnHl Sprna;
2I'-lvin Moniiotb and Art-Ida Par
ker. Deds.Real Kstatc S"tli Jonf
to C. L ivtuii: Giir''n P. Olmtpnd
to Tj't'vrpco R !!! ; Joseph !
to Eumi A. Cu'.t.-r.
Deeds. Ot.it Claim H C.Hook
er, 4, Fred R. Cliamliorlain, 2,
Joaapli M. Uoi)Vpr and Kduiu R.
(looker to Sierra Bonita Land aud
Stock Counpany.
PtEPS Mj.viso M. Sh u to Lou:
I Jantzen; Samuel Hitchins to A. A.
j Cole; Glorieita Mining Company
j to F. W. Grassmeyer; J. B.: Bes-
ner to F. Fouruess.'
Locations, Mixing Lono Star
District, J. P. Lindsay and J. W.
Wooding, 2; D. MaikUam et til; J.
B. Ressner; F.'Fuur nes. Greeniee
District, Chus. F. Thompson and
Engeue Sherrn, 9. Bunker Hill
District, Dunlap Brothers et aL 2;
John P. Harrv Copper Mountain
District, C. Ippolito et al. ;
. Mori gages Frank Meese and
wife to Frank Dysart; J. J. Tay!r
to J. Liebemaii & Co.
. Notre Sole Tr.ADEn-?ilrs. Sarah
Voelckel.
Statements (Butcher) C. P.
Leiich; Turtle Cattle Company.
The total receipts for the month
of April were $113.30
OF THE
Board of Supervisors.
CALL, 2XETI Sti.
Omcs or the Bmw or Super- J
visors. County of Graham, y
Territory op Arizona. ' ) '
Solomosville. May 7th, 1S87.
The Board met at 4 o'clock p.'in:,
Saturday, May 7th, 1887, pursnaut
to Mie following call, to-wit:
"We; the undersigned members
of the Board of Supervisors of the
above county, in the said territory,
do hereby call a special meeting
of the Board, ' for the purpose of
taking definite action in the mat
ter of fuii'liug the indebtedness of
Graham County; said business, in
our opinion, requiring a special
meeting of the Board.
Notice therefore is hereby given
fiat said Board will meet in
Sclotnoiiville, Graham County,
Arizona, on Saturday the 7th day
of May. 1887, at 4 o'clock p.- ra , of
that day. ""
(Signed) H. C. Boon,
Wm. Whelan,
' Members of said Board."
Present H. C. Boon and Wm.
Whelan, members; P. Micheleon,
clerk
Absent Hyrnm Weecb, chjir
man. On motion H. C. Boon took the
chair.
Ou motion it is order. d tbst tho
Conuty Treasurer, of the County
of Graham, cause public notice to
be given inviting proposals for tho
purchase of one hundred (100)
county funding debt, bonds" '
tho denomination of ?1.000 eaeb,
with interest thereon at the rale
fif (even per cent. ?er annum; bo;h
principal and interest payable in
gold coin, or its eqnivolent in la'.v
f.il money of the United States,
aud in the manner prescribed by
law. Proposals to be opened on
Jim. 20th, 1S87.
Ai d it Ik fuit.her ordered tiial.
the County Treasurer be, and is
hereby requited, to give nn r.d
rii'ioml bond iu the birn of ?2.r,
0 K, conditioned for tho failhfn!
p rforuitince'of the d ities required
of him Iiy law, in the premises.
On motion it is ordered that II.
O Cxn I't, nnJ is lin-ly cmx)w- I
., , ,., ,1
t-rivi ano. niitLtiPzeti ti Ijiivh t!:o '
b.jnn., h-.-iuiijlif fyij menlioue
h-.'luiulif fyli immlioue ?,
'
pri n I !
O.i ii.iti'ii tlio IJ f5l:'i'Uij,Hf
to.Tnnt20ih,
ew:tt, ry -a"
iirl'uinu I'rt'-u-'ui.
Aiwt'.
1 ilOHKAKS.l,
AbsoIutbSe.
Thia iowaer berer nn; t?f,
por ty. etrenath and wholeora. . a'
eo'):.ori Ml tlian the ordinary V
c.nnot beo!d in c.mtet'tun wita
tituils of low teat, ihort weisht al tma, V
i.!iai powilera. Ho jjfl'it 1 a t:Nii. V
Bakiko Fowdh Co.. to Wall St.. N. Ti-jt .
UAI
The Et Paso
DAILY TIMES,"
with
Associated Press Dispatchrs,
For all the Xewa of tlie Bay.
By Mail $1.00 Per Mosrn,
. 110.00 Pt-u Year.
TIMES PUBLISHING CO.,
Jil I'mii, Tm.
I'leik
, j
faKF
a
Notice of Homestead Proof.
Hoartlcad Entry So. 4C7.
United Htatei Lajib Oftioi.-
Trosos, Aiiaoo, May 6tU, -IbS7. f .
N"OTICSi-hereyRienthat tha fullow
ing nnmd "Wtler hiw tile i notice of hi
intention t nuke linul pro-f in n"pjrt of
hi claim, and that nid pioofwill b; made
before the C'l -rk of the Pistrirt f'onrt a
.S.l..ui.nTillf. (iraliam I'oonty, Ariaona,on
Friday J nne 17i h, Ikh;. vit:
Hrnry Ki key. of t'amp Thomes. Gr hum
County. A rii'iTiH, for the northowt quarter
of soutliweet qnarter of section & t wunbTy
4. with riuiuv it aft (r. S. R H.. ;
Ha name the follnwin wltnaeewti'iroTe
his c-ontimious reNiil' nee npin, and-camTa
tion of . awl lant, Tiz Wi'liam Tttttle nnd
Fred Meore, of Oamp Tho.-naa. J. 'f. t'iiz
aerald. riift..n. aud I. E. H- lonien, et H-te
monride. Urahwi C'onnty, Ansona.
ltegiter.
First pcbliration May 11. 1387.'
Notice of Homestead Proof.
Hvmrsteait Entry -Vo. li t.
L'niTtD Sta".'s Lkxb Omn. "-'?
Trcaos, Ariaonn. April J". I1"''
NOTICK in hereby irivenihrtt!;- fnllowii g
tificied SFMtierliua iiled notice of hie in-tentio--
to r.-ak filial proof in eiipport of his
rl-iim.j.nd t'uit imid priMif w.U be m.ide be-fo-e
tie e'eri of the district court ot
mouvil e.Graham County. Arii.mn on 1 hurr
da , June S:ht. 1KM). Ti: Manuel iVicheluna.
8ili.iiioiiTil!e, Ori.luim County. A.-iz r-a for
thesortheast q-iarcer of section S. towuehip
7, nontn ranee 'it e;:it U: ct s. it. M.
Ho name the following -eitnoem to prort
hiit co. tiiuo'ie reidnee i-'pon. and coltiva
Ion of. raid lard, Tlr: dwardo r oto. Jo9
G-'tala. J- f an At. -a. Merejtlde hrija'n. all
ot SolomotiTilJp. Graham C'onnty. Arizona.
C.K. D.VLKi.
Kegisier.
Fintt puMication April 27.
Notice of Homestead Proof.
UoaUeMteaif Entr 5.
Uniti States Land Or?scr. I
' tcs Ariron. pri! 9. I W.
NOTICE if hereby &rn thM r-i':wing
named wtler hus lilr.l not e of !im in
?9ntin to raako fn ai prrxtf in support of h:
rliim. and Unit nd pr-x)f will bo md
orih cU-rk o1 the i.;rict court at hto
ai(n"lle, Gralmm Connty. Ari n, nn Tlitiiv
day. JunfU.h. i8H7, t- Alvin R Kemptun,
of Fima. Graham Connty. Ariaonn. fr tiio
twit heart qirtr of -'ciU'ii 21. township 5,
south ranen 'J4 iwt-H. H. k. m,
Henamw tne f.i low.nic wiinones to piwe
h continuous re-idenc iiitoi, and rultwa
tion of, a!d land. ti: Mtirfe M. Cnrtw,
Lri'vi Cuttia, Wi Itam K. Hawkinn and I. T.
Coons, all of Pima.Gr.ihamConr'ty. Aritona,
C. K.DAILKY.
K-.-gitr.
. First publication April 27.
Notice of Sole Trader.
piOTlCK : hrebv R-vm that I. Sarah
1 A ' Vielckel, wife of Loui VoAluke hw-
dnt of Hrina, in th oottnty of It run-m.
Tmtory of Aruon-. inie-id to carry on the
bus nfft of i;i-n;ral merchandi nt tht pi i e
aforexiid. in my owi nam an- on my own
a-count, an 1 that from this date I vrlll he
vi'l ally r s;tni le in my ow.i nnie for
all dht contra-'trd by m on act-ouni -f
c.rryinar on tho aai'l btisinemt of jTrnrV!
merchj.iliie. th it the fcmmnt o?c--pial
ortninalty nTetKl by nie in said b;miiioss ot
ijwip'-al mrrchn-lije is not more tiian nve
thoim:ir.d doljars.
BfRi. 8Rvn Voelokkl.
PaWd Thornm. Ar.E., Apn.1 yth, 11. . . .
TeHmIIOHV f A l.O A, ? -
(nnty of (iwhmu J : .
On this 9th iUr of April 1S87, personly ap
penrefl before me. otii Ro.uhaw a Notary
nblir. in anl "or tho Connty of Graham,
Territory f Arizona, Farah Voolrkel. pr.
mn:J(y" kno n 6 n: to ho tna samt it)ia()ii
whoeienftt 'he freKorn-r inRtniment and
who at know tvled to me that she derated
the wuiio f i-wAy an i vchitvari'y" anI for the
ohm a-'d pnw;,8 hre n mentigad.
in witnH wherof ( have hereunto aet my
h ind and affixed my oftlrip.l real the i?y aud
yenr in this cortifi-ata fit aS-ve rritt.n.
( ri' ..HRKSUW.
siaAfi. J :-' - ' fiotary Public,
( -- S tit-Ahum C'. Any.
No. 13-U
Sale of lto?t(Is of (iraham
County, Arizona.
In act?ordan-e wi!h nn "Ac: to ennhlo ci:y
conuty to fund its rr.tstan iuc indehtod
u s" passed by th-? Uth IjrUrative Asnotx
h y of the TTritory of Arizona, notice is
he t-by riv.- a that on Monday the lOih d of
Jane, l&7.lidR will be oneno.t jn my tii e
in So otr.onviUe. Comity of Crnbcm. Toiri
tjry of Arizona, for the purchase of any or
t ail jf tho ol?owi:ig bnus of Graham toanty.
Ariroua ierritoiy. 'ho rial t being re eived
however to rej H a y or all bls. Tlivtut.il
Vs-e of Raid b nde irjre.'U'i One Kusdred
Thousand Dollar (100.0f0) Wr;n inlorrat
'.t tha rate of Reran per cent. pfr annum, iii
tprcct pa ib!e ann ially on the ICtlidhyot
Jvuary. Pcincipal and intorest payable iu
uol ' coin or its equivalent in lawfnl money
of the Uuuod dtat'j either in Now York, Sau
Friic:co or IolocionTiUe, at the option of
the purirhieor.
I en ptr rent, of said brns to be puid in
Ua y'im f-om t!.ite of Iptio atd ti percent,
r.nn iAly tl'orva ter nnti! all of wild lontit
are paid.
t'-aid bon ' are . .ntively nnjnlwred
aad Var in V.i:'j ..: jon of One Thousand
''li.n. t$i,o ..
No bi will 1-' enlort.i:i:ed for tho lur-
,;, i,A.i. f..i.. r.
Ivj.-BTith acrrxl int-reet to datofanle.
j Pri.r- ,a' eiionid ,J marked "TrupoeiilB
f ,r i r-Jirni dm tyltoidi." " "
I'pon aplkat'on to te Tr(-.snrer of Gra
ham Co .my a iti'tmuout of tne financ:.tl con.
ilitiob of tli J county will Ij i h;inihl.
H. V. POMKKOY.
Tr"-j er of .'iraliam County, Arizona.
ri:'mn.iTi:le, May Wh, 17.
TKRR1TOHY or ARIZONA;
KswiinvK Dkpaktmkht,
OrUCK OP TH E GOVKRNOIl
To all to whom these pres
ent mnv come jri eetina::
Whereas, I am "-informed
the United States mail and
express car of the Southern
Pacific company were step
ped and robbed by four or
five unknown .persons, at a
oint some seventeen miles
cast of Tucson, Arizona, on
the night of the 27th, in:;t.;
Now therefore, I, C. Meyer
Zulick, Governor of the Tef-
' ritory of . Ar izona, by virtue
ot the authority in me vested
do hereby offer and proclaim
a reward of Five Hundred
poliars ($500 ) for the arrest
and conviction of the afore
" ".id mail and express rob-
"Iitwitnr.ss wlieiwf have
, -rwiinfo sei my linml and
T t be- nflixml llio
1 d" tho 1 Vrritorv
Dor
30th" d
By the; Utyd
$B00
Rswardl
ft this tie
' ;. J).
" -TH3
DETROIT HOUSE
MAIN STREET,
S0LOM0NVILLE, ARIZONA.
Having been thoroughly refitted il anain
. 'open forth? reception of (oestJ. , -
Trery effort will Lemmie to ma::e thiaHouite
Jrirat-Ciaa in overy particular.
TiOAUD BT THE ItAYWEEK OR
TEaU8 REASONA13LK.
J. M. MOORE, Prop.
LE. Solomon
S'Jamonvills, Arizona,
EBALSB IX
Dry : 'Goods !
Boots and Shoes,
Canned Goods,
Clothing,
Groceries,
Supplies : for Miners, KiNcnsRS
AND FeEIGETERS.
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.
A Blacksmith and Wajen
Shop
Blocked with complete tool, and with com
petent workmen oz: tht premises.
Lcrdsburg, N. M.
7ndr the Maaagemeet of
Only First-class Hotel
. 1 11 Tottb. :
The half way Station between
Solornonvllle,
-AlO-
Bowie Station,
And tue on! pl&ee on tha road at which
Water, Hay and Grain
AND
WINES,
: LIQUORS - -i;
' AND CIGARS.
tTAnd Good Meal, can be Procured at
Reasonable Ratee.
J. E. BAILEY. Proprietor.
TiiE CLIFTON DRUG STORE.
Under the New Management rrr a Fall
Lino of
DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
MAIS STBEET.
A. C. REARDON. Prop.
m wi
THE PIONEER HOUSE
WHOLESALE AND
HARDWARE, STOVES, AND TINWARE
. GOODS, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, RISERS SUPPLIES AX D "
AMJIll'MTIO' OP ALLKIKD8. i - -: --
Solk Aoest For -- . ' : '
Charter Oak Stove. Fairbanks Scales, Cltamplvn , .
Keapers and Mowers.
EL PASO STREET, " ' EL PASO, ; TEXASl' i- '
L B. FREUDENTH1L I GO.,
el paso,
Jobbers
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
AREIS AND AHMTJNITT0N., .
Carry an Inarnonst Stock and Guarantco Prices against any Market.
B. F. JOHNSON.
JULIAN
WHOLESALE
LIQUOR
MILWAUKEE BEEH.-
EL
3. SCHUSTER CO,,
WHOLESALE 'i
EL PASO, TEXAS.
LARGEST STOCK
AVobt of Kansas City.
DEFY COMPETITION.
Ord.srs B7 ZCail
Promptly attended to.
AH goods free on board of car?
ut Densing.
SHcLOON AND SQLQONVSILE
Stage Ijine,
PHOEBUS EREUDEN TIIAL,
Proprietor.
The most direct and comfortable route from
Clifton and Lordsbnrg
Soloruonvllle nnd Settle
ments en the Gila.
Partiea from Lonlsbnrg or T)nncaa wbh
inif to take staxe can do h telegraphing
etation agent at Clifton.
Leavea Sheldon. TuosfJaye and Saturdaya
aar. v - : - '-'
SQUARE - DEAJLISG .
SHOE SHOP,
MAIS 8TBKET.
curros.
Men's Soots
....AND..
Women's Fine Shoes
- ( . ;
Made in the latest Eastern stjrlee.
. . .t , ' fa ')!.?
Hewed. Worli a Specialty.
Repairing neatlf and promptly done.
W. C BLANK, Proprietor.
coo
AN'D
RETAIL DEALER IN
texas;
in
JOHN
PASO, TttZLeLSi
Board S7 per Wee&
SINGLE MEALS, 50 CENTS
AT THE...
OCCIDENTAL
RESTAURANTS
HAIX ST t
rums
:- Proprietor. .- rrrr-
Open Day and Night.
THE CHOICEST STEAKS
And all Kiads of Wild Game
- .... - -1
Srrod in anj style desired. !
Welches and Clocks
REPAIRED;--
. AKD--.. ' "f. '
REVOLVERS, V. SHOT GUNS v l
SEWING MACH!KESf: ETC.
CleuaU and pat in ponditioii,
J. FEED DALTOlf,
, Camp Thomas,
Graham County, Ariz.
F. E. McGINNESS,.
Post. Trader,
Fort Thomas, Ariz.
Keeps constantly on hand a fine
assorimontof -.---
Gents Furnishing Good
Dry Goods & Groceries
Finest brands of .. .1
V7l23.es and Cigraxs
Both Domestic and Foreitn. .
Ranch Supplies a Specialty.'
: l'oat OfEM nujoinisg the store. ' '
JAMES SIAS,
General Blacksmith
.; ' ....AND.'... ''' , . .. ,'. .
HORSE SHOER.
' - ... -
Shop. Malm Street. ' CI.IFT
First Class - Blacsmithing
- In all ita brnsc-hee done with r
promptne., and
, . at reasonable priceay . , . . .
' . -iV.'l.li-.i j.; fs.
A Specialty Hade of Stot
ins Horea