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THE CLIFTON CLARION.
The Leading Mercantile House of the Southwest.-
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WEDNESDAY, SEIT. 28, 1887.
Stage
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About Silver.
The richest silver mine in the
world is Fotosi.
Silver was extremely abundant
in ancient times.
Total production of silver in
Nevada, 1353,000,000.
Annual silver production of
North America, 585,000,000.
The yearly product of the mines
of Africa is estimated to be o,C00.
Silver, as regards its miues, is
represented in every portion of
our planet
Asia (including Australia, New
Zealand and Oceanica) produces
?1,950,000 a year.
The export of silver from the
United States since iS4S has
amounted to ?151,74C,771.
The annual product of the sil
ver mines of South America is
estimated to be 26,000,000.
Silver mines in Europe yield
annually $13,000,000, and their
total product has amounted to
$13,628,000,000.
The highest silver deposit in
the world is on King Solomon's
mountain, in Colorado, 14,000 feet
above the Pacific Ocean.
Tho largest nugget of silver yet
obtained was dug up in Arizona
and weighed 43,200 ounces, valued
at the same number of dollars.
The silver mines of Mexico
were worked loDg before Cortez
revealed them to the eyes of
Europe in 1513. Too product per
year at the present time is esti
mated to be $32,000,000.
Charles Lyell, the eminent geo
logist, says that the interior of
Mexico is the richest known ar
gentiferous section in the world,
The fact was long ago established
that a raetaliferous vein runs with
out interruption through the en
tire length of the Cordillera of
Anahuac, extending from the
Sierra Madre in Sonora, near the
northern border, to the gold de
posits of Oaxaca, in the extreme
south of Mexico. This exhaustive
vein traverses no less than seven
teen States, and since the day of
its discovery it mineral yield has
been more than $4,000,000,000
worth. And yet these valuable
sources of wealth are estimated to
be cot more than one per cent of
the undeveloped and undiscovered
whole. .
GEO. LAXPHER,
Harnessmaker
and Saddler,
SOLOMONVILLE.
Repairing Promptly and
Satisfactorily Done.
CARRIAGE- TRIMMING A
SPECIALTY.
EXTRA
hook a;kxts
Ai?ents who hare had fine Miccetw should
write to n in a mtttkk (no postal cnnU)
name uf book p. date, number hold in what
time, what ttrnv received (rrtLPVRncc
tARs and obtain from us new plans and
KxTBMRPIXAKY DISCOUNTS to better theiU
evlvf on new and fast-selling books.
HENRY blVKLIN A t o.. fcjt. Umis, Mo.
AGENTS WANTED
for tho mnut complete popular family phys
ician book ver prmluced. Select MUnethinK
THOBOCOHI T USEFUL, OT TBI e vu,rr. nnti
pile are always ran and birxe. KNTUIELY
NEW, np to the very Ulwt science. yt in
i!nin laniniRe. A GREAT NOVKLTY in all
it part and attracts iimtant attention. 2,"l
en-jravinen. l he most profusely ana beaut u
fpliv illtthtrnteU rk of the kind ever got up.
FKSIM'FAL.Uit is BY I. Mi theLOWKSr
I'RICKD ever published than half the
cost of any decent volume yet out. Agents
who are tired of wtrugirlin with high-priced
hooks, write for particulars of t hit great new
departure in hooksWlimr.
PLANtT PUBLISHING CO..
2iH Tine Street, ST. LOl IS, MO.
30 daV time given Agent without capital.
THK I'll KAN
OF ALL BOOKS OF ADVENTURE
CViiivri into Om I'ulume.
PIONEER DARING
HEROES Si DEEDS.
The thrillinir adventured of all the hero ex
pLorvrnand frontier tighten with Indian,
outlaw and wild botu-ttf. over nnr whole
count ry.f mm the earl itt time? to the present.
Lives and fnronuHexploitaof DeSoto.LaSall,
Standitfh. Boone, Kenton. Brady, Crockett,
Bowie. Honton. Tarpon Custer. California
Jop. Wild bill. Buffalo Bill. General Mil-
and Crook, great Indian Chin's mid scores
of othr. splendidly llluMtrnfed
with ?' fine engraving--. Alil'AT
M'AXTKI). Low-priced, and brat any
thin to Pf'll. Time for payments allowed
agcnt short of foods.
H. SCAMMELL & CO., ST. LOUIS. MO
Notice of Pre-emption Proof
(Declaratory Mtatemrnt o. 13H7.)
Usitkd Statbh Land Offtck.
Trc)t. Arizona. September 7.A.I. IKS?.
WOT 1( his hereby given that the follow,
ins-named ettlr has tiled notice of his
Intention to m;ik-a final proof in support
of his claim, and tliut said proof will lx
made before Oeorce H St-vens. Clerk of tho
United Statr District Court, at ivdnmou
villi. Arironx on the 20th iliy of October,
17. viz :
John B. Grobock of Harfunl. Ariz-mv
for lots U ami K aril west half of southwest
inurter H'iiD 9, town hip 7, sonih nuie
east, Gila and Suit Kiwr meridian.
He name the following witness.) to prove
his rontinmm residence npon. and cultiva
1iui of. said land, viz.: J. P. Glasby. n Saf
in fi. Arizona, jnmes Morns, of Haflonl
PU 'Da. lien M. Craw frd. of SU.lnmimvi H
Arizona. Lambert Frve. of Solomon villo.
Arizona. A. D. MUFF.
Kgitcr.
ti:A publjc.tti.u StpleiuU-r, II. i;.
Used by the United States Government. En
dorsed by the heads of the Great Universi
ties as the Strongest, Purest, and Most
Healthful. Dr. Trice's, the only Raking
1'owder th:U does not contain Ammonia,
Liine or Alum. Sold only in Cans.
PRICK BAKING POWDER CO.
HEW TORK. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS.
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KS-MEN'TION THIS TArKR.
LB. Solomon
Ssiomonvilie, Arizona.
DEALER IN
Dry Goods!
Eoots and Shoes,
Canned Goods,
Clothing,
Groceries,
SurniES fob Mixers, Bascueks
AND i'KEIiiHTEKS.
WINES, LIQL'OllS & CIOA1IS.
A ItlackNiiiitli mid Wagou
Shop
Stnckinl with ciimiilotP tixl ami with ctm
jifltpnt workmen on the premises.
SHELDON AND SOLOMONVILLE
Stage lAne,
FIKEBl'S FltEl'DEXTIIAL,
Troprietor.
The tuuflt direct an! comfortable route from
Clifton and Ioi-lMbiu-
TO
Nln;tioiivi!!e and Svltle
nioii on the ila.
Partiw from Lonlslmnr fr T)nnran wih
inu to tnk Htayp ran ilo bo lf leleKrapliins
fltatiou KKent at t'lifton.
Leave Slu-Klon, Tuiuc.'ujs RnJjuSatnnlays
'nrr. ..... ifn
After Forty years
irience in tho
Irepamtion of innro
limn Dua Huixlrttl
Tbonand applications fur p.itonii in
th lnitd h(t and Forcicn conn
trtMt, ttie pnbli?hors of the ix-ifntil.o
Aruericna continae to art as solicit or J
fur patent a, caveat a, t rai-nmrlt. copy
ribi. eta., for th United StatM. and
to obtain patents in Canada. Kngland. Kranrn,
lennany, and a!l other aratitnes Their exieri
enca ia navqualcd mi thir iacilitioa am uuaur-
lianed.
Drawings an 3 ttpeciftcations prepared ani filrd
In the 1'atont DiBc ou .hort noticr. Tonm rt-rjr
reasonable. 'o charfto for OTatni nation uf uuduU
or drmwinffS. Adrice by tnr.il frra
PattilH uhtji'nd t hrouli M unn .t C.ar noticed
in the SCIENTIFIC A MKIilt A, which ku
the lareet eircnlation auU the m.t iniluent ml
pewspaper of ita kind published ia ths world.
1 Jib advantagea of such a notice ovary patentee
nndAntandtf.
Tbia T3 ai T'"ndi(lTr illntratft! ncwrpanr
Is published VKEKT. at f I C a y:ar. nnd w
admitted to be th J beat paper dvotrd to Kciente,
lnechanics. invention, cicmericir irirkj. anrl
other departments of indiWria procresa, pub
limed in any emin'ry. It- contains tho namr-t of
all patentees and title of every invention pjtteutrd
tarn wf.'k. Try it four montna for oue dul.ar.
Bold bv all newdealors.
If roii nave an invention to natent- write to
Mnnn .t Co.. nuhli-lit-t of &tienilio Aiuur.coii.
ltro.iw.iv. S" v Vork
luoiutMUA !juut pnvuLa J free.
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Lubricating and Coal
NAILS AND
Eclipse, Pomeroy Sec
and Elite Sec
STUDEBAKER :-: WAGONS.
The largest Stock of Dry Goods, Scots ui Has, Firnisf.icg Cecils srd Sietso's Hals.
Vfe are vireparccl to furnish goods in carload lots or smaller (luantities. Correspondence solicited.
m:iii. ........ xkiv mexko
Solomon,
Wiokersham
& Company
TEYISTON, Cochise Co. A. T.
FORWARDERS.
Good marked to our euro promptly for
warded to Fort Bowie. Solomotivillc. Snf
ford, Smithville, Fort Thomas San Carlos
and Globe.
We carry at all times a full stock of
General Merchandise
Consisting uf
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions,
Hats, Uootsand Shoes, Gro
cries. Crocked, Hardware,
Liquors, Tobacco & Cigars.
Our stock of
Lnniber. Shinsles, Moors,
Ktc, is purchased from the manufacturers,
and ia selected with a knowled' of
tho wants of purchasers.
ARfiitrt AnheiiRor Beer and Fish Bros.
Wagons
W. C W. SMITH,
rwt niKreaddrpw". Stdninnnvillo. (i rah am
County. Arizona Kan, north side (ira
ham mountain.
Cattln hnmdtil V O on left tid( p.ir mnrk
under Imlf crp tin riirht, wallow fork the
left. Hon? brand, tame as cow brand, on
rump.
WARD & COURTNEY.
("atlli'brand liar W C on loft side. Hoire
bniud Con left hij. liar marks Crop
tho riKht,
Hante on the (Jila rlwr nrar Duncan.
lMt Office adtlrocH Duu'mn, (iraham Co.,
Arizfna.
i AAA kkward: i d-
I I ft fl I m'S "Kirks and )raiuir
y J J for cattlf. as shown ir.
cattle, and will pay 81. WO rward for the ar
rest and rtuiviciinn of any rstm or ttkihi
unlawfully handling cat t U in the following
br.-uids ana marks.
J. II. IIAIII-SOX.
T. O.iKiruiHi, Texas. Iwanch l U.:Tnoni
om, Arizona.
ltanso, on Eagle creek. Graham county,
Arizona.
Ear mark-s crop and Bplit left, crop rijeht.
Hn
nrp hranu. t n the left nonlder.
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Kstntv Notice.
', have tahen nn and had in hv notwHion
ninre May 'Jd, l-v7. two JnliaHH. oue moufu
colonel jack about nine yrars old. branded
J on ritrht nideof nt'ck and M ou left whoTil
dr, l one Fmall hbtek jark. ulnnit eijrh
t"n months ohl. no brnnils. riht ear Hplit,
Owner run hav projuTty by proving ownr
bhip ai.d payitiK chart's.
JOSE (iONl.r.' J.r,
Prcfim t Nt. 5.
S-'doir.onviliP. (.rnham County, Arizoa-i
miy mii ivi.
FREE TRIAU
X K RVIT A
quickly ure" ef
fects of Mouthful
Krriirs. Nervous
r)'!i!ity. Involuntary Losses; ("stores Lost
M.inhiHKi. a pnekaire: (1 for Trial
paekauo I'Z cents Dot.-iire. !' at othce.
Advice nnd consultation on all Private and
Chronic Discuses l'V'e.
m:. a. oi.iv
11J K. Van lliin'n 6t.. t'nr. Clark.
Lliic.it;o, ill.
WIIOL.KSAIi& AXI II ETA IIj DEALERM IX
Oils, Flour, Hay.Grain and Potatoes, Steel, Iron,
WIRE, SADDLES AND HARNESS.
CHAMPAGNE, BEER,
CAMP THOMAS
Blacksmith and
Wagon Shoo,
Has been Ko opened with a com
petent Smith and Woodwork
er iD attendance.
KE1MIKIXG Neatly and
Promptly Done.
HOUSE SHOEING a specialty.
All kinds of Stock both of
WOOD AND IRON
for sale
GEO. P. KILMER. Frcp.
Bailey's Wis!
The half way Station between
Solorrsonvifie,
-AND-
lovie Smiion
And tho only place on the road at which
W ater, Hay and Grain
AND
WINES,
LIQUORS
AND CIGARS.
Sj7Aud Good Meal can bo Procured at
Reaso-.iaMe Rates.
J. E. BAILEY. Proprietor.
Waichesand Clocks
REPAIRED,
-AND-
REVOLVERS, :-. SHOT GUNS
SEWING MACHINES, ETC.
Cleaned and put in condition.
J. FRED DALTQtf,
Camp Thomas,
Graham County, Ariz,
1$
Hp
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Zsa B"cti 5i3
?5 e-tQ;
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Falks' Schlitz' and
Anheuser.
M0RENCI AND CLIFTON
Stage & Express Line
Carrying U. S. Mails
Daily, Sundays Excepted.
Stages carrying passengers and express
leave Clifton at 7 n. m.; returning leave
M3renci at 11;30 a. m.
II I Proprietor.
THE CLIFTON DRUG STORE.
Under the New Management carries a Fall
Line of
DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
iiaix sTt:r.T.
A. C. REARDON. Prop.
SQUAKSl KALIXi
SHOE SHOP,
MAIN STREET.
.CLlFTOy
IMiexi's Soots
...AND..
Women's Fine Shoes
Made in the latest Kaetern styles.
Pejiairinp neatly and promptly done.
W. C BLANK, Proprietor,
th:i
DETROIT HOUSE
MAIX STREET,
SOLOMONVILLE, ARIZONA
llavintr leen thorimtihly refitted is again
open lor the reception ot quests.
Kvery effort, will be made to make this House
r lrst-c niss in every particular.
HOARD BY THE DAY, 'WEEK OR
MONTH.
TERMS REASONABLE.
J. M. MOORE, Prop.
F. E. McG-INNESS,
Post Trader,
Fort Thomas, Ariz. .
Keeps constantly on hand a fine
aHsortmunt of
Gsnts Furnishing Good?
Dry Goods & Groceries
Finest brands of
Wines and. Cig-ars
Both Domestic and Foreign.
Ranch Supplies a Specialty.
Poet Office adjoininff the store.
Bowie Station via Soiomonville
rr o-
FORT THOMAS.
A daily lino of Stages is running between tbe above points, con
necting at Soiomonville with stage line for Clifton and Upper Gila, at
Bowie Station with the Southern Pacific railroad, and at Fort Thomas
with stage line to and from Globe.
New Concord Caaclies an! the
Bowie Station & Solomoxville, Arizona.
Have accomodation for fifty head of stock.
Hay and grain in unlimited quantities.
Competent and trustworthy hostlers always in attendance.
Charges Eeasonable.
MAIN OFFICE AT
S. W. POSTER
m
THE OLIFTOSii
aril er :-: Slion
HAS BF.E.V
AT THK OM) STAM)
Next Door to the Post Office.
SHAVING,
SHAMFOONING,
HAIECUTTING,
AT THK USUAL, PRICES.
FRANK W00DAR0, Proprietor.
Notice of Pre-emption Proof.
i Deelaratorj- Statement Xo. 13ft..)
United States Land Office, )
Tucson. Arizona, July '27, A. 1)., 1R87. )
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of hi8 intention
to mnke final proof in support of his claim,
nnd that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of the U- fc District Court at Soiomon
ville, Arizona, on the 9th day of beptembert
1HS7. viz:
Robert Peel, of Safford. Graham Comity,
Arizona, for the southeast qnarter of south
west quarter section 17, township 7. south
range 2i east, (iila and Salt river meridian.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, anil cultiva
tion of, said hind, viz: John Walker. Thomas
Quinn. (ieoree Morris and Adam Walker, all
of Safford, Arizona.
A. D. DUFF,
Regibter,
First publication August 3, 18S7.
Notiee of Homestead Proof.
Homestead Application Xo. $214.
Unites States Land Office. ?
Ttcson, Arizona, July 27, A. D., 1H7. J
NOT1CK is hereby given that ttie following
suiuel settlor has riled notice of his inten
tion to make final uroof in funnort of his
c'aim. and that said proof will be made be
fore the Clerk of the U. S- District Court at
Soiomonville. Arizona, on the 0th day of
Sfptemlier. lssl, viz:
.lonroe M. t urns, of t nrtis, draham Co.,
Ariz ma. for the northeast ouarter section 4.
townslnp (i, south range, 24 east, Gila and
Salt river meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continnous residence upon and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz: John S. Hinmis, Levi
N. Curtis, W. R. Kawkins ami T. W. Fuller,
all of Curtis, tirahani County. Arizone.
A. v. IJL L' V
Register.
First publication August 3, 1887.
JAMES SIAS,
onerei Blacksmith
....AND....
HORSE SHOEEi.
Slicp. Main Slrfot, - ('MFTCX
First - Class Blacksmithino
In all its branches done with
promptness, and
at reasonable prices.
A Specialty Made of Shoe
a Mmw el i
-o Mmm l&s?
UJ
BH5SS Slki
ing Horses
Best cf Horses on tMs Line.
Special rates for?permanent Livery,
for Hire and Sale.
Teams
SOLOMONVILLE.
Proprietor.
-J 4
1 2
a Q to J JS
3 53 S J) ,m -i.
g & ol tC
.S o
VOX
HEALTH. "BI6EA66
T.o Richnn'g Oolilen Balsam No. 1
Cures Chancres, first and second stages;
Sores on the Letts anil Body; Sore Ears,
Eyes, Kosc, etc., Copper-colored Blotches.
Syphilitic Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and all
primary forms of the disease known aa
Syphilis. Price, S5 OO pnr Bottle.
1 Ricliau'a Golden Balsam No, id
Cures Tertiary, MercurialSyphilitic Rheu
matism, Pains in the Bones, Pains in the
Head, back of tha Neck, Ulcerated Sore
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con
tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs, and
eradicates all disease from the system,
whether caused by indiscretion or abuse
cf Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price S3 OO per Dottle.
I.C Richau'i Golden Spanish Anti
dote for the cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet,
Irritatisn Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni
tal disarrangements. Price S'-J 50 per
Bottle. .
Le Kichau'a Golden Spanish In
jection, for severs cases of Gonorrhrea,
Inflammatory Gleet. Strictures,&c. Price
61 50 per Bottle.
l,e Richau's Golden Ointment
for the effective healing of Syphilitic Sores,
and eruptions. Price $1 OO per Bex.
Le Kichuu's Golden Pills -Nerve
and Brain treatment; loss of physical pow
er, excess or over-work. Prostration, etc.
Price $3 OO per Box.
Tonic and Nervine,
Sent every where, C. O. D., securely packed
per express.
C. F. RICHARDS ic CO. , AfirenU,
427 & 429 Sansome street. Corner Clay,
San Francisco. Cal.
flRCLLAR MAILED FREE.
REJUVENAT0R.
j jjm H E GREAT
, : x STRENGTH KX1 NO
TSSAL -rtEMEDYandKEUVK
; :'10XIC cures with nn-
e-i -r mrp m failing certainty rv
11 LE: oils and Physical )f bM-
;ity, ViUil Kxhaiistiun,
'x pnfp l Sperm:itorrhceaSumiii:l
i rnLt. : Weakness, Preuiuture
I Decluie, Organic Wcal:
: MirtnirwT Tfl incss. Prostatitis, Wexiuili
. oJrriClcNT TO j Decline and Lohscf-Man-:
PnC'Vp THE MER- ' h-J-'l, however complf
: - : cated and from whatever
jiisur inib, int: ; cause proouceu.
: GREATEST CF ALL I
jSTREnlGTHENIHGi
; HEMEDIES AMDi
! NERVE TONICS, I Ts the only remedy that
! WILL BE SENT TO ! a'ntay V?eakelS
ANY ONE APPLY- j ',
UG BY LETTER i however they occur, and
i STATING HIS SYMP- of tho above and many
-other erous, Debill-
:TlMS AND AGE. : fcitedanilMorliidcondlt
:AM ,-.-, iki.-,. ilns, and from which
: ALL COfc.MUNICA- : THOTJSAXDM OF MK.V
; HONS STRirTI Y snfler unaware of the
.iwii.i : real cause.
i -JUNi-mENTifiL BY :
; LETTER OR AT!
i OFFICE, FREE. i
it ti
Also cures ALL Kidney and Bladder Com
plaiuts.l m puritii-M of t lie Blood, Diseases of the
Skin. Pimples, Eruptions, etc.
Price, fJ.'O a hot :!e. or 5 hot ties for ?10. Sent
to any address secure from observation nnd
strictlyconflclenuio. CU11K GUAIUKfEEa
Call or address
DR.C. D. SALFIELD,
? 16 Kearny Stv San Francisco, Calm.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
500
IfUJWENATOir.
it
aJUVENATDR.
To P. M. McGrilHa, yon are hereby notified
that the nn(lern'Knel has expended one hun
dred (iUi) dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the 'JO mine, situated in (ireen
h"e (4old Mountain Mining Dirtrict, in tho
County of Graham, and Territory of Arizona,
in order to hold said premises under the pro
viFions of section 2824 of the revised statutes
of the United States, being tho amount re
quired to hold the same for the year endinjr
December 31et h6, and if within days af
ter the publication of this notice you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of such
expenditure as co-owner, your interest in said
claim will become the property of the sub
scriber under the said section 2321.
J. F. SMA .
First publication May 4.1SS7.

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