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-iHj papee.
IP-A-IlTS, OILS
EL PASO, TEXAS.
3 o. el paso street.
Glass and. IPvLtty.
TiT
1 !
WEDNESDAY, FERRTJATtY 2s.
Baoi.TTTtEr at tns iMsT-nrr-r. Ci-irros
A.T.. AS.Sf.oosr-Ci.Ass Mattf.b.
TO ATV.'KUTlsru:'. Nino lines of solid
nonpareil r.i;iwur'm":it m.-.ko one sn.ur.ri1.
F. r. T).Kf. A.;wr;WaAnttfl er-tl 5
Merchants I'xi-S.i::-.v. S:m Frunrisco. Cal
ls our authorize! ant in that r'y, aivl con
tracts for a iwrtisinsr cm lw m.-t.Io with him.
Th: Ci-Ar.ios is on lile in bis oilu-je.
t.VMrep! all communications and maVo
all renriitiinrps paya'ulo lo tho Clarion l'ub
lidhin.Coii) pat y.
As llio Democratic National
Convention is to be bclJ on Jnco
5lh it iH-booves our Territorial
Central Cotuinitleo to bo moving
in the ruattKi- of holding .1 conven
tion for tho purpose of selecting
delegates to represent ns nt that
convention. It is troo it is some
what early to make this r.n":ges
tion, but. such things had better
not be left until the last moment.
The following gentlemen com
prise the Democratic Territorial
Central Committee:
Apnehe J. L. llubbcll, Harris
Baldwin. Cochise L. Llinn,
J. II. Tevis, Ji'.nies Coylc. Gila
W. A. Holm.. W. A. Griflin
Graham Geo. ;H.'; Stevens, 13. F.
Norton. Maricopa IX Goodrich,
A. L. Heusliriw, II. H. 1L--Wil..
UohavG A. Cornwall, Caldwell
"Wright. Pima T. J. JeiTords, S.
IL Frrm'din.B. C. Parker. Pinal
G.ILOury.P. K.Brady. Yuma
M. J. Nngoct, J. J. Stein. Yava
' ilorris Goldwater, J. C.
Hercdon, J. G. Campbell. Kan.
P. J. Eolan is tho chnirman and
Chas. Driscoll secretary of the
committee.
The last territorial convention
directed that tho delegate to the
national convention be chosen by
a terriiorii.1 convention to be
called for thnt purpose, tho dele
gates to such convention to be
chosen by tho counties respectively
Therefore it is only fair to
presume, that the delegates to the
convention will bo apportioned t'j
tho different cor.nties on the basis
of tho vote cast for Marcus A
Smith, Democratic candidate fr
delegate to Congress at tho last
general election Tho vote of each
county wiil bo of interest, which
was asjfollows:
Yavapai Democratic 1101, Ilo
pnblican 038. Pinal-Dem. -10,
Kop. 3S0. 'Mohavo Dem. 221
Fiep. 202. Pima Deal. S-'V3, Kcp
728. Maricopa Dem. 802, P.ei'.
677. Graham Dem. 57S. Rep.
2GG. Gila Deaa. 203, Hop. 216.
Cochise Dem. 120S, Hep. 512.
Apacho Dcm. 5S5, Eep. 325.
Yuma Dem. 1C0, Rep. I'iS.
Acting r.pon the presumption
that the apportionment of k-It -gatos
will by based upon the vo!
cast for the head of tho ticket, and
that the basis will be ono delegate
for every 100 votes and fractijti
exceed: rsj; 50, the representation
would fca as follows: Yavapai 12,
Pical 4, llohave 2, Pima 9, Mari
copa 9, Graham C, Gila 15, Cochise
12, Apache 6, Yuma 2, total (ix
A report lias been circulated
throughout the territory the past
week that a band of eight Indians,
supposed to be from the San
Carlos reservation, had fired upon
J. C. Jones of Aravaips, who Lad
been hit bnt nut injured by a
spent ball. Troops from Forls
Grant. Lowell end Ilaachnca were
immediately started in pursuit of
the hostile party, but up to the
time of going to press no farther
particulars have reached ns. It
has been reported that the author
ities at San Carlos claim that
there are no Indians from the
reservation missing, and r.pon this
report a theory is base 1 that the
party who fired upon 3Ir. Jones 13
the same which has beou depre
dating in liexico, being a remnant
of Geronimo's band that escaped
capture. This seems hardly
probable, Lcwever, and a theory
to our mind mere probable, pro
viding there is a band out, is that
it is a small party of bucks dis
satisfied with the action taken by
the authorities at San Carlos iu
relation to the recent Liiliug,
when considerable feeling was
manifested by a portion of the
Apache3 because; Captain Pierce
would not deliver up to them tho
murderer. Still another theory,
and perhaps tho mo.t probable, is
that a mistake has been made and
there are no Indians out at ail.
Last "Wednesday night, about S
o'clock the Southern Pacilic train
No. 20 waB held up at Steii.s p.-ss
by two men, who el::;,!iil onto
the t-tigiao and compelled the
engineer to stop 11. e train and un
couple the mail and expres-s cars
from tba passenger coaches. After
ttiking the mail and express cars
about a mil and a half down the
track, they wero stopped an I the
express car rob'.ed, no resistance
being offered. Tho mail car was J
m CUFTOI CLART01
After robliiii" tho
express, the robbers, who v:ta
, . ' , . . ,
afoot, departed, KOlD.o; m n BOUtU-
wlv direction. A r;sp- consist-
ing or iuarsnni aicnci.., vcpmy :
Will Smith, Len II;irri., Sheriff,
SL'rtAV of Pi inn. mid Others, p'.arteil
. .i
:u pursuit immediately on receipt j
of tliO 11PWS.
j
. , , . -. t,
A recent Phemx dispatch says: j
''wo deeds jnst recorded in the
comity recorders's ofiice hero
would indicate that the redoubtable-
James Addison Peralta li-.-a-vis
of land grabbing notoriety has
disposed of his claim. The first
is a deed of usufruct from Donn
Sella Loreta Kaso Prralla-Reavis
to tho Cordova Improvement Co.,
crantmir iueui certain escinsivo
privileges Upon the I eralta grant,
7 ... fi;.,
lie second deed conveys to Clin -
nn T" Fnrro'l of x7ew York nil of
the Peralta grant with the excep
tion of fifty thousand acres more
or less heretofore deeded tc other
parties and corporations and
twenty thousand acres lyirrg about
tho mines of Casa Grand? and
joct to the first taentionpd deed.
Tho consideration in each deed is
live dollars which no UoaliS ex
presses tho value of all tho rights
of Janus Addison and Doua Solia
in the property conveyed.
In the Xiw Jersey senate a 1::1
has been introduced priwidicjy
that the death penalty shall here
after be inflicted by electricity.
Tho act provides thi.t in sentenc
ing criminals tLo j'.idgw shall
nnmo tho week during which the
execution shall take place, and
williin tho week so designated tho
shetitlof the county shall select
the day, not previously to be
made known to any ono except
tho persons allowed to bo present
at- executions. Thes shall be tho
sontoneir.g j'ddge, prosecuting
attorney, two physicians, twelve
reputable citizens, two clergymen
(if requested) and seven assis-rd
sheriffs. Tho corpse 8ub?e.-pi:;t'
must be buried with enough qniei.
lime to consume it or to ba x'r; n
up for dis-eetk n pnrpo?cs. Nen-f-papers
are prohibited from re
porting the execution further tlan
the bare mention of the event
St. Louis Las been chosen ns
the phce for holding the next
Democratic National convention,
which will assmb:A or. Je.ns 5th.
i'cacf .n 1'nrth
Awaits that countless army of
martyrs, wlxvo ranks :iro constantly
recruited from the victims of nervous
ness and nervous diseases. Tho
pnea or tho boon is n systematic
course of Ilostctter's Stomach Ilittev,
tho finest and most penial of tonic
nervines, pursued with reasonable
persistence. Kasior, pleasanter and
sif- rtliis than lo wash tho victualling
department with pscmlo-tuuics,
alcoholic or the reverse, beef extracts,
nerve foo ls, narcotics, sedatives and
poisons in disguise. "Tired Nature's
sweet restorer, balmy sleep," is the
providential reeuperant of weak
nerves, and this glorious: franchise
being usu.illy llio consequences of
sound digestion and increased viij-ir,
the prcat stomachic which insures
both is productive also of repo-e at
tho required time. Not unrefreshed
awakens the individual who uses it,
but vigorous, clear headed and tran
quil. Use the Hitters also iu fever
and ague, rheumatism, kidney
troubles, constinaiion and biilious-
UOS..S.
TOV, SALE.
The Coronado saloon, building
and grennds. Building, 125x20;
lot, 15CxS0. Also six small build
ings connected with property. V"ill
be included in this sale, billiard
table, bar-fixtures, furniture, etc.
and a reservoir, capacity 19,090
gallous,wi;h connections thoroutrh-
ont tho entiia budding. Title
guaranteed. This is one of the
very best business localities in tho
city and will be sold at n posilivo
bargain, lor further particulars
inquire on the iiremiv vr at this
oftu-e.
ait tiiUiilL.i. ilUwLj
Finest Vines, Liquors
and Cigars.
1 II J. STOLLAR, - Pr.orRiETca.
STOLLAR :-: EROS,
MANUFACTUBXltS OK
IT,
IiliiUil idmh
iUiiiUii!
GSTuGlER ALE,
BM Bso? Apoilinaris ater.
T
5 1
Supplied at Reasonable Rates
nfier April 1st.
Lord SlDUTfJ, - N. M.
I not Diolchtcd
Ail Sorts of FoLon.
! Mr. F. Daley. Advertlslne Agent or
j the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad, writes:
.. inflammatory rheumatism swelled my
lees and arms to twice their natural size.
f mirrored exernclatinir nain. Your won-
dcrfiUS . s. s. maac a complete cure.
Major Sidney Herbert, editor of tho
Smite Cultivator and JHxie Farmer.
Atlanta, Ga., writes: "I have fully tested
th0virtuC9Of Swifl.a speciiic, both as a
rheumatism cure and atonic. It has done
crcn more than 1U proprietors claim
for It."
Mr. Michael Long, Jr., with tho Stro
bridgo Lithographic Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio, writes: "I suffered fortwo years
with a terriblo itching and painful sores
on my nqc k, nrnis, hands and fingers.
No physician could help mo. S. S. S. re
lieved mo perfectly and I feel like a new
man."
Mrs. Amanda Ingle, of Gastonia, X. C,
writes: "My baby, when four months
old, developed scrofula. lie had two se
vere risings aim son's ontlie hcck. 1 sent
for our family physician, who pro
nounced it scrofula, and prescribed
s. s. s.
for it. I pave the baby ti. S. S.,
xho sores uro healed, and the baby is
well and hcalthv. 1 know S. s. S. saved
, lls iiri.,nn(1 j ,0f(i our dodorso. He is a
! reulnr pliysician, and prescribed S. S. S.
scrofula."
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. HIE Swift SfECU'iC Co.f
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Cia.
Dou't r-id 'J our I'loney Abroad
Yon can get your Louisiana
Lottery iiCKets from bam Draeh
man, at the same price, and le5
delay, than sending tho money to
New Orleans. A discount allowed
nil
Ad
dress S. H. Drachmas, Tucsod
Arizona, bole agent.
P. II. NeuiTer, practical jewel
er, Lordsbr.rir, N. 31. Watches re
raircd. Ciifton orders should bo
left v.iih iY. C. Blank.
9
E
i
j ' Jl
Absolutely Pure,
This ;o3f.ifr novrr Trtrit'n. A man-. of
iiniy. r-! rt'.-cU: r.r?d wy;(!-sna.tir'sK. M;r
f:::r.ic-i! t:wm tho nMhiary k:n'lM. and
titmlii f low t-bi. fhort wt-ik'ht niiini or ;hs-
(iiiaf jKtwilrf. .I only tn rNi. IIoyal
Hasino I'owrK'o., Ml Wall Sr.. N,
rliiii M
Lordsburg, N. M.
Undo- tho li:t:sinc".i of
0 jriiiZS
Only First-class Ectel
I it Towc.
ROBERTS & LEAHY,
Gf!
r0 -1 f 'A "f vTl P r At
-Xml fall TArloi'- v.f -
7,
1 rm
iliij.
? Kn .; A hi
Lortlsbnr;,
! LAY & BOOM.
Duncan, Arizona,
Dea:i!a
General Merchandise
Hanclimen's Supplies,
XVinet, Sjiaors Rii:l Cigars
33137- Goods,
ClctliirLC,
BOOTS AI-TD SHOES
Kte.,
r.tc.
r.te.
Hlxhcct pricoi yaid for FarmProdne.
F. E. Mc&INNESS,
Post Trader,
Fort Thomas, Arizona
Kcos constantly on Jiand a S::e
nbsortueut (C
Gents Furnishing Gccds,
"Dry Goods & Groceries
Finoet brands of
Wines a-zid. Oigrars
Euth Bo:nesti and Fori'ijn.
Kaucli Supplies a Specialty.
Feat Onlre adjoining the siort.
J,
IIP
Soionionvi!!o,
-AND-
Sowie Sieilon
And tho only place on he road nt n-iich
Water, Hay and Grain
AND
WINES,
LiqrOES
AND CIUARS.
tXAnd Good iloals can bo Prooared at
Koasonablo Rates.
E. BAILEY, Proprietor.
SUHMOHS.
TN THE DI.STUICT TOUitT . VIWST
Jn-licirJ District, in th Oii'inU-.f (i pa-
ham, Torrttnry of Arizona.
i rank i. l:iruim, plmntift. nfjain-: the
uknowi. Mi-in- if l.uii Smith, dcfeasoil. ut-
fojidant. Si:miiimis.
Ai'tittnlinniirtit in thf District Pnnrt if tho
Kir-t JiidtL'ial hist riot, in ain! for tiic conntv
of yraha;;i, in th Ttrril:ry of Arizona.
Tii Tt-rrHtrry of Arizona ti'tui- cr'-'-tinj: to
tho Uu known llt-irt of Lou ISmitii, dj-
o.i uro heroliy sninminrd and toqttirpJ to
ftpv:ir in aiiat'tt'ju broit-jiit ;ii?:itn--;t you hy
it aove-nani'M n(:unti;:s 111 tin i:strnt
fo-irt (.t ill'1 First Judici.-d tri t. in and
ir tho enmity of (J r:ii;.i:n. Jr:'Utrv of Ari-
zoua, and aiiHwiT tli coiiipiidn! rilt-d with
hoi ,t-ru ! L:is ( 0.1 rt nt Solomon vi o. 1 n
said coiiiity laoopynf wiiicli (-on-jilaint ac
conu-anitrs tins Miitiinni!Si, within t'-n d.-tys
(t'Xi'iuivi i't t!i.iti.y of rervico), nft.-r tt:o
10 11;. tin vi hi nt" t:.wn:imi:o'is. it s-ri'.I
in this oociity; hut if st-rvt-.l tint of tho
tunty nnd wiihi:i t he dietrict. then within
tW'tltj l:iy-i; ill :di or her O.is thirly tlays.
In' Xil't notion in hrmii'iif ti oii!:imi a i?
croc tf thirt court lor Ihf f.r l:isitn f a
certain r.io:ti':.',"thstri'!.t d in titp cimilatnt
ven to h.?r;ro ire p:y trji'tit of a i:rotninso:y
lo of -l.tiJ. with iiitir!-t.
And you arc m rvt.y noliiil that if yon
fil to ai'p'-ar aii'l ar.swr tho cornpi:ii:ii is
r!ovh r.".ji:iriI tiiM j::i!t:itnt hy oV.'aul:
will lw Oiio-r.tl ftir;i:iisf yo'.
(rivon umlrr mv har.t! a'd fie poal iF tho
kviI ,:;.! 1 t'ottrt, at SolomoTi
Okal. vii!,.. tins v-i;h ihiy of IVbruarv
A. D. i
1,1.0. if. Sli:Vi:S. t'Vrk.
NoUro of I To most 0.1:1 Proof.
Umti d Htatks Land (Irri.T. I
Tr-s,. Ariz., t'ehrtiarr 14. A.0. 1SS.. 1
"VrOTlCK i hfrci.y pivpa that tl.n f..!!
- ivijr-asnusl st r 1,-r lii. il :'.o::ce of
irten' Mil t- u:iik' tn'.-.J proof m
of id l::im. a:;.! trnt wtM pro.f
mrjia LC..ro t:,o rl-nt of ti..'
1M - '
v. i : i 1 o
1 n:.;-:
Mntos . ;str!.-t onrr. lit
villo. Ar.;uua. on tin. ii.it ti.ir nt X
le-s. rb.!
r.:on-
ilyniiji If. Ti.t)(tts of F.-.flonl. fi
roun'y
hin
tion
vons. Alum l'ni:,-.:?. f'h-ir'm Wnrnttr ard
John Morriti, all of oafiurd, Grarau eoun,y,
Ariz.
A. D. DVFF, Rogister.
First pnblication Fobmary 22, ly.S.
He namiM tli" HWi.. w!fnnw to t.ti, l"t !:-Li A . .W;j4il'S
coutinnoiw ptdeini uncn. nn.l ru'tiv.- I W-19SZjSSm
of. Ha il Utn.l. vir A pTamlcr St.- rr7isist--r ,., , . ..Yfj.V--,"
IE. Solomon
SolomGnvilie, Arizona.
DEALER IK
Goods !
Boots and Shoes,
Canned Goods,
Clothing,
Groceries,
Supplies fob Mixeiis, Eanchers
AND FllEIGnTESS.
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.
A Blacksmith and 3'njro;i
Shop
Stocked with complte tools and with com
petent workmen on the premises.
CAMP TSIOMAS
Blacksmith and
a
Has been Re opened with a com
petent Smith and Woodwork
er iu attendance.
HKPAIK1XG Noatlj
Promptly Done.
and
HOUSE SII0EINU a specialty.
All kinds of Stock both of
WOOD AND IRON
for sale
GEO. F. KILMEU, Prop.
M0RENCI AND CLIFTON
Stage & Express Lin
Carrying U. S. Mails
Daily, Sondnj. Ezcettd.
Stagos carrying possocgors and express
leaTe:'('liftm at 7 ;a. m.; rorurning leaTe
Morenci at 11;30 a. m.
II EXIt Y Proprietor.
SHELDON AND SOLOMOHYILLE
Stage Ijine,
riHEEUS FEEUDEXTHAL-,
Proprietor.
The moat direct and comfortable roats from
Clifton and I.yr-dshnrg
Soloijioiiville and ficttle
mcuts os! tlie Cxiln.
Partis from liOrtUbnrff or "Onnenn wifh
ir.K to tnke armjo ran do bo hr teirKraphiag
station Hi?nt at Clifton.
Lenvcs SiielJon, Tueaiihjs nnirSiQr7lfty
Tare, .....
Lsitr- jO) y -fcs-hCsl
. ---. .r,
.. . !
3 -J iSS.
WLIFVIS A At .
TOBACCO. 1
B. FREUDENTHAL1 CO.
EL PASO, TEXAS,
JoBBBna ik
AEHS AITD
Carry an Immense Stock and
II. LEAHY.
GUTTER
WHOLESALE AND
Wines, Li
quors an
Groceries and Provisions, Hay and Grain.
ALSO, A COMPLETE LISEJ
GENTLEMEN
'S
In fact everything needed by Rancher or Miner. An excellent CORRAL,
undsr charge of a competent Hostler, is connected
with tho business.
THOMAS,
CLIFTON HOTEL,
J. ABRAIIASS, Proprietor.
HEADOOARTERS FOR
COOL I1005IS AXD CLEAK BECS.
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH THE VERY BEST
THE OS LY FIRST-CLASS H07 EL IN CLIFTON.
87.00. BOARD S"?,0O
8PECI KATKH TO FAMILIES.
THE LARGEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN ARIZONA.
LEO. GOLBSCHffiBT,
WHOLESALE AMD DETAIL DEALER IK
FURNITURE, BEDDING,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
FALL GOODS
ALL STYLES of BEDROOM, PARLOR, and DINING ROOM
Furniture of Handsome Designs and Most Reasonable Prices.
Souil
I'm it rations
TUQ8QN.
Hnntsville, Alabama, Nursery.
APPLE,
PEACH,
PEAR,
CHEKEY,
PLUMB,
APRICOT,
ETC., ETC,
Gr apevixes,Small Fruits
And a general assortment of
SHADE TREES.
JESTTricps nnule kiiown on ap
ilicaiion. Alelresa
GSOHGS J. OLOUGH,
Central, Graham Co., Arizona.
N'otice of Commuted llomo
stead. "Uoaiesteail A pi'.lienfion fin. 70S.
Trcsov, Ar:rf'i.t. F -li. 11. A. u. 1S7. )
N( )'!'!( K. i- her"l" --vfv th .t tlu- followini;
a :(! Frttlor led n stic- of h-r inten-
!. to make I'.na' proo ir. sapj o t of her
:tmi. ;ti!(i th i! Bald ,.roof wiil ii" m:il im.
f re (jeorp If. St'iv.Mis, ( Ifrk of the D!s riot
: 'onrt nt Solomonvillo. Arizona, on the 28th
vr of Ularnh. IKS. viz:
Manuela JI. Varoia of Solomonville, A.T..
Torthe S. half of the SE. quarter of eoction
T. 7S.. K.27 K.
Sho names the following witnesses to prove
her continnons residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, paid land, viz:
ciixto J. Garcia. Jesns Saens, Abram Diaz,
Jesus Aros, all of Boloonvillo, A. T.
A. D. DUFF, Krister.
First publication January 25th, 1888.
DRY GOODS,
AMMUHITI0IT.
Guarantea Pricet against any Mikk
. A. CCTTXa
& LEAHY,
BET AIL DEALER IK
FURNISHING GOODS
ARIZONA
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
PJEJl WEEK.
7.0
NOW READY.
before Purchasing Elserrte
ARIZONA.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Chas. lie Bean, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the under
signed, special administrator of the estate
of Chas. Le Bean, deceas d, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with tho
necessary vouchers, within four months
after tho first pnblication of this notice, to
said special administrator at his residence
at Grant, Graham eounty. Arizona Terri
tory. MILES L. WOOD,
Spec al Administrator of the Estate of Chas.
Le Ilean, deceased.
Dated Grant, Graham county, Arizona,
this 6th day of February, 18SS.
First insertion February 8. 1SSS.
Desert Land, Final Proof.
Unites States Land Officz,
Tccsox, Arizona, Feb. 20, A. D.. 1888. f
Notice is hereby given that Jacob R. Haig
lfrof Clifton, Ariz., has tiled notice of in
tention to make nroof on his desert land
claim No. 4!tt, for the unsurveyed land sec
tion 19. T. 6 S., R. 31 E., before tho Register
and Receiver of the United btates Land
Office at Tucson. Anz., on Friday, the 13th
day of April. 18S8.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land:
Augustus Hobbs, Charles Feidler, Alfred
Clark, Clarence Lyndon, all of I'lifton, Ariz.
a. u. uui , Hegister.
First publication Feb. 211th.
Desert Land, Final Proof.
United States Land Office, )
Tucsox, Ariz., Feb. 20, 18S8. 5
Notice is hereby given that Robert B. Casey
flirt, in Xfi-w hna GlnA C
., ....a u, UUklvD UL 11IIVU-
tion to roako proof on his desert land claim
No. 4rts, for unsurveyed land in ssction 19. T.
6 S., R. 31 E.. before the Register and Re
cover of the United States Land Office at
Tucson, Ariz., on Friday, the 13th day of
April, 1883.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land:
Charles Feidler, Clarence Lyndon, Alfred
Clark, Augustus Hobbs, all of ('lift on, Aria.
A. D. DUFF, Register.
First publication Feb. 2!'th.
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