The Clifton clarion., August 28, 1889, Image 3

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

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CLIFTON CLAETON.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST C&, 18S9
Cliftuu liiu the UoiC siius auu bout
maker in the territory.
Tliia office wouts tome one to ad
vise it Low to run a little we (a) ekly.
There is no one in town that can.
The Clarion tenders thanks to
?ho. Smithy our efficient railroad
agent, far coortesies extended.
1L F. Crow and D. It. Holmes, of
Kansas, and J. A.Miller, of Silver City
can ou last Fridav'g train.
Msdanies Chapman., Peterson and
Valkley graced this oQice with their
presence last week.
Wcare pleased to record the release
of Henry Fowler, who was arrested
charged with being a Wham robber.
Harry Smith the genial salesman at
the Company's store now occupies a
desk temporarily at the Company's J
office.
H. E. Penny and Charlie Hanson
Lave uken a contract to develop one
of the mines in the Ilagan group at
Granville.
The G. M. Q. & S. M. & Ii. company
have bceasued in an action for debt
by Dick Stillwell and George Cir
cons. From 2.100 pouuds of ore from the
Ilefugio miue at Gold Gclch, which
was ar rastraed. a clean up of 13 oz: ;
in gold was made. j
Suiith & Ailmau have completed j
the erection of one arras tra and are I
going to build tvv more to work ore !
from a claim recently located by them. !
" I
Jaiuos A. liaudall was in from the i
C.ariield yesterday procuring supplies
lie says tbat he and the Boyls' lire's i
have taken out of the Alaska mine :
about 37S tons of ore.
i
Ex-Tier. Ross of New Mexico, has
purchased the lemiug Headlight.
The (ioveruor is an No. 1 iournalist:
having a thorough knowledge of the I
business.
. i juijii-t a. .cai i;uu a lull uci 'unlit ui i
I I
There has benshipped since Jan.lefthe modus operandi pertaluiug to !
1, to June SO, crude ores containing j the incubation, treatment, etc, will be
goM. silver and eopt,er2-,.f)00 pounds. Uivcu. j
El Pa,. Texas. and Denver. Colorado, ' Mofe )roecllng is bein tlone
cre VllSV I
in. ., T ii-J
i r.-r iififuu t ii.ii puvaivd uuu mis
ofiice and pilfered exchanges aml I
spilled the ink. ruinin-ra lot of st: l
tiouary, is a villiau double-dyed deep '
ia the wool. D n him.
Jataes Morris who has a contract
hauling oro from the Lone Pine mine
to tie J-ead of the incliuc at the Met
calfcaine to town to sec his grandson.
HerM-rl Howard, Jr off to Lords
burg. Hank Dorsev went to Silver Citv I
Moixlav morninff. He will return iii !
a t'v days. Mr. Dorsev has the rep-
utation of being one of the best pros
IHc'.ors in the country.
Jerome II. Yau--han v.'ill teach the
Toung idea how to shoot at San Jos; . j
Hisecho'astir attendance will ba iirin-1
cipally Mexicans; and in that line of '
imparting knowledge no better ai-
lolutment could have been made, as
ke is learned in that tongue, and a
ready interpreter rnd translator.
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The --Aermotor Windmill that
, t ii it . .
adorns 4. II. Ilovevs propertv now
4 i r , , , .' . .
stands finished aud is au ornament to
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the town of I Iiftou. This mill seems
4 i . . it
to be a great improvement over other
mills it has a gain of over 40 ,,rr
nt in power. It takes the water out
f ft,.. l on r.... r....
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the mill, at an elevation of about 12 ,
feel and forces the water up to reser- j
voir 350 fet away from the mill, at !
an elevation of 100 feet; aud at aj
speed of wind of 12 miles per hour. :
discharges a steady 2 iueh stream into
the reservoir. Sea advertisement.
The first accident that has ever oc-!
curred on the baby gauge road cither '
io mia or oetst mat tiamages couki : oo0 l)0,llus. The tabulated statement
be a I for, whilst Hank Arbueklc!f tl,e outmit shovi-i.fl thnt. in the
vras at ria throttle, took iliu'e one d:iv :
ar,t we.-k cise to the foot of the : falling off of the Lake Superior mines, j social anil domestic subjects; com
LfiiiffS?!!o iu.-iur. on one of the j .-ompared tvith the Month ot May, of I ph-te instructions are given in pen-
buih i nines. . uurro vt as ou me
. , ,, . , ,
track iu.l could not be oberv.nt until
the forv.-.ird cars were aini ist on to
h-m. The burro was killed. Mr. i
-rbneile lias ueeu rutmiug au engine
4 1 t l l t
ou tat, roau i r n.it. yar. anu it is a j
remarkable statement to make that he !
,
lia8 never cost tho COIiipanV one dollar
. . ' ....
lor accidental tiamages. I his is a j
record that few, if any, engineers can
Bhi'iv. Mr. Arbuckle in tho handling j
of his ore train has always becu care-
iui, iviiicj perhaps accounts for Ins ;
noted eii-i-i t.
MINING JfEWS. . ,--
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Reports from Itisbec say that the
town never was more lively. No idle
men in ramp. The mines and smelters
running to their full capacity.
Xews coming in from Granville and
G ray's Peak leads us to believe that
something startling will take place
soon.
Ike Ham and Tom Fitzgerald are
doing their assessment work near the
Coronado. The property is under
bond to New York parties.
Work is being pushed ou the Coon
mine bv the G. M. G. & S. M. & R. Co.
with a small force of men until the
arrival of their steam head pump that
was ordered some time ago.
Dick Sanders has leased of Mase
Greeulee the Comet mine, and in three
weeks took out over $500 worth of
ore The mine is situated near the
Garfield.
There must be quite a stir in the
neighborhood of the Mayflower dis
trict as quite a number of prospectors
have went there recently. Frank Bax
ter, Amos Adams Mr. Talbort, and
John II. Yeltonead lied that way.
Abe Boy Is and Nick Cole started
Monday on a prospecting trip. They
go to the Mayflower district, in the
neighborhood of the Gazette group
that belongs to Ike Ham and Tom
Moss.
George Williams from the Gold
can,p Was in town Monday after tiip-
,,iPS. He reports that development
worij js being steadily pel formed by
every one there; and that Mase Greeu-
("e 'ld sinner) is now reading the
ml,le evenings.
The output of copper ores from the
dillerent mines supplying the Arizona
Copper Company's Smelters keeps an
ore train running regularly. Copper
nmy go down in the market but the
Clifton district, from the abundant
supply stored in her bald rugged
i mountains can staud it if anv other
camp on earth can.
Fritz Adoiyh's incubator is hatch
ing a batch of about 65 eggs of the
g ehoic breeds, viz: Polish,
t uuiuiuus uuu HHuiuurgs, aim some
-v-,- ,
year in the territory than ever before
in liorliitorv- Every mountain ranre
- '
i.hin her confines, the pioneers of
wealth and civilization can dc found
wi,h Iolt-I' k and mineral-glass, j
May they all strike it rich,
i Prospectors as a body of men, are
j iiucomplaiuing and generous. Their
character of work speaks for itself:
I and when anything is made manifest
j to their injury it is the mission of Thk
Clarion to expose it. Ia other words
we propose to "hew to the line, let the
ch-PS fall where they may."
As development and improvements
I nu.U in 1.n (I ' -.1.1 M....
tain district, the more valuable t'e
mines are proving to be. All that is
required now is for facilities to treat
the ores that are being dailv dlscover-
ed to make Clifton a commercial ceu
tor of great iniiortanno, owing to the
town being the termini of the onlv
railroad penetrating this mineral belt.
With the decline in the price ol cop-
per comes a corresponding increase m
; the consumption. For a verification
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lot this we need not go outside ofthe
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I uited Mates. According to the
, , . , "
; latest ofhciil statements of the output
: ...
i or tine copper by the leading mines in
,. ,u
j rv, that for the first half of
! h"9 m,arp' as follows with thc ,irst
I hM nf I"
LAKE SI I'FTllOn JUNES
jj niinra
miaes
inrn-ase
ronndt. I
4 IUXlODO i
fct,(K,o:w i
e.iriO.niK)
Montana mink-
I'en'ids
,,f"-'
13.4iio.iioo :
I ISSJj ...
-,m,(m
u.uw.uw
Increase
From these two sources alone the
output the first six mouths of this year
over jj,
IP lilrn fhnp iti 1 XXX woo 1 1 ilfifl
.
......tit , k.. .d .
i iKviaiu s l 1 uJV HMO ;4tl. I1U I l.- l
, fiQO 000 noniu s The naturnl infnr.
uvn.,oou pouuiiM. me natural mier-j
:pn,.R r.H, tiiis is th.-it thP .ii.tn.it is
l,eiu' decreased While tin- oi.n.n
shovVS , increase, the exports show- a 1
f - iiiinir oil, for tbe ofticinl mhims
of i
u,e exports ot ingot copper from this
couutrT for the fiscal vear endino-
iniiuirj lor lut iibim ear enuinr
'. I imp 50 ItfaO nnlv US-'lflil!
iJune 'OOJ. were oiiij n,ow4,Uij
pounds, against 2.5,303,337 pounds for
the preceeding fiscal year.
Turning to Europe,' we Cad that the
s,ocli of copper is being steadily less-
enP,i under free consumption. Min-
nr and S;cD!i!ic. Pre".
1'eraunat.
P.en M. Crawford F.sq.. District
Clerk, arrived on Saturday's train.
Frank Baxter came back Tuesday
on business.
David Gough, Esq., reports every
thing lovely at the King mine.
Pablo Salcido. the popular Morenci
merchant, was in town to-day.
JuJge Gast and family returned
from Solomnnville Moudav. Mrs.
Gast and child are afflicted with infla
mation of the eyes.
Alex Torrance left one day last week
on a trip for health and receration.
Rev. Mr. Forneauheld religious ser
vices last Sunday eve at the school
house.
Tim Shine, agent at Lordsburg. who
has been very sick, is slowly conva
lescing.
Alex Medbery returned to Carlisle
last Wednesdav. Alex whilst her
made quite an addition to his friend
ship list.
Joe McQuarrie an old timer and a
pleasant gentleman is sojourning with
us a few days. He has been working
at the Garfield.
Col. Ingram, an old '49 er, came in
from the Coronado Tuesday. lie re
ports the mines are looking well and
the mine owners happy.
When yon approach Happy Jack
now, you must say, Mr, Suydan. He
has ceased to be happy: and never will
be happy again until he has a round
with John I Sullivan.
Pink Robinson returned from Dun
can Tuesday. Ho says that auother
meetingof Stockmen will be had on
Saturday, the 7th of September for
the purpose of perfecting arrange
ments tor the fall round up.
.NOTICE.
The Directors of Tub Clifton
CiuVRiox Publishing Company, arc re
quested to meet at half-past eight
o'clock, l. M., Thursday the 29th, inst.
Hexky Hill.
Pres't,
BORN.
FITZGF.li.M.n On Sntonlnv. the 17th. a
daughter to .Mr. and Mm. J. "T. r'itzmralU.
This is the first daujrttor that haft ma le its np-
warance in the nouecnolil or .luiliri1 ritzspralu.
. . , , .
nltnonh he now hns two sons, and the nave:.t
oft:iP n-minine ilcitio:i to hi family was duly
ajipifciatcJ. Raiietin.
Thk Clai:io,n extends congratula-
J .
TiuMnotiii Personal.
Ice-cold Anheuser-Busch beer on
A.fa.aiti
draught at I ntz Adclpby s.
Fine singing Canary birds for sale
at Fritz Adolphy's Mountain Brewery
Chow-Chow and Mushrooms at Tor
rance & Smith's.
The only Granadiua cigar in town
is at Fritz Adolphy's.
Torrance & Smith can furnish you
with suits of clothes ranging in price
from 12 to $20, that will lit a pigmy
or a giant.
It is remarked frequently that the
bebt cigar iutowu is the Beauties Pet.
Hugh Mullen keeps them and has A
and B. beer on tap.
Gately's Universal Educator aud
Business Guide is a solid, carefully
prepared and thoroughly useful book.
It gives in a clear aud brief form
everything which a person would or
dinarily care to know and for which
they would generally consult an en
cyclopedia, n form book, or some tech
nical work on special science. It is a
book of reference, a dictionary, a text
book and a business guide all in one
and its 1200 pages are profusely illus
trated with colored maps and good
engravings. It consists of three vol
umes bound in oue. Yol. I contains
an account of the plants aud animals
of the earth, its surroundings, its for
mation, and its principal minerals and
metals ; a history of its peoples and a
popular treatise upon law. Yol. II
includes a treatise on the science of
numbers ; instruction in all kinds of
driving.; an article upon agricultural
chemistry and the plainest and most
practical treatise of phisics aud me-
ehanies ever issued ; and an article on
family medicine, covering more
ground than anv other single book.!
Vol. Ill relntes principallv to business '
, . , , ,. , ,
i,,,,,,,,, , phonography, book-keepinp;,
' .
dreR9-ull,klnS d nnl.inery, and the
household department with its prne- !
... . . .'
tical cook dook ana numerous recipes
is sure to interest every housewife i
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. S(,.fi nlliv imn.i tho Kiilwenntinn
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plan bv The J. Dcwiug Conii)anv, 813 j
1 i.j I
Ariirl-B tt S-m I'rntwweii Pnl n-lm '
.Market st., "ran iram.sto, cai., wuo i
.jr.,. i;Vi.,,...l (.. o ... ( ., ,i
ofler liberal terms to agents and are
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now receiving applications for tern- ;
t
tor'. i
Fritz Adolphy has completed fur
ther improvements in his hennery
and is now prepared tr raise pure
bred fowls in fancy breeds. A visit
to his place is interesting to those
who delight in " fowl-ology."
The Clifton Drug Store has received
a line of stationery, including note
and letter paper in the latest 6tyles,
;cns, pencils, ink, etc.
(TlMalUrk.)
Imperial Food.
This justly celebrated compound
was the first article of its character
ever put on the market. Itsiminc
diate and miqnali tied success is said
to have induced a host of cheap imi
tations. The lmperial is prepared on
purely scientific and physolegicai
principles, and furnishes the chemic
als necessary to produce an egg. As
it costs i.ES.s than a cent a week for
each fowl it pays to use this food.
For sale at tho Brick Store.
An Important Element
Ofthe success of Hood's Sarsaparilla
is the fact that every purchaser re
ceives a fair equivalent for his money.
The familiar headline "100 Doses One
Dollar." stolen by imitators, is origin
al with and true only of Hood's Sarsa.
pari'la. This can easily be proven by
a:: v one who desires to test the matter
For real economy, buy only Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.
California underwear at the Central
Store.
If you want a good cigar, Interna
tional, you will find it at the Corona
do. Torrance & Smith, as the agents of
the Simmons Clothing company, are
showing some handsome goods in
summer.
Sunda. -school at North Clifton
every Sabbath at 3 o'clock P. M., Mr.
Cjomb superintendent.
Egg Food, ground Oyster Sheila
Canary Bird Seed, Bird Cages and
singing Canary Birds, for sale at
Fritz Adolphy's. Clifton.
Fritz Adolphy has secured the
agency for Joseph W. Wayne. Cincin
nati, manufacturer of patent rcfrig-
The Clifton Drug Store has secured
the ag"iicy for Ben Small of El Paso,
and will siiow samples and take orders
for wall paper, paints, oil, putty,
glass, etc.
Torrance & Smith are in receipt of
a fine line of silk patterns in dress
goods; also the latest styles in calicos
Foil Sale. The "amp outfit recent
ly in use at Silver Basin at Baxter
camp, consisting of three new tents,
cooking outfit, etc. Also a new gaso
line assay outfit. Apply to Torrance
& Smith, Clfton.
There can be no excuse, now .for a
lady to be without a sewing machine.
Torrance & Smith have the New Rem
ington hand sewing machine, whij'h
t is claimed, will do the work of any
other. It is sold for the low price o
A 15.
SUMMONS.
TX THE 1
X Jii'iiciiil Diftrirt of the iVrritory of Arizona,
u und for tin Cuuuty of Grahaia.
CI.KOTILDE GKI.JAT.BA.
l'hiiatifl,
vs. MlTUinOliS.
JOSE UUIJALUA,
lK-fendant. I
Action bronpht in the Iistrict Court of the
l'irt .Iudki:tl l strict of the 'IVrritory of Ari
zona, in aud for tile county uf Uruhani.
The Territory of Arizona Beads greeting to
Jose Urijalba:
Yon (ire hernt:T snmrnoned nr.d rvqnired to
appear in an aetfen brought against you by the
ttoove-naint-d ;iiii:iti ft a:id answer the en;n
Iiliiint tiled with the Clerk of the above entitled
enrrt at Soloino'ivillo. in the e-'Untyof Graham,
Territory of Arizona, wUhin ten dti t (exclusive
of tile day of service) after the t 'Tvic upo:i you
of tills summons, il served in tiiis roie.ty, hut
if served out of th- con:itv but within tins dis
trict. t'ie-i within twenty days; in all other cases
within tliir'y days.
You are hereby notifled thnt if yon fail to np-p-ar
and a:isw(rtheconipinint as required, de
fault will lie entered ajraiest vou and fie plain
tiff will thereafter apply to the court for tue re
lief demanded in iter complaint, and for costa
and disbursements in this behalf expanded.
Given under mv hand and tile seal of
the Uistriet Cxiurt uttaelied thereto,
seal. this 2Jd dnv o July, lssn.
JiK.V M. CUAWKOItn,
Clerk.
HvP. MICHEt.KNA. Deputy.
IN" JUSTICE'S' Cor KT, 1'ItECINCT Xo. !!,
County of tirahani, Territorj- of. Arizona.
JAMES A
XOKM X.
l'luintill,
Altai Snnimonn.
WILLIAM O'UISIEX,
leftutnnt.
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to
William O'itrieu, defendant;
xno are required to apner io an action
T!x.irt .C.'S:
Comity of in
' Unburn. Territory of Arizona, anil
, ,i.w,.r before i.i .lut-tice, t his oni.-e in
pi.iint tii. iVther.tin within live daja" '(exclusive
of the service) aiv r the Beue on you of thi
summon i: si-rvisi1 s:triin tlie nrecjuct in wh eh
this action is coi.mieucel, or if wrved out of
sni,i ..r.-cioct X., .1. l,..t iu Mfd county, within
snid !.r,ci..ct x., .i, bt.t.iu ?fd county, within
ten navs. or witJi.n Jn d"8 it senHl clM'wlier'.
1 n.' naid acti-m is hroiuut to recover thirty
rjoiiarso., iH.k awoUut a d for .tso.-suit.
Ami vou i.re lierehv notilii'd t!,al if you fail to
,l0ear .! ..v-cr 'd-i o.a.:h.t. Ml.i lai.itiff
will t.it:-judmeii t jL-iiim t yn:i lor si.i l sum nf
Thirty Dollars. to..-eti,.T v. r.n coats and dis-
bnrseme.its incurred l.y this suit
Giveu under u.v bKUd thi l:'li dav of July,
11 1 J1W St,
W. -.J
SCROFULA
It is that Impurity In the blood, which, ao
cumulating in the glaads of tl:o neck, pre
duces unsightly lumps or swellings; which
causes painfifl running sores ou the arms,
legs, or Xcot; which developes ulcers In tho
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; trilled Is the origin of pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manifesta
tions usually ascribed to " humors; wliirTt,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumpticu
and death. Ceingthe most ancient, It Is the
most general of all diseases or affection, for
ycry few persons are entirely tree from it-
HirBcean CURED
By taking Hood's Sarsaparffla, which, oy
the remarkable cures It has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be a potent and peculiar
medicine tor this disease. Some ot these
cures arc really wonderful. If you suffer from
scrofula, be sure to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
"My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrof
ulous so re neck from the time she was 22months
old till she became six years of age. Lumps
formed in her neck, and one of them after
growing to the size of a pigeon's egg, became
a miming sore for over three years. We gave
her Hood's Sarsaparilla, when the lump and
all indications of scrofula entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems to be a healthy
child." J. S. CAP.I.T1.E, Nauright, K. J.
H. B. Be sure to get only
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Soldbyalldragghts. gl; sliforgS. Prepared only
by C L HOOD A CO., Apothecariea, Lowell, Uua.
IOO Dos63 One Dollar
COLD BEER
ON
DRAUGHT !
rarrz abolpht, PaopEiEToa.
CLIFTON, ... Al'.lZOSA
Finest Brands of
Wines, Liprs and Glars.
IMPORTED LURCHES
A Quiet . Resort for tiie Entertain
fflent of Guests. . .
rj- AGEXT for the CELEBRATED "QUICK
MEAL" GASOLINE STUVES, the bee
iiinmifnctured.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To Kclise Lautine:
Xon nrr hrnbv notiflod that I liavo eitindcd
Two HnnrirtH, bollara in labor and improve-nit-nts
upon the Canadian and Feline mim-s. sit
untod in Grauville miiinpr district, Graham
countr. Arizona, as rproTtlod in Book 5, najri
:iainl 14, Kecordft of Minos, in tin? oiKce of the
Itecordt r of said county of Graham, in order to
hold naid premiseK under the t-rtivisio-'H of sec
tion KevisK'rt Statutcftof Wie ( nited StHtes,
beinp the HMiount reiuin'd to hold the same for
tnn year iSf?. and ir witnin nini-tyaaysaisertne
service of thin iiotice by publication you fail or
refuse to coittribute your proportion 'of bneb ex-
penditure as ro-owner, your interest in the said
claimn will become the proptTtv ofthe niider-
Clifton, May 1, lt8!.
To I). A. Kechtel and II. E. Penney:
You are herebv notified that I have expended
the Ruin of One Hundred IoIlr.rs iu labor and
improvements upon the Good Hope mi'tc. Pit
uatei iu Granville mininjr district, Grithain
oui.ty. Arizotta. iu order to hold paid premitcK
u.idtr the proviisioi.B of section ti4, Kevisei
Statuter. of the I'nited States, bein tlmamonnt
riMinired to hold the ame Tor the j ear ; and
if within ninety dnys after toe service of this
notice hy puhliVation you fail or refuse to con
trihutu jnur pnjK)rtion or such expenditure a
eo-w;rn, your intere-t in the paid claims will
beco:uc the property of the undersini!.
P. W. H. AitMlLLEX.
Clifton, June li, l8Sy.
Proclamation of Reward.
ExEcinvn Dki'aptmknt or Auizoxa,
U Hi cc of tiio Governor. (
TlIIEKEAS, I HAVE BEEN INFOII'JEI)
V V that on or about the 11th doy of May, A. U.
Mt. in the tkuntv of Graham. Territory of Ari
zona, an n Tilled party comiMised ot persons to
me unknown, mnde a'most violent, murderon:;
a-d nnwarranted attack on one Major J. W.
Wham, aymaitiT U.S. Army, and his escort
ofsddiers whtTtrby one soldirrwan killed atut
tewral wounded, and said Major Wham vio
lently Tobbed of a lar-re amount of money, naid
attac'k, killing and robbing being in violation
of law ami the peace of this Territory. Xow,
therefore, I, Louis Wolfley, Governor of the
Tear;torvoi Arizona, by virtue of the authority
in mi vested, do hereby ofler a reward of rive
Hundred Doll urn (-J,r4Ki) for the arn-st a id con
viction of o-tt or more of the pers-ons who com
uiittfnl said attack, killtni; and robber)-.
In witne- wbentif f have hereunto sf Tn-t
hand and caused the great aval of the territory
to ne amxeu
Hone at i'henix, Arizona, thih l."lh dav of
iMnv. ISt
Iskal. LEWIS AVOLKLEV,
Attest: " Governor
X. O. MruniTy Secretary.
JAMES SIAS,
BLACKSMITH.
General IHnrksmithiiijr in nil its lintneiirs itis
factorily nud it raptly itou..
l'KACTIGAI
HOB SESHOEIX G
SITXIAl.Tr.
SALCIDO & STEGGALL,
AND-
MINEES' SUPPLIES,
MORSICI, ARIZONA,
Staple and Fancy Groceries
DRY GOODS,
LABIESj&ENrS and CHILDREN5 BATS
Flowers and Feathery
BOOTS AHD SHOES,
GLOVES and RIBBON.
(
GLASS & CROCKERY WARE,
CAfX AND SEE US.
CORONADO SALOONl
' CUTTUN, ARIZOXA.
JOHN H.- EOVEY, - Proprietor.
Kcepe ouly the Best Brands of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
CTXn ItOOS snd KKSTACBAXT ATTACHKI.
A RNE THEATER
Attached to fhc paloon, fHtivt wr with 8Tr
Biiitblo lor 11 kiuds of txtrvcliiig trotiticis.
, MUSIC EVKRY NIGHT.
ROBERTS & LEAHY,.
j)EALEE3 IS.
Groceries, Hardware, Clothing, ,
And all Tsrlttlei of
G
ENERAL
M
ERCHANDISE..
Itatlroacl Ave., Opposite Depot,
Lordsburg, New Mexico,
GILA HOTEL,
SOLOMONVILLB, AE1Z0NA,
FRANK NEESE, - Proprieto'
HAVIKO BEEN
ENLARGED and REFITTED,
Can now Kcconrmoifttc'itfl rtatronp tn a more
comfortable manner tiiau encr oti'ore.
lit IslU will always be Supplied wit
ti Freshest Products tie Vtlley fforii
ej-tkums rrasonai tur.
mm& KaI lT 3 aid Wateh-r
k ttotu tor 9 ww. uaui imn-
I IT. MM wtfcl M IM I
ynun mtitiif cum.
Ituea, with works an4
etitt f ql Mlat.
One Person la mca
leealtir cam ttcim en fr.
valuable liio T IJLoue
hold Sample. Tkwe
tamDlMOJ wall at ilia watck
M ttdfl TV. and After tog faava kv ttxtm In year
borne for month and ahown them to itooee who may
bava called, they become your own nfotarty. Thcua wbe
rrite at auce caa bt tat ot raccwinff the Wtt(ch
A axna pies. W pay all exprtia, (Ydft-ht. ew.. Addrt
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