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; i fx frg 3H-"? 15&7-- 'JS3T w- -jass v AS" i$v - - . ";-Wk , n l ,. e m .-1 . - DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT Wednesday, March 20, Page Six ?fifil?SWSSlMBeK?V- g main .jflsirag igwh D San Francisco Has Taught the World a Lesson INSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN A GOOD AND RE LIABLE COMPANY AND REMEMBER IT IS MIGHTY IMPORTANT TO YOU THAT THE AGENT WHO WRITES YOUR INSURANCE N07: ONLY WRITES YOU IN A GOOD COMPANY, BU5I THAT HE WRITES YOUR POLICY RIGHT, THAI1 HE KNOWS HIS BUSINESS AND ATTENDS TO IT. MILLIONS HAVE BEEN LOST IN SAN FRAN CISCO BECAUSE OF THE IGNORANCE OF SOME A.GENTS. ' BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE WE HAVE A NUMBER OF GOOD BARGAINS. IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL CALL ON US; IT WILL PAY YOU. BARRELS OF MONEY WE HAVE BARRELS OF MONEY TO LOAN; EASY TERMS AND A GUARANTEED CONTRACT. Our Motto: "A SQUARE DEAL 99 PHILLIPSON & HAGEN Office hours: S a. m., to 6 p. rn., 7. p. m. to S p. m. OFFICE, Over Postoffice, Globe, Arizona GLOBE SIGHTS AND SILVER BELTLETS Current News of Busy Globe Told in Brovltics It. T. Holland rotiirnod to Tomhstnno vt'stutln,v morning. J. M. D(vk left yesterday for hU 1iom( at Mansfiold, Ohio. ('. H. Heed, a mining man, loft for JiN home at Denver yesterday. .1. G. Wood, a Portland, Ore., woolen g)oils salesman, left town on vector dty's train. . V. F. Brown, a Boston mining man, has left Globe to take in the important mining camps in the territory. Aulorman S. L. Gibson is able to be out nfter a day in bed from an attaek of the grip. Attorney T. K. Flannigan leavo this morning for a trip to Tombstone, Hisbeo and Phoenix on legal business. f S. Smith, president of the Old Do mirion Mining & Smelting company, is expected to arrive here this evening from Boston. Antonio Pianfetti and Josepliino Hul fo7a were wedded at the residouco of the bride's parents at North Globe yes teulay by .lustice of the Pcaco Tliomas. The clearing away of the houses on the .south end of Broad streot, where the Gila Valley road is building its track extensions, is progressing rapidly. 1'. H. Eddy, who was severely in jured by a premature blast at the Old Dominion mine Sunday morning, is re ported by the company physicians to be improving. The train from Bowie did not arrive until 10 o'clock last night, the delay being caused by a wait of several hours at Bowie for the Southern Pacific train from the east. The "Tennis Girl" is coming. In the Police Court Sentence was suspended by Judge Thomas in the case of .Tuna Loo7, vag unit, on condition that he leave town within twenty-four hours. Hugh Sherwiu, in Judge Thomas' court, was yesterday fined $(1 for dis turbing the peace. r H. Loyal and George Sears each paid n fine of $0 to Judge Thomas j-es terday for coming to blows near a Broad street saloon. Charles Tate got twenty days at hard labor in Judge Thomas' court yesterday for vagrancy. A lecture will be delivered next Sun day afternoon at 4 o'clock from the courthouse stops for the benefit of the colored people of Globe. The public generally is invited to attend. Watch for the "Tennis Girl." i Notice If you have a house to rent you can find a permanent tenant by calling on S. R. S. at the Silver Belt office. Mot Bride at Bowie Joseph Riney, a well known young man of Globe, went to Howie yesterday morning and last evening returned with his bride, who came out from San An tonio, Texas. Probate Judge Robertson had been notified and he was at his otlice with the license when the Xru'm arrived and a few moments after per- lormcti the ceremonv. 'f SILVER BELT WANT ADS BRING RESULTS At Dreamland Tonight "A Race for a Widow" at the Grand last night was entirely all right and if there were any who failed to get their money's worth we were at a loss to know why. For good, clean, laugh ter provoking comedy it would be hard to beat. The cast was very good. Nina Belle Wilbur as the fascinating widow, led them all a merry life and was all that one could wish. A number of very pretty costumes weie worn jtud the play, although well attended last night, would have no trou ble in securing a full house on a return engagement. Evening Free Press, Win field, Kan., November 0, lHOfi. The "Tennis Girl" is about due. We wish to notify the public that the Globe Steam Laundry has changed hands. The new proprietors are Mr. I). F. Mayfipld and Mr. C. P. Richards. Mr. Richards has been in the employ of Mr. Holise for the past two years and is thoroughly conversant with the business. On account of Mr. Bohse's ill health he is obliged to retire. We guar antee satisfaction. Our motto is: If we please YOLT, tell others; if not, toll us. Mayfield and .Richards. JUG We all wait for "Tennis Girl." FOR SALE City property by Kelly Realty Co. Choice lots in East Globe for cash or on easy pay ments. Modern home, bath, electric lights, Nob hill. Twelve room house, furnished, three lots, income $75 per month. Three room house cheap for cash. Three room hojso, easy terms. Choico resident lot on old Ballground. Four room modern house, two level lots, Pascoo hill. Modem home, including furniture, Pascoe hill. This is a snap; must sell; cheap for cash. Three acres with good improvements, close in; suit able for chicken ranch. Choice business property on Broad street. To buy of us means profit on your money. No better values anywhorc. If you want a bargain, wo have it. If you havo any bargains, list them with us. Our rig is always in roadiness to tako you out. Jfamo the time and we will call for you. FUEL SHORTAGE CLOSES Mi Black Hawk and Superior & Boston Forced to Quit Until Oil Arrives The mines of the Globe district are again facing a serious fuel shortage and it is probable that u number of the mines will follow two which weie shut down yesterday becauso of the shortage of fuel oil. The Black Hawk mine of the Arizona Commercial closed down yesterday, as did the Great Eastern of the Superior & Boston, which adjoins the Black Hawk. The Copper Hill mine of the Arizona Commercial is still in operation, but if no fuel arrives within twenty-four hours it will also have to eloso down. it is understood that the Southern Pacific railroad is confiscating all of the oil which is being transported over the road from the California oil fields. Six teen cars of oil billed for the Old Do minion Mining & Smelting company arc understood to have been confiscated by the Southern Pacific at Bowie this week. The Old Dominion furnishes the oil to the Arizona Commercial. The Old Dominion has a supply of oil on hand, but unless regular ship ments again begin coming in, it is barely possible that the big company will partially cease operations. A suro cure for blues, "Tennis Girl." MISSING MEN NOT YET LOCATED Phoenix Mystery Remains Un solved Eytinge Served a . Term in Ohio Prison COPPErt METAL MARKET By Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 10. Copper was lower in London today. Spot ,) closed nt 105 10s and futures at 100 15s. Locally tho market was 4 quiet and unchanged. Lead was unchanged locally at 0.00 to 0.30 and 10 His Od in London. i Spelter wiir 2(1 5s in London and unchanged locally at 0.80 to i 0.1)0. ' Iron was lower abroad, standard foundry at Tills .'id and Cleveland i warrants a.t 5-ls. Locally the market was unchanged. Bar silver, GO'Ji. Mexican dollars, 51:J'i. . " TESTIFIES FOR THE BASEBALL SUNDAY Season Will Open With Gamo Between O. Ds and Mitchells 1 Stt .-., -v Official Indietedfor Land Fraud Conspiracy ells-pf Dealing with" Hermann Bv Associated Press. "PIIOKXIX, Ariz., March 19. There were no developments today in the case of Louis V. By tinge, the fugitive who is believed to have murdered John Leicht Sunday, whose body is being searched for, except as to the record of Bytinge. It was mistaken identity in the case of the man hccii .at Maricopa yesterday. So if Bytinge met with no interruption he might have reached Los Angeles three hours before knowledge of the mystery bote Monday afternoon. Oflicers today are mniling descriptions and pictures of Bytinge. It was learned that Bytinge twice culled on a Phoenix clergyman and con fessed to his record as a convict in Ohio and said he intended to make a new start. A resident of Phoenix also announces that he knew the Bytinge family in Dayton and knew that Louis served a term for forgery. He was the black sheep of the family and constant ly in tumble. During Ids confinement his mother died of a broken heart. Three search parties were out all day searching for the body of Leicht. They have not returned and will prolufbly camp in the field, resuming the search tomorrow. Bytinge bought a revolver of a Phoenix merchant Saturday night. p SALT LAKE OUT OFF FROM PACIFIC COAST Hv AsM)ciated Press. "WASHINGTON', March 111. Dr. Clarke Loomis, who is under indictment in Oregon in what is known as tho Hermanu-Puter conspiracy, was tho principal witness in the Hermann trial today. Loomis was pioduced by the government and his testimony is re guided as imjKirhiut to show that Her Miami hud teasoii to destroy his letter books, for which hn is being tried. Loomis said he hud beep a special agent for the land ollice in Oregon and was dismissed shortly before Hermann retired from tlico Hipp. He identified twenty-live letters width constituted the correspondence between himself and Hermann as commissioner. Nearly all the letters to Mr. Hermann, the witness said, he had marked and regarded as personal and confidential, and learned for the first time today that they had been placed in the files of the laud office. The original letters of Hermann were secured by the government from the papers of Loomis. A series of let ters related to the alleged falsification of accounts by Loomis and in one let ter he bogged to be allowed to resign. Loomis admitted he had "held up" S. A. D. Puter for $500 with which to defend himself from certain reports he had made on twelve of Putcr's home" stead claims, that ho had previously re ceived a like amount from Puter as ex pense, money for examinjng nnd report ing on thcic claims. Puter had been convicted in the case which is known as the "Seven-eleven" case. He is here to testify for the government in the present case. On cross examination Loomis said that he had not informed Hermann J lint lie had received this money. FUNERAL NOTICE GLBASON The friends and acquaint ances of the late D. II. Gleason are invited to attend his funeral, to take place from the family resilience at 1 o'clock p. in. on Wednesday, March UO, P.I07. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS By Associated Press. SALT LAKB CITV, Utah, March 19. Washouts on the Southern Pacific and Salt Lake roads have isolated Salt Lake City temporarily from the Pacific coast. A bridge on the Southern Pacific at Verdi, twenty miles west of Uenu, is out. No trains have arrived in this city or Ogden from the coast since yes terday morning. The Salt Lake' road is running trains as far as Caliente. Nov. KELLY REALTY CO. Front Suite Over Keegan's. Phone 441 Globe, Arizona P. S. We loan money, write firo insurance and have 4 At I tH.l -U..J . iow (juuu uuiuug properties lor sale. Did You Ever Hear It? Bdith (the heroine) And can you forgive mo? Geoige (the hero) Can. you ask. my darllngT r.dith George! George Bdith! 1 (Note This dialocuo is nrinted for the benefit of the man who really wauls to hear the last line of a play.) Seasonable "The Japanase serve llower.s as des serts." "Indeed;" "Yes; made into puddings and other 1 1 . . . tilings. ' "That gives me an idea. I'M wind up my Baster dinner with crococus-tard." Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, .TS8 (Sec. 18). It shall be the duty of every person owning, or having charge of, or under his control, property in this Territory subject to taxation, and in this title provided, to make out and deliver to the Assessor, between the first Mondny in February and the first Monday in June, in each year, a cor rect list of the same, as required by law, whether ho shall receive from the Assessor a notice or demand to do o or not; nnd every assessment made against property subject to taxation shall be valid, whether such notice or demand w.is received or not. Personal property taxes must be paid when assessed, unless secured by real estate. All persons having real estate, or per sonal property will please call at tho office of the Assessor and list their property. 1JOHT. B. MKRR1TT, 1 ."."J Assessor and Tax Collector. The local baseball season will open Sunday with a gamo between two .local teams which liave been lecently organ ized, the O. D.s and tho Mitchells. The batteries will be Cook and Qswoll for the O. D.s and "Rinehart and Bllioti for the Mitchells. Cook mid Kinehart are both newcomers, but are well known by fllobe followers of the game. Cook has played with Douglas and Clifton and Rinehart with Bl I'aso and Can n nea. Blliott is a iccent iirrival from Denver, Since the close of last season a num ber of good players have arrived in (ilobe and the coming season should be a good onn for tho-fans, as it is believed that Globe can muster a better team than it has ever had. Tho game will be called Sunday at 2:30 o'clock. The "Tennis Girl's" first visit. Six-year-old mare with colt and buck skin saddle; will sacrifice if sold this week. Impure Silver Ilelt at 11 a. m. or 1 p. m. 140 m Who is all right? "Tennis Olrl." For Sehool Trustee lly request, I hereby announce my self as a candidate for school trustee, District No. I; election to bo held at .schoolliousc on March '.W, 1907. .1. S. MI LBS. A dollar's worth of fun for ten cents at The Dime. Sewing machines for rent or sale at Singer store in Trust building, next to telegraph ollice. HI The "Tennis Girl" is a pcachorino. If you are lost follow anybody; you will bring up at The Dime. Wait for' the "Tennis Girl." Try Melrose Rye if you want something extra fine; splendid for med icinal purK)e.s and as pure a brand ns can be had anywhere. Bankers' Gar den. "Tennis Girl" will make you feel good. Shattering an Illusion In Montana they have passed a law which compels lcrftaurnuts and boarding houses to tell what's in the hash, thus lobbing it of its only charm mystery. --New York Herald. I am now prepared to do to your satis faction STENOGRAPHIC Work of Every Character TERMS REASONABLE Fay G. MacConnell Room 2 Trust Building Don't Let Drugs Get the Best of You But Get the Best of Drugs Sold Only By THE PALACE PHARMACY Wholesale and Retail Druggists Globe, Arizona THE EAGLE 5cts.--CIGAR--5cts. INDEPENDENT FACTORY THE SOLOMON-WICKERSHAM CO. INCORPORATED DISTRIBUTORS The Beggar Can't you spare a poor cove a dime, lady? The Passerby A dime! I should think not. Besides, you're only blind in one eye. The Beggar Well, then can't yer make it a nickel, lady Sketch. Inhabitant Healthy! Lor' bless yer, zur! We've only had one death in five .years. Visitor And who was that, my good maul Inhabitant The doctor; he died of starvation. Illustrated Bits. Subscribe for the Daily Silver Belt. ii The Onos Most Pained "She says she's 'saddest when she sings' and " "That can't be. She may be 'sadder when she sings,' but it's her audience that's saddest." Phone in your want ads. Main 231. - j - i i Not Serious "And has Cho'lly brainstorm, doc tor?" "Slightly, slightly; it's just a mild drizzle." Phone in your want ads. Main 231. We are showing a fine line of SKIRTS Of all materials. Walking Skirts and Petticoats. Also a fine line of Silk Waists y SEE OUR NEW VOILE SKIRTS SULTAN BROS. J Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co. Capitol and Surplus, $100,000 DIRECTORS ' ' A. T. Thomson ' H. S. VanGorder ' SC0E C. E. Mills C.A.Kennedy Ph. Frew)enth I. E. SniiiMriN nAt All classes of accounts Invited Foreign exchange at lowest rat GREATER GLOBE Has many possibilities and is building up many fn. homes rapidly. W al4 in fVlA linmA litill!n U. ...! J ii. laAafcA '.&! Cm.m I - I . vl wuoincsa wiui . gcYf cnpice Darga:ns. Klivinof nf llinT miu n .ll ft.. J.. I j " - B, B. ua a bau. vui ueais are! scraignt, our bargains good. HOMES BUILT ON INSTALLMENTS LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY PAYMENTS Own vmir Aurn listm ?.. mU. J I:J .1 .... j " wc in uiuue aim ow me reritl man good by. HOME INVESTMENT CO H .H"i"l"M n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 i n n n j.1 y Globe Commercial C Open an accouat with us today! We will credit youl Our losses, due to our liberal credit policy, are prac tlcally nothing. you don't have to pay for any losses. Our prices are right. Our goods are fresh. ;? We guarantee erary article we sell. ,u s Money back for tho asking. " ' I DONT YOU THINK You had better come with us. We will surely please you.- Homo of "IBIS" Coffee. "BAEBINGTQlf HALL"Coffee (the steel cut kind). "THATOHEB" Butter. "CASINO" Canned Goods. i TELEPHONE 221 H f H 4"HH 1 1 1 IIHM All Quality Goods TELEPHONE 221 numniniH M-i'l"M-'M-fr M t II 1 !! 1 1 1 4 in nil ifrH-i-KH-K-H-HJ Wall Paper, Paints and Oils We carry a Complete Line of Wall Paper, Ready-mixed Paints, Varnishes and Brushes We will paper, paint or tint your house for you at the lowest possible figures. If you have any work in our line, do not fail to see us before having it done. If you cannot call, phone us, and we will call on you SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO G. 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(tee from ratx. mice 'or Terrain; perfectly sanitary, resists rain and drift qulo.lj, while solid walls remain damp. ' the K i I use the litht Process. .-" TIi j L'.: II. n:M KM Itecks, ab the tight Kind of J J ery. Estimtes m Building Wl Furnished. Call at T MAI IDEM r m .ut, tfl Two-ttory Concrete biock n of Globe' Lumber Yard u ? ,JV fa &l &W ' -!