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Wednesday, May 22, 1907
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ment of Banking
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLOBE
Is prepared to serve
you in a satisfactory
manner
ML SHARES
SHOW WEAKNESS
Another Bad Day for the Stock Markot
Old Dominion Docs Botter than tho
Otber Coppers, Losing Only a Polut
Colo Stocks Weakest on Board.
(By I. N. Kinsoy)
(il.Oiir. May 21. Thero was another
1 i iliunp in tiic market today, tho Colo
m,, k seeming to have tho brunt of tho
,i. i-iission. under tho heaviest liquidn
ti.m siiue the panic of Mnrch. Calumet
.rii showed more weakness than
ltn t them, dropping off llvo points
and closing at the bottom. North Butto
.1.I1H1 il three points and Butte Coali
tion one and a half. Superior & Pitts
lur: a down a quarter and Greono
( .inane.1 eloied at its lowost markot
vet. SH.S7
(lid nonunion broko $30, closing at
$l )(). and Olobo Consolidated closed
t.ik at - bid, with considerable of
tered at $12.23. Arizona Commercial
remained firm at $23 bid, showing no
1,,, for the day. Shannon, which was
I A 1 1 1
the feature or yewortmy h inarKCl,
,md trong at $1S.5 and closed at
tjs U There was not as mucli iieavy
hiMiijr i Shannon as thoro was yestor
ua, hu' it h doubtful if it will go
loner than $1S unless tho markot shows
extraordinary weakness. Other local
k were quiet, with praotically no
ilcmaim .m'ussui sum uu it jmuu,
(liKiiiR ' $"
No esm ml reason is assigned for tho
hea Inundation of tho past two days
and there is nothing tangiblo to baso a
jreduti.ni fur a lowor markot. Todays
liquidation, unless thoro is a recurrence
of aniA teeling, was probably the
last, as the toppers of importanco which
were ne.ikU held havo passed into
stronger hands. However, thoro was no
indication of covering by tho short in
inn rests in the New York market and
m gria: advance can bo expected until
conditions beeome more sottlcd.
Tht strike in tho Contral mino has
nwdi some demand for tho stock locally
and tne fait that tho Globe-Arizona has
hi i.n shipping will favorably affect
t'u sto k
Boston Coppers
Al -
18.00
9.50
23.00
1.37
An.
1 .ri Niginaw ...
1 .1 1 onimercial .-
An'
1 itti
i. I- indon
n onsolulnted
1 .'
... 2G.50
. 17.00
5.50
L 25.00
79.50
... 100.00
li '(,'' 111!
Blu I M mntain ....
I, ,,: 1 n.ilitmn ..
1 ,... r Uange
1 alinf t i. Arizona
I'll' Wist
I 1 n nzuna . ..
hi-
1 as Hatte
ii mh
9.50
9.12
10.00
130.00
8.50
9.50
14.75
8G.00
13.50
11.00
49.50
133.00
18.12
30.00
10.75
G0.12
7.50
12.00
15.00
2S.00
83.50
13.00
117.00
115.00
21.00
COO
2.87
4.12
2.75
1.37
7.50
1.75
.59
.70
.02
.24
.00
.21
H.r ,k
( 'n ,1 jnane.i
N Tin Butte
N ail,i ( onsolidatcd
Mji'ing
Old DuDiinion
Osicula
Shann ,n
S-hattiuk
i-upcr ir 4. Pittsburg
1'tal 1 ir.soudated ..
w'ri.i,
(d.'i ( .nwhdated ..-
Junk1 ,1
1 CIlUl l.dl
Mob ink
Mi In,-m
C.UH)c ..
Tamarai k
Trmiu
An .mi m
Ad v (. ire
Hcl(tia
v' -1 ir & Boston .,
' alum.' i. (Jlobo ,
Uk- i nor & Arizona
W'iK.Mii. i. Arizona ,
1 Tn-iTi In
National
ty" m Mik d
''I'di rizonn siVml
ntral ,nked
Ii siiir.iiinii f,i,oi
New York Stocks
Wa!K.,mated ., $ 88.12
u" "!"la 50.02
x'"'i an Snx Iters . . 115.00
I il r ,.!.. LV. 1 i r-. r.n n-
' ' 1 a iron 2e.0
W. S. SULTAN
SULTAN & WAYNE
MINING ENGINEERS ,
SURVEYS, ASSAYS, ESTIMATES, REPORTS Opposlto P. O., Globo
atogaB.. , 1 11 mi ii 1 - ----- --
' T' ' r'1''r?f
DOMINION HOTEL -Finest flostlery
muuerii umveniences
Heading ioi.GO
'TJ. S. Stool, common 32.02
Nor York Central 112.25
Pennsylvania 119.00
Union Pacific ..... 131.02
Southern Pacific ..... ,. 79.25
St. Pau't 120.25
Atchison ........, S7.50
Baltimore & Ohio 95.no
Urio o3iqq
Monoy, 2 por cont. v
'MUSICAL HEART" MAN DEAD
A Nowspapor Man Whoso Blood Pump
Sounded Liko a Harmonica
A. Carson Wnrron, known far and
wide as tho man with tho musical
heart," whoso woird and deadly, ail
mont hourly thrcntoned death, and do
fied all attempts at cures by tho world's
greatest specialists, is dead.
With his heart-beats giving forth au
dlblo sounds liko tho low strnins of a
harmonica, Wnrron lived for twonty-fivo
years, reconciled to tho opinions voiced
by physicians that heart disenso ovoii
tually would claim .him. But, alas, for
tho prophecies of tho medical world al
large, ho died from pnoumonin after an
illness of three flays.
For a quarter of a century Wnrron
strolled nbout town or lounged about
his homo here, carrying constantly on
his porson tho following will bequeath
ing his body, in tho ovont of death from
heart disease, to science:
"This is my last will and testament.
At my death 1 givo and boqueath to tho
surgeons of the Modieo-Chirugical col
logo hospital my body for dissection, in
order that my heart may bo removed for
examination in tho interests of science.
"My brother, Androw P.. Wnrron of
this city, will soo that my wishes in
this rospect arc carried out.
"A. CARSON WARREN."
Warren also carried tho following lot
tor for years, nddrcssed to tho coronor:
"In case of my suddon death from
accident or heart disenso my body is to
bo dolivored to tho Mcdico-Chirurgicnl
college hospital for dissection by the
surgeons thoro for tho incrcaso nnd dif
fusion of knowlcdgo among tho profes
sion. It is my desiro that tho physi
cians may know what has caused my
snffonngs and that thoy may proscribe
for humanity similarly afflicted after I
am doad."
Rolativos of tho doad man aro said
to havo followed out his instructions to
tho letter.
Wnrron was a native of Philadelphia
and a votoran nowspapor man. His
woird ailmont developed when ho had
roached middle age. At first ho suf
fered excruciating pains, and tho pecu
liar sounds that camo from his heart'
as it pumped blood caused him much
uneasinoss.
For fiftcon years, up to tho very hour
of his death, Warren hnd not known
surcease from pain. At periods fearful
pains would shoot through tho myriad
nerves of his body, leaving him weak
and exhausted at tho end of tho attack.
At other times tho agony was contin
ued for days and wcaks at a time.
Stoically he boro up under his misery,
chatting and smiling tho whilo his teeth
grit with tho intensity of tho pain ho
bravely sought to conceal from his
frionds.
Vainly ho sought a cure in climatcJ
and in the listless, as well as tho stren
uous life, but there was no relief. With
his increasing years his ailment grow
worse. Every two hours he was awak
oncd at night by tho murmurings from
his own heart, which could bo heard at
times across an ordinary room.
Warren spent months in dozens of
hospitals throughout Pennsylvania and
the country at largo. Heart specialists
from tho largo cities in this country
and from Paris, London and Berlin ex
amined, studied and marveled at his
ailment. All agreed that death was apt
to overtako him at any minute.
Tho theories of tho many physicians
who examined him at first made the
sick man melancholy. Then ho learned
to faco death with a grim defiance.
"Tho most depressing thing," ho
would say to his friends, "is tho sus
pense and dread expectancy." Yot so
cheery in domeanor and socially pleas
ant was ho that not ono of tho hun
dreds that passed him daily on Chest
nut street over suspected tho ever-pres-entn
dread of tho man. Philadelphia
Press.
Motor Owner What proof havo I
that you managed your late employer's
car successfully!
Chauffeur Why, I'm alive, ain't 1
Harper's Weekly.
H. T. WAYNE
Deputy TJ. S. Mineral Surveyor
in the Southwest -80 Rooms -All
ana me oesi ui service
STOCKS CONTINUE
W
Markot In Bollcvcd in Bottor Condition
Tho Bottom Prices Aro Beached.
(By II. H. Bru Co.)
GLOBE, May 21. Tho mnrkot con
tinued to drop today and tho closing
figures are about tho lowest rocorded
during the day. We look for additional
strength tomorrow nil nlong tho list.
There seemed to bo no particular rea
sons for tho heavy liquidation today,
but tho tired holders aro gradually sell
ing thoir stock and tho buying power is
extromoly limited. Tho advice seems
to bo that a long dull porfod is ahead
of us. North Butto declaring a divi
dend of $2 was nlso a' disappointment,
ns a bottor dividend was expected. Old
Dominion sold lowor again today, reach
ing v49. This undoubtedly is as low a
figure as it will reach in fnco of tho
presont developments and outlook for
tho mine.
Now York
Amalgamated $ 83.12
Anaconda ., ...., .. 59.02
American Smelters .. 115.00
Atchiison , 87.50
Baltimore & Ohio , 95.50
Colorado Fuel & Iron .-. 28.87
Krio 23.00
Now York Contral 112.50
Pennsylvania 119.00
Rending .. 101.30
Southom Pacific 79.12
St. Paul . 120.25
U. S. Stcol, common 32.02
Tonnesseo Coal & Iron 139.00
Boston
Bid
Allouoz 48.00
Arcadian .. 0.00
Amorican-Saginaw 9.50
Adventure .. 2.S7
Arizona Commercial 23.00
Boston Consolidated 20.50
Asked
50.00
9.87
25.00
27.00
17,50
23.50
0.00
107.00
28.00
1.02
SO.O0
9.23
17.00
10.00
10.25
10.50
15.50
14.50
4.50
130.00
12.25
9.00
4.50
1.50
7.50
13.50
5.75
14.00
80.50
11.75
139.00
.73
50.00
1.02
33.00
18.37
3.00
17.00
110.00
21.50
G0.37
7.75
2.00
.01
2.25
15.50
7.00
Ask
Butto & London 1.02
Bingham 17.00
Butto Coalition 23.00
Blnfk Mountain . . 5.50
Calumet & Arizona 100.00
Centennial .. .
Calumot & Globo 1.37
Copper Range ... 79.50
Bnlaklala . 9.00
Daly-West 1G.23
Bonn-Arizona .............. 9.02
Ely : 9.75
East Butto .. 10.00
Franklin . . ....... 15.00
GrccncCananea .. . . 14.37
Grecno Silver ..,.,...., 1.23
Globo Consolidated ... 12.00
Hancock . .. S.50
Helvetia 4.23
Keystone . ...
h. S. & A. ..........................
Michigan , 13.00
Mohawk . ''. 83.50
Nevada Utah 5.23
Novada Consolidated 13.50
North Butto ...... 80.00
Nipissing 11.50
Osceola 138.00
National .70
Old Dominion . 49.50
Quincy 118.00
Raven :.. 1.37
Shattuck . 30.00
Shannon . ... 18.12
Superior & Boston . 2.75
Superior & Pittsburg 10.75
Tamarack ... . ....,115,00
Trinity, 21.00
Utah Consolidated 00.12
Warren . 7.23
Wolverino & Arizona 1.75
Comnncho . .59
North Butto Extension .... 2.00
Davis Daly 15.00
Dominion Copper ... . G.50
Local Stocks
Eldorado ...... ....$ .10
East Globo 10.00
Globo Imp. Assn 109.00
Globo-Arizona 24
Giant King ... . .,.. .. .20
Inspiration ... . .24
Union Copper GO
Arizona National . . 9.50
Powers Gulch 10
Now Dominion 10
Globo Standard 07
American . . : 15
Fivo Points 1.00
Globo Western 15
Globo Wheatfields .02
Central Copper 00
Queen Copper 02
Arizona Boston 50
Money, 2 per cent.
Season Excursions Indian Hot Springs
On May 23d tho Gila Valloy, Globo &
Northorn railway will havo on sale at
Globo excursion tickets to Indian Hot
Springs, including bus rido from tho
Springs station through to Indian Hot
Springs at reduced rates.
Ten Day Tickets On salo daily from
May 23d to'Soptombcr 30th, with return
limit of ten days, $5.33 for tho round
trip.
Saturday and Sunday Excursions On
Saturdays and Sundays from May 23rd
to September 30th, tickets limited to
return tho following Monday will bo
on sale at tho rato of $4.23.
Aloxander Brothors' bus will meet all
trains at Springs.
Full information may bo had by ap
plication to . J. II. BLACKFORD,
Agent, Globo, Ariz.
M, O. BICKNELL,
General Pnscsngcr Agent, Tucson.
191
Try Molroso Eyo if you want
something extra fine; splendid for med
icinal purposes nnd as puro a brand as
can bo had anywhere. Bankers' Gar
den. Now Mexico Governor Sails Juno 3
Captain Gcorgo Curry, governor of
Samar, Philippine Islands, who has been
appointed governor of New Moxico, will
sail from Manila for tho United States
on Juno 3,
A STOCK DREAM ON CHANGE
(With apologios to Poo, -when ho was
"Raven")
Onco upon a midnight dreary, as I pon
dorcd wenk and weary,
O'er the prospects of tho bargain stock
in store,
Suddenly a thought camo trooping, as
of someone loudly whooping,
Telling mo of Btocks gono shooting high
er, higher than before,
"Truly," said I, " 'tis my fancies,
warped and twisted to the coro,
Snarled and gnarled by deoply think
ing. "Ah," said 1, without blink
ing. "Stocks on 'clinngo are only drinking
up our wealth,
By soaring skyward; only this and
nothing moro."
Long I thought nnd never ceasing,
while tho picture seemed so jilenshig,
O'or tho wealth there seemed to be for
mo in store,
I could pick up stocks at bargains, buy
and sell at profit margins,
Clip my coupons on not margins, lay up
wealth in banks galore;
Shining wealth I piled up highly.
"Surely," said I, very dryly,
"I'll telegraph tho news so slyly,
Cornor stocks, and then somo moro."
Littlo thinking of the morrow, only of
tho wealth id harrow,
With tho gold that 1 could borrow;
But 'twas Castle Dreams, and nothing
more.
For when Reason got to showing Mark-
ham's man, who did tho hoeing,
Buying stocks, he littlo knowing tho
job ho had in store,
Long I pondered, fancy linking fancy
unto fancy; then I thought some moro
Of the wealth thero is in jobbing, of
tho fun thoro is in robbing,
While the price of stock is dropping,
dropping to the core,
While your dollars aro "skidooing,"
your pocketbook undoing,
Then some more.
When 1 awoke from dreaming, all my
castles lost their gleaming,
And those riches had the seeming
mighty poor;
For I found I had been snoring, and
my head was buzzing, roaring,
And my reason was doplo'ring loss of
wealth in castles storing.
Mcrclv this and nothing more.
J. WATT HOGUE.
Van Wagencn, noxt door to the post
oflicc, docs a goncral painting and pa
per hanging business. All work guaran
teed. There is no use knowing so much that
it makes other people's head ache for
you to explain it to them.
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 259.
United States Land Office, Phoenix,
Arizona, May 2, 1907. Notico is here
by given that Mrs. W. House, of Globe,
Arizona, has mado application for pat
ent to tho Bowery Girl lodo mining
claim, survey No. 2315, situated in the
Globo Mining District, Gila County,
Arizona, in Sec. 13, Tp. 1 N., R. 15 E.,
and Sec. 18, Tp. 1 N., R. 1G Ev G. &
S. R. B. & M., described as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence the E.
Vi Cor. of Sec. 13, Tp. 1 N., R. 13 E.,
G. & S. R. B. & M., bears S. G4 dcg. 30
min. E. 800.4 fcot; thenco N. 10 deg.
22 min. W. 040.04 feet to Cor. No. 2;
thence N. 57 dcg. 15 min. E. 1137.5 feet
to Cor. No. 3; thenco S. 10 dcg. 22 min.
E. 483.8 feet to Cor. No. 4; thenco S.
50 deg. 32 min. W. 437.1 feet to Cor.
No. 5; thenco S. 49 dcg. 22 min. W.
755.72 feet to Cor. No. 1, tho place of
beginning. Conflict with Bed Rock
claim, Survey No. 1050, containing
1,027 acres, and conflict with McCoy
claim, Survoy No. 1050, containing
1,321 acres, aro excluded. Location no
tices aro recorded in Records of Mines,
County Recorder's oflico, Gila County,
as ioiiows: uriginai, jjook i, pago o;
amended, Book 12, pago 184; amended,
Book 12, pago 43G. Adjoining and con
flicting claims aro Rooster on the north
west; Search Mo on tho northeast;
Ninety-Six, Wedge nnd McCoy on the
southeast; and McCoy and Bed Rock on
tho southwest. MILTON R. MOORE,
Register.
First publication May 17, 1907. 240
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 201.
United States Land Office, Phoenix,
Arizona, May 10, 1907. Notico is here
by given that Lyman C. Woods, of
Globe, Arizona, for himcslf and his co
owners William J. O'Brino and Morris
Kloin, has mado application for patent
to tho Copper King lodo mining claim,
Survey No. 2343, situottfd in tho Globe1
Mining District, Gila County, Aiizona,
in Sec. 23, Tp. 1 N., E. 15 E., G. & S.
R. B. & M., described as follows: Be
ginning nt Cor. No. 1, whenco tho N.
E. Cor. of Sec. 23, Tp. 1 N., R. 13 E.,
G. & S. R. B. & M., bears N. 35 dcg.
5 min. E. 748.3 feet; thenco S. 33 dcg.
3G min. E. 5GG.3 feet to Cor. No. 2;
thenco S. 59 deg. 40 min. W. 1374 feet
to Cor. No. 3; thenco N. 33 dcg. 30 min.
W. 5G0.3 fcot to Cor. No. 4; thonco N.
59 dcg. 40 min. E. 1374 feet to Cor. No.
1, tho place of beginning. Conflict with
Cottonwood claim, Survoy No. 2311, con
taining .479 acre, and conflict with
Maurcl homestead, containing 1.429
acres, aro excluded. Location notices
aro recorded in Records of Mines,
County Recorder's oflico in said Gila
County, as follows: Original, Book 0,
pago 283; amended, Book 8, pago 359.
Adjoining and conflicting claims arQ
Canon nnd Cottonwood on tho north
west; Darius and Copper Queen on tho
northeast; Copper Qucon nnd Bunk on
tho southoast nnd Maurcl homestead on
tho southwest. MILTON R. MOORE,
Registor.
First publication May 17, 1907. 240
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 2G1.
United States Land Office, Phoenix,
Arizona, May 10, 1907. Notico is here
by given that 13. A. Wayne, of Globo,
Arizona, as attornoy in fact for Globe
Consolidated Copper Company, has mado
application for patent to tho Ohio Boy
No. 5 lodo mining claim, Survoy No.
2387, situated in tho Globo Mining Dis
trict, Gila County, Arizonn, in Sec. 2o,
Tp. 1 N., E. 15 E., G. & S. R. B. & M.,
described as follows: Beginning at Cor.
No. 1, whenco tho N. Cor. of Sec.
25, Tp. 1 N., B. 15 E., G. & S. R. B.
& M., bears N. 32 deg. 40 min. W.
725.5 foot; thonco N. 89 deg. 42 min.
E. 525.5 feet to Cor. No. 2; thonco S.
00 dcg. 1 min. E. 31.9 fcot to CorNo.
3; thenco S. G9 dcg. 0 min. W. 22 feet
to Cor. No. 4; thence S. 11 deg. 49 min.
E. 081.3 feet to Cor. No. 5; thonco S.
S9 deg. 42 min. W. 303.1 feet to Cor.
No. G; thenco N. 21 dcg. 44 min. W.
759.8 foot to Cor. No. 1. tho rdaco of
beginning. Conflict with Ohio Boy No.
1 claim, Survey No. 2318, containing!
.IM aero, is etcludcd. Location notices
aro recorded in Records of Mines, Coun
ty Recorder'? oflicc, said Gila county,
as follows: Original, Book 11, pago
458; amended, Book 8, pago 323; amend
ed, Book 8, pago 420. Adjoining and
conflicting claims aro Ohio Boy No. 4
on tho north; Lime Rock, Ohio Boy
and Ohio Boy No. 3 on the east; un
known claims on tho south; Carbon
Mino, Trail and Ohio Boy No, 4 on the
west. MILTON R. MOORE, Register.
First publication May 17, 1907. 240
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 203.
United States Land Office, Phoenix,
Arizona, May 10, 1907. Notico is here
by given that E. A. Wayne, of Globe,
Arizona, as attorney in fact for Globo
Consolidated Copper Company, hns mado
application for patent to the Trail lodo
mining claim, Survey No. 2380, situated
in the Globe Mining District, Gila Coun
ty, Arizona, in Sec. 25, Tp. 1 N., R. 15
E., G. & S. R. B. & M., described as fol-
lows: Beginning at Cor, No. 1, whenco
tno is. Yi cor, of Bee. 25, Tp, 1 N., 11.
15 J., G, & S. R. B, & M.f bears N. 33
deg. 23 min. W, 091.7 feet; thonco S.
21 deg. 41 min. E. 309.9 feet to Cor. No.
2; thenco S. 70 dog. 20 min. W. 1175.0
feet to Cor. No. 3; thenco N. 21 deg. 44
min. W. 309.9 feet to Cor. No. 4; thenco
xs. yi ueg. -.'0 nun. j;. 1475.0 feet to Cor.
No. 1, the place of beginning. Conflict
with Limo Ledge claim, Survoy No.
2272, containing 7.917 acres, and con
flict with Ohio Boy io. 4 claim, Sur
voy No. 2318, containing .223 acre, aro
excluded. Location notices are recorded
in Records of Mines, County Recorder's
oflico, said Gila County, as follows:
Original, Book 12, pago 130;- amended,
Book 12, pago 488; amended, Book 8,
pago 420. Adjoining and conflicting
claims are Limo Ledgo and Ohio Boy
No. 1 on the north; Ohio Boy No. 4
and Ohio Boy No. 5 on the east; Car
bon Mino and Lime Ledge on the south
and Limo Ledge on tho west. MILTON
11. MOORE, Register.
First publication May 17, 1907. 21G
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LUNCH
The Lunch Problem is one that
confronts every business man.
'Where can I get a good, whole
aome lunch, well cooked and
quickly served?" Is a ques
tion that almost every busy man
asks himself every day.
Wc make a specialy of serving a
"BUSINESS MAN'S LUNCH,"
well cooked, always ready to
Berve and centrally located as we
are, insure celerity and satisfac
tion. Try us today
Del Monte
Restaurant
A. F. BANICEVICH,
Proprietor
RICHARD E. GOODWIN
Box 407 ,GLOB, ARIZONA
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mil, and nil bu.lncM handled In trirti'si con
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Office with Judge Rowlings
PLYMOTH ROCK EGGS
From Registered Pullet Mating
$2.50 Per Setting
Address V. O. Box 112 or call six
blocks east of courthouse on Oak street.
Standard Transfer Co.
TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
AH Kinds of Iieavy Hauling Done
TELEPHONE 851
E. T. GREEN
Carpenter and Builder
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
P O Box 976 Res. Pioneer Dairy
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
MRS. LEONA POLLOCK
DRESSMAKER
AND
REMODELER
Next Door to Webster House, .GLOBE
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DIRECTORS
President
Vice President
Cashier
Assistant Cashier
FRED C. GRIFFIN
E. M. WHITE
W. A. HOLT
Porter
The G'obe Bank & Savings
Dominion Hotel
H. C. Hopkins
U. S. MINERAL
SURVEYOR
Room 16, Globe Building
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DRS, WILSON & WILEY
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offlco Rooms, 5-7-9 Trust Building
Office Phono Main 18il
Residence, Dominion Hotel
DOCTOR McPHEETERS
residence:
Hotel Dominion- Phone 1341
Office: ROOMS 1-3 TRUST BUILDING
TfcLEPHOM. U6I
DR. P. B. CALER
DENTIST
Office over Palace Pharmacy
GEORGE K. FRENCH
ATTORNEY, COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
GLOBE, ARIZONA
Rooms 7 and 8, P. O. llldjc. Phone 1241
Geo. Everett Baker, E. M.
U. B. DEPUTY
MINERAL SURVEYOR
Oflico with Mitchell Mining Company
TRUST BUILDING
Got That Oliver Typewriter Yet?
At Last It's Here
The OLIVER No. 5
GRACE F. DODGE, AGENT
Dominion Hrtcl
Stenographer and Notary Public
Elite Hair Dressing Parlor
SHAMPOOING
MANIGURnfG
FACIAL MASSAGE
Room 28 Globe Oflce Sldg.
LAMAR COBB
U. S. DEPUTY
MINERAL SURVEYOR
Booms 26 and 26y2 Globo Building
NIGHT SCHOOL
,During tho summer vacation Prof. A.
K. Stabler will conduct a Night School,
oflcring tho following courses:
ENGINEERING: Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry, Trigonometry, Mechanics,
Mechanical Drawing.
BUSINESS: Bookkeeping, Commercial
(Arithmetic, Letter Writing, Spelling,
'Shorthand.
ELOCUTION: Composition, Interpreta- '
Ijtion, Gesticulation, Public Speech.
COMMON BRANCHES: Those of the
upper grammar grades.
SPANISH: Under a competent teacher.
V School opens June 3.
Address inquiries to P. O. Box 525.
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Capital $50,000
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Interest Paid on Time De
posits Safety Deposit Boxes
Co., Inc.
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Phone 122
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