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Tuesday, June 4,
DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
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J. C. PHILLIPSON
INSURANOE, LOANS and REAL ESTATE
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Is a great factor in the enjoyment of life.
You can appreciate this whether your
property is insured or not; only n one
case you have it, and in the other, you
don't.
"Do It Now"
Many a man has paid the penalty for procrasti
nating in the matter of Insurance.
We are Agents for Twenty of the best Fire In
surance Companies represented in Arizona.
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THE CITIZEN'S LOAN & TRUST CO.
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GLOBE SIGHTS AND
SILVER BELTLETS
Current News of Busy Qldbo Told in
Brevities
W.""V. Bush, formerly in business at
Douglas, is in tho city to gpdrnl a few
days.
N. C. Brace, a mining engineer, loft
for Donvor yesterday after spending
r. few days in tho district.
C. A. Kenucdy, cashier of tho GHn
Vnlloy Bank & Trust company, camo in
from Solomonvillo last evening.
Mrs. N. II. Emmons and chiklron
Lave left for Boston, whoro thoy will
rpend the summer with relatives.
City Marshal C. C. Carico is moving
to his now quartors in tho Sultan build
ing recently by tho telophono exchange.
.Tames V. Parks, formerly sheriff of
Graham county, camo up from tho Gila
Vnlloy Sunday evening on a business
trip.
Roy Miller, formerly with tho Mitch
ell Mining company, leaves here Sunday
for n visit to his homo at Cromwell,
Ky.
Mrs. Geo. W. P. Hunt loft yesterday
morning for tho Ellison ranch in tho
northern part of tho county, whoro sho
will spend tho summer.
W. II. McDougall and J. E. Shellen
bcrger of tho International Correspond
ence schools arrived in tho city last
evening for a few days stay.
George King of Los Angeles is a
guest of his sister, Mrs. Edward Jl.
Keith, treasurer of tho Iris theater.
Mr. King oxpeets to make his homo in
Globe.
Mrs. Lena Henry and daughter
Madge, who havo been guests at tho
Hackney homo for the last three months
left yesterday for their home at Pay
son, Utah.
Mayor "V. S. Sultan lias gone to Troy
en mining business and expects to bo
absent a week or ten days. He will
spend some time in tho Ray and Kel
vin country also beforo roturning.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Clark, accom
panied by their daughter and two sons,
leave this morning for a long trip over
land. Thoy will go to Goldfiold, New,
making tho entiro trip by wagon and
expect to reach their destination in
three months. Mr. Clark was formerly
bookkeeper at tho Central markot.
Marshall P. Wright, ono of tho prom
inent operators of tho Cananca mining
district, was an arrival in tho city Sun
day ovening to spend a few days with
R. S. England of St. Louis, who is hero
on legal business. Mr. Wright is asso
ciated with Charles M. Shannon in tho '
Cananea-Midland company, which tho
former organized.
A Great Horso Raco iu Globo
Tho greatest rnco of tho season will
bo run at tho Iris theater tonight.
If you want to enjoy n good rest go
to tho Indian Hot Springs. 209
Charlie Smith passed through Kansas
City today.
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Off to tho Pen
Waltor Gaynor, to sorvo twenty-five
years for rape, Charles Honry, ono year
for assault, and Charles Pollard, who
will spond nihe months for burglary,
wcro takon to Yuma Sunday by Dep
uty Shoriffs McMurray and Hendorson.
Thoy also took with thorn Angel Salas,
tho Moxican roligious fanatic, who was
committed to the territorial asylum.
Derby Day
At tho Iris tonight; don 't miss it.
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BALL GAME SUNDAY
A ONE-SIDED AFFAIR
There was a good turnout nt the ball
park Sunday afternoon, but tho quality
of sport put up was mediocre. Tho con
testants wero the regular team and the
Globo Colts, and after going through
seven innings both teams were about all
in and they quit with a score of 12 to 3
in favor of tho regulars. Itamus, the
Indian twirlcr, started pitching for the
Colts, but ho was not up to his usual
form and pitched wild. Reinhardt
pitched tho first four innings for the
regnlnrs, giving tho Colts two hits, the
first two men up in tho first inning,
North and Mooro, getting singles. Mar
dorf finished tho gnmo and two hits
wcro mado off his delivery. It is ex
pected that tho El Paso White Sox will
bo hero next Sunday.
Charlie Smith passed through Kansas
City today.
To Flush Mains Again
Tonight from 8 to 10 o'clock the
water will bo shut off and tho mains
given another flushing out. It is ex
pected that this will greatly improve
tho quality of the drinking water. Per
sons needing water tonight should stock
up beforo it is turned off.
Derby Day
At tho Iris tonight; don't miss it.
Notlco
I wish to inform my friends and cus
tomers that I havo moved my livery
business to what is known as tho 0. K.
corral at tho corner of Cedar and Rail
road avenues, just back of tho Domin
ion stores, and will there transact busi
incss in the same old way.
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Ben Kellner and Miss Marckley
United at Quiet Home Wed
ding Last Evening
Thoro was a protty homo wedding
last evening on Hill street, at which
tho contracting parties wcro two of
Globe's best known and popular young
people. In the presonco of n small party
of relatives tiud intimato friends Bon
J. Kellnor und Miss Ailoon Marckley
wore unitod in marringo nt 8 o'clock
by Rov. Georgo Solby of tho Episcopal
church. Tho groom was attonded by
II. C. Hannwalt and tho brido by Mrs.
S. B. Clnypool. Tho homo which tho
groom recently purchased from his
brother, Ern,cst F. Kellnor, and where
tho marringo occurred, was prettily
decorated with cut flowers from tho
coast. After tho ceremony a tempting
wedding supper was served.
Tho brido is ono of Globo 's charming
young Indies and litis for sumo timo boon
o favorite in social circles. Sho is tho
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Marck
ley. Tho groom is tho youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kellnor, pioneer
residont of Globe, and is at present
cashier of the Globo Bank & Savings
company, of which ho is also ono of tho
principal stockholders. Ho was em
ployed iu a like capacity in tho bunk
formerly conducted by E.. 1 Kollner
& Co. jm
Yesterday u cablegram offcongrntu
lation was received from tho father and
mother of Mr. Kollner, which also told
of thoir arrival in Paris yesterday. The
Silver Bolt joins with their many
friends in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Kell
nor a happy and prosperous married
life.
A Groat Horso Raco in Globo
The greatest race of tho season will
bo run nt tho Iris theater tonight.
J. N. PORTER. PROUD TO
MEET THE PRESIDENT
Insure Your Property
Do Not Wait
DO IT NOW
Insure with the
KELLY REALTY CO.
Rooms 19-21-23, Globe Office Building
Telephone 441 GLOBE, ARIZONA
Iu tho torritory of Arizona there is
no man of better social or financial
standing than Mr. J. N. Porter, prcsi
dont of the First National bank of
Globe, Ariz., who is nt tho Now Wil
lard, accompanied by his wife and their
beautiful young daughters, Misses Stel
la and Lillian, Mr. Porter is a native
Toxan, and still has large interests in
that Btate. Some twenty years ago ho
wont to Arizona, in the development
of which ho has takon a leading part.
Yesterday Mr. Porter had a very
pleasant intcrviow with President
Roosevelt, in the course of which he
told the chief oxecutivo that he was
proud to meet him for the double rca
son that ho had novcr beforo seen n
president of tho United States, and be
cause ho loved to shako hands with a
"man that had done things." At this
Colonel Roosevelt smiled in his UBual
intensive fashion and paid back tho
Anzonan's compliment in clover style,
Washington Herald.
Derby Day
At the Iris tonight; don't miss it.
IRE DEALS IN
PINAL DISTRICT
Several Good Mining Properties
Are Bonded for Large
Amounts
We write all kinds of Insur
ance in the strongest compan-,
ies in the world.
Pinal county's mining boom contin
ues to expand and ono could hardly fire
a long range rifle in tho hills of this
section without hitting so mo mining
man who is looking for a copper prop
erty to bond or buy, says tho Florenco
Blade.
Pour more groups, situated in the
vicinity of Winkolman, were taken up
on working bonds this week, and par
tial payments wero mado in each in
stance. Engineer Benedict and associates, of
Nevada, obtained a bond on tho Jacob
Snydor group, which adjoins tho O'Car
roll group on tho west. Wo could not
ascertain tho amount or terms of tho
bond.
Tho Novadans also bonded tho Mc
Ilugh group, which adjoins the Sny
der group on the west and north, for
$120,000, paying 10 per cent down.
Novadans also obtained bonds on tho
Sovcnty-nino mine and tho O'Brien and
Wilson proportics which surround tho
Sovcnty-nine. Tho price on tho Sov-onty-nino
is $00,000, of which Judge
George Scott gots $10,000, Robert Bran
aman $10,000, J. I. Coleman $10,000,
Jack Branaman $10,000 and Dennis
O'Brien $20,000. Wo could not nscor
tain tho amounts to bo paid for tho
O'Brien, tho Wilson and tho Snyder
groups.
All of these properties will, wo be-
Hove, develop into largo producers as
thoy nro situated in the Christmas oro
zono in which somo of tho largest high
grado oro bodies in Arizona havo boon
uncovered. Developments at tho O 'Car
roll group provo tho continuation of
tho Christmas oro beds into that ground
and thero is ample cvidenco that thoy
coutinuo on west "through tho other
properties abovo mentioned.
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A Great Horso Raco in Globe
The greatest raco of tho season will
bo run nt tho Iris theater tonight.
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Wo framo pictures. Naquin & Co.
Going Away?
When you go to tho coast to spond
a vacation you will want the Belt. It
will bo a long daily letter from home.
Charlio Smith passed through Kansas
City today.
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Whito waiters and dishwasher's want
ed at Gibson camp. 203
COPPER METAL MARKET
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Juno 3. Copper had a sharp break in tho London
market, spot being 2 lower nt 08 Gs and futures 3 lower nt 95.
Locally tho market was dull and nominally lower with Lake, 21.00
to 24.75; Electrolytic, 23.00 to 21.f0; Casting, 22.00 to 22.25.
Load was unchanged at 20 in tho London market, but lower lo-
cally at 5.75 to COO.
Spelter was unchanged at 21 15s in London nnd 0.40 to C.45 in
tho local market.
Iron was locally unchanged.
Bar silver, 67 yt, Moxican dollars, 52.
Notice to tho Public
Having sold my interest in tho Wig
wam saloon to R. J. Edwards, all ac
counts nnd indebtedness incurred in tho
name of Edwards & Houston will' bo
settled by R. J. Edwards nt tho Wig
wam saloon. J. D. HOUSTON.
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Notico
All parties indebted to tho Into E.
J. Edwards will plcaso settle with A.
R. Edwards, administrator of tho estate,
at Globe, Ariz. tf
Charlie Smith passed through Kansas
City today.
In order to give thoso who havo not
had an opportunity of seeing tho Thaw
White tragedy a chance and by special
request of several of our patrons, wo
will givo n third show at 10 p. m. Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, presenting the Thaw-White Trag
edy and A Detectivo Tour of tho
World, along with ono othdr good sub
ject, and illustrated songs. Our other
shows at 8 and 9 o'clock each evening
will consist of regular program, which
changes next Thursday.
Go to tho Indian Hot Springs and
tako a swim in tho finest lako in tho
southwest. 209
Charlio Smith passed through Kansas
City today.
OFFICE OF
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
GILA COUNTY, ARIZ.
Notico is hereby given that warrants
will be drawn upon tho expense fund
upon presentation of clerks' claim cer
tificates, Numbers One to Eighty-ono
inclusive. J. W. WENTWORTH,
20G Clerk, Board of Supervisors.
Fought a Duel
Two Frenchmen fought a duel at tho
Jris last night. Thoy will fight again
tonight and Wednesday night.
Will Go to Europo
Father J. O. Barrottc, pastor of tho
local Catholic church, leaves this morn
ing for a long vacation trip. Ho "will
go first to Bisbee, Nogales and Tucson
nnd will then leavo for New Orleans,
from whoro ho will sail for New York.
After a visit with his paronts in Ot
tawa, Canada, whom ho has not seen
for nino years, Father Barretto will
sail for Europo and will spond several
months iu Romo and other cities in
Italj'. During his absenco Rev. Father
J. Camot of Solomonvillo will perform
his duties in tho parish.
Notice
Wo havo n carload of pino lumber
for Bale. Two by four's and 2x0 's.
Inquire at tho G. V. O. & N. railway
depot. 203
Charlio Smith passed through Kansas
City today.
AH of tho Edison nnd Victor new
May records juts received nt tho U.
D. & M. Music Storo in Trust building.
Professor Stabler announces that ho
will be at tho Central school building,
room 10, every day from 10 to 12
o'clock nnd from 7 to 9 o'clock to en
roll pupils for the summer school. Both
day and night classes will be organized.
Pupils taking the sixth, seventh nnd
eighth grndo work can mnko a half
grado in their regular school promotions.
Miss Isabel Ward of tho University of
California will havo charge of the
Spanish classes.
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J. G. C.s Dance Tonight
Tho J. O. C,s, tho popular club of
young ladies, will givo their first social
hop nt Dreamland, for which several
hundred invitations havo been sent out.
It promises to be a very enjoyable affair.
Fought a Duel
Two Frenchmen fought a duel at the
Iris last night. They will fight again
tonight and Wednesday night.
AMUSEMENTS
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DANCING
SCHOOL
Mrs. Collier desires it known that
the hall now known as the Lyric
Theater has suddenly been vacat
ed, and her dancing school now
held in Maurel hall will be held at
Lyric hereafter. Same days, same
hours. Private lessons given.
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IRIS THEATER
Broad Street
Theaters on Iris circuit: Bisbee,
Globe, Morenci, Nogales, Tucson, El
Paso and Cananca.
PROGRAM
Thrco Nights, Ending Wednesday,
Juno 5
OVERTURE
MOVING PICTURES
Tho Fencing Master
EDWARD E. KEITH
In Illustrated Song Entitled
"I'm Trying So Hard to Forget
You"
MOVING PICTURES
Tho Derby
Showing tho fnmous English raco
track
Transformation ' '
EDWARD R. KEITH
In Illustrated Song Entitled
"Slnco You Called Mo Deario"
MOVING PICTURES
Father's Picnic
Mischiovous Sketch
General Admission 15c
Reserved scats 25c
First Performance. 8 p.m.
Second Performance 9 p. m.
The Alexander Theater
Change of Program Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays
Street Music Every Evening at 7:30
Four-Piece Orchestra Inside
PROGRAM
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
1 Overture Orchestra
2 Animated Pictures.
Sportsman and Lion.
Gypsies and Knight.
3 Illustrated Song. ..O. E. Jennings
i Pierrot's Griofs.
Honesty's Strange Seward.
5 March Orchestra
6 Illustrated Song. ..O. E. Jennings
7 LICENSE NO. 13 OR THE HOO
DOO AUTOMOBILE.
8 Good Night Orchestra
Extra performance Tuesday, Wed.
& Thurs at 10 P. M.
General Admission 15c
Reserved Seats 25c
First Show 8 p. m.
Second 'Show ? p. m.
Ladies and Children Especially In
vited to Attend
Gila Valley Bank & Trust C
Capital and Surplus, $100,000
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DIRECTORS
L. D. RlCKETTS D. W. WlCKERSHAM
' A. T. Thomson H. S. VAVfionns-n
C. E. Mills C. A. Kennedy Ph. Freudentb.
All classes of accounts Invited Foreign exchange at lowest rau
J. WATT HOGUE
Presldeat
JAMES W. HOQUE,
Vice Preside
As Special Bargains this Week
for two years, nice lot,Vgood location, close to mines, which is on n! '
markot for ono week at'S850. This house will rent for $25 per mosti
A good buy for a speculator or a homeseeker.
ouv ouys iure-roumnuouse,Enu two lots, near jureamiaca. nj,
is something good. .
$1,850 buys eight-roomvhouse, good location and a money getter.
Wo have lots and homes for sale in all portions of Greater oi0u
Buying or .soiling, seo the Yither fellow, then see the
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HOME INVESTMENT CO.
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Our deals aro straight, oar bargains good. Honses for rent, fa.
msnea anu uniuraiBnca.
JIM HOGUE,
Manager.
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HOGUE,
Utility Mia
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BROKERS
DEALERS IN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES.
I Thirty-mlnute quotations and private wire connections with Boston am
(uxew xors marxete.
Tho Duluth and Lihpeming curb markets a specialty.
Listed stocks' carried on substantial margins.
TBY4MY WIRE SERVICE.
Trust Building
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Open an account with us today, and get QUALITY
GOODS and ACCURATE SERVICE
WE WILL TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN PLACING YOUR NAME
ON OUR BOOKS. YOU SHOULD BE GLAD TO HAVE IT THERE
FOR MANY REASONS.
1. YOU CAN BE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN OF GETTDNG QUAL
ITY GOODS.
2. OUR SERVICE IS PROMPT, PAINSTAKING, ACCURATE AND
GOOD.
3. OUR SOLICITORS ARE THE VERY BEST TO BE WATT
i. YOU PAY NO MORE FOR YOUR GOODS THAN ELSEWHERE
WITH A MONTHLY CONTRACT YOU GET CASH PRICES. WHY?
BECAUSE THERTY DAYS IS CASH WITH US AND A GREAT CON
VEND3N0E T MANY.
JUST TRY US FOR 30 DAYS
NOW IS THE TDME TO BEGDT. EVERYTHING SOLD ON A
STRICT GUARANTEE. MONEY BACK IF WE DON'T MJEASE YOU
GLOBE COMMERCIAL CO.
PHONE 221
THE PARLOR SALOON
M. B. M0NAHAN, Proprietor
The public can be served with the best glass ef beer
in Globe drawn from the ONLY up-to-date Beer Draw
ing Machine in town. Always fresh and cool, a spe
cial brand of the Anhcuser Bosch, namely "Teay
Faust," All other goods kept aie in comparisoB.
DROP IN AND SEE US.
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MERCHANTS
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be wearing if you want to be right
up to now. If you don't see the
hat you like in our window, come
in and ask to see our line, they are
strictly up-to-date; and we have .
them for sale at the right price.
Don't forget we handle everything
and cater to all the trade.
SULTAN BROTHERS
MERCHANTS
LESTWEFOMET"
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WHEN YOU BUY
Upton's Teas & Coffee
You are getting the very best
AT YOUR GROCER
THE SOLOMON-WICKERSHAM CO., Distributors
F. L JONES & SON.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
OFFICE PHONE 43Z.
RESIDENCE PHONE 433.
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