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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
Friday, March 15, 1907
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Get a Hump on You
Globe Pinto Mining Stock going fast; better get
some before it's all gone; only a small block left
FOR SALE
THREE THREEROOMED HOUSES, FIVE TWO
ROOMED HOUSES, ONE TWO-ROOMED HOUSE,
ONE FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE AND MANY OTH
ERS. Bargains in Real Estate in All Parts of the City
$20,000 $20,000 $20,000
IN LOANS MADE DURING THE PAST WEEK,
RUT WE HAVE PLENTY MORE, WE HAVE ALL
YOU WANT: COME AND GET IT.
Prompt and Efficient Service and Above AH
A SQUARE DEAL
PHILLIPSON & HAGEN
Office hours: 8 a. m., to 6 p. m., 7. p. m. to 8 p. m.
OFFICE, Over Postoffice, Globe, Arizona
COMING TRIAL OF
COPPER METAL MARKET
FED OS
Over Six Hundred Affidavits
Will Be Presented in Ask
ing Change of Venue
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GLOBE SIGHTS AND
SILVER BELTLETS
.Current .News of Busy Globe Told In
Brevities
Ike llouser, the mathematical prod
igy, left for Clifton yesterday.
S. U. Marks loft yesterday for Los
Angeles.
A. W. Lowis, a Los Angeles cigar
'drummer, has gone to Clifton.
Paul A flams has gone to Thatcher for
a few days.
W. M. Hubbard has gone to Dalhart,
Texas, to visit a cousin.
.1. H. Turner of this city has gone to
I)ouglas on a prospecting trip.
G. T. Heine, representing the Sim
mons Hardware company of St. lioui.s,
loft Globo yesterday fou Tucson,
X. Kifler of Detroit, selling the Stimp-
son computing scale, has gone to Silver
City after a short stay in Globe.
Clarence Duncan, who has bqon visit
ing Mrs. M. A. Long for two dayn, went
back to San Carlos yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Beuge and their daugh
ter Alice" have moved to Los Angele.s
fiom their homo at the-Inspiration
mine.
.1. C. Goodwin, a well known mining
man from Tempo, is a guest at tho home
of his brother, Supervisor of Streets" 15.
(5. Goodwin, for a few days.
'.I. t Hancock, whose name. appeared
in tho marriage announcements yester-'
day, has returned to Indian Hot Springs
where his bride will follow within a
month.
ftev. Winfield Scott, D. I)., prosidunt
of the Arizona Baptist- convention and
acting secretary of missions, will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday at
II o'clock n. m. and at 7:.'0 o'clock
p. in. The public is cordially irtited to
attend the services.
Mining Engineer Hoiilton of the firm
nf Houle & Hoiilton of Douglas left
yesterday morning for the lurdor met
ropolis after spending a fo'V days in
the city. Arthur Houle, Mr. Hoiilton m
partner, was formerly Miperint'endent of
the Old Dominion smelter.
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday
At the Dominion: W. A. Hnddon,
Los Angeles; G. L. Mclntyre, Los An
geles; T. H. Khoads, Denver.
At the Kinney: B. W. Kiudcl, Carls
bad, X. M.
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NRW VOlflv. Mnreh 14. Connor was over n-noiuid lower in Lon
don, spot closing at 10!) 2s (id and fuliires at 110 5s. Locally the
market was nneliiniRod with Lake at 2o.:i7 Vj- In 20.75; Klectrolytic
nt 25.12'-.. to 2.".:i7i., and" Casting at 2U12. to 21.87 'j.
Lead was Us M lower nt 19 Ids .'Id in London and unchanged lo
cally at 0.00 to o.:to.
Spelter was unchanged at 20 10s in the English market nd 11.80
to (U)0 locally.
Iron was lower in the Knglish market with standard foundry at
;"."h Hid, and locally was steady and unchanged. &
Mar silver, 07!h" Mexican dollars, r,'2
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co.
Capital and Surplus, $100,000
DIRECTORS
L. D. RlCKETTS D. W. WlCKERSHAM T. A. pArnt.
A. T. Thomson H. S. VanGorder oe
C. E. Mills C. A. Kennedy Ph. FREUDEm-mi
I. E. Solomon hal
All classes of accounts. Invited Foreign exchange at lowest rates
Screeching comedy, "Rescued in Mid
Airj" at the Iris tonight.
The "Tennis Girl" Is coming.
Entertains Five Hundred Club
At the social of the Five Hundred
clijb Wednesday evening at Mrs. Smal
ley'.s home, Mrs. A. G. Smith won tho
ladies' prize, a silver hat'jbrush, and
Walter Bickloy the gentlemen's prize,
a bookmark. The next social of the
club is to bo at the home of Mrs. Raw
lins on the 27th of this month. -
Hear Keith sing "Good Old U. S.
A." at the Iris tonight.
A dollar's worth of fun for ten cents
at Tho Dime.
The "Tunnis Girl's" first visit.
See the Ute Pass and Logging Scqne
at the Iris tonight.
All your friends are goi?,g to The
Dime; join them.
Knocked Down With Gun
A man named Clark was knocked un
conscious by a rille in the hands of K.
C. Hood in -a ilioad street saloon last
night and Hood is under arrest for as
sault. He will be given a hearing this
morning.
A dispatch from Caldwell, Idaho, dat
ul March 12, 'says:
The date for beginning tho trial of
Mover, Haywood and I'ettilioiie will nol
be fixed for another week, the prosecu
tion having obtained another delay to
day on technical grounds. .Judge K. G.
Bryan of tho Seventh district, acting
under a constitutional provision, decid
ed not to try tho accused miners, and
Judge Pronjont. Wood of tho Third dis
trict was substituted as trial judge.
This change is not pleasing to the do
t'onse, though ho prejudice on the part
of Judge Wood is alleged.
Moyor, Haywood and Pettibono were
brought from Boise by SlierilT Hodgius
and two deputies. The defendants were
not hnndcurTod nor shackled, and Mrs.
Pottlbone and Mrs. Moyor were allowed
to accompany them.
During tho court re'eess tho defend
ants were givon the privilege of talk
ing with numorous friends who were in
the courtroom.
Proceedings were brief and .lodge
Wood declined to hear arguments on the
motions of tho defense to dismiss the
casos, and if that be desired for a
change of venue. Special Prosecutors
Hnwley and Horah wore fearful that se
rious error would outer in the record
if any proceedings were had before the
arrival here of the remitittur from the
United States supreme court in the ha
beas corpus proceedings. Attorney
Richardson for tho defense, quoted su
preme court doctrine that it was not
necessary to await the remitittur, but
Judge Wood refused to go on with the
case. All proceedings were therefore
K)stiK)iied until Moudny.
Little attontion is givon the trial lo
cally. People horo havo all .seen the
defendants and the usual crowd of curi
ous ones is missing from the courtroom.
The defense owill present on Monday
(530 aflidnvits in support of the request
for a change of venue. These affidavits
am by all classes of citizens of this
country and wore obtained to show
tho court that extremo projudice exists
in this eommnnit' against tho defend
ants. The judge, the attorneys for the
defendants, tho prison and court ofii
cers and newspaper correspondents re
turned to Boise by special.tniin late. this'
afternoon. There are no neyommoda
tions he,ro for the Hheritr and the men
in his charge and on request of tlje offi
cials the railroad provided an oxtra
train.
Operated for Appendicitis.
i. V. Pfister, who was. critically ill
with appendicitis, miderwont an opera
Hon (Monday -at the Globe Consolidated
hospital ami last evening was declared
out of danger. The operation was per
fonned'by Dis. Kennedy, Maisch, Stur
geon and McOee. Mr. Pfister is a well
known mining ninn anil he was about
to leave for the San Carlos strip to
look after some of his propovty -when
he became ill. The doctors agreed that
a few hours delay would have resulted
in. certain death for the patient. He
was aide to siUup last evening and will
be aide to be removed to his home by
Sundn'y.
The "Tennis Girl" is about due.
See the Ute Pass and Logging Scene
at the Iris tonight.
Who is all right? "Tennis Girl."
Realty Transfers Yesterday
W. W. Brookncr and S. C. Saver to
Hdwafd Price, land south of townsitt
bouudary formerly owned by Ramon
Villa; consideration $350.
A. R. Selchou and Molly K. Snlchou
to Mrs. Carrie Woods, two lots in
block ;"57j consideration $10.
J. W. Harrington to Lyman C. Woods,
two lots in block 57; 'consideration $10.
Lsaac Chrisman to Chris Xiclanovich
and Chris Stancovech, lot 7.'! of O. D. 's
subdivision of lot 2, section 25, Xorth
Globe townsije.
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Screeching comedy, "Rescued in Mid
Air," at the Iris tonight.
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We all wait for "Tennis Girl."
Hear Keith sing "Good Old U. S.
A." at the Iris tonight.
Wait for tho "Tenni3 Girl."
A Critical Moment
The late Joseph Jefferson took delight
in telling a story of "business", in the
earlier days of the Walnut Street the
ater, Philadelphia. "Camille" was lie
ing played and all was going with in
tensity. Then came a scene between
Camille and Armand, in the eourso of
which a servant was to enter with
lights. "In those days," said Mr. Jef
ferson, "sea island cotton was stage
ice "cream just as molasses and water
were stago wine, sherry or jiort, accord
ing to the proportion of malosses. Ar
mand and Camille were seated at. the
table, where they had ben enjoying
such viands as these, and their dialogue
was making the very best of an impres
sion upon a crowded house. Then in
came the maid sorvant with tho wobbli
est kind of a candelabrum. Tho scene
was so engrossing that she was scarcely
noticed, but when she set down her
burden hot ween the lovers and one of
the candles toppled nut and put the ice
cream in a blaze well, the strain was
broken. Tho entire audience burst into
laughter and the curtain had to be rung
down. ' ' Hajpcr 's Weekly.
KELLY REALTY CO.
INCORPORATED;
FOR SALE
Improved and unimproved property in a I.I
parts of Globe."
Choice Business property on Broad St.
MONEY TO LOAN
HOUSES FOR RENT
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
KELLY REALTY CO.
Broad Street Globe, Arizona
Another Bit of Expert Testimony
"Xo," said the beautiful girl, "I
cannot be yours."
"Why not?" he demanded with a
good deal of dignity.
"I don't think it would be wise for
me to become the wife of a man who
please don't ask mo to explain it. I do
not wish to hurt your feelings."
Folding his arms across his brenst and
assuming his proudest look, he said:
"I must insist that yon finish what
you were going to say."
"Well, then, if you will have it, I am
atraid you have an exaggerated ego.
The next time you ask a girl to becomo
your wife don 't do it as if you thought
you were conferring a favor upon her."
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The English Wedding Ring
A man who was buying a wedding
ring unconsciously imparted tho infor
mation that, the brido was an Knglish
woman.
"Then this ring will novor suit her,"
said tho clerk. "It is a good ring, but
it is 18-karnt. Xothing less than a 22-
karat wedding ring will suit an Eng
lish woman. The 18-karat ring is tho
usual wedding ring in this country, but
in England and France, and indeed in
most. European countries, the bride
would refuse at the very altar a man
who offered to marry her with any
other than a 22 karat ring." Xew
York Sun.
Ezra G. Smithwhilo hunting recently
near tho town lino of Manchester and
Hopewell, 'about two miles southeast of
Shortsvillo, discovered a largo flock of
wild gceso which, insfoad of going south
woro wintering in this vicinity. This
flock was making its headquarters in a
piece of marshy ground sheltered by
timber lands.
Hunters and sovoraj Jlopewell farm
ers state that for several years past a
flock of geese has made this niarshv
piece of ground winter quarters during
some of the most sovore weather. It is
also said that even wheii they came hero
during the open season for huntings it
was almost impossible for hunters to
get a shot at them owing to their watch
fulness. Manchester Correspondence to
the Rochester Herald.
Slim Goes to Jail
"Slim" Will Jones is in jail for.
three months. Judge Rowlings seii-l
toneed" him yesterday on an embezzle
ment charged .v -."
"Slim" roomed with one kelson
Cooper, and the latter. 1 flat on his
back with inflammatory rheumatism.
" 'Slim,' dilated Cooper, "I'm pretty
hungry, and lJiavon't any ready mon
ey. But you could go over, and draw
twenty dollars from my account. Get
about thiee simoleons' worth of swell
grub andfwe'll have a regular Delmou
ico feeW"
"Slim" is an old pard of Cooper.
But old pard didn't come back. Cooper
waxed anxious, although no doubts
darkened his confiding breast.
However, the invalid, befog rheumat
ic, he finally got discouraged and sent
a neighbor's boy to Undershorifr Voris.
A few hours later the missing quantity
walked right-into the arms of the offi
cer on Bioad .street.
And so the complainant Holiloquized,
"Methinks I have been nursing a viper
in me.buzzum."
First Girl Born in Globo
Word has been received here of the,
marriage recently of Miss Nellie Ken
nedy, formerly of this city, and K. R.
Ferguson of El Paso. Miss Kennedy is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.- 6.
Kennedy, pioneer residents of Globe,
and has the distinction of being the
iirst white girl baby boniin Globe. The
Kennedy family left here fifteen years
ago, but later Miss Kennedy returned
to fill a bookkeeper with E. F. Kellner
& Co. and later filled a similar position
with the Old Dominion Commercial
company. She lifts ninny friends in
Globe who are joined by the Silver Belt
in extending congratulations and well
wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson have
recently returned from their wedding
tour to Mexi'vniy and are now at
home in iPaso.
Screeching comedy, "Bescued in Mid
Air," at the Jris tonight.
A. sure cure for blues, "Tennis Girl."
Watch for the "Tennis Girl."
If you are lost follow anybody; you
will bring up at Tho Dime.
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- See tho Ute Pass and Logging Scene
at the Iris tonight.
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Ladies Notice
I havo opened dressmaking parlors on
Cottonwood street, one block east new
church on Did Ballground. I can plenso
you. Call in.
133 MISS NORA SCROGHAM,
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The "Tennis Girl" is a peacherino.
Basket Social
The Fraternal Brotherhood will give
a basket social in Minera' hall the even
ing of March 15. 132
Hear Keith sing "Good Old U. S.
A." at the Iris tonight.
Inquisitive
. " Didn't I pee you going into the. doc
tor's office this morning?"
"Yes."-
' But you 're looking w.ell. " .
"I nm well."
"One of the children sick?"
"No." ' ',
"Not "your wife?",
"No.'J - , ' ' .
"Ah, your mother?"
"Xo, not my mother. If you really
must know, I went to pay a bill."
Try Melrose Rye if you want
something extra fine; splendid for med
icinal purposes and as pure a brand as
can be had anywhere. Bankers' Gar-deu.
Screeching comedy, "Rescued in Mid
Air," at the his tonight.
"Tennis Girl" will make .you feel
good.
I am now prepared to do to your satis
faction STENOGRAPHIC
Work of Every Character
TEEMS REASONABLE
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Room 2 Trust Building
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Carpets, Matting, Rugs,
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Now is the time of the year for the house
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Now when you buy a carpet you want it
TO WEAR, TO FIT AND TO LOOK WELL
Our carpets fill these wants. All wool shrunk
yarn, pure dyes, cheerful patterns, such as will
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We understand carpeting, and can cut and
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Real Estate Bargains .,
$550, $250 DOWN, BALANCE TIME, BUYS LOT
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$800, $100 CASH, BALANCE TIME, BUYS NICE
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You don't hava to pay for any lpsses. .
Our prices are right. -
Our goods are fresh. - ;'
We guarantee e7ery article we sell.
Money back for tho asking. - 5
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You had better come with us.
Wo will surely please you. -
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Iris Theater
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STILL DOING A RUSHING BUSINESS. AMONG
THE NEW MOVING PICTURES ARE A ROARING
COMEDY, ''RESCUED IN MID AIR' ' AND A ' 'UTE
PASS" AND 'LOGGING SCENE" WHICH WILL
TAKE YOU ON A TRIP AMONG THE BIG TREES.
EDWARD R. KEITH, WHOSE BARITONE VOICE
IS MAKING A HIT NIGHTLY, SINGS "GOOD OLD
U.S. A. "AND "GOOD NIGHT, BELOVED, GOOD
NIGHT." IF YOU DO NOT ENJOY HEARING
FINE SINGING AND SEEING SPLENDID PIC
TURES, STAY AWAY.
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