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DAILY ARIZONA. SILVER BELT
Sunday, May 5, 1907 !
ARIZONA SILVER BELT
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In caso of nondelivery of the daily,
Monday excepted.
Advertising rates mado known on application.
An Oregon Indian says ho will givo
$50,000 to a whito man who marries
his daughter. Blio must bo a red peach.
llnrriman is said to bo after tho
Southwestern system. Well, ho has
gono after bigger gamo aud bagged it.
Tho proposed scenic electric road
from Phoenix to Roosevelt ought to bo
a great success. Tho scenic part is
already in place. "
An Ohio man has had 'his skull frac
tured for holding tho hand of another
man's sweetheart. Another caso of a
man holding the best hand aud losing
out.
Sixtcon bombs woro found in aihouso
just rented by a Russian gonoral. If
tho house had been vacant, the finding
of thnt many bums in it would not havo
been surprising.
Today is ono of Mexico's independ
ence days. The sister ropublic has two
days to our one, but tho independence
of a people cannot bo judged by the
number of its independence days.
Unless wo are greatly mistaken,. Globo
will have a full-fledged chamber of
commerco before many days have
passed. The business men of tho city
nre beginning to realize what a great
amount of good can bo accomplished
by a real, live body of that sort.
It's a great thing to bo an American
in a foreign land. Undo Sam "rared
up" like a grizzly when ono of his
citizens was assaulted in a Central
American port last week and made a
strong gun play. Still if this same citi
zen, who happened to bo of Ethiopian
extraction, had been beaten up in some
southern city, only a polico cour.t case
and probably not that much would havo
resulted.
NOTHING STRANGE ABOUT IT
Down in Douglas tho voters in that
city refused by a largo majority to
grant a blanket franchise to a corpora
tion for water, electric light and tele
phone systems. In spito of the fact that
tho company hns been serving Douglas
since tho inception of the town with
public utilities and tho fact that it
promised to install fifty fire hydrants
and lay ten-inch mains in tho business
part of the city, it was conceded before
tho election that the franchise would bo
refused. Tho result of tho election
should bo a lesson to public service cor
porations,cspecially In the new and grow
.ing cities of tho southwest. Tho meth
ods employed by these companies in
variably disregard tho wishes bf the
public and in somo' instances treat the
public 'in a contemptuous manner. This
is, of course, when thcro is 'no compe
tition in tho field and no prospect of
nny for somo years to come. Then
twhen the community grows up and oth
ers 'begin to figure in tho field, thero is
something doing. Tho corporation'
which has hitherto dono as it liked
without any regard for tho public It
served, tries to mako reparation for'
its past negligence, but the people who1
havo bowed to tho corporation havo
learned 'their strength and tho public
goes out with a big stick and swats the
soulless ono. If this samo company
would havo offered phones at half rate,
olectric lights for a song and water ior
the asking, wo havo no doubt that their
potition for a franchise would have
been turned down just tho samo.
BETTER FIRE PROTECTION ""
Globo should havo hotter fire protec
tion. Tho present system is wholly in
adequate, both in appliances for com
bating firo nnd in tho water supply and
it is up to tho city authorities to rem
edy tho defects at tho earliest possible
dato. In this connection we do npt
think it amiss to mention a few facts,
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which may bo of assistanco to tho
municipal authorities. Thcro seoms toj
bo a general understanding or boliof
that tho city taxpayers should pay for
all tho needed improvements for firo
hydrants and water, as well as for tho
appliances used in fighting fires. In
fact, it is understood that tho city is
about to order a dozen or so firo plugs,
It is also understood that tho local water
company has presented a bill to tho
council for water ront for tho few
Unhv BBji"y Terr
ANGELA VINCENT, ONE OF EVELYN NESBIT THAW'S "WILD
ROSE" FRIENDS.
Angola Vincent, who was mentioned by Evelyn Nesblt Thaw In her testi
mony, was n Philadelphia society debutnuto about five years ago. Her real
name is Angola Whlteley. She was engaged to marry a prominent Phlladel
phlan, but the match was broken off, and she next appeared as Angela Vincent
in Oeorgo W. L6dcrer's "Wild Rose" company, of which Evelyn Xcublt Thaw
was also a member.
hydrants now in use for the past two
or three years.
Tho Silver Bolt boliovcs that the city
should purchase immediately tho appli
ances necessary for tho proper protec
tion of tho property of the city and
it furthor believes that the local water
company should bo compelled to do its
part also. That company hns a valu
able franchise, which has cost it noth
ing, and the idea of tho city paying
for tho installation of fire hydrants
and water ront for tho same, is to us
ridiculous, to say tho least. The local
company is gotting from Globe property
owners and renters the highest water
rato in tho territory. In addition to
this, tho service is about tho most in
adequate in tho territory. During a
recent firo the water used came from
only a two-inch main and despite which
fact, enough water could not bo secured
in the vicinity of tho firo to equip a
quasi-buckct brigade.
Globo is not wholly dependent upon
the local company for water and we be
liovo thnt if the company were prop
erly approached somo results of benofit
to the taxpayers and city could bo se
cured. Tho company should bo "per
suaded" to lay more adequato mains
tho smallest of which should bo four
inches in tho residence districts and
ten-inch mains in the business section.
Wo believo that tho company should
install a sufficient number of firo hy
drants without charging tho city for
either installation or rental.
Globe is growing and its pcoplo are
spending much monoy for improve
ments. Every additional houses erected
means a steady incomo for tho water
company. It is no moro than right that
tho company keep up with tho city. It
is getting a big incomo with but little
oxpenso and tho city has a right to ex
pect something in return.
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
GILA VALLEY PIONEER
Tho fiftioth anniversary of tho wed
ding of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cluff was
celebrated last Sunday, April 28, says
tho Safford Guardian. Forty-two chil
dren nnd grandchildren nnd a number
of other relatives and iriends assem
bled" ad the occasion was much on-
joycd, with refreshments, music, remin
iscences, etc., till a Into hour. Mr. Cluff
was tho first Mormon to como to tho
Gila river to settle, having arrived hero
January 11, 1849, and has lived here
ever since. Ho has been prominent in
religious, political and industrial cir
cles, and has joined in every movement
for tho development of tho country, ns
well as being an uncompromising Pern
oerat. The Guardian wishes Mr. Cluff
nnd his estimablo wife another fifty
years of Jiappy wedded life,
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JOE SAINT VISITS
AMONG REAL SAINTS
J. E. Saint, n prominent mining man
of Globo, was in town Monday to look
qver various properties in tho Lone Star
ltstrjct, tjays tho Guardian. Tho gen-
tloman has promoted somo of tho foro
most companies of the torritory and
has been signally successful in his many
mining ventures. Mr. Saint states that
other agonts of tho Superior company
will visit tho Lono Star properties and
if favorablo reports follow thoir visits,
ns is nqw expected, a great development
work will bo undertaken in that dis
friot. Tho gontloman says ho nlways
fools perfectly safe in this vallov of
Saints nnd finds his namo is an open
sesame in nearly all localities.
BAZAAR AND BABY SHOW
TO BE GIVEN BY LADIES GUILD
Tho bazaar and baby show of tho
Ladies Guild of St. John's Episcopal
church, to bo givon in tho new church
building on the afternoon and evening
of Tuesday, May 7, promises 'to bo an
interesting ovent. Mothers of all babies
under thrco yoars of age are invited to
enter thoir infant offspring in tho raco
for prizes, of which tncro will bo three
givqn, and tho awarding of which will
bo determined by a voting contest.
Other features will bo added, among
which tho principal will bo tho bazaar,
at which many articles useful and beau
tiful will bo on sale by tho ladies. All
thoso having articles for the bazaar
aro requested to lcavo samo with Mrs.
Selby at her residence nottjlatcr than
Tuesday morning and thoso with candies
and other eatables will have them at Iho
church not later than noon. Light re
freshments will bo served after 4 p. m.
and a pleasant time is promised all who
attend. Tho proceeds will bo used in
furnishing tho now church.
Ring up 372 for a painter. Van -Wag-cnen
will call on you and give you a
first-class job.
Notice of Removal
We havo removed to North Globe,
whero wo would bo pleased to sco our
friends and those 'who havo so kindly
and generously patronized us in tho past
and whoso patronage wo hopo to retain
in tho future.
C. W. TILLMAN & SON,
179 North of Bnnkcr's Garden.
Don't miss tho big masquerade ball
in North Globe Wednesday night. Cos
tumes to rent afternoons at Maurcl's
hall. 170
Read, tho Silver Bolt Always up o
dato.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
TERRITORY OP ARIZONA,
County of Gila. ss.
To II. Strong.
You are heroby notified that wo have
expended moro than Ono Hundred Dol
lars In labor and improvements upon
the "IIOMESTAKE" mining claim,
situato, lying and boing in tho Globo
Mining District in tho County of Gila
and Territory of Arizona, tho location
notico of which appears of record in
tho office of tho County Recorder of
said Gila County in Book No. 10 Rec
ords of Mines at Pago No. 479, in ordor
to hold said premises under tho pnp
visions of Section 2324 of tho Revised
Statutes of tho .United States, boing
tile amount required to hold tho samo
for ' the year ending December 3Jst,
1900.
And that if within ninety days after
tho aervico of this notico by publica
tion for a poriod of ninety days, you
fail or rofuso to contribute your pro
portion of such expenditure as a co-
owner, your intoro3t in said mining
cluinuwill becomo tho property of 'tho
subscribers under said Soction 2324.
Dated at Globo, Arizona, this 13th
day o'f April, 1907.
D. JI. HUBBELL,
CHAS. Ti MARTIN.
Firsjt publication ApriLJ.4 1907. 62
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF DDL A, TERRITORY OF
ARIZONA.
In tho, Matter of tho Estato of P. C.
Sullivan, Deceased. Notico of Hear
ing. Notico is heroby given that Walter
Wobstor has filed 'in this court a poti
tion proying for an order of this court
authorizing tho administratrix of the
said csta,to to oscecuto a deed to him
for tho purposo of curing dofoct in deed
mado by said deceased, and that tho
samo will bo heard on Monday, tho
20th day of May,. A. D. 1907, at ten
o'clock in tho forenoon of said day, nt
tko courtroom of said court, in said
County of Gila, Torritory of Arizona,
and all persons interested in said es
tato aro notified then nnd thoro to ap
pear and show cause, if any thoy havo.
why tho said ordor should not bo gran
od.
Dated April 20th, 1907.
G5 P. C. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
WANTED At Silver Belt office, cot
ton rags for press washing.
WANTED Competent waiters at tho
Dominion hotel.
WANTED TO RENT A five or six
room house. If you havo a placo to
rent you can get a permanent tenant
by applying to this office. tf
WANTED A placo to board and room
for lady and ten-ycnr-old son; prefer
private family. Call at Phillipson &
Hugen's office, over postofflco. tf
WANTED TO RENT A fivo or six
room house. If you have a placo to
rent you can get a permanent tenant
by applying to this office tf
WANTED TO RENT A flvo or six
room house. If you havo u placo to
rent you can got n permanent tenant
by applying to this office. tf
WANTED Plain sowing, children's
clothes a spcciulty. Apply to tho J.
T. Price rooming houso near smelter.
SILVER BELT WANT ADS
BRING, RESULTS
A LITTLE BIT
"It appears to me," remarked the
tourist, "that tho superficial aspect of
your community is misleading us un
index of its sterling basic qualities."
"Stranger," said Threcflnger Sam,
"if you're goin' to linger around hero
ypu want to tulk quicker'n that. Too
many men has been accusin' others of
falslfyin' an' gettin' away with it un
der cover of big words." Washington
Star.
Try Melrose Ryo if you want
something extra finc;vsplondid for med
icinal purposes and as pure a brand as
can bo had anywhere. Bankers' Gar
don. Raynor I know, of courso, that old
Pragmatt is offensively positive and
controversial, but ho is generally right,
isn't hef
Shync Blame him, yes. That's what
makes him so offensive. Chicago Trib
une. Globe, Ariz., April 9, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that J. C.
Brltt is no longer in tho employ of, or
in nny way connected with tho under
signed, and said company will .not be
responsible for any debts or obligations
contracted by 1dm.
CANANEA & GLOBE EXPLORATION
& DEVELOPMENT CO. 183
Tho Globo Bank & Savings Co. Inc.
pays 4 por cent on term deposits am
always ready to mako loans on securi
ties of all kinds. 180
Advertise in tho Silver Belt.-
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Molly How are you going to reforjn
him!
Dolly Marry him.
Molly Goodness! Docs ho need sucli
heroic treatment ns that? Ally Sloper,
Ecegan's
Is one of Globe's oldest and best
known cafes; everything first-class in
his line. Call;nd bo convinced.
Notice
Having sold tho business nnd good
will of the Central Market, this is to
notify thoso of -my customers who aro
indebted to me to settio with F. P,
Clnrk, my authorized agent. Alio per
sons having claims against mo will pic
sent them to Mr. Clark, who an bo
found at tho Central market during bus
iness hours for tho next thirty days.
MAX C. BONNE.
Globe, Ariz., April 22, 1907. 195
Correct
"Why do they call it spring!"
'I Because it springs on us so jnany
varieties of weather," promptly an
swered Old Man Knowall. Washington
Herald.
HOLLENBECK HOTEL
Los Angeles, California
HEADQUARTERS POR ABIZONANS
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s Ariznnnns spending the summer on the beaches are welcomo to the use of our
Indies' parlon, gentlemen's waiting rooms, bureau of Information, and all hotel con
venience. Mfet your friends there. Ladles nnd children welcome. All depot cars
Btpp at The Eoltenbeclt. Klectrlo excursion and beach cars pass the door.
Central Location. Excellent Accommodations.
Reasonable Prices. Splendid Kestaurant. "'
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
A. C. BILICKE JNO. S. MITCHELL
Office of tho Arizona Hassayampa Club of Los Angeles.
DOMINION HOTEL -Finest Hostlery in the Southwest -80 Rmhs-jUI
' Modern Conveniences and the Best of Service
FOB RENT Now three-room house on
Noftsger hill. See Frank Prakes,
Noftsgor hill.
FOE RENT Room in the Postomee
building. Apply at Silver Belt office.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room for
lady or man and wife. App.y first
door south of D. Murphy's residence.
FOR RENT Desirable furnished rooms,
coolest in town. Phono 1073, tf
FOR RENT Several neatly furnished
rooms at tho McKevitt house, north
of bridge, over Angius & Zenovich
grocery store. 181
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
with lath in private family, South
Hill street; Phono J391. 188
FOS SALE
FOR SALE First-class boarding house
with seventy-five boardors. Inquire
of O. W. Miller, near O. D. smelter.
178
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Policeman's star at Ballgrounds
May1 1; reward $1. 180
OF EVERYTHING
Globo, Ariz., April 9, 1907.
Notico is hereby given that J. C.
Britt is no longer in the employ of, or
in any way connected with tho under
signed, and said company will not be
responsible for any debts or obligations
contracted by him.
183 MITCHELL MINING. CO.
Simplo Enough
"Tho Icddy hasn't the money now,"
said Delia, "but yo kin lave tho ico
an' she'll pay yo on Saturday."
"Hut," protested the new ico man,
"supposin' she hasn't got tho money
then!"
"Well, if she ain't yc can take yer
ico back." Philadelphia Press.
Motto
"Live and let live." Union Cash
Market, C. Musgrave, proprietor.
"Don't you think!" suggested the
old friend of tho family, "that you
would do well to keep a watch on your
son!"
"Impossible," replied young Gailcy a
father. "It wouldn't bo long before
he'd exchango it for a pawn ticket. "
Philadelphia Press.
Sowing machines for rent at J. P,
McNeil's Furniture store, opposite the
Miners' union hall, Globe, Ariz. 149fi
Mastejr Donncrwotterl You have only
been hero thrco days and this is the
second time I have caught you tasting
my wine.
New Servant Well, you engaged mo
on trial, you know, sir. Fliegende
Blacter.
G. W. M. Carvil has opened a first
class carriago painting establishment in
connection with tho Parker blacksmith
shop. General carraige painting solic
ited. Thoso desiring such work will
find Mr. Carvil at his place of business.
179 .
"Will you be mine!"
"Yes till we aro married."
"Till wo arc married!"
"Yes then you'll be mine." Clove
'and Leader.
Dr. M. D. Thomas has decided to re
main in Globo until May 20. Tho doctor
fits glasses and a fit guaranteed. No
chargo if you aro not satisfied. Tele
phone 731, stop white team or drop mo
a card and 1 will call at your residence.
100
"Dear mo I That boy should have
been down to breakfast before this.
Why don't you impress him that the
early bird catches tho worm!"
"I've tried to, but ho says if the
worm had any sense ho wouldn't get
up so early." Brooklyn Life.
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A Urge carload of Stoves and Ranges;
the World's best
Monarch Malleable Range tu .It
Moore's Merit Steel Range
Stewart's Steel Range
Excelsior Steel Range
Cast wood and coal Cook Stoves; Gasoline
Stoves and Ovens
A large car of Alaska Refrigerators and
Ice Chests, white enameled and plain, all
sizes and prices.
A large assortment of Art Squares and Rugs
Cheap and High Prices
J. P. McNEIL
Opposite Miner's Union Hall
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Old Dominion Commercial Co.
We have received and have now on display
a. large line of
SUMMER GOODS
consisting of
ORGANDIES PONGEE SILK
FRENCH AND SHADOW SILK
PERSIAN LAWNS CHINA SILK
v EGYPTIAN 'DIMITY JAPANESE SILK
NAINSOOK TAFFETA SILK
SWISS AND FANCY SILK
INDIA' MULL NOVELTY SILK
DOTTED SWISS TARLATAN
AND A FULL LINE OF PLAIN AND NOVELTY
WOOL DRESS qOODS IN ALL THE LEADING
SHADES
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF SHIRT WAISTS
AND DRESSES
We have received a new line of Millinery.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
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Buy Your Bread, Pies, Cakes,
Etc. of Us
A trial will convince you that ours is the best
bread in town. We have a complete line of CAKE
DECORATIONS far special occasions and can
make a cake that will "take the cake'
Buy.tScoble, Sobev&Co.
THE QUALITY STORE"
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ARIZONA
LAUNDRY
Hotel MAUJREL
NORTH GLOBE
Fine roosn in the city.
Everything new, rattt
reasonable and special
indue esats effered te
getting accoaunodariont
by the month.
Pioneer Dairy
Anderson eV BUke
Fmk,Cm sad Butter
silk a say qwatHy &4
always e htmi
DAIRY, EAST GLOK
STEAM
$5) Iry fV.' ffSf
sWTSsSsells0
ANYTHING YOU WANT!
Of the quality you want, In the
Quantity you require, te vour. of
er in Meats and Poultry.
Another offer we propose k
careful handling; CHttiag and
delivery.
Still another, lowest selling
price the market will warrant.
With such a combination,
S roved by years of square
ealing, ought we sot to nave
your trade?-
Pkxieer Memt Co.
IS YOUR WATCH. IN CMD ORDER?
When was it oiled and cleaned last!
It needs oiling ad cleaning once
every 18 months at least, whether you
think it does or not. t
It needs that attention just as sure
as an engine dons to get the best re
suits, If it is neglected the oil evap
orates and a friction is set up that is
'destructive of the fine mechanism.
We donething bat expert Watch Re
pairing, Jewelry Repairing and Hand
graving, All wortoaai, new parts
famished guaranteed for one year and
charges are most reasonable
Also carry afull and complete line of
Jewelry and Optical Goods. -'
O. R. FEIST, the Jeweler
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