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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
Sunday, May 5, 19(
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Let the Old Fire
Bell Ring
'Our property is insured with one of those good old.com-
panies represented and written by 'Phillip
son & Hagen, Agents.
Can you say this for your property uolghbor? If
not, haven't you had object lossons enough of lato?
Hotter insuro your homo boforo It is too late.
Why Not Own Ytwr Own Home,
Wo loan nionoy on oasy tonus at low rates of lntor
est. Wo ropreicnt tho best loan association In tho
Southwest.
Real Estate
Wo havo on our list many of tho best real ostato bar
gains to bo had in tho city. If you aro either buy
ing or soiling you will savo money by calling on us.
Whether wo sell or buy, wo GUARANTEE A SQUARE
DEAL.
PHILLIPSON & HAGEN
INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE and LOANS
Phone 411 Offices, Post Office Bldg. Globe, Ariz.
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
SILVER BELTLETS
Onrrint News of Busy Globo Told in
.' - Brevities
II. II. Harvoy is suffering from nn at
tack of rheumatism.
A. C. Alexander returned to Indian
Hot Springs yesterday.
n. C. Semple, tho ,E1 lPaso wholesale
coal man, is in tho cityjfar mfow days.
Mrs. J. C. jRynn Jr. returned last
evening from a visit with friends in the
Gila valley.
William Snaw, a deputy shoriff of
Graham county, was an arrival on last
evening's train.
Shorty Hubbol is in from Pinto
Creek and rqports "lots a' doin' "
nlong the creek.
II. E. Biercc, who has been absent
from tho city three weeks, is expected
to return Thursday.
Miss Kula Hull of Clifton arrived in
the city last evening for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. V. C. Alsdorf.
Miss IJowena Hord, a teacher at tho
Indian school at San Carlos, is visiting
her sister, Miss Annie Hord.
T. B. Inglis, who is connected with
tho Arizona Copper company at Clifton,
is in tho city to spend Sunday.
John Gibson of tho Arizona National
company came in from Lower Pinto
last evening to spend Sunday. '
Tip' Henderson returned last evening
from tho Graham mountains on bus!-
' ness for the Gibson Lumber company.
Mrs. Charles Banker returned from
Indian Hot Springs last evening, hav
ing spent several days at that popular
resort.
Judgo Nave returned last evening
from Solomonville, whore ,ho has been
presiding over the district court of
Graham county. s
S. M. Hill of Cleburne, Texas, treas
urer of tho Globo Mining company, ar
rived in the city last evening, accom
panied by Mr. Hill, a Dallas mining
man. t
I. Stcinhardt of tho Elkus Brenner
company, .with headquarters' in Los An
gelcs, is in tho city to call on tho local
trade.
Pat Rose received a lotter yesterday
from his son Will, who is now in Gold
field, Nov. Will likes tho big gold
camp very much and expects to make
his home there.
Mrs. W. G. Sapp, the wife of a prom
inent merchant of Silver City, N. M.,
loft hero this morning for hor home
nfter visiting h'or parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. M. Carvil of this city.
John Fish, a mining man who has
boon examining property in tho district
contiguous to Payson, came in from tho
north yesterday afternoon.
Hugh McKovitt of San Francisco ar
rived in tho city yestorday evening to
attend tho funornl of his sister, the
late Mrs. Julia Fegan, which takes
placo this afternoon.
Tom .Stownrt wont over to Salt Rivor
last night with a party of four ami
will roturn to Globe tonight. They
went prepared to bring a carload of fish,
judging from the nmount of bait.
Donis Murphy, who has disposed of
tho Globe Market and his cattle to the
Globo Wholesale Meat company, is
rounding up cattle near the old Cham
pion mino for delivery.
The rear end of the adobo building
,back of Ingram & Co.'s store, which
showed signs of collapsing, was taken
down today and n moro substantial
wall will bo erected.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt M. Do Kalb of
Chicago aro guests at the Dominion
hotel. Mr. Do Kalb is secretary of tho
Globo Mining company, of which Judgo
J. F. Hcchtman is president.
C. W. Tillman & Son, furniture deal
ers, hAvo returned from tho Amster
property, adjoining tho Old Dominion
Commercial company, into heir now
building on North Broad street.
Ralph W. Sturgis arrived last evening
from Solomonville, where he has been
attending court as the official reporter.
W. G. Shanley went down to San Car
los yesterday to spend the day, return
ing on the evening train.
George Frazer of Clifton is a Sun
day visitor in tho city. Ho holds a
responsible position with the Arizona
Copper company. Mr. Moore, a concen
trator superintendent for the same com
pany, is also in town.
M. Martinez, a Mcxicon laborer, was
run down by the slag motor at the
smelter Friday afternoon and had one
of his legs badly bruised and wrenched.
His injuries wnro attended to at the
Old Dominion hospital.
Work has been begun by tho city on
a suspension bridge to span Pinal creek
at tho foot of Mesquito street. It will
bo a great convenience for thoso living
on tho west side of tho creok, as woll
as for tho pupils and teachers of tho
Central school.
W. T. Tuppor and J. B. Rico of tho
Iris Theater company nrrived in the
city last evening from BiBbee to seo
how things nro running at tho locnl
theator of tho company. Thoy stnto
that tho othor houses are doing almost
as well as tho Globo Iris.
Tho Modorn Woodmen of Amorica
aro anticipating some sport Wednesday
night, when eighteen candidates will bo
initiated. Sovoral fine spocimonn nro
in tho herd and a roping contest may
be a final resort to got them into lino.
Tho goat is being well fed for tho oc
casion. Knight Parker has decidod to erect
a substantial buildine of cement blocks
on tho sito of tho woodou structure re
cently destroyed by firo north of Bar
cloy, Higdon & Co.'s livory stable. G.
W. Carvil, tho blacksmith, who occu
pied tho old building, will resume busi
ness in the new structure.
Henry Shonp leaves this morning for
Georgetown, Tcxns, to join his niece,
Mrs. Jinkins, and her husband for a
tour of tho eastern states and Canada.
They will visit tho exposition at James
town, Vn., Washington, Philadelphia,
Now York, Boston, Portland, Quebec,
Toronto and Montreal, Canada, u turn
ing by way of Niagara, Buffalo, Chi
cago and St. Louis. They will be about
two months making tho trip.
For Sale
A Tailor's Winder & Wilson sew
ing machine. Apily to J. F. Hccht
man, over postouieo 170
With Harrinmn Lines
A. B. Stiekncy, who is connected with
tho traffic department cf the Harrimau
lines, is a visitor , in tl.o city ,und is
being entertained by Superintendent C.
C. Mnllnrd of tho G. V. G. & N.
Position wanted by n compotcnt col
orod man as a first-class cook, both
meat and pastry, for hotel or mining
camp; strictly sober. Address II, M.,
this office.
A Now Mason
There was a special meeting Inst
evening of White Mountain Lodge No,
3, 1 & A. M., for tho purpose of con
ferring tho third degree upon Dr. P.
B. Calor. Following the ceremony re
frshmonts wero sorved.
Bell Ropo Signals for Salo
Wp have the now form of signals
printed on Cloth for sale at this office.
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Kinney House Arrivals
J. D. Mayfield,.El Paso; August Pic
per, Payson, Ariz.; A. W. Miller, Tuc
son, Ariz.; John Ccntry and wife, Fort
Worth, Texas; John Graham, San Car
los; II. M. Woods, Rico; W. A. Baldwin,
Los Angeles; P. J. Wnpner, Continental.
Tho Beautiful Magic Roses at tho
Lyric.
Courthouso Equipment
Tho curtains for the courthouso have
arrived and awnings havo been ordered.
Tho furnituro has not been received.
Chairs for the courtroom wero borrowed
from Dreamland and everything will
bo in readiness for the opening of court
tomorrow morning.
Storage room phone 001.
Squares for a Hqrso
Bob Frank camo in yesterday from
tho New York & Chicago mining camp
to mako good for a horso,ho had lured
to make tho trip and which ho allowed
to cither stray or be stolen from him.
Tho horso has not been heard from up
to date.
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Far seeing investors and shrewd financiers have
long conceded that
GLOBE
is now and will continue to be the greatest Copper
Producing District in the Southwest. It is now quite
in its infancy, but its future is assured and cannot be
overestimated
Below wo quoto you prices on a fow of tho many prop
erties wo' havo for salo: '
rivo-room modem houso complete
ly furnished on Nob hill, 34,000.
Four-room modern houso complete
ly furnished on Pascoo hill, $2,800.
Two now houses, flno lots, East
Globo, $2,250. and $3,000.
Choico pair of lots old Ballground,
$700.
Ohoico corner East Globo, $450,.
Choice lnsldo lots, East Globo, closo
in,' $275 to $-100.
Ono lot Pascoo hill, 41VjX90, $150.
Choico incomo property on Broad
stroot, $15,000, $35,000 and $65,.
000.
A once in a life-time oppportunity. Buy
today, your money will have great earn
ing power.
KELLY REALTY CO.
Rooms 19-21-23, Globe Office Building
GLOBE, ARIZONA
Wo aro abo agents for soventocn of the best fire Insur
ance companies in the United States and tho Provident
Mutual Building Loan Association of Los Angeles, Cal.
First Lessons in Skating at tho Lyric
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Ladles Aid Postpones
Tho Ladies Aid Society of the Bap
tist church was unablo to carry out
their program at tho courthouso last
evening owing to tho inclemency of
tho weather. They postponed it until
Monday evening, when i-efrcshments
will bo served and a good time in gen
eral is assured.
Wo havo a shoemaker in the store.
Globo Shoo Co. 177
New Dancing School
Maurols Stono Arched Hotel Hall in
North Globo Tuesday evening, May 7,
from 7:30 to 10 o'clock for arrange
ments with pupils for private and class
lessons by month only. Classes for pu
pils only Monday .and Thursday nights
8:30 to 10:30. Social hop for public
every Saturday night. 'reo entrance
to hops to all pupils holding class tick
ets only. Bo on hand early to join
class Tuesday night as only limited
number will bo taken.
A grand masquorado ball in MauroVs
hall on Wednesday night, Mny 8. No
unmasking until grand march. Four
prizes given. Best of music, order and
floor managers. Refreshment booths and
check room. Admission, gents $1, In
dies and children 50 cents. Notice of
enrriago later. Costumes for rent after
noons at hall. 178
Tho Wonders of Niagara at tho Lyric.
Band Concert
Tho second summer concert of the
Globo band was rendered last night in
front of tho Silver Belt office under tho
olcctric light that was installed for that
purpose. Owing to tho windy weathor
tho full program was not given, but
will "bo rondorcd at tho same placo on
next Saturday evening. This band is
attaining a point of efficiency that as
sures tho public, of Globo much enjoy
jnont through tho summer months and
their concerts will bo lpoked forward
to by tho music loving pcoplo in this
vicinity.
Dominion Hotel Arrivals
E. R. Jones, Memphis', Tonn.; W. T.
Tuppcr, Bisbco; J. B, Rico, San Fran
cisco; Mnlcolm II. Graham, Clifton; S.
M. Hill, Cleburne, Texas; Mr. Knight,
Dallas; Walt M. Do Kalb and wifo,
Chicago; R, W. Sturgis, Tucson; Fred
Rowalt, Boston; W. J. Walters, Denver;
I. Steinhardt. San Francisco: W. A.
Baldwin, Los Angolcs; George E. Fisher,
Milwaukee; 11. C. Semple, El Paso;
E. H. Palk, San Carlos; L. Castlo and
brother, Safford.
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Phono in your want'ads. Main 231.
COPPER METAL MARKET
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 3. Copper was 10s higher in London today,
spot 105 15s and futures 10 1 5s. Locnlly tho market was steady,
Lake soiling at 25.00 to 25.50; Electrolytic, 24.37j to 24.75; Casting,
23.00 to 23.50.
Lead was unchanged at 0.00 to G.05 locally and 10 17s Cd in Lon
don market. ' . ' , ' i- ,
Spelter was unchanged at 20 in Loudon and at O.CO to, 0.00 in
Ndw York.
Iron locally remained uncehnged.
Bar silver, 05. Mexican dollars, 50&.
Tho Tabard Inn Confectionery is pre
pared to fill wholesale orders on short
notice.
We havo a shoemaker in tho store.
Globo Shoo Co. 177
Girl wanted at Miners boarding house.
170.
Storago room phono G01.
Ice cronm" sodns, fruit and nut sun
daes at tho Tabard Inn Confectionery.
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Don't fail to attend tho danco to bo
given by Globo Colts bnsoball club Sat
urday night at Dreamland. 170
Keegan's
Is ono of Globo 's oldest and best
known cafes; everything flrst-class In
his line. Call and bo convinced.
OLEO, THE FAMOUS MIND READ
ER; HEBE FOR A SHORT TIME.
OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE. 198
Nothing but pure cream used in mak
ing our ice cream. Try a quart at tho
Opera House Confectionery. 195
Hear tho roar of tho breakers and
soo tho bathers at tho Lyric.
Fresh caramels and candies at tho
Tabard Inn Confectionery. Wo manu
facture our own candies and cream.
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Wo have a shoemaker in the store.
Globo Shoo Co. 1J7
Tho best ice cream in town at the
Opera Houso Confectionery. t 195
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Storago room phono 001.
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co.
Capital and Surplus, $100,000
DIRECTORS
L. D. RlCKSTTS D. W, WlCKERSHAM T. A. PASCOE
A. T. Thomson H. S. VanGorder
C. E. Mills C. A. Kennedy Ph. Freudenthal
I. E. Solomon
All class Bt KCwumts Invite
Foreign exchange at lowest rates
It is a very strong friendship that
can survive intimacy.
Van Wagenen, next door to the post
office, docs a general painting and pa
per hanging business. All work guaran
teed. am
"Tho Stars and Stripes and You"
and "Jennio Lee" sung by Mr. James
at tho Lyric.
Tho Globo Bank & Savings company,
incorporated, pays 4 per cent on term
deposits and alwnya ready to make
loans on securities of nil kinds. ISO
Van Wagenen makes a specialty of
tinting. Satisfaction our motto.
Dancing class opens Thursday night,
see handbills. 180
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The H. H. Bru Company, Inc. i
BROKERS
DEALERS IN LIMED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES.
Thlrty-minuto quotation!! and privato wiro connections with Boston and T
now xoric marKots.
Tho Duluth and Ishpeming curb markets a specialty.
Listed stocks carried on substantial margins.
TRY MY WIRE SERVICE.
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ALMS & MERRIAM
General
Conractors
Will be pleased to furnish your plans
and estimates
P.O. Box 811 GLOBE, ARIZONA
Quality and Price
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The two essentials in the Drug Business.
We are doing everything in our power to
make these two essentials our motto.
Our first thought is QUALITY, we BUY our goods
with that end in view. Our second thougfit is PRICE,
we ELL our goods with THAT end in view.
We want to make our profit and we want
to give you yours.
Our business is increasing each day and combined
with our endeavor in cordial treatment we credit
QUALITY and PRICE
BARRETT'S DRUG STORE
J. WATT HOQUE
President
JAMES W. HOQUE
Vice President and Cashier
OUR AD MAN Is NOT A BAD MAN
BUT WE HAVE HAD TO BEEN HIM IN,
FOR THE WAY HE TWISTS OUR LANGUAGE
BORDERS VERY CLOSE ON SIN. , ,.
HIS FACE IS VERY HOMELY
AND THAT FROWN ATHWART HIS BROW
WOULD RAISE AN AWFUL BIOT
ON BOARD A PIRATE SCOW
But our bargain man is a pretty nice hombre and when it comes to
being In touch with the real estato bargains of Greater Globe, he is
there with tho good. He has several fine bargains to offer to the
homeseeker, the speculator and the man who wants to make dollars to
grow up out or little dimes. Call on tho president of tho Homo Invest
ment Company for a view of the situation in Greater Globe, where it
requires no microscope, nor xnasslvo brain to conceivo the possibilities
in our metropolis, tho copper hub of the west, whero flowers, sunshine,
handsomo ladies, fine horses, copper mines and fat pocketbooks are a
superfluous quantity and all of a superfine quality. Houses for rent;
lots and homes for sale.
HOME INVESTMENT CO.
J. W. HOGUE
Manager.
Phone 1111
HOGUE,
Utility Man I
DREAMLAND
Finest RINK in the West!
Largest and Smoothest Floer
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ALL NICE PEOPLE INVITED
Gentlemen 25c Ladies Free
W. R. NORTON Arch1te
Room 12, Globe Building
Telephone 1031
New Shoes Here
Never since there has been a GLOBE on the globe
has there been such an assortment of Fancy
and Work shoes shown in this
GLOBE
All the late lasts in the different leathers. Come and
look them over. The PRICE is RIGHT
SULTAN BROS., Merchant!
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A FAIR OFFER
Open an account with us today, and get QUALITY!
GOODS and ACCURATE SERVICE
"WE WILL TAXI: GREAT PLEASURE IK PLACING YOUR KAMI
OK OUR BOOKS. YOU SHOULD SE GLAD TO HAVE IT THERE!
TOR MANY REASONS.
(I 1. YOU OAK SE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN OF GETTING QUAlJ
IVY GOODS. I
2. OUR SERVICE IS PROMPT, PAINSTAKING, ACCURATE ANlf
GOOD.
3. OUR SOLICITORS ARE THE VERY BEST TO BE HAD.
i. YOU PAY NO MORE FOR YOUR GOODS THAN ELSEWHERE
WITH A MONTHLY CONTRACT YOU GET CASH PRICES. WHY?
UEOAUSE THIRTY DAYS IS CASH WITH US AND A GREAT COK
ICE TO MANY. u
JUST TRY US FOR 30 DAYS
'NOW IS THE TIME TO BEGIN. EVERYTHING SOLD ON 4
STRICT GUARANTEE. MONEY BACK IF WE DON'T PLEASE YOt
GLOBE COMMERCIAL CO.
PHONE, 221
READ THIS
Governor Tildea says that John Hansen told him that he heard Net
Wagner say that Anna E. Dickinson told him that D. 8. Decker heard
that there was not doubt that John McLaren said that S. T. Benedict
thought Fred Seward had told Jim Johnson that Cuskney had declared
to John Fulton that it was. generally believed that Harry Hull said
that in his opinion it was a matter of fact of great public interest thai
Mill Williams hu the finest stock of Groceries and Dry Geoca eve
sold in Glebe.
PHONE 121.
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