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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
Sunday, May. 12, 1907
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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published each morning oxcopt Monday.
Admitted to tho mails as second class
matter
JOS. IL HAMHiL, Proprietor
Mcmbor of tbo Associated Pross
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
Daily, by mail, ono yoar. . .$7.50
Daily, by carrior, ono month-.. . .73
Weekly, ono year ..... 2.50
Weekly, six months .. 1.25
Cash in advance
Subscribers' Notice
Subscribers plcaso notify this office
in case of non-delivery of the daily,
Monday excepted.
Advertising rates mado known on ap
plication. labels
Just think what his royal kiillots of
Spain is up against before ho knows
i that he's alive.
Tho Silver licit wishes to bo credited
with not having printed a story on tho
".Lost Peg Leg Mine" this year.
Tho El Paso Herald sees in Arizona"
a future Kepublican stronghold. No
ono has ever successfully explained
dreams.
HORN To Mr. nud Mrs. Alfonso of
Madrid, Spain, on tho 10th inst., a son.
Mother and son are reported to be doing
nicclv.
Judging from tho aggressivo way in
which Mexico called for General Lima's
extradition, that gentleman must belong
,to the frijole family.
John W. Gates thinks Roosevelt will
ibe renominated and re-elected presidont
-but as yet he has not backed up his
"judgment with a million.
Tho Globe camp continues to attract
attontion, says tho Houghton Mining
Gaaette. Now one of the big copper
brokorago firms has a representative
,making a careful investigation of the
situation.
Tho El Paso chief of police says that
just six men not officers are given the
jiight to carry guns in that city. Ho
would be doing a great favor to the
public if he would give out the names of
tho favored, so that tho innocent by
stander would know whom to dodge.
In Phoenix the voters have decided
almost unanimously to purchase the lo
cal water plant. We wonder when tho
city council of Globe will got up enough
nerve to issue an ultimatum or two to
tko company which is supposed to sup
ply Globe with wntor for domestic pur
poses and fire protection.
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL
It has been the custom for Gila coun
ty grand juries in their final reports
to take a fall out of tho presentGila
oounty hospital ( ?) and the grand jury
which adjourned yesterday was no ex
ception to tho rule. No one disputes the
fact that it is the inalienable right of
a grand jury to criticize the official
acts of county officers and find fault
with county institutions, but theso criti
cisms and fault findings usually servo
to end the incident, so there is no harm
done and, in few cases, any good.
As far as tho miscrablo shack which
is mistakenly called the county hospital
is concerned, it would be rank foolish
ness to improve it in any manner at this
time. Tho grand jury said it was as
clean as it could be made, and thnt is
about all that can be expected. The
supervisors have already purchased a
lot, or block", in East Globe for a hos
pital site- and as soon as title to tho
present site is quieted so that it can
bo sold, the county board will award a
, contract for the erection of a hospital.
It is to bo hoped that thcro will bo no
more delay than is necessary in getting
the building started and completed. As
,to the grand jury's recommendation to
furnish tho present hospital with now
'bedding, etc., it would bo far better to
.bum down tho shack and all its con
' tents, if Homo suitable placo could be
secured for a temporary hospital.
THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN
Addressing a recent meeting of tjic
Daughters of Ohio, Mrs. DoRivera ar
gued for an enlargement of tho rights
of women. Among other things, she
said:
"Now, tho way that overy girl is
brought up nowadays is to beliovo that
tho ono thing in life for her is to be
married. Tho cry of tho times is that
tho girls must not go out into tho
world, but go back to their natural
sphere tho home.
"But what I would like to ask is
how tho girl is going to do this if sho
doesn't have a chance to make tho op
portunity. If oho tries to mnko an op-
oprtumty sho h considered unworthy,
unmnidcnly and no good. If a girl in
America is brought up to believe that
hIio must marry, then sho ought to have
the opportunity to get a husband. It
is like teaching a boy a trado and
then not letting him practice it. A girl
should not bo educated that way."
As far as wo aro awaro thcro is no
lav. that prevents any woman from
asking any man to marry her. Sho is
ns freo as tho birds of tho air to pro
pose whenover sho pleases, nr.d a3 often
as sho plqase.s. It is true that sho doc3
not pop tho question very often. Social
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Conventions seem, to net as a barrlor.
But if a woman really loves a ninn nud
has reason to believe tho man loves hor,
it is up to her to broach tho question
and find out for sure at tho earliest
possiblo moment.
But, coino to think about it, thoro
does seem something radically wrong
in proposals coming from tho gentler
sox. Man hnnkors most nftor what is
hardest to attain. Ho will tun nftor
a girl who eludes him until ho has lost
his breath, passing on his wav other
girls who might mako him a wiiole lot'
happier. And tho elusive girl, if sho
wants tho man, usually lets him cutch
up with hor at just the psychological
moment.
Mrs. DoRivera thinks every girl
ought to have an opportunity to get a
husband. Bless hor heart, practically
overy girl does have an opportunity.
Some bf them have n great many op
portunities and turn them all down. It
is indeed difficult for us to beliovo that
mo ro girls would find husbands if pro
posals on -their part becamo goncrnl.
.Girls do not mnvry men merely becauso
men ask them to marry. Thoro is in
this country, thank goodness, n very
goncral entortninment of tho old-fashioned
notion that lovo should precede
marriage. It woro better for tho woman
to remain single all hor life than to
marry n man sho does not love.
And it is not true that only married
women aro of scrvico to tho world.
Think over your list of acquaintances
and seo if you cannot find thoro an old
woman whoso missions seems to bo to
scatter sunshine, to bo helpful, to love
and bo loved! Of course you can find
her thorc. All of us know her. We
know her in social life and wo know
her in business and professional life,
and aho thoroughly deserves the warm
place sho has in our hearts.
Qlobo, Ariz., April 9. 1907.
Notice .is horcby given that J. C.
Britt is no longor in tho employ of, ot
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.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
QE
THE GLOBE WHOLESALE MEAT
COMPANY
Know All Men by Theso Prcsonts:
That we, the nndorsigned and herein
after designated incorporators, have this
day voluntarily associated ourselves to
gether for the purpose of forming nnd
creating a corporation under the laws
of tho Territory of Arizona, and there
fore do hereby adopt tho following Ar
ticles of Incorporation:
ARTICLE I.
The names of tho incorporators nro:
E. D. Reed, Denis Murphy, .Too Jtyan,
James Pitts, William Gaskill, Pat Rose,
J. N. Porter, William Ryan, J. J. Mo-'
lonoy, Howard T. Wayne, L, II. Brown,
G. C. Simmons, Fred Jones, A. J. Mc
Kinnon, George Roso and S. F. 8ullen
bergcr, all of Globe, Gila County, Ari
zona, and citizens of tho United States
of America.
ARTICLE II.
Tho nnmo of this corporation is nnd
shall be THE GLOBE WHOLESALE
MEAT COMPANY.
ARTICLE III.
The principal place for the transac
tion of business by this corporation is
and shall bo tho City of Globe, Gila
County, Territory of Arizona, at which
place the meetings of the Directors and
Stockholders shall bo had and held, but
branch offices for conducting nnd tran
sacting business may bo maintained at
other places, as its Board of Directors
may from time to time designate and
select.
ARTICLE IV.
The general nature of the business
proposed to bo transacted by this cor
poratioa is as follows: To do a gen
eral wholesale and retail butcher busi
ness; to deal in, buy and soil all kinds
of fresh, salted and cured meats, live
and dressed poultry and produce of all
kinds; to deal in all kinds of general
merchandise, and to maintain stores and
offices for that purpose; to erect, oper
ate and maintain cold-storago plants,
and plants for tho manufacture of ico;
to operate and maintain bottling plants
and deal in tho products thereof; to
erect, operate and maintain olectric
lighting and power plants; to own, buy,
sell and deal generally in real estate
of all kinds, including mines and min
ing stocks; to issue bonds, debentures,
mortgages, or other obligations and se
cure tho samo by mortgago or lion on
any of tho property, franchises or rights
of this corporation; to deal in, buy,
sell or otherwise acquire tho stocks,
bonds or securities of othor corpora
tions, firms or individuals, as well as
of this corporation; to raise, Jjuy or
breed, and otherwise acquire, own or
hold and deal in,, all kinds of live stock
of every description or character, and
conduct a general livo stock and cattle
business, and for that purpose to own,
control and acquire cattlo ranges and
ranch properties of every kind or de
scription; to own, opcrato .and control
hotels, restaurants and boarding
Muses; to buy, sell and deal in nil
kinds of personal property, wares and
merchandise; to act as agent or broker
for tho purchaso or salo of rcnl or per
sonal property, including livo stock.
ARTICLE V,
Tho capital stock of this corporation
is and shall bo tho sum of Ono Hundred
Fifty Thousand Dollars ($150,1)00.00),
divided into fifteen hundred shares of
tho par valuo of Ono Hundred Dollars
($100.00) each, and when issued shall
bo first fully paid for in cash, or prop
erty of an equivalent cash value, and
such shares of stock, when so issued)
shall thorcaftcr bo non-assessable.
ARTICLE VI.
Tho timo of tho commencement of
this corporation shall bo the dato of the
filing of a certified copy of these Arti
cles of Incorporation in the office of tho
Auditor of tho Territory of Arizona, at
Phoenix, Arizona, and tho termination
thereof shall, bo twenty-fivo years from
tho date of tho filing of said certified
copy in said offico of thoNuiid Auditor,
unless renowod for a greater longth of
time, ns provided by law.
ARTICLE VII.
Tho affairs of this corporation shall
bo conducted by a Board of Directors,
consisting of not less than three, nor
moro than fifteen, to bo elected annually
by and from among tho stockholders,
and tho number decided upon and elect
ed at such nnnunl election shall consti
tute tho nunibor of Directors for that
year. Tho first annual mooting of Stock
holders for tho election of Directors
nnd transaction of othor business ns
may como before them shnll bo held on
the second Tuesday of April 1908, nnd
such nnnunl meeting shall bo held on
tho same day of each succeeding yenr
thereafter.
ARTICLE Vin.
Tho officers of this corporation slmll
consist of a President, Vice-President,
Socro'tniy, Trba'suror and General Man
ager, and such othor minor officers ns
tho Board of Directors may seo proper
to create, and tho offices of Secretary
and Treasurer may bo filled by ono and
tho samo person, nnd nil of said offi
cers are to bo oloctod by and from
among tho Board of Directors. Until
such Board of Directors shall have boon
elected, as provided for in Artiolo VII,
tho following stockholders herein are
hereby designated and nppointod and
shall constitute the Board of Directors,
viz:
Tut Rose, Alfred Kinnoy, William
Ryan, Fred Jonos, J. N. Porter, Denis
Murphy, Ev D. Reed, 8. F. Sullonborgcr,
and Joe Ryan; and until such time, tho
following persons nro hereby "namod,
constituted and appointed ns tho officers
of this corporation, viz: Donis Mur
phy, President; Pat Jtose, Vice-President;
S. F. Sullonborgor, Secretary and
Trensuror, and E. D. Reed, General Man
ngor. ARTICLE IX.
Tho Board of Directors shall hnvo
powor and nuthority to fill all vacancies
which may occur in said Board by res
ignation or othorwise, nnd shall adopt a
corporate seal, nnd such by-laws as
thoy deem proper nnd necessary for
conducting tho affairs of tho corpora
tion. Tho Board of Directors shall
alsb havo full powor nnd authority,
upon tho nffirmativo vote of two-thirds
of tho Board, to borrow monoy for tho
uso and bonefit of tho corporation, from
timo to timo as thoy doom nocessary,
nud to authorize tho execution and is
suance of tho corporation notes, bonds
or other evidences of indebtedness, and
to secure snmo by mortgago or other
lion upon tho corporation property, fran
chises or othor assets of overy charac
ter whatsoever. And tho Iloard of Di
rectors shall also have full power and
nuthority, upon tho. nffirmativo voto of
two-thirds of tho Board, to purchase,
soil, bond, loase, mortgage, or otherwise
oncumbor or dispose of any or all of
the property, rights, franchises, or as
sets of this corporation, and to execute
and deliver all necessary deeds, bills
of salo, or other evidences of convey
ances thereto.
ARTICLE X.
Tho highest amount of indebtedness
or liability to which this corporation
shall at any timo subject itself shall be
the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars ($100,000.00).
ARTICLE XT.
Private property of the stockholders
in this corporation shnll be exempt from
liability for tho paymont of corporate
debts.
In Witness Whereof, the incorporators
havo hereunto set their hands this, the
fourth day of Mav, A. D. 190".
E. D. REED (Seal)
DENIS MURPHY (Seal)
JOE RYAN (Seal)
JAMES PITTS (Seal)
WILLIAM GASKILL (Seal)
PAT ROSE (Seal)
J. N. PORTER (Seal)
WILLIAM RYAN (Seal)
J. J. MOLONEY (Seal)
HOWARD T. WAYNE (Seal)
L. H. BROWN (Seal)
G. C. SIMMONS (Seal)
FRED JONES (Seal)
A. J. McKINNON (Seal)
GEORGE ROSE (Seal)
S. F. 8ULLENBERGER (Seal)
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Gila. ss.
Before me, G. F. Dodgo, n Notary
Public iu and for tho County of Gila,
Territory of Arizona, on this day per
sonally appeared E. D. Reed, Denis
Murphy, Joo Ryan, James Pitts, Wil
liam Gaskill, Tat Roso, J. N. Porter,
William Ryan, J. J. Moloney, Howard
T. Wayne, L. II. Brown, G. C. Simmons,
Fred Jones, A. J. McKinnon, George
Roso and S. F. Sullenberger, known to
mo to be tho persons whose names aro
subscribed to the fprcgoing instrument,
nnd acknowledged to me that they ex
ecuted tho same for tho purposes and
considerations therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of of
fico, this 10th day of Mny, A. D. 1907.
My commission expires January 13th,
1910. " t
(Notarial Seal) G. F. DOOOE,
187 Notary Public.
MILICK
The Arizona
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ESTATE
Broker and Builder
Lots for salo in No. 2 sub
division. Price $250, $60
down and $25 per month.
NO INTEREST, NO
TAXES
Room 23,Trust Bldg.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Make Your Wants Know Here. You Will Get Satisfactory Results.
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WANTED
WANTED At Silver Belt offlco, cot
ton rags for pross washing.
WANTED Competent waiters at tbo
Dominion hotel.
WANTED You to know that wo havo
in our office n'n elegant piano to give
away. If you purchaso a lot or a
home through tho agency of tho Homo
Investment company you get a ticket.
Your ticket may be the one. The pi
an6 is at our office, open for inspec
tion. Call and see it. Home Invest
ment Company, Phono Jill. tf
WANTED TO BENT A five or six
room house. If you have a placo to
rent you can get a permanent tenant
by applying to this office. tf
WANTED House servant for small
fumily. Call at this office. tf
WANTED TO EENT A flvo or six
room house. If you have a place to
rent you can got a permanent tenant
by applying to this office. tf
WANTED TO EENT A flvo or six
room house. If you havo a place to
rent you can get a permanent tenant
by applying to this oflico. tf
WANTED Complete set of twelve Gor
don art panels will be sent to every
individual giving us the nnmo or
names of anyone wishing to buy a
piano, or hoping that they wero able
to purchaso one. Address P. O. box
S08, City.
A LITTLE BIT
Freddie I wish I lived in South Af
rica, mamma.
Mamma Why, Freddie, dear!
Freddie Tho mothers down there
don't wear any slippers. .
Mamma And you must remember,
son, that the little boys down there
don't wear any pants.
Globe) Ariz., April 9, 1907.
Notice is horcby given that J. C.
Britt is no longer in tho 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.
CANANEA & GLOBE EXPLORATION
& DEVELOPMENT CO. 183
Notico
Having sold tho business and good
will of tho Central Market, this is to
notify those of my customers who arc
indebted to mo to settle with F. P.
Clark, my authorized agent. Also per
sons having claims against mo will pic
sent them to i Mr. Qlark, who ecu bo
found nt tho Central market during bus
iness hours for tho next thirty davs.
MAX C. BONNE.
Globe, Ariz., April 22, 1907. 1D5
Subscribo for tho Daily Silver Belt.
Dr. M. D. Thomas has decided to ro-
main in Globo until May 20. The doctor
tils glasses and a fit guaranteed. No
charge if you aro not satisfied. Tele
phone 731, stop white team or drop mo
a card and I will call at your residence.
100
Bell Bope Signals for Sale
Wo havo tho new form of signals
printed on cloth for salo at this office.
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OF FROM FOUR TO SIX
ROOMS. CALL AT THIS 0F-
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Modern Conveniences and the Best of Service
WANTED riain sowing, children's
clothes a specialty. Apply to tho J.
T. Prico rooming house near smelter.
FOE SENT
FOE BENT Boom in the Postofflce
building. Apply nt Sllvor Belt office.
FOB BENT Ono furnished room and
ono unfurnished room. Inquire at
first houso south of Hill street bridge.
183
FOB BENT Desirable furnished rooau,
coolest in town. Phono 1C73. tf
FOB BENT Nicely famished room for
lady or man and wife. App.y first
door south of D. Murphy's residence.
OOOD TEAM and spring wagon for
sale at race track. 184
FOB BENT Six room house, furnished.
P. B. Lady, Franz Lumber Co.
FOB BENT Nicely furnished rooms
with lath in privato family, South
Hill street; Phono 1391. 188
FOB SALE
FOB SALE Bouse of five rooms, easy
terms; $900. Apply T. L. Seebold,
Whito Houso 210
FOB SALE Four room house and fur
niture on four lots at $850; bargain;
owner wants to Ieavo city. Tho
Moorc-Mcrritt Insurance & Realty
Co., room 5 over Keegan's. tf
OF EVERYTHING
Notice
The subscription books of the Citi
zens' Loan & Trust Company will bo
open until further notice. Subscrip
tions to the cnpital stock of said com
pany will bo received at tho offico of
tho secretary, F. G. Hanna, at Hanna's
drug store. F. G. HANNA,
182 Secretary.
A woman never seems to be ablo to
lib about hor weight with tho same en
thusisam as she does about her age.
New York Press.
Keegan's
Is one of Globe's oldest and best
known cafes; everything first-class in
his line. Call and bo convinced.
A girl would insist on your telling
her she had pearly teeth even if she
didn't have any at all.
Sewing machines for rent nt J. P.
McNeil's Furniture store, opposite the
Miners' union hall, Globe, Ariz. 149tf
The more fun you could have spend
ing money the more you don't know
where to get it.
Bell Bope Signals for Sale
Wo have the new form of signals
printed on cloth for salo nt this office.
Bills aro a very useful thing to meas
ure by them how very small your salary
is.
Motto
"Live and lot live." Union Cash
Market, C. Musgravc, proprietor.
The basis for fame is plenty of noise.
Wanted
FOR S. R. S.
Just Received
A large carload of Stoves and Ranges;
the World's best
Monarch Malleable Range
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
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
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 GOODS 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 for special occasions and can
make a cake that will "take the cake."
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STEAM
LAUNDRY
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NORTH GLOBE
Finest rooms in the city.
Everything new, rates
reasonable and special
inducements offered to
getting accommodation!
by the month
Pioneer Dairy
Anderson & Blake
Fresh Cream-and Butter
milk in any quantity and
'always on hand
DAIRY, EAST GLOBE
Commercial Co.
ANYTHING YOU WANT.
Of the quality you want, in the
?uantity yoa require, is our of
er in Meats and Poultry.
Another offer we propose is
careful handling, cutting and
delivery.
Still another, lowest selling
price the market "will 'warrant
With such a combination,
roved by years' of square
eating, ought we not to nave
your trade!
Pioneer Meat Co.
IS YOUR WATCH IN GOOD 0RDE
When was it oiled and cleaned
It needs oilinc and cleaning
every 18 months at least, whether l
think it does or not.
It needs that attention iust as :
as an entrine dons to tret the best1
suits. If it is neclccted the oil eT1
orates and a friction is set up that!
destructive or the fine mechanism.
W in nnfhJnor Vinf eriwrt Wntch'
pairing, Jewelry Repairing and Hsj
Engraving, All work and new F5
furnished guaranteed for one yea
rhartrpa aro mnsf rpaannnWfl.
Also carry a full and complete lil
Jewelry and Optical Goods. I
O. R. FEIST, the Jeweler
At Ryan's News Stand