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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published ench morning oxcept Mondny.
Admitted to tho mails, as second clnsa
mnttor
JOS. II. IIAMILL, Proprietor
Member of tho Associated Press
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Daily, by mail, ono year $7.50
Daily, by carrier, ono month.. v. .75
Weekly, ono year . ....................... 2.50
Weekly, six months .... -.. 3.25
Cash in advnneo
Subscribers' Notico
Subscribers pleaso notify this oflloo
in easo of non-dolivery of tho dally,
Monday excepted.
Advertising rates mado known on ap
plication. Indian Torritory is no longer I. T.
Tho Chicago man who fell into a
barrel of red paint must have felt mad
enough to go out and givo tho town a
jcoat.
Now that fashion's decree calls for
"curvcless women," thero may bo less
naturo faking dono by tho fair sox for
a while.
However, tho Chorokeo Indian who
is booked for tho United States son-atp-
from Oklahoma is a millionaire.
So perhaps ho Ml do.
It is a trillo difficult for the nvorago
man to understand how tho prdposed
investigation of tho eoflin trust is going
to affect tho cost of living.
"I am a woman as well as a singer,"
says Calve. "The woman is not for
tho public. I shall marry whom I caro
to. That is for mo to decide." Bravo!
It ,is not believed that Mr. Taf t will
find it very hard to overcome tho desire
to mail a fow picture- post cards to Son
ator Fornker while he is making his tour
around tho globe.
Although Senator Tillman has been
lecturing all summer, it is more than
likely that he will bo in tho mood to
lecture tho senate as soon as it con
venes in Dccembor.
''.Baseball playing is demoralizing,"
says a Milwaukee. Y. M. C. A. leader.
The kind the Globo team put up at Can
anca lias certainly demoralized the
hopes of tho rooters.
JU The reported heavy losses of Mr.
Jogcr3 in a new railroad undertaking
recall tho familiar complaint of tho
woman who conducted tho fruit stand.
What she made on the peanuts she fre
quently lost on the bananas.
A Richmond express wagon driver
named Bert Wildboro, who inherited
$5,000,000, immediately began to write
his name "Robert Newton Wildborc."
After a while his riches may make of
him another kind of a bore.
"I approvo of President Roosevelt
and all of his policies," says Senator
Depew. That's what Mr. Roosevelt gets
for adopting a policy of silenco on tho
question of the resignation of New
York's senators.
Tom Johnson's opponent for tho may
oralty having been described as a "tall,
. dark man," tho New York Herald won
ders if ho is "coming with a bundle."
Undoubtedly. With a bundle of speeches
containing words, words, words.
'Rage Two
UNlON'0kABEL
Tho Birmingham Age-Herald claims
' i , . .to have discovprcd that an Ohio man
(jnn smoke and -brcatho .'through' his left
'' - -ear, thus leaving his mouth frco to talk
j olitics. And when his mouth gots tired
ho can probably talk with his fingers.
There aro all kinds of big game .down
in tho Louisiana cano brakes, excepting
bloated millionaires, rebatcrs and bad
corporations. Bears, deer and bobcats,
not to mention lizards, scorpions,
' snakes and muskrats, will do for a
chango in presidential gunning.
THE IDEAL PLAY
At tho invitation of tho New York
Times, severnl leading nctors and tho
atrical managers have courageously un
dertaken to answer tho question,
"What is tho ideal play!"
Some of tho participants in tho sym
posium realized that no answer was
possiblo. Mary Mannering, for exam
ple, cannot "concoivo of thero boing
an ideal piny," and Carlotta Nillson
and George Broadhurst aro as ono in
holding that it has not been written.
Miss Nillson goes further; sho docs not
think that it can bo written. And in
' that tho actress shows a keen apprecia
tion of tho meaning of tho question sho
was asked to answer, for, after all, an
ideal would ccaso to bo an ideal if it
wore realized.
No such considerations troublo Rob
or,t Edeson, who takes tho parish-pump
viow that tho ideal play must bo "a
strictly American play by an American
playwright upon American subjects and
with American characters." What a
happy mental condition Mr. Edeson
must possess, for thoro aro scores of
plays which meet his narrow conditions.
Ab migiit bo oKpectcd, Dnniol Frohmnn
approaches tho subject from a moro
philosophical standpoint. Ho holds that
tho "ideal play Bhould deal with idoal
motives, moro especially with tho one
universal aspiration of human lifo, that
of lovo which lends to marriage.". To
point his moral, Mr. Frohman cites
"Ilomeo and Juliet" as the play which
moots his definition, and it is a sig
nificant commentary on his cholco that
that play never fails of appeal to tho
cultivated and tho less cultivated play
goer alike. '
But tho discussion, although interest
ing from many aspects, cannot issuo as
a definito result. As the various con
tributors insist, tho question resolves
itself into tho point of viow. Tliore
nro no rules nvailablo whoroby an ab
solute standard can bo sot up. The ideal
in tho drama, as in other matters, is
but relative, after all.
AMUSEMENTS
Dreamland's Opening Attraction
West's Minstrels, coming to Dream
land October 2 and 3, will bo tho open
ing attraction of this popular place of
amusoment. Of tho minstrels the Peoria
Cvoning Journal says:
West's minstrels, with perhaps tho
best singing chorus in tho history of
tho organization, royally entertained a
large audionco nt tho Majestic last o veil
ing. It was opening night for the sea
son and while minstrels arc seldom used
for such an occasion, yet, it can readily
bo seen that no error wns made. West's
Minstrels, while not claiming to bo tho
largest on earth, are in many ways tho
superior of tho many similar organiza
tions. This is truo in tho ability of
tho artists employed, if not in tho num
ber employed. This can bo readily un
derstood when mention is mado of such
excellent comedians ris Cieorgo Van and
Billy Graham and with tho inimitable
interlocutors as Stanford Bicaby and
Lloyd Balliet. Tho olio this season is
very good, tho closing sketch, "My Old
Kentucky Home," making possiblo ono
of tho prettiest scones minstrelsy over
produced. Tho man in white, Major
tion, but his work with tho "devil
stick" is not only marvelous, but in
it ho is giving tho world an entirely
now feature. It is, however, with tho
singing solos, ducts, quartet and chorus
in tho first part that is tho real feature
of features, and which alone is worth
moro than the prices asked.
The Columbia Opera Company
The mere announcement that the Col
umbia Opera company will bo seen in
Globo in tho near future will bo re
ceived with much satisfatcion by tho
music-loving citizens of Globe. Tho
management has secured this excellent
company for a return engagement of
four nights comemncing Saturday, Oc
tober 5. The cast of the Columbia
Comic Opera company is practically tho
samo as was seen here during their pre
vious engagements. Among tho cast
of tho principals of this popular organi
zation will bo found Miss Carlotta Gil
man, prima donna; Mr. Charles N.
Holmes, leading tenor; Messrs. Ben
Lodge and Jnck Martin, two comedians
of recognized comic opera ability in
charge of tho comedy roles, with a pow
erful chorus of pretty girls elegantly
costumed.
The operas presented by the Colum
bia Comic Opera company aro of tho
samo high standard that characterized
their former appcaranco in this city.
Tho specialties presented by tho Colum
bia Comic Opera company artists en
gaged especially for this part of tho en
tertainment never nil to receive the
hearty indorsement of tho patrons.
Do not fail to see "Tho Rivals," Edi
son's latest picture, at the Alexander
tonight.
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WORTHLESS PAPER TOR HOBSES
Phoenix Family Acquires Several .Head
of Horses and then Moves
PHOENIX, Ariz., September 25. Tho
Shipman family, who left tho valley
Tuesday after divers deals in horses
with various farmers in tho valley, car
rying off somo eight or nine head of
fino horses which they had not paid for,
has not been heard from. Their notes
wero given for tho unpaid monoy and
thero is no recourse through tho crim
inal courts. Tho only thing that could
bo dono now would bo to attach the
horses, which may bo dono if tho fam
ily is located.
Sewing machines for rent at J. P.
McNoil's Furniture store, opposite tho
Miners' union hall, Globo, Atlz. '
Occasional headaches, belching, bad
tasto in the mouth, lack of appetite and
slight nervousness aro symptoms of in
digestion which, when allowed to go
uncarcd for, will dovolop into a caso
of dyspepsia that will take a long time
to got rid of. Don't neglect your stom
ach. At tho first indication of trouble
tako somothing that will help it along
in its work of digesting tho food you
cat. Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspep
sia will do this. Kodol will make your
food do you good and will onablo you
to enjoy what you cat. Sold by Han
na's Drug Store.
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Thero arc a great many pcoplo who
havo slight attacks of indigestion and
dyspepsin nearly all tho time. Thoir
food mny satisfy tho appotitc, but it
fails to nourish tho body simply becauso
the stomach is not in fit condition to
do tho work it is supposed to do. It
can't digest tho food you cat. Tho
stomach should bo givon help. You
ought to tako samothing that will do
tho work your stomach can't, do. Ko
dol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia, a
combination of natural digestants and
vcgotablo acids, digests tho food itself
and gives health and strength to the
stomach. Pleasant to tako. Sold by
Hanna's Drug Store.
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surance Several of tho largest com
panies. With Globo Bank and Savings
Co. 209tf
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In Arizona
izona I
District Court is in session in Mari
copa county.
Maricopa supervisors are busy re
leasing sohool lands. All 5-year lenses
expired September 1.
Phoonix socialists held an indignation
meoting because Ives Q. LoLevior,
wanted in Mexico for embezzlement,
was confined without a warrant after
being discharged by U. S. Commissioner
Johnstone.
Rumor snys that W. T. Williams,
deputy Bhoriff, was killed by a drunken
Mexican nt Gila Bond on Monday.
An attempt has been made to bar a
colored girl from tho schools of Phoo
nix. Tho district nttorncy of Mari
copa county decided tho question by
insisting that if tho child wns a resident
of tho district she was entitled to enter
tho school, and hostilities have ceased.
GilTord Pinchot, head of tho United
States forest service, will bo the guest
of tho Arizona Stock Growers' conven
tion in November.
Many sales of mines are reported in
tho We ml on district.
Phoonix is urging Snlt River valley
ranchors to join hor board of trade
A Salt River valley rancher, giving
little or no ntontion to his hens, reports
that during tho past eight mouths he
has marketed on an average of $10
worth of eggs per month.
Rafael Valonzuola, an escaped pen
itontinry convict, has been captured in
Nogales. Sonorrn. He was sent up from
Tempo for burglary.
Saniolms Bros, homo purchased the
Tempo telephone exchange.
M. F. Lark in of Scrnnton, Pa., has
purchased the properties of the Qochisc
Consolidated Copper Co., for $22,030.
Tho proporty was sold at trustee's salo
in Tombstono on Saturday.
Jumping from the bed in his cabin
Santos Avila of Nbgales, was struck by
a hugo rattlesnake which had entered
the cabin during the night. Ho applied
tobacco juicp ,to the wound and is about,
suffering but littlo pain from the wound.
Nogales is growing apples of a size
that one apple makes a large juicy pio.
D. G. Aplin makes the best report
yet heard from grapes grown in the Im
perial vnlloy, says tho Standard. Ono
acre of his cight-acro vinoynrd is of
Cornichons, and ho kept track of tho
product of this particular acre. From
it thero were shipped 395 crates, which
wero sold in New York for $3.10 a
crate, netting Stone Bros., to whom ho
sold the crop, $1.77 a crate. The gross
roturns from this aero were $1,224.50,
and the returns f. o. b. Imperial wore
$703.15.
Tho bridge across 'the San Tedro
river, just below Benson, has been com
pleted, and is now open for traffic.
Tho Tucson school bonds amounting
to $50,000 were " sold Saturday to a
New York brokerage firm.
A caso has been tried before a Benson
justico in which a jury of twelvo cit
izens passed upon tho question of
whether a man should bo fined for a
caso of plain drunk. The defense was
conducted by Ed. Land, who admitted
that his client was drunk, but denied
that he had been disorderly drunk and
disorderly was tho chnrgc. Tho jury
brought in a verdict of not guilty.
It is planned to have a baseball tor
nament at tho Arizona fair.
An abstract of tho reports to the
comptroller of tho currency shows the
following conditions of tho national
banks of this territory at tho close of
business on August 22. Loan's and dis
counts, $1,702,342; United States bonds
to secure United States deposits, $079,-
000; other bonds to securo United States
deposits, $250,000; duo from national
banks not reserve agents, $09,015; duo
from state banks and bankers, $354,402;
duo from approved reserve agents, $1,
214,903; total lawful monoy on hand,
$731,835; capital stock paid in, $755,
000; surplus fund, $399,000; individual
deposits, $7,410,C8J; United St-ites de
posits', $191,951;" percentage of legal re
serve to deposits, 19.14.
Tho toad family is supposed to exist
upon insects and such, and has nover
been accused of boing n vegetarian.
But thero is n'belicf on the part of ono
vegetablo grower in Mesa that toads
aro fond of young plants. Ho hns out
about 100,000 young cabbage plants, in
a bed from tho sebd. For several days
he noticed that from two to three plants
per day wilted and died. Ho nt first
laid it to gophers, but upon investigat
ing discovered that a big toad had bur
rowed in tho ground and followed along
under tho cabbages, destroying the
roots. Tho toad was caught, killdd and
a fenco put up that is toad-proof.
TucBon, by ordinance, has prohibited
the construction of tents within tho
city limits. All now standing will havo
to como down.
A, court decision by a district judgo
in Tucson stays tho 'purity folk in an
effort to exterminate tho red light dis
trict. Tho anti-galoon lcaguo of Phoenix is
mnking an effort to closo'the saloons
nt 10 p. m. and on Sunday. Tlie pro
posed bpening hour isx0 a.m. -.
Phoenix barbers arb enjoying Sun
day closing.
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This Is Chango Night .
"An Awful Skato" and "A Victim
of Scionco" nt tho Iris tonight. They
nro great.
Buy a pound of that famous Little
ton Creamery butter at tho Independent
Market, only 40 cents a pound. tf
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WANTED
WANTED-Good, clean cotton rags at
this office.
SITUATION WANTED by Japanese as
first cook. Apply this ofllco.
WANTED Porter at Kinney Houso.
WANTED The Globe National Bank
wants you to have one of their reg
istered key rings. Call at once.
WANTED Boy to deliver papers at
this office one hour daily except Mon
day. Call 0 p. m. tf
WANTED Houso painter who can do
paperiinnging. Apply to Warrior
Copper company, Black Warrior, Ariz.
FOB SENT
FOR RENT One large furnished room
for light housekeeping on Ballground.
Mrs. Georgo R. Hill.
NICELY furnished room, light house
keeping if desired. 500 Ash street,
ncross Mormon church.
FOR RENT Largo inside and outside
Offices for ront in Trust building. Cull
at Tho H. II. Bru Co.'s brokerage
office for particulars.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 325 South Hill
street. J. Knoepfel.
FOE RENT Room in the Postoffice
building. Apply at Silver Belt ofllco.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms on
Noftsger hill for housekeeping for
small family. Address T. N., this of
fice. THEY DISCOVERED RICH
MINERAL IN OLD MINE
Specimen Weighing Nearly Twcnty-fivo
Pounds Is Valued at $785
Salted a Well
Emil Holdcn Jind Henry Cowcll of
Wickenburg were yesterday exhibiting
a chunk of silver and gold matte which
had been smelted down from ore ob
tained from the Rawhido mine iu the
Bill Williams Fork, four miles from tho
Montana & Arizona mine, says the Ari
zon Republican. The mine is now called
the Northern Light. The silver sped
weighed 24 pounds and was valued
at $785. It contained besides silver,
several ounces of gold. The mine is
about sixty years old ;ind was once
operated by Mexicans who used to coin
silver and had three small smelters on
tho property iu an enrly day. The ore
runs about $S0 in copper and gold and
silver. There aro thrco groups of
claims incorporated, eight in the North
em Light, Jwclvo in tho Pcralto and
seven in the Rawhido group. Mr. Hol
dcn says that the Black Diamond mine
will start to work about tho first of tho
month. Mining business has been quiet
during the summer, but is picking up
with tho approach of cooler weather.
Tho reputed finding of gold in Mr.
Cox's well was a job fixed by railroad
men who secured somo brass filings and
played a practical joke on tho people
of tho section who flocked to the scene
in largo numbers as sopn as tho reported
find was mado and were breaking their
necks to get holdings iii tho near-by
ground. Mr. Holdcn says that a big
striko lias been nadc on tho Montana
& Arizona propdr,ty. On tho 500-foot
level a fine grade of sulphide ore has
been encountered and runs thirteen
feet wide. This is in the fourth cross
cut of tho ledge.
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INDIANS WHO FOUGHT
WORSHIP TOGETHER
Wonderful Work Being Dono by Mis
sionaries Among the Indians of
tho Territory
For two hundred years they havo been
meeting to slay and kill, to pillage and
rob, .but yesterday tho Pima and Mari
copa Indians met for the first time for
penco and common purpose, says the
Arizona Democrat.
To worship in common was the mo
tive thai brought between four and five
hundred of them together at Gila Cross
ing, tho occasion being a joint commun
ion service, arranged by Rev. Richards,
A'lio is missionary among the Indians
of this part of Arizona.
Such an unusual thing is it for two
tribes of Arizona Indians to get to
gether for any other purpose than hurl
ing arrows at each other, that all of
tho whites who spoke at tho religious
services during tho morning referred
to it.
Among tho spenkers wero James
Crcighton, Dr. II. A. Hughes, Professor
George Blount and Indian Agent Gill.
Each of them called attention to tho
bringing togothor of tho Indinns, and
predicted that it marks tho beginning
pf much friendlier relations between tho
two tribes.
Sovernl Phoenix people woro present
at the services, which wero held under
tho nuspiccs of tho Presbyterian church.
Among them wero J. C. C. II. Boone,
Professor Meyers and wife and sovral
."of tho teachors at tho Indian school.
In tho evening tho Indians had full
chargo of tho services. Soveral of the
younger ones told of thoir oxperienco
with religion, while their fathers and
grandfathers, who still hold to tho form
of worship they havo had for centuries,
sat stolidly by and listened.
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Do not fail to sco "Tho Rivals," Edi
son's latest picture, at tho Aloxandcr
tonight.
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Van Wagonen makes a spocialty.of
tinting. Satisfaction our motto.
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Hear tho groat "Ghost Story" at
tho Alexander tonight.
FOR RENT Threo-room houso with
water. Inquiro of George I. Schmid,
on Blnko street
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Mrs. J. Harvoy Harris, opposito tho
schoolhouso on old Ballpround. tf
FOR RENT Desirablo furnished room.
Mrs. L. G. Coombs, Ballground.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 12x14 tent and contents
for housekeeping. Inquire Roso storo.
near Whalcn house.
FOR SALE Brand now house with
three lots close in, cheap for cash.
Inquire at this office.
FOR SALE Three-room houso. Apply
Julo Maurcl, box 221, or Ccmcut
house. tf
FOR SALE Small lunch counter at
031 North iiroad street. Come and
talk.
FOR SALE Cemcnv block machine.
For paiticulurs address W. H., Box
7-14, city.
FOR SALE CHEAP Ono smalt black
smith forgo and anvil, some picks,
shovels and drill steel. Whalloy Lum
ber company.
FOR SALE Office fixtures with roll
top desk, etc, Address Box 819,
Globe.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Two bank books belonging to
Clura and Stella McKinzie. Owner
can secure same by paying for this
adv.
KEY'S STUDIO
Tho most up-to-date studio in the city.
Viow work of all kinds. We are always
ready. Call and sec us.
162 PUSH STREET
LIGHTNING KILLS SHEEP
Sixty-three Killed When Bolt Shatters
Trco Under which They Stood
A Prcscott dispatch says: During a
recent thunderstorm in tho Williamson
valley section, sixty-three head of sheep
belonging to C. F. Goodman that bought
shelter under a trcet were struck by
lightning and all instantly killed. A
Mexican shecphcrder, who was standing
about one hundred yards distant, was
knocked down by tho bolt and so badlv
shocked that ho did not regain con
sciousness for over two hours, although
the other herders did all in their power
to resusticnte him. :
Tho tree under which the sheep had
sought shelter wns rent to pieces." No
other persons or stock in the imme
diate vicinity were injured.
Tho storm was attended by a heavy
downpour of rain that swelled some of
tho creeks over their banks and washed
somo of tho nearby roads into an almost
impassablo condition.
Entiro chango of program at the Al
exander tonight.
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Satisfaction our motto. We have
tho best equipped paint store in the
city. Van Wagonen, next door to the
postoffice. Give us a call.
American Cleaning Works, next door
to Wells Fargo. All work guaranteed.
Rubber Tires
To those having rubber tiro buggies
wish to inform that I have in mv new
shop a rubber tircing machine, also a
siock oi inu uesi grnuc oi ruuucr tires
and wires. I am prepared to tiro your
buggies at reasonable prices.
301 G. w. m:. CARVIL.
Seo the big comedy show at tho Alex
ander tonight.
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Ring up 372 for a painter. Van Wag
enca will call on you and givo you a
first-class job.
Get a Good Meal at
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Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
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The Gatti Meat Co. aro tho only
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Iron Beds - $'3.25 and up
Bed Springs - 3.25 and up
Mattresses - - 2. 25 and up
Full Size Ostermoor
Mattresses - 15.00 and up
Sanitary Steel Couches 6.00 and up
Pads for Steel Couches 5. 00 and up
Cook Stoves - 9.00 and up
Cups and Saucers, doz 1.50 and up
7-inch Plates , - 1.50 and up
Small Rugs - - 1.75 and'up
Brussels Art Squares 15.00 and up
Axminster Art
Squares - - 25.00 and up
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