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46 spr ?" " " ?r- l&Z'fK ftjji fflfp- Sunday, December 22, 1907 Page Two DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT - mmammmmmmmSi- T , Hm9BRI.l K11L1 1T TTflTilT ffil aiTTVWTIIITr mm 1 TIT ACTI.flKI J 3 TI ARIZONA SILVER BELT DAILY AND WEEKLY Published each morning except Monday. Admitted to the mails as second class matter i i i i i Bjr the SILVER BELT PUBLISHING 00. Member of the Associated Press SUBSCRIPTION RAXES Dallj, by mail, one year $7.50 Daily, by carrier, one month...... .75 Weekly, ono year ...... 2.50 Weekly, six months 1.25 Cash in advance Subscribers' Notice Subscribers plcaso notify this ofUco 1b case of non-delivery of tho daily, Monday excepted. Advertising rates made known on application. AMNION $gjLAltl A VERSATILE CAMP. . It is beginning to look as though Olobe would soon bo known as a gold camp as well as one of tho best copper camps in tho country. In tho early days it was a silver camp, then when tho country domanded copper, tho red metal predominated and has for years, but now whilo copper is selling at a low figure and thcro is littlo or no de mand for copper properties, tho pros pectors aro turning their attention to tho yellow metal. Many arc now out in tho hills looking for gold bearing rock and already several good strikes havo been reported, which may dovclop into rich gold mines. Globo is really tho most vcrsatilo mining camp in tho country and no ono doubts that if gold, silver and copper should becomo drugs on tho market, some enterprising pros pectors would hiko to tho hills and lo cato platinum or tungsten deposits, or perhaps diamonds. COMES. TOO LATE. The senate yesterday passed tho bill suspending annual work on mining claims for the year 190". Although it requires tho concurreuco of tho house to nmko the bill a law, as woll ns tho signature of tho president, should those follow, no good will result from ths enactment. Fractically all assessment work in nil mining districts has been completed for this year. Only two moro days to do your Christmas shopping. Taft rofuscs to talk politics. Ho wants to see whero ho ia-at, first. El Paso has givon up its "Copper Exposition." Thus another attempt to boom tho red metal joins its predecessors. 8NAP JUDGMENT. It looks as though tho attorney who represented tho Western Federation r.t Goldficld spoko too quickly about not getting a squaro deal from tho presi dent. Just because tho commissioners sent by tho president, to investigate conditions at Ooldfiold devoted moro timo to hearing representatives of the other side, was no reason why they stood for what the mino owners told i themf Tho Western Federation ex ecutive committeo at Denver wa3 also too hasty in condemning tho president, before ho had been given an oppor tunity to look into the matter. WHITE SOX W PLAY GAME WETH GLOBE BALL TEAM Randolph Line Representative Gives Guarantee for Game With the Ex-Champs, Phoenix made over $2,500 from its water plant during the last month. Judging from tho utterances of an evangelist who is now working in that field, tho saloons can beat that record hands down. SPLENDID REPORT. Tho report of tho Superior & Boston Copper company published in this is- suo makes good reading to thoso who v aro interested in mining. Beginning operations a littlo over a year ago, tho company has mado an unequalled record in tho district for rapid results, duo as much to tho ablo and encrgotic way in which tho company has operated, as to the splendid property it acquired. J. Wesley Gaines of Tennessco seems to bo doing most of tho talking in congress theso days. Ho sounds like Senator Davis of Arkansas. Tho Tucson Star announces that peo plo of that villago aro sending Christ mas present to every place on earth and in Heaven. From which it is quito evident that at least a few de parted ones nrc being overlooked. Doctor Havo you consulted anyone elso! Patient I went to sco a chemist and ho told mo Doctor (interrupting) Don't tell me that you asked advico of a chemist. No ono except a lunatic would take tho advico of a chemist. Pationt I was about to say that ho told mo to como to you. Cardiff Times. "I ot brckfuss a half-hour lato this mornin'," announced Johnny at lunch eon, "so I won't be hungry for that long yet." "But luncheon will bo over in a half hour, dear," objected his mother. "Oh, no, it won't. You'll jest about get to tho pie by that time." Clove land Leader. Globe, through Leo Landis, repre sentative of tho Randolph lines in that place, has como to tho front with an offer of a $250 guarantee for ono game to bo played between tho Chicago Whito Sox and a team from that town, says tho Tucson Star. This offer was mado in a communication received re cently by E. G. Humphrey from Mr. Landis. Sorno timo ago, it will bo remembered Mr. Humphrey rccoived a telegram from Southern Pncific officials in San Francisco saying that the Whito Sox whilo on their roturn journey to Chi cago after tho spring practice in Cali fornia wcro desirous of playing sev eral games in Arizona with local teams, a guarantco of $250 a game being called for. Tho matter was given publicity through tho press, and Globo was the first town to come forward with the required guarantee and a request to bo plnced on tho list. Tito Globe fan's realize that their team is not in tho class with tho Chicagoans, but they aro willing to be led to the slaughter in order that tho lovers of baseball in the town may havo tho pleasure of witness ing a team in action that once held tho world's championship. Mr. Humphrey, having plenty of time before tho proposed visit of the White Sox, which is scheduled for March, will not communicnto tho Globo offer to San Francisco until ho hears from other towns in tho territory who aro desirous of dating tho Windy City aggregation. Sheet Iron Stoves at twenty-five per cent oft at Sultans'. If you wish a fino riding saddlo call at Sultans'. For Sale, For Bent and Furnished Boom cards for salo at tho Silver Belt office. 10c each, 3 for 25c. Van Wagcncn makes a specialty of tinting. Satisfaction our motto. How About Your Insurance? Don't wait until tho houao burns down beforo you think of insurance. See Mooro & Fcland about it at onco, Home Printing Building. tf Tho world's best Fcrndalc canned goods only sold in Globo by Moore head & Lunn. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Make Your Wants Known Here. You Will Get Satisfactory Results. Advertisements under this heud 10 cents per line tno Urst Insertion and 0 cents per line each subsequent Insertion. Uv tno montb. J1.00 dot line is o ad tnsertcd'for less tbnnvo cents. AU add under this head must oe paid for in advance. Discount to regular advertisers. WANTED "WANTED Two copies each of tho Daily rlzonu Silver Bolt dated Nov. 2. 1907, and Oct. 11, 1907. Roturn to thi office to circulntor. WANTED Saddlo horso for the koop ing. Call this office. LOST Gontloinan's gold watch and chain. S. M. engraved on tho case, Waltham movement. Return to this office. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Employment Agency Dopt. Laborers, $2.50 and eight hours work. Reliublo holp furnished froo of charge on short notice FOR RENT Real Estato Dopt. Two, 4 and G-room houses, furnished. Two, 3, 4 and G-room houses, unfur nished. For Sale Lots from $35 up. Houses with lots, $225 and up. NICK MILICK, Agent, Room 23, Trust Building, Telephono 2101. FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished rooms; also fur nished housekeeping rooms. 320 K. Oak street. FOR RENT Dosirablo furnished rooms, $8 and up. Mrs. L. G. Coombs, Ball-ground. FOK RENT Room In the Postofflce building. Apply at Silver Belt office. FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms, well furnished. 325 S. Hill street. FOR RENT Six room house; furnished or unfurnished. Also four room un furnished house. Apply Mrs. E. Mer ritt, 319 Mesquite street. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, with bath; also furn, house. Mrs. J. Harvey Harris, 421 S. Hill. Tel. 1391. FOR RENT Larg6 storo room In rear of Mrs. Fort's millinery parlors. Eu trnnco from alley. Apply to Mrs. Fort. FOR RENT Ton-room houso; lavatory in every room; just complotod. In quire of J. Mnurcl, box 221. FOR RENT Throo-room houso. Apply Julo Maurel, box 221, or Cement houso. tf FOR RENT Fivo-room furnished house on Nob hill. Call this office. FOR SALE FOR SALE Furniture for salo cheap. Parties leaving town. Sco Ashby, ltoom 34, Globe Office building. FOR SALE Household furniture. En quire at the Whito House, 5G4 N. Broad street. TO TRADE Equity In 5-room houso First National Bank account. T. T., Silver Belt. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Ono gentleman's glovo at Dreamland. Owner can obtain same by calling at theater. New Namo for an Old Disease. The mosquito nover has had any friends. He has been in tho experi ence and imagination of everybody a monster of hideous mien which no fa miliarity could teach people to endure. Ho has been at tho same time noisy and vicious, to all persons n painful visitant and to many persons almost n deadly foe. If, however, the mosquito has been .pursued hitherto with more or less earnest rage, in the future ho will ro ccivc absolutely no quarter, but will bo hunted down and exterminated. For tho nnmo of mnlaria, a painful and de bilitating discaso which has been at tributed to poisonous gases from swamps and sewers, has been changed to mosquito fever. Tho international sanitary congress in session in the City of Mexico, lms changed the name formally and offi cially. It is up to all the world that i has suffered from tho mosquito in tho past to accept the cue of this learned j body of men, and enter upon tho work of exterminating a pest that is proved oven a worse enemy than was thought. Boston Globe. Banana Tree a Wonderful Thing. "Tho banana furnishes us with ink, with handkerchiefs, with wax, with blacksmith, with excelsior, with oil, with Hour, with window cord, with brushes. ' ' Tho speaker, a banana plnntcr-from Jamaica, paused and smiled. "You don't believe me, do you!" he said, "Yet truly tho banana trco is a wonderful thing. Every part of it Bcrvcs good use. Tims tho long leaves make a fine excelsior. The juice, being rich in tannin, furnishes a good indeli ble ink and a good shoe polish. The stems yield a fino quality of hemp, and from this hemp thcro arc made lace handkerchiefs, cords, and ropes of all kinds, mats and brushes. The oil is used in gilding. Of bannna flour, tho flour ground from tho dried fruit, there is no uso speaking you aro too familiar with it. "Run down to Jamaica this winter," he concluded. "You couldn't find n finer trip. Bathe iu tho sea on Christ mas day, and buy, if you nrc wise, a small banana plantation; for there Is ono other thing that the, banana yields and that is wealth." Christmas Cheer Permeates Our Entire Store Uere the prudent shoppers will assemble during the next few weeks to secure their gifts. Our holi day display is of a nature uniquely and acceptably combining Beauty, Ornamentation and Utility You'll find a different air pervading this storean air of elegance, of refinement, of metropolitanism so so desirable. No'v confusion here. Large, well ar ranged store. Fine goods in departments especially constructed for them. A shoppers' haven that's it. Old Dominion Commercial Co. Si. i.i i ii ' "' ' " " " " ' ' '""" '' I O. K. Livery Stables General Livery and Feed Stables Gaited Saddle Horses....Phone 481 QUICK SERVICE AND GOOD RIGS Phone 481 W. P. KELSEY, Mgr. Globe, Arizona (WW frgfr4"W'-H-0M-4"W4-HH -Now Open The Eagle Restaurant!: NAQUIN'S OLD STAND House comnletelv overhauled: newly painted and papered; new furni- T turc; immaculate table linen; good silverware and nice dishes. Finest I -.i !., l,U.l.nn :n flm oift- f!ivr im n mil nrul vnu will bo rcmilar. T t and cleanest kitchen in the city. Give us a call and you will bo regular. DROP IN TODAY fr4HM4'frp'4',W'frli"MlMi4 Teddy bears at "Van Wagcncn 's. I Storage room phono C01. BARCLAY, HIGDON & CO. Single and Double Teams Saddle Horses Hay, Grain & Coal A Specialty made of Fine Livery Rigs Telephone 171 Globe, Arizona HOLIDAY EST10NS MARKET UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE MENU OF VIANDS FOR XMAS AND NEW YEAR'S A shipment of fine Bal timore and Berwick Bay Oysters will be here for the holiday trade. WE HANDLE THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN OBTAIN A CAR LOAD OF CHOICE AND CAREFULLY FATTED TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS and CHICKENS JUST RECEIVED AND SUBJECT TO THE ORDERS OF THE PEOPLE OF GLOBE Tennessee and Maryland Cranberries The Independent Mark et A New Line of Sweet and Sour Pickles, Nicely Put Up in One and Two Gallon Kegs is Among Our Late Shipments of Goods for the Holidays. Convenient and will keep well sweet and sour. A Market Place Absolutely Perfect in Sanitary Regulations Cleanliness Is a Strong Characteristic of This Store, and is held as Sacred as Good Meats This carload of fowls was purchased early in the fall especially for our holiday trade, and we have no hesi tancy in saying it is the finest ever shown in Globe. Anti-Trust---Running on Its Own Capital Exclusive Agents for tho Celebrated Thatcher Butter. A now shipment of tho world, famed Bismarck Sauor Kraut Just rccoived. Choice selected Deep Sea Fishan exceptional variety . especially purchased to supply your holiday wants g;," . . . .......... fiitiiTMfiifcAArf.ilMfrtTt JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS Call at the market, or let our painstaking order man serve you. Prompt and accurate delivery. No mar ket will treat you better or more liberally Hand Fatted Turkeys Young Tender Geese Ducks That'll Tempt You Chickens, the Fattest Ever Extra Select Oysters Special Xmas Roasts In Beef, Veal, Mutton and Pork--the Finest Cuts All Kinds of Deep Sea Fish Queen Olives in Bulk Bismarck Sauerkraut Long Horn Cheese Famous Thatcher Butter Salt Mackerel in Tubs We Want Your Business ; r ' ' , mwm JA. ., J ttf?SU.. wSwPtett.lfai y wSju-'V'i wmmmmmmmm