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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
Wednesday, May 6, 1908
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DAUGHTER OF PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE SOCIETY FAVORITE
ZJKIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
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trly from discovery cut thereon, wii
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ho easterly end and C97.S feet
width on tho westerly end, situate
the Qlobe Mining District, Gila Conn
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Arizona 'territory, nnd described
tho official platband by the field r.yh
on file in the office of the Register Q
i-uuuuix junu uisinci, Arizona, as r,
lows, viz: Beginning at Cor. No.
whence tho W. quarter corner Sec.
T. 1 N., R. 15 E. G. & S. R.. B. &
bears S. 34 dogrecs 05 min. E. 11.
On Thursda
errtoon
icci; tnenco ss. ui aeg. 08 min. V1
1501.1 foct to Cor. No. 2 thence 1,
dcg. 53 min. E. C97.8 feet to Cor.
3: thence S. 50 de. 02 min. E. 1
At 8 o'clock, Prof. Becker
will make tiie celebrated
feet to Co. No. 4: theneo S. 2 defT M
min. W. GOO feet to Ccr. No. 1,
place of beginning; containing 17 C
acres and forming a portion of
would bo the N. E. quarter of Sec M
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This cake will be seven inches high and twenty
inches square. When bake i die cake will be placed
beneath aboard on which twenty ladies will be in
vited to stand. So perfectly will it be prepared and
baked that when crushed by the combined weight
upon it, it, like "Truth crushed to earth" will rise
again and will then be served to the ladies present.
Recipes for everything made will be furnished free.
Special arrangements will be made for the accommodation of all ladies at these lectnres
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Outfitters for the Home
Naquin's
Outfitters for the Home
Want Ads. lc a Word Each Insertion
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Mr. Business Man o
Who Does Your Printing
JTJIf you are sending your printing out of town
jJ with the idea that you are saving money by
so doing, YOU ARE MISTAKEN. This may
have been true at one time. Modern machinery
and up-to-date equipment have made it possible
for the Silver Belt Print Shop to compete on
even terms with the large eastern hous s.
We Have Revised Prices
7TThe Silver Belt Publishing Company,succes-
isors to Jos. H. Hamill, has revised its prices
on nil classes of Commercial Printing, believing
that a larger volume of business at competitive
prices is better than the high prices of the old
frontier days and a large percentage of business
going elsewhere because of the price difference.
Stock and Equipment
"I (jfThe Silver Belt has the only Print Shop in
'' j Globe thoroughly eauioued to do everv.class
of work a'nd in the highest degree of excellence.'
We carry the only complete stock of paper sup
plies, and in every department of printing we are
prepared to serve you in the most satisfactory
manner. And above all is the price saving made
possible by our splendidly equipped pltfnt and
the freight saving by buying stock in car lots.
Give Us a Chance to Figure
Perfect nlfnlfn hay 45c to 73c a bale
at Gamblo's.
DoWitt's Little Early Bisqrs arc
small, safo, Buro and gentlo littlo pills.
Sold by Hanna 'a Drug Store, 228 Broad
street.
Thirteen pounds of granulated sugar
$1, at Gamble's Cash Store.
Offlco Moved.
The oflice. of tbo "WUal Mountain
Water company has been moved to the
Consolidated Realty company building,
153 North Broad street.
Tor n burn or scald npply Chamber
Iain's Salvo. It will allay the pain til
jmost instantly and quickly heal the in
jured parts. For sale by nil druggist,
CAIiL FOB A TERRITORIALDEMO.
CBATIO CONVENTION
Headquarters of tho Territorial Demo
cratic Central Committee, ProWtt,
Arizona, April 9, 1U0S.
A Territorial Democratic convention
is hereby called to racot at tho Citv of
..I Tucson, on Thursday, May 28th. 1903. the world 'h ureatest chefs nt N'...n!n'
, . i nt the hour of 11 o'clock A. M, for the today.
Biliousness and Constipation.
.. . ;,5 j. nun iruuuieu wiin bilious
ness and constipation, which made life
miserable for me. My appetite failed
mc. I lost my usual forcu and vitntitv.
Pepsin preparations nnd cathartics only
uiiiuu jiumera worse, i do not know
whero T should have been today had I
not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The tnblets relievo the
ill feeling at once, strengthen tho di
gestive functions, purify the stomach,
IJvor and blood, helping the system to
(Jo its work naturally. Mrs. Rosa Potts,
Birmingham, Ala. These tablets arc
for sale by nlly druggists.
See and hear Prof. Hecker, one of
the world's greatest tthefs, at X.-iquin's
louay.
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MISS ANNA GRAY.
One of (ho most popular nnd nttrmrllvc jouif? women In. Washington so
ciety Is MM Anna Gray, daughter of Judge flenrpp (.Jr.i.v, the presidential
cniKlIdnl". While her homo Is in Wilmington, Del , MLss Gray spends much
of Iter time in Washington and attends all the principal social gathering?. Sho
was sponsor for llw United States gunboat Wilmington and recently became
a member of the Society of SpouFors.
FO
m COUNT
VISITS BISBEE
HE WAS LOOKING FOR ORE SPECL
MENS IN THE METROPOLIS
OF COCHISE COUNTY
W
niSUBB, May V,. A man who has
made eight trips to this country from
Burope and who has been oni'e around
the world, would naturally be an inter
esting personage. But when there is
added to that I the fact that he is u
count, influential in diplomatic circles
and able to make himself understood in
several languages, the interest is inulti I Charles T,
plied
Such a person is Count Dcsfours of
Vienna, who is stopping at the Copper
Queen hotel in this city for two or
three dnys. Lured by a phone message
to tho effect that theic was a foreigner
at tho hotel who wanted to buy speci
mens of ore, a reporter wcut over and
found the count in the billiard room.
The man pointed out was sitting at a
table und drinking at intervals from
a glass of wine, as is the custom of most
Kuropeans. He appeared about SO years
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ill mm,
Two national forests, the Chiricnhua
in southeastern Arizona and the Pclon
cillo in the southwest corner of New
Mexico, are under the supervision of
the forest supervisor, whose hcadquar
tors are in Douglas, Ari?. The Chiri
cnhusi is the larger and more important
of the two. Mauy people have Jocatcd
homesteads within its boundaries nnd
great numbers of cattle, horses and
goats graze ocr it.
In IS79 a large cave was discovered
underneath the Chiricahua forest, but it
had never been explored until very re
cent years, when Toiest Supervisor
MrGlone and Forest Guard
in Globo Mining District, Gila Count'
aforesaid. Tho names of tho adjoitn;
claims as shown by the plat of sum
mo mo x-invo nija wie .uca jtocK, t
surveyoa claims on the w. E.; tkS
Agent, unsurveyed claim, on the S. jlf
the Eureka, unsurveyed, on the S. vj
and the Homcstakc, unsurveyed, on if
N. W. No conflicts,, Locat'on noi
is recorded in Records of Mines, C
ty Recorder ' Oflice, paid Gila Connj
as follows: Original as CAPTAIN Mtf
in Book 4, at Page 30, and amcnl?
as CAPl'AIN in Bool: 8, at Page 4L'
LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD, RoghteJ
Dated and posted on the ground Ja(
uary a3, iwua. first punncanon ait
17, 190?.
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E. M. Riggs undertook that dangerous
task. Jt has not been fully explored
yet, but enough has been done to ptove
that it is ery large and has numerous
Caverns" of great slzcann extreme beau
ty and a great many long, winding pas
sages.
r running stream ot water, narrow
MINERAL APPLICATION NO
United States Land Oflice, Pluc
Arizona, Feb. 13, 1908. NOTICE
HEREBY GIVEN that Old Domin
copper ruining ana omening i.omit
of Globe, Arizona, by its Attorney
fact, Willing Herring, of Tucson,
zona, has made application for a pati
for tho DARIUS LODE. sun?y '
2442, in Globo Mining District, G
County, in N. W. of N. W. 14 of pJ
24 nnd N. E. tf of N. E. 4 of Sec
and 8. W. U of S. W. of See. l
Twp. 1 N., Range 15 E., G. & & R I
& II., described as follows: Beginnu)
at Cor. No. 1, whence Cor. of Sees, c
14, as and 24, T. 1 N., K. 15 E, bnil
S. C9 dcg. 14 min. W. C07.6 ft.: thcnc!
33 dcg. 30 min. E. C01.6 ft to Or. .V
2; thence S. 51 dejr. 36 min. W. 120L1
1 . . r. . 1
'it. 10 ir. jmo. j: tnencc ii. 33 aea. 3
min. W. 574.80 ft. to Cor. No. 4; thec
N. 50 deg. 25 min. E. 1294.7 it. to Cor. X
1 41. ..!.- - mi 1 .
j, tuu jHutc ui. uuwuiug. 100 iocauc
Notice is recorded in Boob 8, Rcori
of Mines, Gila County, "page 511. At
joining claims aro: Cottonwood and 1
X. L. lodes, Sur. 2311, nnd Osceola, Sc
2323, on the North; said Osceola a
Wild & Wooly, Per. 1656, on the Ea
Yellow Jacket, far. 1650, and Coppi
Queen, Sur. 231, on tue South; eal
Copper Queen and Copper King, Si
2313, on the West. Conflicting clais
arc Wild & Wooly, Osceola and Copft
Queen lodes. Tho conflicts with su
Wild tfc Wooly and Osceola lodes a
0.007 acre of tho conflict of 0.107 atr
with said Copper Queen lode, are c:
eluded. LYMAN W. WAKEFLELI
Register. First publication March 7. !
MINERAL APPLICATION. No. 3
Snrvnv No. 23S4. NOTICE IS HEB1
BY GIVEN, that in pursuance of Chaj
ter Six, of Title XXXU. of the.ReviM
but of unknown depth, has been found Statutes of tho United States, the ft.
in one of the lower caverns. This P"or and Boston Copper Company,!
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stream uas necn called "hlims river," c"Purawuu "i uco " ""'. aiw
and in onlor to reach it one must walk
for two and one-half hours through
.. . - t 1
old, wore glasses, was of stdut build.J somewhat winding nassaee
and had a full SOt of Whiskers. He was I Most of the I.irre rhnrnhnn nr l.nn.i
nsKCU it ne hub tiie man wlio wanted tifully decorated with great stalactites
to buy ore specimens. He said that he and stalagmites covered with crystals.
Brown,
BuildiDi.
tho Notary.
Globo
Offlco
American block coal,
Georgo Gamble's.
$11 per ton at
The best line of summer drinks in the
city at the Palace. Chas. .Vsche. (
See and hear Prof. Becker, one of
z
i up
Tell us what you want and let us make fig-
Uurcs for you. It will cost you nothing", and
if we can't beat the other fellow on prices it is
because he is committing business suicide. Ring
us up and we will send a man.
The Silver Belt Publishing Company
I Quality Printers
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Ipurposo of selecting six delegates nnd
,!lsix nlternnte delegates to renresent the
.Territory of Arizona at the National
, ,1 uvmociniu; convenuon to oe Hold at
the City of Denver on the 7th day. of
July, 1908, also to select a member of
tho Democratic national committee.
Tho basis of representation to said
I Territorial convention shall bo 0110 del
v nrrnln fn. itnv. 4l4'4 . ..!.. A .. i
-"hi-' -" wv.j 44fcj tuiu1 ur 11 juajur
traction thereof cast for the Hon. M.
A. Smith ior delegate to congress in
1000ft
Tho number of dolegntes each conntv
is entitled to send to said convention.
by virtue of such apportionment is as
follows:
Votes cast No of
1 Counties for Smith Delegates
l,Apacho 203 4
Cochmo - ...235G 47
Coconino ... ,... 502 11
Gila . 000 18
uraham ,1150 23
Maricopa 1808 37
Mohave 364 ' 7
Navajoc 307 7 ,
Pima .. 755f 15
Pinal 270 5
Santa Cruz 353 7,
Ynvapni !v..15C0 31
Yuma ,..,. 878 8
Totnl number of
delegates .. 220'
Tho delegates to said Territorial con
vention shall bo chosen ot such time
nnd in such mannor aa tho respoctivo
county control committoes shall dotor-
mino upon, but it is recommended by tho
Territorial committees that said eonnty
central committees call primaries and
hold county conventions to chooso said1
delcgato.
Dono by order of the Territorial
Democratic Control Committee.
J. P. DILLON.
, Chairman.
J. H. ROBINSON, !
Secretary. . '
Tired nerves, wit:i that "no ambi
Hon" feeling thnt is commonly felt in
spring or early summer, can bo easily
and quickly altered by taking what is
known to druggists everywhere as Dr.
Shoop'.s Restorative. One will absolute
ly note a changed feeling within 48
hours after beginning to take tho Re
stoiative. The bowels get sluggish in
the winter time, the circulation ofton
slows up, tho Kidneys arc inactive, and
even the Heart in many cases grows de
cidedly weaker. Dr. Hhoop's Restora
tive is recognized cverywhcio ns a gen
uino tonic to these vital organs. It
builds up nnd strengthens tho worn out
weakened nerves; it sharpens tho failing
appctito, and universally aids digestion.
It always quickly brings ronewed
strength, life, vigor, nnd ambition. 'iy
it und bo convinced. Sold by Palaco
and Globo Pharmacies.
Free lecture today on
Prof. Bcckor nt Naquin's.
cooking by
100 por cont cuan reservo ror all caah
liabilities. 5 per cent interest paid on
3 months term deposits, 0 por cent in
terest paid on long term doposits, 8 to
10 por cent interest on escrow deposits,
is the s'tatus of tho Globe Bank & Sav
ings Co, Firo .nsuranco in 11 best
companies. Real estnto plncod, sold nnd
negotiated. Rents, collected, houses
rented. Labor employee agency. Ex
.hnngo sold, checks cashed. Pcoplo
lorved in nil financial ways, on best
terms nnd absolute safoty. Money tc
loan.
was.
The count shied at the note book,
but grew .noro friendly as the conver
sation proceeded, during which many
interesting things were learned of him.
He was watching 11 game of billiaids at
the time.
To one of tho players who Comphined
of being tired after nn hour's playing,
lie exptcssed surprise, statincr that he
often played five nnd six hours, nnd had
played as long as nine hours at a time
without rest.
This is tne eighth time the count
has made a trip to the United States,
and lie has made one trip around the
world. He has just returned from a
two months' trip to Old Mexico. This
is his first trip to Bisbce. He is now
on hU way to Japan, via San Fran
cisco, on a visit to a nephew who is in
uie (upiomat.c service in the Flow'ery "PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
""' , Everything in Ladies', Children's and
lount wcsiours made ins iirst trip to Infants' ready-to-wear clothes, under
go United Stntes,v "when you were wear, shoes, Suits and Cloaks, waists.
lint. ho nilrlnil nfl... ri.ln. .!.,.. -1-Ii ... . . '
., .... ......v.. w...u .lif'W.tui, till llllllll
that was before he was born.
These give the appearance of extremi
ly clear ice and they sparkle like frosty
snow on a nioonngnt nignt. Jn some
places these stalactites and stalagmites
have united, forming hollow tubes
which when tapped with a hard sub
stance produce most hnrmonious tones.
This cave may not bo of much scien
tific importance, but it is so large and
beautiful that it will certainly attract
many visitors and should, it ecr be
fitted up with lights and good walks,
and its wonders nnd' beauties becdmc
generally known it will become a popu
lar place for oxcuro.onists.
It is now under the control of the
government and some step? have already
been taken to protect it from the dep
redations of unthinking und careless
visitors.
."What do you think of this coun
try" he was asked.
"L like it; .it is a great country. I
have watched the progress which hns
been made since my fust visit in 1S73,
and It is wonderful."
not always rub him the right way, how
ever, as he intimated when lie went to
his room and "brought n copy of an
IJl Paso paper wherein it was stated
in big headlines on the first page, "Tho
Count lAkes Sleep; Now Slumbers at a
Local Hotel." The article went on to
refer to tho long locks and spectacles
of tho count attracting much attention,
and added, "Was not considered by
those who saw hi mto bo in search of
nn heiress."
skirts, millinery, fancy goods, etc.
DOLPH BAATZ & CO,
086 Broad St., Globe. Arizona.
sac
LUUAL ADVERTISEMENTS."
Freo lecturo today on cotoking by
Prof. Becker at Naquinfa.
Canvas awnings Globo Paint Co.
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4Learn tho art of, cookingat Naquin's
today. - ' n
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 354,
Survey No. ;2492. United States Land
The liberties taken in America dojonicc Phoenix, Arizona, April 10, 1908.
.Notice is iicrcby given that Clara Kin
ney whoso post-Oflico is Globe, Ari
zona, has made application for
United Btatcs patent for tho Rosaline
No. 2 lode- mining claim situate in SEVi
section 5, T. 1-R, 15-E. G. & S. R. B.
M., Globe Mining District nnd in the
County of Giln, Territory of Arizona,
as follows: ROSALINE No. 2 Begin
nmg at Corner No. 1 whence corner of
sections 4, 5, 8, 0, T. 1-N. R. 15 E. bears
8. 1 dcg. 19 min. E. 659.7 feet thence
south 84 dcg., 20 min. W. 1500 feet to
corner No. 2., theneo north 18 deg. 33
min. W. 014 feet to cornor No. 3, theneo
N. 84 deg., 20 min. E. 1500 feet to cor
ner No. 4, thence S. 18 deg. 35 E. G14
feet to plnco of beginning. Containing
an area of 20.609 acres. This claim is
bounded, by vacant land, Rosaline No.
1 ond Rosaline No. 8 lode elnimi survey
No. 2491. Tho location of this claim
is recorded in the recorder ffico of
Gila County, Ari?.-i und the comploto
flold notes arc on fl'e In tho U. S. Land
Oflice, Phoenix, Ariwnii. LYMAN W.
WAKEFIELD, Register.
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Surplus Fixtures and Butcners' mdso,
for sale at cost for cash, or two for one
In our stock. Bids wanted to contract
work; at slaughter house Bids wantod
on lease, over three years time to nm,
on c3rrall( nox Pioneer Market Bids
Wantod on leaso for pasturo and water
near reservation. Bids wanted to buy
all tfco company's left over accounts
after aoxt pay day.. Reservo tho right
to accept or refuse for nest interests
of our company.
E. R, KELLNEE,..
Managing Director Globo "Wholesale
Meat Co.
Weak women rihould read my "Book
No. 4 for Women." It was writton
oxpressly for women who aro not well.
Tho Book No. 4 tolls of. Dr. Shoop's
'Night Curo" nnd just how thesa sooth
ing, healing, antisoptic suppositories can
bo successfully applied. Tho book, and
strictly confidential modical ndvico is
ontiroly free. Writo Dr. Shoop, Racine,
WisThV Night Curo is sold by Palaco
and Globe Pharmacies., A l '
MINERAL APPLICATION- NO. 342.
Survey No. 2373, March 13, 1908.
U. 8. Land Oflice, Phoenix, Arizona.
Notlco is hereby givon that in pur
suance of tho Act p Congress, ap
provod May 10, 187B, J?. Oates and J. B
Newman, whoso postoffice address is
Globo, Gila County, Arizona, have
mado application for a Patont for
1500 linear feot on tho CAPTAIN lodo
bearing copper, the same beiBg JJS.7 this 28th dar of January. 1908,
loet southeasterly and PdO.3 nsrthwvt First publication March 17, 1908.
ney in Fact, claiming 1093.7 linear ff
ot tne Ulobitc vein, lodo or mincn,
deposit, bearing iron and copper, wit
surface ground COO feet in width, lyii,
ana noing smiaicu wjtmn tne lilob
Mining District, County of Gila, at-'
Territory, of Arizona, approximately t
Section It, T. 1 N. R. 10 E.. unsurvoxri
has made application to the Unit
States for patent for tho said Minit,
Claim, which is more fully describe
as to metes and bounds by the officii
plat herewith posted and by field now
of survey thereof, now filed in the cf
fico of the Register of the District t
Lands, subject to sale at Phoenix, At
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4&u4iu, n 4111-41 Htm uuii'3 ox survey ucy
said claim on the surface, with magnet
variation at 13 deg. .45 min. East, t
.follows, to-wit: Beginning at CornfM
iSo. 1 whence quarter section com,
between Section 13, T. 1 N. R. 13 IX
(surveyed) nnd Section 18, T. 1 N. I'
16 E. (unsurveyed) G. Sr s. R. B. X
M. bears N. 87 dcg. 44 min. W. ti505,'
feet and Corner No. 1 from King Led'
Survey 2297, bears S. 3S deg 1) iukT;
W. 427.96 feet; thence S. 23 .leg. tX
mm. E. 000 feet to Cor. No 2, thcwtfrl1
N. 07 deg. 00 min. E. 1191.7 ft. to C&
No. 3; theneo N. 23 deg 00 min. W. 6 H
ft. to Cor. No. 4; thence S. 07 deg. Of
min W. 1191.7 feet to the place of agf
giuuiug, .nm vumuiuing i.viv acres, ei
elusive of conflict with Iron King loV
survey 22. 4.101 acros, and conflK
with Ued Oxido lode, survey No. 229
4.3.W acres,
The original and tno rxnended lo
tion notices of the said mining olar
being of record in the office of tl
Recorder of Gila County aforesaid, 1
Records of Mines, respectively at pad
135, Book 9, and pago 428, Book S, v
tho County nnd Territory aforesaid, tl
presumed general course of direction c
tho said Globitc oin lodo or miner.
deposit being shown upon tho pis
posted herewith as near as can bo ii
tormined from present developments
this claim being for 1093.7 linear f(
thereof, together with tho surfaf
ground shown upon the official pi'
posted herewith, the said vein lodo ai
mininir premises hereby sousht to
patented, being bounded as follows, fr
wit: On tho northwest by the R('
Oxido lode, survey No. 2290, and on ft
south by the Iron King lode, survey V'
2297, and on tho oast by nnknown olainri
tho said claim being designated as Su"
voy No. 2384 in the official plat postf
horcwith.
Any and all persons claiming ndvers'
ly the mining ground, vein, lodo, prer
iscs or any portion thereof so dcscriW'
surveyed, platted ond appliod for ai
hereby notified that unless their advcrl
claims mo filed ns according to 1st
and the regulations thereunder, witi
in sixty days from the date hcrco
with the Register of the U. 8. Lai1
Offlco, at Phoenix, Arizona, they wM
tb barred in virtue of the provisions '
aid statute 1 LYMAN W. WAKl
FIELD, Register, .U. a Land Offlii
P,hocoir, Arizona, Dated and post"
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