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DAILY ARIZONA' SILVER BELT
Tuesday, August 25, fl0.q
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SALES AGENCY
Hanna's DrugStore
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Fined for Fighting John Dowio and
Klais Ziede, two Syrians, were brought
beforo Justice Rnwlings yesterday af
ternoon and fiued $15 nnd $S, respec
tively, for fighting.
Mrs. Bocha Dead Mrs. Maria Hoclia,
a Mexican woman who died Sunday,
was buried at 10 o'clock yestcrdny fore
noon after services at tho Catholic
church. She was a widow, aged 40
years, nud leaves five children, the
eldest; of whom is a .14-year-old girl.
lNewiSIeat Market Kenneth & Gam
ble, experienced butchers, aro starting
a new .meat market, located in North
Globe.
Rhinoceros Boetle A rhiuoeeros
beetle, a remarkable insect of propor
tions sutlicicntly largo to justify tho
suspicion that it ought to be entered in
the animal elass, was caught at tho
smelter by Bill Sparks and turned over
to Billy Butler at the Palace Pharmacy
to bo mounted. Mr. Butler says that in
ten vears of his residence hero he has
seen but three of these beetles and that
this is tho largest ho ever heard of.
Tho insect has a great trunk, Hke an
elephant's, but rigid, with something
like nippers at the end of it.
New Partnership Mrs. Laura A.
Murdoch has interested herself in the
L. N. Achonbach exclusive millinery
store and hereafter it will be the Pari
sian Millinery company. Wo aro pre
pared to show the public tho correct
styles in fall and winter millinery. Call
and bq convinced.
No News of ConnoUey No news of
A. It. Connoley, who was badly burned
with slag at tho smelter Saturday, could
bo obtained last night, The Old Domin
ion declined to give any information,
referring the applicant to Dr. Holt, who
could not be reached by telephone.
Burro Thieves Landed Deputy Sher
iff W. G. Duncan and W. E. Knowles
returned Sunday night from Bnosovclt,
having ' in custody two Mexicans
charged with stealing burros from a
ranch north of town. Tho men had
been arrested by Hanger Holmes.
BASEBALL
Sunday, August 30
CLIFTON
vs. GLOBE
A great game between two great
teams
BATTERIES
Collins and Burek for Globe
Pique and Brock for Clifton
Watch this space for later announcements
Phoenicians Beforo Kangaroo Court
Four Phoenicians were duly hauled be
fore tho "kangaroo court" in the coun
tj jail hero last night and fined what
ever amount of loose change they had
upon their persons. The prisoners woro
J. A. C. Martinez, C. 11. Valentino, Ed
Lightner and Roy Wilson. Tho chnrgo
against them was "coming to tho cUy
of Globo with brags about nJittlo vil
lago called Phoenix." Martinez, and
h'is friends struck town Saturday even
ing, on their way to tho White moun
tains on a hunting trip. They romaincd
in town over Sunday, and woro having
a great old timo calling on their locnl
friends. Martinez finally roincmbcdcd
tho sheriff nnd left his friends to call
at the ollice, telling them to, join him
there a littlo later. Ho was welcome,
all right, but his bragging soon got so
strong that Deputy Sheriff Duncan de
cided to lock him up, nud Martinez was
hustled off to jail. Ho was no sooner
in than tho kangaroo court had hold
of him and was putting him through
tho forty-third degrco in fine stylo de
spite his protests, Judge Jack Mankin
presiding. After a while, Lightner call
ed to soo why Martinez dallied so long,
and ho was, in turn, chucked behind
tho bars and face to faco with tho
kangaroo court, of which Martinez, by
this time, had become a bailiff. Light
ner 's trial was hardly through beforo
Valentine and Wilson showed up, one
after the other, and into tho "can"
they went. When tho "inner fourt"
hnd properly cleaned the quartet of
their smnll change, they woro released,
the kangaroo court giving them a- cer
tificate entitling them to "freo entry
to the jnil any time during the next
thirty days." About seven hours and
thirtv-six minutes after it happened,
KMart'inez began to seo tho joko and
laughed heartily.
Bank Was Not Wreckod It was only
a celebration by the Modern Woodmen
of America iu the basement of the
Trust building Inst night, but tho en
thusiasm of the choppers when they put
through Town Marshal Dob Anderson,
his deputy, Jim Cochran, and about
thirty-nine other ambitious candidate?,
was such that there was almost a panic
on tho street and a couple of Mexicans
at tho Silver Belt corner were found
cruoched behind a'telephono jwle, ex
claiming "la banca," as though they
were suro that the bank,, across tho
street had been invnded by Geronimo's
band, revived. In the basement of the
building, it is understood, things were
getting so strenuous that a well known
insurance man was trying to get into
his ofllce, overhead, by scratching
through the ceiling, stopping only when
tho lights were turned on. The initiation
was followed by a great banquet, to
which a note of sadness was given by
'a feeling Teferenco to tho death of the
wife of one. of the members, Ollio Tay
lor, and a hearty voto of sympathy.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
J. B. Ballard went to El Paso Sun
day morning on a business trip.
Mrs. Charles C. Fleming is visiting
with Miss Laura Brookner for a few
days.
R. II. Simmons and Mrs. Simmons
and W. T. Wright went to Limburgcr
rock Sunday.
John B. Kendall returned Saturday
from a two months' trip to Hillsboro
and Hermosa, N. M.
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson re
turned Sunday night from Los Angeles,
having enjoyed their, vacation on tho
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayficld will leave this
morning for Ovvensboro, Ky., where Mr.
Mayficld will begin treatment.
E. T. Satchell will leave this morning
for Philadelphia to look after some
business matters.
M. E. Conboy of the Palaco Pharmacy
left yesterday morning on a business
trij) to El Paso.
II. II. Harvey came in yesterday from
his mine seven miles south of town. Ho
is developing a very promising sulphide
lead and taking out rich ore.
Dr. Mageo of tho Old Dominion hos
pital staff will leave this morning for
Cloudcrof t, whoro he will remain a few
days and then continue cast to bo gono
about a month on a vacation trip.
C. D. Olds, general enrponter for the
Gila Valley, Glabe& Northern, came in
from Sam Carlos Saturday and return
ed this morning. Ho is constructing
section and railroad residence buildings.
Ben Sharp will leave this morning for
a trip to El Paso and will return the
first of next week to resuiue his work
as right hand man for Superintendent
White of the Warrior Copper company.
G. M. Burns of Prescott, a prominent
mining man and territorial central com
mitteeman from Yavapai county, is in
tho city for a few days on business and
visiting in the best mining city on the
globe.
Rev. and Mrs. Gunthor and Miss
Clara Donningcr of the Rico Apache In
dian mission, who recently returned
from their vacation tour jo Ft. Apache,
Sibbicue, Flagstaff nnd Grand Canyon,
were tho guests of Rev. Hnrdcrst tho
local missionniy, Monday, iu honor of
his now-born g&n.
(Regardless
"It will bo';an expensive wedding, I
understand." 1
"Oh it will, They rehearse every
day, and the prospective groom smashes
a real camera 'it each rehearsal."
II
Canvas awnings Globo Paint Co.
"It Is to Laugh."
And nt the Iris tonight "it
roar."
is to
Somewhat Prepared
"I think the young man is a candi
date for your daughter's heart."
"Yes," assented tho indulgent fath
er, t'nnd I believe ho'll win out. I look
for a notification committee any day
now."
Capital Paid la, $100,060.00 8urjdu $40,000.00
THE GILA VALLEY BANK ic TRUST CO.
C. E. MILLS. President. Dr. L. D. Kicketts. Vice President. T. A. PASCOE. Vies Piesldenf.
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E. M. BURD, Local' Manager.
H. 8. VAN GORDEB, Cashier.
O. E. MILLS
H. S. VAN GORDEB
A. T. THOMSON
We Invito Now Business
DIRECTORS
L. D. RIOKETTS
T. A. PA8C0E
WALTER DOUGLAS
R. B. HEQARDT
E. M. HUBD
WE pay 4 per cest oa Savings Accounts
DIAZ GOVERNMENT
APPREHENSIVE
OF TROUBLE
FEARFUL OF TROUBLE SEPT. 15,
ANNIVERSARY OF MEXICAN
INDEPENDENCE.
Troops Being Distributed Along Border,
With Higher Officers In 'Command
No Crowds Will Be Allowed to Mass,
Save at Places Named.
LUNCH COUNTER.
A. C. Barragan has opened a first
class lunch counter in the Monte Carlo
saloon and will servo Spanish and Amer
ican lunches, tamalps and ouchiladas.
Your patronage is solicited.
The Greedy Bard
"When, he was poor he was a good
poet, but prosperity ruined him."
, "How was that!"
"A soon as he began getting a dol
ar a word, ho wouldn't stick to tho
meter. Insisted on jamming in extra
words."
"It Is to Laugh."
And :ft the Iris tonight "it
roar."
is to
Getting Erudite Quick
"Greek and Latin at a Glance,"
Said the book.
Guess I'd better take a chance
Have a look.
The Tickets
The good old names hang on,
Nor does their luster dim.
One ticket is Bill nnd John;
The other Bill and Jim.
Each ta His Trade.
"Pa, what Is minor author!"
"Just what the name implies,
is an age of literary specialism
have miner, trapper and sailor authors,
and many others."
This
We
EL PASO, August 2-1. The Mexican
government is taking overy possible
step to guard against a recurrence of
the recent border troubles September
15, hto anniversary of the independence
of that country. Troops aro being dis
tributed all along the border and in
sections remote from the larger cities.
At the border posts, colonels aro taking
the places of the captains and majors
who hitherto commanded.
Precautions will bo taken against tho
congregating of crowds at places not
designated in the celebration programs.
It Is. to Laugh."
And nt tho Iris tonight "it is to
roar.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Arizona: Generally fair Tuesday and
Wednesday.
TheGlobeBank
and Savings Co.
Incorporated
153 EAST CEDAR STREET
We pay 5 per cent per annum, on
Term Deposits if left 3 months.
We pay as high as 9 per cent on Es
crow Deposits. Don't let your money
lay idlo without Interest. Start a Sav
ings Account today, and make your
money work for you while yon sleep.
We handle Real Estate of all kinds,
and we write Fire Insurance in the best
companies in tho world.
Call and seo us today and we can
please you.
F. L JONES & SON.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
OFFICE: 174 S. Broad St
RESIDENCE: 346 S, HU1 St
Telephone 433
Carnations In August
Wo can ship you carnations during tho hot weather and make you
a special price of 15c per doz., 51.00 per 100 for August.
No orders shipped less than 50c.
Wo want a live dealer in every town to handle our stock this year.
Write us for particulars.
Cash must accompany all orders.
ARMACOST NURSERIES
' 107 Pier Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
EM
Do You Care To Find the Best Bar
gain in Gobe Real Estate
If so, here are a few for your consideration:
Fine corner lot 55xll2'2 Pascoo Hill, worth $700, for $500.
Largefdevcl lot; flne location, Pascoe Hill, $600.
Corner lot, 50x100, east and south front, East Globe, $350.
Three-room houcenico lot, Noftsger Hill, $1050, part time.
Nice nvo-xoora house, largo lot, Noftsger Hill, $2100, part tttni.
Fine house, Nob .Hill, $1200, part cash, balance time.
Elegant home, Nob Hill, 32800; $1000 cash, balance time.
Corner lot, nice house, Nob Hill, $2000.
Two-room houso anil tvo lots, Noftsger Hill, $500, easy payments.
Buying, sfclllnc or renting, seo the other fellow, then see the
Home Investment Company
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Tonight
AND WEDNESDAY NICHT
Earl Burgess Presents the
Earl Burgess Co.
In the mosit seasational melodrama
ever presented
"THE QUEEN OF THE
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In 4 acts and 9 scenes
See
The Streets of Chinatown.
Fong Low's Yacht in Mid-Ocean.
The Imperial Garden.
The Torture Chamber.
Feng Low's Palace.
Tfhe Terrible Nine.
Vaudeville between the acts
Reserved Seats 50 and 75 Cents
SEATS NOW SELLING
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We have the newest and most complete assortment of groceries in town.
Every article that leaves our store is guaranteed. We are DAILY convincing
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plain to you how we can save you money on your grocery bill. Among the many
lines we carry we quote prices on the following:
Naw Plain Sour Pickles, 25 cents per quart.
Lipton's Tea, (Ceylon and Iadia,) 80 cents per pound.;
Black-eyed Peas, 10 cents per pound.
Cream of Wheat, 20 cents per package.
t , White Star Soap, 5 cents' per bar.
Sunny Monday Soar, 5 cents per bar.
The Seelig Company, inc.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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We pay full value for gold-bullion,
placer, scrap, nuggets, or any other
old kind of gold.
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