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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
Thursday, September 37, l)o
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PRESIDENT,
J. N. Porter.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
D. W. Wickerskam
I. E. Solomon
P7 P. Greet
CASHIER,
J. N. 'Robinson.
ASST. CASHIERS,
A. J. McKinnon
Q. 0. Simmons.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
'Capital $100,000 Surplus $100,000 Shareholders' Liability $100,000 United State, Territorial, Comity nd City Depository.
"Fourth Arizona Fair, Phoenix, November 9-14, 1008 Attractions Extraordinary.'1
DIRECTORS'
V. W. Wlckeraham I. E. Solomon J. N. Robinson
W. A. Ilolt E. B. GrMer Ph. Freudenthtl
J. N. Porter C. P. Solomon J. B. Nownun
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WILEY E. JONES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practice in all Courts.
Suito 11, Trust Building,
Olobo, Arizona.
Phones: Office, 1401; Hosideuce, 131J.
E. R. McPHEETERS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Offco: Rooms 1 and 1! Trust Bldg.
Hours: 9 to JO n. in.; 2 to 4 p. in.
Evenings, (5:30 to 7:30.
Resilience, Dominion Hotel.
Strangers Home Restaurant
476 N. BROAD ST.
WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE
Day and night service; seasonable
delicacies, neatness, promptness.
' BILLY CUNNINGHAM, Prop.
Edmund T. Satchell
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Assayer, Chemist, Metallurgist
130 BROAD STREET P. O. Box 1005
GLOBE, ABIZONA.
Commercial
Gas Engines
and Hoists
Latest, sarest and m03t Ircproved
model, guaranteed for economy and re
liability; simplest scientific engine built
Agent for
MINING AND IRRIGATION
PUMPS
Sold and Installed on absolute guar-
antes by
John Wog
Box 211 GLOBE. ASUS.
So Different!
You havo had your collars come
homo with an edgo like a saw!
You have had your buttonholes
break out as brittle as a pie
crust! You have had yonr shirt
split half Its length when you
pulled it over your head. But all
that can bo avoided If you' have
your work done at
The Globe Steam Laundry
IT'S SO DIFFERENT.
KING & CO.
CEMENT WORKERS
We do all kinds of cement work
and excavating. Satisfaction in
all cases and prompt and reliable
service.
Leave orders at
Silver Belt office.
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SULTAN & WAYNE
MINING ENGINEERS
111 North Broad Strut
P. O. Box 867
HOLLOW
Concrete BIocKs
and Sidewalk Reinforced
Concrete
Manufacturer of, Cement Pressed Bricks,
40-ton pressure to the brick.
Estimates on Building
Promptly Furnished
J. MAUREL
Two-itory Concrete Blook House, Weit
of Globe Lumber Yard. P. O. Box 221.
A Day's Doings in Arizona
IRISH ESTATES III
SAD AFFLICTION OF AGED JER
OME WOMAN, WHO THINKS SHE
IS THE POSSESSOR OF RICHES
ACROSS THE WATER.
PKKSCOTT, ScptombiT 10. Accused
of being insane, Mrs. Mary Hartnctt of
Jerome lind a partial hearing in tlio
probate court Saturday and wis sent
to the county hospital for further ob
survation of Iter alleged eccentricities.
Mrs. Jlartnett insists that she is the
owner of a small estate in Ireland" and
wishes to return to claim her own. Her
husband, Dan Hartnctt, testified that
she did not own anything in lrejund and
that in iher delusions she has threatened
him with bodily injury several times
! in the last two years,
j With no other witnesses present in
tthe court, Mrs. Hartnctt impressed the
I examining physicians m well that
I neither considered her a fit subject for
commitment to the asylum for the in
.sane. She graphically described her
beautiful home by the broad expanse of
the Atlanite ocean in the Miuth of Ire
land and said that she desired to return
there to claim her own ami live there
tin pence. There was no evidence to
! contradict her statements 'except that
jof her husband. Ilcr'appearanec was
(so neat and her statements so direct
that the physicians agreed that she was
inane and that her peculiarities were
, only duo to outbursts of temper.
Mrs. Hartnctt gave her age .as lifty
years. She is the mother of five chil
dren, two of whom are respected me
chanics, one in this city ami the other
in southern Arizona. Her two daugh
tors reside with their parents in Jer-
iimie. One son is a student at the Tempo
I Normal school. Cross examined, she
I admitted that nil her children were
good and kind to her and that her hus
band was also kind, with the exception
j that he prevented her from returning
j to her native land to claim her own.
i She alo remembered being committed
.to the territorial asylum for the insane
I four years ago and told the court and
, physicians the names of the .superintend
(cut and asylum attendants, even relat
ing what transpired at her examination
Jwhon she was committed.
She says that some Mexicans residing
in her neighborhood in Jerome annoy
I her at times, calling her bad names.
She joined her husband in .Jerome nine
I years ago, coming from her native land
with her family. Her youngest child,
a daughter, was bora in .Jerome eight
vears ago.
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!The efforts of Kyan it Co have been
rewurded by a most complete lino of
school books and supplies. You can find
anything there.
ARIZONA1 NEWS
AND COMMENT
Phoenix is discussing the feasibility
of constructing a building for the ex
clusive use of the Water Users' associa
tion and the Tcclamation service. Tom
porary quarters are now rented.
Mesa independence dnv was celcbrat
ed at Granite Reef on Wednesday.
T)inni!i T. Ivi'nmrli nf Plinoniv hnt.
I been appointed assistant to ' Con
O Keefc, collector of customs at the
port of Xogales.
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The International Typographical un
ion will assist Phoenix printers in car
ing for members of the craft suffering
from the effects of consumption, who
locate in (he Capitol city.
itev. Alfred Jliff, a former pastor
Of the Episcopal church in Phoenix, is
dead in Canton, Chiiia, as the result of
typhoid fever.
Phoenix has formed a civic federation
with a charter membership of 75. Ob
ject is to benefit and uplift Phoenix.
Mesa young Indies of the Mormon
faith have organized a "Young La
dies 'i Society," and will give a scries
of socials and other entertainments.
Tho Santu P has reduced the freight
rate on hay botween Phoenix and Flag
staff from $8 to $7 and the grain rate
from S2C to 40c.
Phoenix is "laying in" a big stock
of ginger bread and red lemonade prep
aratory to the coining of Barnum &
Bailey's show on September 28.
By a vote of J2 8to 8 Yuma will issue
school bonds to the amount of $00,000.
Maricopa county farmers are arrang
ing an exhibit for tho Albuquerque fair.
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The people of Tucson voted down tho
proposed new charter.
Lyman Wakcfiold, resigned register
of the Phoenix land office, denies that
J his action was prompted by a shortage
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of clerks. Ho says that ho has Iai deer
tain mntters before United States At
toreny Alexander and intimates that a
sensation is soon to bu .sprung. '
Mail; Smith will speak in Florence on
October ", and elaborate preparations
are being made for his reception.
I'luicnix negroes hae employed a de
teclive to run to earth a man, believed
to be a uegio, who has been attacking
women and girls on the sheets of that
city. The aigroes assert that they will
be able to prove that it is i) white man.
Phoenix high school opened with an
enroldment ot :tt)0 pupils. Prof. A. K.
Stabler, formerly ot tllobe, is the now
principal.
Douglas has hopes of becoming the
center of a great dry farming district.
Tho Central Arizona Electric company
has been organized to furnish light and
power to Octave and Wiekenburg.
Tho Salt Hiver Valley Water Users'
association has approved the purchase
of the canal of, tho Consolidated com
pany. Tho price Js .f 187,000.
The Tempo Normal school has an n
rollment of -20 members. This is the
largest first week record In the history
of the school.
Tempe militia company is "doing driil
work twice a week.
Mesa is sinking a deep well for the
use of its city park.
Hon. Poster S. Dennis, a prominent
citizen of Kingman, is dead
Deceased
has resided in Mohave countv
since
18S1, anil represented that count v in
the legislature a number of years.
Since the crsiimptiou of work at Can
men Douglas merchants rejxirt n great
increase in their business.
Douglas opened thq school year with
an enrollment of 1,228 pupils.
Apache county farmers are arranging
an exhibit for the territorial fair.
Apache conutv took first prize at the
World's l'air "for oats.
Mark'Smith didn't attend the base
ball game while in Prescott and now the
republicans of the Mile High say that
he isn't entitled to the vote of the peo
ple of that town.
Some person seems to have questioned
the vitality of the Prescott Courier, nnd
hero is the way Editor Rogers comes
back: "The Courier man is good for
at least twenty years more of active life
nnd perhaps forty years more. The Cour
ier will be running when Angel Gabriel
toots his horn and will get out the first
extra about the toot."
"PEOPLE'S C3n STORE"
Everything in Ladles', Children's and
Infants' ready-to-wear clothes, under
wear, shoes, Suits and Cloaks, waists,
skirts, millinery, fancy goods, etc. ..
DOLFH BAATZ & CO.,
68G Broad St, Globe. Arizona
FINAL SUMMARY OF THE FIG
URE8 SHOWS THAT THE WORK
MAY BE FINISHED WITHIN AP
PROPRIATION BY LEGISLATURE.
PHOENIX, September (i. Figures
are now available giving the board of
control full confidence in its ability to
complete the work undertaken at tho
now prison, within the amount appro
priated by (he legislature, which was
$120,000. The contract for, all the ma
chinery, which includes the wiring,
lighting and numerous other things, has
been let finally to Smith, Booth
Ushor of Los Angeles for $23,437.
Bids for tlio machinery were opened
July 30 aud tho above named company
was the lowest by about $3,000. Other
bidders, howover, indicated to the board
of control that it was likely to secure
a poor quality of machinery and chonp
work. The delay of six weeks was taken
up therefore to look up the details of
TEA
If the tea is good you
ask for a second cup; if
not, you ask for the
money.
Year tracer rrtnrat your bom? Mr 4ml
Kt SchlUW Bolt ra w Ida.
PRISON ESTIMATES
AND CONTRACTS
Kodol
. 525 mmGKSTicm and
XftUKS SOUK STOMACH,
tho bid, Sonio changes wore mndo in
the way of substituting a particular
item for another, and the architect wont
tq Los Angolos to inspect the machinery
to bq used by tho low bidder. All
proved satisfactory nnd ns good as any
body's, wherefore the bid was awarded.
The bid for cells and all frtccl work
was awarded at $25,000 anil the bid
for cement construction, which includes
lumber and all construction materials,
was lot for $01,000. Thoe three bids
aggregate $109,4:17. The architect's fee
will bo $0,000, leaving about $1,500 for
tho digging of tho well and for inciden
tals that cannot bo estimated in ad
vance. This is believed to be n safe
margin so the totul cost will come with
in tlie appropriation.
These plans call for the completion
of Bixty-eight cells, which will accom
modate four persons each, oj a total of
27- persons. That is only about half
the prison population, but in this cli
mate 't is rarely that the prisoners ex
cept the incorrigibles, are forced to
sleep in steel cells, in ordinary weather
or in warm weather many sleeping in
the open in safe places within the walls.
It is expected the next legislature will
make some further appropriations for
the completion of ut least one more cell
wing, n dormitory, etc.
JIG FACTORIES
CAN'T TRANSFER
TiF! PERMITS
UNDER THE NEW LIQUOR LICENSE
LAW ARIZONA SALOON MEN
. HAVE NO RIGHT TO TRANSFER
THEIR LIQUOR LICENSES.
KINGMAN, September 10. Sincf the
now liquor license, law went into effect
there has been various opinions enter
tuined regarding the rights of tho holder
of licenses under the Inw. By ninny of
tho officers it was held that a license
wns transferable and that the holder
thereof could remove his place of busi
ness from one town to nnothcr. Re
cently complaint was made to the jus
tice of tho peace at Kingman that one
Otto Cornaggia was conducting a saloon
without n license at the Victor Gold
Mining company's camp aud a warrant
was issued for his arrest. Ponding the
service of tho warrant tho opinion of
tho attorney general of the territory
was obtained, which clearly set at rest
the contention that n saloon license was
transferable or that business could be
done under such license in any other
town than the one for which said license
was issued. Acting on this opiniorf
Cornaggia was brought into court and
a plea of guilty was entered. The
court then fined defendant $125 and
costs, or tho alternative of taking out
a license covering the period ho has
been doing business on the old license.
But, failing to obtain a license from
the board of supervisors, Cornaggia will
have to pay the fine.
A clever, jiomuur Candy Cold Cure
Tablet called Proventics is being dis
pensed by druggists everywherp. In a
few hours Prcventics are sure to break
any cold completely. And Prcventics,
being so safe and toothsome, are very
fine for children. 'So quinine, no laxa
tive, nothing harsh nor sickening. Box
of 48 25c. Sold by Palace nnd Globe
Pharmacies.
If there is an item of school sup
plies that you haven't got, get it at
Ryan's.
The White House
THEO. COLLINS, Prop.
THESE PRICES ARE GOOD
TILL 'SATURDAY NIGHT
Jicn's Golf Shirts, $1.00 and $1.25
values, each 50c
Best quality shirtings, all patterns,
regular 20c goods, now, yd lGc
Heavy Covert Cloth, per yard "20c
Ladies' pink and blue Undcrvcsts,
each 15c
Larko Turkish Towels, per pair. ...75c
Pond's Extract, 50c size1, now 30c
Eastman's Benzoin and Almond Lo
tion, regular 75c article, now.... 40c
Shampoo Jelly 25c
Albers Headache Elixir, regular COc
bottle, now 25c
. Window Shade, now 40c
10x20 fine Picture Fiames, $3.50
values, now $1.50
THE WHITE HOUSE
dyspkpsia.
BKLClIINoT
KTC K. C. DoWXTT
Sold by HANNA'S DRUG STORE
A BURGLAR 117 TOWN
His name is "bad cpugh." Ho does
n't care for gold or silver, but he will
steal your health away. If ho appears
in your house, arrest him at once with
Ballard's llorchound Syrup; it may
mean consumption if yon don't. A cure
for nil coughs, colds and 'chest troubles.
Price 25c, C0c and $1 per bottle. Tor
sale by Palace Phnrmncy.
All you school folks should know that
the biggest nnd best tnblot in town is
at Ryan's. 5 and, 10c .
Kodol will, without doubt, make your
stomach strong and will almost instant
ly relieve you of all the symptoms of
indigestion. It will do this because it
is mndo up of tho natural digestive
juices of the stomach so combined that
it completely digests the food just ns
the stomach will do it, so you see Kodol
can't fail to help you and help you
promptly. It jb sold by Huuna's Drug
Store, 22S llroad street.
Canvas awning Globe Paint Co.
DeWitt's Carbolizcd Witch Hazel
Salvo is recommended as the best thing
to use for piles. It is, of course, good
for anything where n salve is needed,
beware of imitations. Sold by Hannmfa
Drug Store, 228 Broad street.
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BARKLErS
BEN-HUR
COFFEE. A
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Never sold in bulk, but pnt hot in
air-tight tins direct from tho
roaster, thereby preserving tho
rich aroma and high flavoring.
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Phones: Office, Main 1841; Res. 115J
E, R. WILSON, M. D'.
C. B. WILEY, M. D.
DRS. WILSON & WILEY
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Over Post Office
Hour: 10-12 A- M., 2-5 and 7-8 P. M.
Residence 410 E. Oak
GEORGE HOPE
Registered Stallion
Trotter, Record of 2:14.
Stands at Shute's Barn
PRICE $25.00.
DR. H. A. SCHELL,
Arizona's Leading
Optician,
TUCSON, ARIZONA
Send broken glasses to be repaired or
duplicated. Next visit to Globe in
December or January.
Special
Discount
Sale
We have placed on sale our
Fancy Woolen Dress
Goods
All colors, which wo now place
at a
25 Discount
And we also call your attention
to our
Plain Flannel Dress
Goods
All corolu, which we now place
before you at a
25 Discount
Theso are unusual values and you
can make no mistake by taking
advantage of these special offer"
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It 6,11. to ntltCTToa. tetara the i bottle oontalntag one-third et the VatdieUe
tho dealer Ina whom you twafht it, and we will ntoad your aeaey"
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TRE GLOBE HARDWARE COMPANY
We are selling
GALVANIZED v
GARBAGE CANS
At $3.50
DURING SEPTEMBER
Leave your order now
TRE GLOBE HARDWARE COMPANY
We have an original
200-gallon hogshead of
Monarch Olives
Direct from Spain ...The
largest and best you ever
saw.
40c a pt.,
Old Dominion
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WHALLEY LUMBER CO.
DEALERS IN
Lumber. Glass. Iron and Felt
Roofing, Lath, Plaster, Paint,
Cement and All Kinds of
Building Material.
Sole Agents for Acme Wood Fibre Plaster, the finest
for all purposes. Works smoother and goes further
than any other plaster in the market
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GLOBE NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL STOCK
SUEPLUS AND PROFITS
DE. W. A. HOLT, President
PAT EOSE, Vice-President
MRS. C. M. CUSHMAN,
DE. W. A. HOLT
A. Q. SMITH
A General Banking Business Transacted. Your Account Solicited
B. F. VAN WAOENEN
U. S. Mineral Surveyor.
VAN WAGENEN & HEWES
Engineering and Assaying N
City Lot Surveying
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Umpire and
Suite 26
75c a qt.
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150,000.00
7,636.65
E. M. WHITE, Vice-President
A. O. SMITH, Cashier
Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
PEED O. QEIFPIN E. M. WHITE v
PAT EOSE A. W. SYDNOE
J. JT. KEEQAN
C. E. HEWES
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