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mm HHf Page Six ' DAILY A I? 17,0 V v SILVER BELT tMMiujicjttuiMesnmaMwt PRESIDENT, J. N, Porter. VICE PRESIDENTS, D. W. Wtckersham I. E. Solomon P7P. Greer CASHIER, J. N. Robinson. A8ST. CASHIERS. A. J. McKinncn Q. O. Simmons. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital $100,000 Surplus $100,000 Shareholders Liability $100,000 u""ed 8tatw' Tmon.i, count? nd oy Depository 'Fourth Arizona Fair, Phoenix, November 9-14, 1908 Attractions Extraordinary." DIRECTORS U. V Wiukiirsham I. E. tioluuioa J. N. Bubintun W A (Jolt E. B. Gri-ler Ph. Froudenthal .1. N. Portet 8, L. Gibiwa C. P. Bolsmon J B. NewtnaD P. P. Groor nnjiuumiijmju ji.wi i - & 1- i X sV w' 4 Mrs. R. Bell Dress Making- Parlors Second Floor Front of Old Dominion Store. Call and see her. WILEY E. JONES ATTORNEY AT LAW Pmctico In all Courts. Suito 11, Trust Building, Globe, Arizona. DR. A. F. MAISCH Office Hours: 9-10 a. m.; 1-3 p. ml; 6-7:30 p. m. Phono: Offlco 1J22; Rosidonco 1-123. Oilico Over Naquin's Furniture Store. Strangers Home Restaurant 470 N. BROAD 8T. WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE Day and night servico; seasonable delicacies, neatness, promptness. BILLY' CUNNINGHAM, Prop. Edmund T. Satchell Assayer, Chemist, Metallurgist 30 Br.OAD STREET P. O. Box 1006 GLOBE. ARIZONA. mmmmtmmmmmmmamimmmmmmm00mmmmm0am'mmmm90'i'mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm0mKmmlmm0K9mmmm A Day's Doings in Arizona ivMMMMiMWMMlMIHMAaMMNni"" NEW TOTEM FOR YELLOW METAL EXPERIMENT TO BE MADEVBY A YAVAPAI COUNTY MINING CORPORATION Commercial Gas Engines and Hoists Litest, urest uai most uifcond model, guaranteed for economy mad re liability; simplest scientific engine baJlt. Agent for 1CNTKO AND IRBIQATIOH PUMPS Bold and Installed on ftteeiot. gMt. t&tes by Box 211 Jolin Wog GLOBS. AJEXK. I 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 the Silver Belt office. mmmmmmsmmmmimmmmm i J.l, iKjiNitiV SULTAN & WAYNE MINING ENGINEERS 11 North Broad Strwi P. O. Box 807 HOLLOW Concrete Blocks and Sidewalk Reinforced Concrete Manufacturer of Coment Pressed Bricks, 40-ton pressure to the brick. Estimates on Building Promptly Furnished J. MAUREL Two-story Concrete Block House, Wast imi Globe Lwnbor Yard. P. O. Box 221. PRESCOTT, Nov. 3. E. II. Burmcis tcr has returned from the Cherry Greek district, whero ho shipped a carload of ore to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. There it will bo treated by a new process in-' vented by Charles T. Sncdckor, who re ccntly made an expert examination of the properties. The ore was taken from tho Leghorn and Bugler mines. When tho carload reaqhes Kansas City, Burmcistcr will leave here for Milwaukee to sco it treated by Sncdc kor. Snedekor'a report to tho management of the mine is flattering. lie found a largo tonnage of ore blocked out and ready for stoping and is of the opfnion that his new mill is adapted to the eco nomic treatment of the ores of the sev enteen claims comprising the group. Burmcistcr and his associates ou tho board of directors of the company Jiavc under consideration the installation of mills at the Leghorn and Bugler mines. Several tests will bo made to decide the character of plant best suited to tho economic treatment of the ores. Operations of tho company are now confined to the annual assessment work on tho claims, pending the decision of tho directorate on the mills to be installed. iencing a general uplift, which will have a beneficial effect on tho copper metal market, meaning increased pros perity for Arizona's copper mines. Freight traffic ou the S. P. P. & P. has increased to such an extent that a SuudEy freight train will be run. ARIZONA NEWS AND COMMENT Real estate dealers, architects and contractors of Tucson 'predict a big building boom for that city this fall. The gcat activity at present evident in the Globe mining district is making itself felt all over the country, aud territorial newspapers devote more space to Globe mining news than to any other district, . Machinery for Tucson 's new brewery is arriving daily and work on tho plant is progressing very satisfactorily. Many Arizona horses arc entered in the events at the big race meet being held in El Paso this week. Tho Phoenix Choral society is re hearsing for the production of Handel's masterpiece, "The Messiah," which will be presented Christmas night. The Phoenix High School beat tho Tempo Normals in their track meet Saturday by a score of G1V points to 581" points. The territorial fair management is devoting special attention to the poul try exhibit and calls on all fowl fan ciers to get in early with their prize chickens. Mrs. .1. M. Jamison, an aged and well known resident of Phoenix, died at her home Saturday afternoon of heart trouble. Kelly i. Gamble's stock company opened the Third avenue theatre in Phoenix last evening. Barney Bond is here from Globe visit ing friends and relatives. Phoenix Re publican. t News from eastern trade centers is that the electrical business is exper- Ours is a Careful Laundry Perhaps you arc not satisfied with having your laundry work dono at kome or by your present laun drynian. If sucn is the case don't got discouraged, but givo us a trial, a8 wo rim to satisfy and ploase each of our customers. Just phone 40L and we will havo our wagon call. WHITE WAGONS, WHITE WOEK, WHITE TREATMENT. ' '' " " " ', Arizona Steam Laundry 7f.O NORTH BBOAD ST. German colonist agents are in the Salt Uivor valley' investigating tho su gar bcrt out'ook in the interests of piosnccttvc German settlers. Three cars havo been entered for the 450-mile automobile race from Los An geles to Phoonix, to start Saturday. Building and, loan companies over the territory say tho demand for money to build small homes was uecvr so great as at the present time. 0 RIDES 45713 MILES EXPENSE NOTORIOUS "A No. 1" PAYS BIS- BEE CAMP HIS FIBST VISIT LEADS NOMAD LIFE "PEOPLE'S CASH STORE." Everything in Ladles, Children's and Infants' ready-to-wear clothes, undor wear, shoes, suits aud cloaks, waists, skills, milllnory, fancy goods, etc. BOLPH BAATZ b CO. 680 Broad Strcot, Globe, Arizona None hotter than Tony Faust beer. Sold only at Tho Parlor. M. B. Hon-ahan. Politician No. 1 Who is going to bo elected, Smith or Cameron 1 Politician No. 2 Don't know, but I am going on the lGth. W. L. St. Clair, a wrestler from Australia in tho champion class, has arrived in Yuma where ho has made match to wrestle in tho near futuie. Tho Empire moving picturo theater at Yuma has been closed indefinitely. The city health officer of Yuma is warning Yumaitcs against typhoid fev cr, a case of which dovelopcd thero last week. A subscription list is being circulated in Yuma fo rtho purpose of loveling aud improving the local ball park. In a fight Thursday night at a camp near tho Impcial dam works a Mcxicau named Fred Montico was stabbed in tho region of the heart by a fellow countryman and may not recover. Tho fourth annual session of the Ar izona Banker's association will be held iu Bisbee November 20 and 21. SIDNEY BiEBtR ILL SUE STAR FBI LIBEL TO ASK 8100,000 FROM KELLY PA PEE FOB DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 3. Sidney Bic bcr, republican national committeeman form the District of Columbia, who is at present in Arizona, will bring a suit for $100,000 for libel against the Arizona Daily Star, according to a statement mado by his counsel, Attor ney George E. Trallcs of this city. "The report thnt Mr. Bieber will bring a libel suit for $100,000 against the Arizona Daily Star is true," said Mr. Trallcs. "Mr. Bieber, who is at present in Bisbee, will be in Tucson tomorrow and on Monday his suit will be filed in the district court. "The suit will be based on editorial nnd news articles npponring in tho Star, which scurrilously attacked Mr. Bieber." Bieber came' to Arizona about threo weeks : ago to aid the republicans in their campaign in the territory. Thero appeared in the Stnr on Saturday, Oc tober 17, an editorial entitled, "Stand Up, Mr. Bieber," attacking the Wash ington man. v According to Attorney Trallcs, it is this editorial and several news articles about Bieber, that the libel suit will bo based upon. Tickling and light coughs can bo sure ly and quickly loosened with a preemp tion Druggists nro dispensing every where as Dr. 8hoqp'a Cough Remedy. And it ifl so very, very different than common cough medicines. No Opium, no Chloroform, absolutely nothing harsh or unsafe. The tender leaves of a harm less, lung healing mountainous, phrub, gives tho curative properties to Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. Thoso loaves have tho power to calm tho most dis tressing Cough and to poothe and heal tho most sensitive bronchial membrane. Mothers should, for safety's sake alono, always . demand Dr. Shoon's. It ran with porfoct freedom bo given to oven the youngest babes. Test it yourclfl and eoo. Sold by Palaco Pharmacy. BISBEE, Nov. 3. An individual styling himself as a tramp, who had put his pcculinr line of endeavor among the fine arts, was in Bisbee last night. "A No. 1" is the only name by which he is known. Ho has received notices in all tho leading newspapers of the United States and is personally known to all tho high officials of the big railroads. "A No. 1" made his headquarters at the Copper Queen hotel, but slept on tho floor of the Itovicw press room last night. When he is forced to rent a room ho always sleeps on the floor. This "gentleman of the trami, world" came in yesterday on the pa , sciigor train from Benson. Of coup" ho didn't pay fare. Nothing would b" more abhorrent to him. ne boasts tha in traveling a little over 500,000 miles he has spent but a little over $7 for car fare. ' "A No. 1" is a short, stout, neat appearing sort of a fellow who is as fidgety as an old maid. He can never be still for a minute, and talks as fast as some of the trains ho rides on. Ho will leave here this morning, and will go on the passenger. He Fays freights nro too slow. After reaching El Paso he will make a trip to the City of Mexico. In tho last twenty-five years this restless wanderer has covered 457,003 miles, and in the past year lie has traversed, up to tho time he reached Bisbee, 10.00S miles. Ho hopes to make it a million before he is killed but admits that the chances favor tho lat ter. Wherever he goes "A No. 1" leaves his mark, nnd it will be found in num erous places in Bisbee, so he asserted. It consist of his name, the date, and an arrow beneath. The mark is familiar to Weary Willies the world over. He makes his living by selling a book giv ing a short sketch of his life, leaving ing it on sale ati(cvcry point ho visits. He travels in overalls and jumpers, but after arriving in a town divests himself of these nnd appears in a neat brown suit, is always clean shaven, and has a very prosperous appearance. He has a profession, which is carv ing potatoes, and in this he has no equal. Hundreds of times ho has carved faces for persons in return for small favors. He also is a wood carver of ability. IxVflfiv 1 (bC 3t 'JhTSH Let Me Make Your Next Suit I guarantee porfoct fit, and style, to tho minute. I use the very best liningB and trimmings and I positively guarantee that you can't find such clothes In tho ready-made shop or hand-me-down store and my prices aro no higher. A complete lino of new fall fabrics is hera and selection is easy. Suits and Overcoats $25.00 and Up Cleaning and pressing In connection. Bring your work here. J. W. Walters Between St. Elmo and Strangcra Home Restaurant. Quail Shooting IS FIN EE ARE YOU READY? Come here if you are in need of a gun, ammunition, etc. Our stock of guns is the largest and best in Globe. We sell them at the right prices, too. HERE ARE the GAME LAWS We print them for your benefit "Male deer, turkey: September 15 to December 1. Antelope: killing prohibited until 1011. , Quail Bob White, partridge, phrat- ant, sn'pe, rail and grouse: October 15 to March 1. Duck, gcepe, brant and dotes: open all tho year. Trout, not less than eeven inches long: June 1 to December 1. THE GLOBE HUME CGMPANY A Broken Back That pain in your back caused by lumbago, stiff muscles or a strain is an easy thing to get rid of. Ballard 'd Hnntv T.inimnnf MirirhmmntiRm. lum bago, eoro and stiff muscles, stra'ns, sprains, cuts. Durns, oruiseB, somas nun all aches nnd pains. You need a bottlo in your houwv Sold by Palace Phar macy. , Private dancing' class now open. Tuosdaya and Thursdays. Maurol Hill. Phono 1033. Pinal Dairy ABSOLUTELY FTJltS MILS Quality And Bichstas All Pre served la All Milk Sold. W DO NOT BOB THE MILK To Make Better. Inspection Invited. Tatts Furnished on Reqnwi. GIBSON BROS. Phono 2103. Box 731. How to Treat a Sprain Sprains, swellings and lameness are promptly relieved by Chamberlain's Liniroont. This liniment reduces infla mation and eorencss so that a sprain, may bo curcd in about one-third tho time required by tho usual treatmont. 15 and 50 cent sizes for sale by oil druggists. The White House THESE PRICES ARE GOOD TILL PAY DAY Ono-half pound cotton batting, each. 10c Shelf oil cloth, throo yards for, ...25c Bluing, two boxes for ....... . . . . ,5c Baby ribbon, per yard lc Chcnillo stand qovcra now 30c Drcsrcr scarfs, regular 50c; now. . . .30c Pearl buttons, one dozen to card.... 5c Any of onr toilet soaps, ach 5c Vaseline, per bottlo, each .5c Face powder, per box 15c B. B. Stallcup Wc moot all competition. Work called for and dolivorod at Bame price. General Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights SCIENTIFIC HORSB SHOEING WEST CEDAR ST., Near O. K. Stables. CARRIAGE WORK A SPECIALTY Call Us Up by Phone 2251. GOOD SHOES for Women, Men and Children A complete line of Mlracs' tad Ladies' Oxfords and Ties has Just been received. Tho very newtst stylos for your selection. $2.50 to $4 Men, hero is the place to get your next pair of shoes. Our line of Strong ft Garfield Shoes will interest you. Boys School Shoos-t-tbc,"Ba' tor Brown" Bluo Ribbon kind thero aro nono better. Tho best boy's shoe sold any place. $1.50 to $2.75 W. W. BROOKNER CO. Kodo for iwmGKSTrcm ako dyspepsia. L W&UVKJI W)UH BTOMAC2X. BKLCISING. XTC K. " Oly Sotlafatitloo or Your Mqj- BacJil If It Cll it MtUf r. mur t w). foautnlnc oa-t) mauixmiMartMit,ulnvlUn(u4rHun. T" -- "-- !. t.u. 1. BB .,, PUT I MIS VT ' C. OsWXTT Ob COMfAMT, CH1CACO, MUL. St. by HANNA'8 DRUB STORE and THE PALACE PHARMACY The Globe Commercial Co. PHONE 221 WE WANTYOUR TRADE The quality of goods carried by ns can always be depended on. We boy and sell the best, and handle only such qualities as will appeal to lovers of "good things to eat." We have accommodating salesmen. Our solicitors are compel ent. We make prompt deliveries. Open an account with ns todiy, and wo will both be winner. TELEPHONE 221 GLOBE NATIONAL BANK OAPITAL STOCK 30,000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFIT 7,636.65 DR. W. A. HOLT, Preeidttt E. U. WHITE, Vice-President PAT 80SE, Vice-President A. . SMITH, Cashier MRS. O. K. CU8KUAZT, AsKtoteat CtsMer DR. W. A. KOUC A, 9. 8MXTX DIRECTORS FXSD' C. SITFIN B. M. WHITE PAT BOSS A. W. 8TDNOR I. S. KEXGAK A General Banking Business Transacted. Your Account Solicited WE DO IT RIGHTTRY US City Lot Surveying, Bine Printing. Minos Sampled end Assay Plats Made. Umpire and Control Artya. VAN WAGENEN & HEWES Engineering and Assaying B. P. VAN WAOENEN U. S. Mineral Surveyor. O. B. HEWES Saite 06, Globe Office Building AilioureeciJk now All you need to do is to select from this list: Dressed Springers Geese and Ducks Prime Rib Roast Choice Young Veal Young Mutton Nice Pork All kinds of Fish Oysters Lobsters It Came From Gatti Meat Co. Many housekeepers already know aud many more are finding it out each week, that all thoy need to know is that "It came from tho Gatti Meat Co.' If yon havo never enjoyed one of tho satisfac tory dinners that can be selected entire ly at thiB market, supposed you begin today. Although quality and service are superior at this market, you will nd that prices here are no higher than yoa pay for ordinary Bcrvico and in ferior quality elsewhere. We know year wants and how te supply them. Gatti Meat Co. 'rttf r,i -ni '1"i'SV5 v i j"wr-' ',tW ( j--.."&5Vf- Jt r KVi,