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DECEMBER
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Why not doddo to socuro yourself today against old ago, sickness
aed lass-of employment. Don't take chances of an unexpected strain
o you finances. Incomes melt away before those demons, expense
and extravagance. Begin now, to save, how welcome it will be in that
seedy boor that ia apt to come.
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Phoen 251, Qlobe, Arizona. James
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A Day's
At Work on Now Charter.
Tho special committee appointed to
draft a new charter for Tucson, ap
plicable to all cities in Arizona which
chooso to ndopt it, has Logan its la
born. Tho committco scorns to fnvor tbo
Galveston form of government, -which
is by a commiHsion. A charter must bo
framed that any city in tho territory
can avail itself of, as tho day of spo
cial legislation is past. Tho charter
will bo, submitted to tho legislature)
for its approval.
New Bridge Accepted.
Tho now steel bridge across thq
Rillito, on tho Amde-Mammoth road,
has been accepted by tho board of su
pervisors of Pima county. It is a sub
stantial structure designed to with
stand any flood likely to occur in tho
Rillito. The superstructure consists of
flvo steel spans each sixty feet in
length. Tho cost of the "bridgo was
about $11,0000.
No Rest for the Hobo.
Tho Tucson polico acting under strict
instructions, aro making lifo a burden
for tho "Wonry Willies." Vagrants
aro being arrested and mado to break
rock for tho city streets. The city au
thorities hopo by this vigorous action
to greatly lessen holdups, burglaries,
and potty crimes which heretofore have
been entirely too common in Tucson
during tho winter season.
The Tucson City Election.
The city olection in Tucson, which
will bo held December 14, promises to
be a tamo affair. Tho movement to
place an jndepondont ticket in tho field
was abandoned, and the non-partisan
ticket will hnvo no opposition.
Lost in the Snow in Arizona.
Although contrary to tho popular
opinion of tho Arizona climate, tho
Prcscott Journal-Miner tells of tho suf
fering of a hunter from exposure to
tho bitter snow and sleet storm that
raged in tho foothills of tho moun
tains bordering tho Williamson valley
last week. Ho was so benumbed and
bowilderod when ho appeared at the
Clark ranch that ho talked incoherent
ly and had forgo Wen his own narao
Thero is no political division of tho
United States that has so varied and
interesting a climate as Arizona.
Indictment Was Faulty.
Owing to tho indictment being de
clared faulty by tho court, tho caso of
tho Territory vs. C. A. Overlook, in
dicted on a chargo of criminal libel,
was ordered resubmitted to tho next
grand jury. Overlook is alleged to havo
committed tho libel when ho procured
tho publication of an. article to tho
Cochiso County Press xoflecting on tho
reputation of Assistant District Attor
ney Ross, in connection with a mining
stock deal at Douglas.
Scarlet Fever in Bisbec.
Four cases of scarlet fever have been
reported in Bisbec, said to be of a mild
type. The parents of school children
nre uneasy, and tho attendance at ono
or two of the city schools has fallen
off materially. Tho known cases of tho
Come Here to Buy
MEXICAN DRAWN WORK
ARABIAN CLUNT
VENESIAN DUCHESS LACE
FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND
GROCERIES
M. KALIL
544 North Broad St.
GREAT COST SALE
Clothing and Gents'
Furnishing Goods
Being sold at ACTUAL
COST ! Now is the
time to bijy! Don't wait!
Buy today !
MARK K0CHEVAR
687 N. Broad St.
Specials for Today !
Ladies Shirt Waists, colors and
white, sold for $1.50, now .75c
Black. Sateen and Colored Mohair
Waists, $2.50 values, now. lfifr
Ladies' Knit Kimonas, worth $3.50,
now going at ......................$2.50
Ladies' Fancy Colored Hose, sold
for $1.75, now only .90c
Ladies' Grey Sweaters, sold for
. $3 and $3.50, now only $2.50
Cotton Batting, per half-pound
roll 10c
Men's Coats, sold for $5, now........$2.00
Khaki Pants, per pair . $1.00
Vaseline, Ink, Mucilage, per bottle....5c
THE HIE HOUSE
Doings in
discaso have been quarantined and tho
city physician has. taken precautions
against its spread.
Election Returns Still Incomplete.
Last Monday was tho day get by stat
uto for tho issunnco by tbo territorial
socrotary of Ralph Caraoron's certificate
of olection as dolegato to congress, but
owing to tho incomplotoncss of tho ro
turns, Secretary Pogo could tako no
action. It is singular that Mr. Cam
eron's own county, Coconino, should be
tho delinquent.
To Investigate the Cost of Lighting.
Tho city council of Phoenix, dissatis
fied With the rates now charged by tho
local light and power company, at their
last mooting appointed a committco ,to
investigate tho cost of producing etoc
tricity and gas in other cities where
conditions are similar to thoso prevail
ing in Phoenix.
Government to. Sell Power.
At tho request of Engnoer Louis C.
Hill, tho city council of Phoonix has
granted pennission to tho government
to put up poles and string wires within
tho city limits, in accordanco with tho
franchises held by Undo Sam, tho wires
to bo usd to distribute power gen
erated at tho Roosovclt dam.
Mining Activity Brings Prosperity.
Owing to tho incrcaso of traffic be
tween Phoenix and tho mining country
above Florence, tho Southern Pacific
has been obliged to put on additional
freight trains to Kelvin. Throe regular
trains nre now run over tho Phoonix
Eastern weekly. Traffic has been vcrj
much congested on that branch road
for several weoks.
Col. Stnrgess for Governor.
From Tucson comes tho prediction
that Col. W. S. Sturgess will bo ap
pointed to succeed Govornor Kibbcy
upon the expiration of tho latter 's
term of oflico next March. Col. Sturgess
has been prominent in Arizona politics
for a number of years, and it is claim
ed, tnat nis appoint to Do governor
would meet with general approval.
Cameron Has Gone to Washington.
Hon. Ralph IT. Cameron, Arizona's
delegate-elect, has gone to Washington
for a stay at the national capital of
several months. Tho visit is for the
purposo of attending tho sessions of
congress as a spectator, and learning
tho ropes. It will also bo his privilege
to watch Mark Smith, with tho assist
ance of Senator Flint and a fow other
of Mark's republican friends, get state
hood for Arizona.
Bisbee Overrun by Idle Men.
It is said there is. an army of tho
unemployed in Bisbec, many of whom
nro compelled to beg food and shelter,
Some of them were drawn thero by the
prospect of getting work in tho mines,
while others hoped to share in the dis
tribution of tho $250,000 which tho city
council proposes to expend in building
roadways and laying water mains. Do
lay in selling the bonds, bow-ever,
makes it impossible for tho city to fur
nish work for another month.
CHE SIB
HT HQLB
BISBEE, December 3. Joe Vcrshcr,
an Austrian, was caught in a cave-in
at 50, No. 3, Monday afternoon at 1
o'clock, in tho Holbrook shoft of tho
Copper Queen Mining company, and
suffocated befor oho could bo rescued.
No funeral arrangements have as yet
been made.
But little is known of Vershea. Ho
came hero only a short time ago, from
where has not been learned, and went
to work in the Holbrook.
U. W. Mooh, shift boss at the timo of
the accident, stated last night that tho
young fellow was apparently between
25 and 30 years of ago and an Austrian.
He spoke good English, indicating that
ho had been an this country for somo
timo.
Vershea was working in a riso at tho
timo of tho accident. The ground began
to give, and continued to fall for some
timo after he was caught, preventing
tno men from securing his body until
2:45.
Marked for Death
"Three years ago I was murked for
death. A gravo-yard cough was tearing
my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed to
help mo, and hopo had fled, when my
nusoana got vr. King's wow Discov
ery," says Mrs. C. A. Williams, of
Bac, Ky. "Teh firnt dose helped mo
ana improvement kopt on until I had
gained 58 pounds in weight and my
health was fully restored." This med
icine holds tho world's healing record
for coughs and colds and lung and
throat diseases. It prevents pneumon
ia. Sold under guarantee at Palaco
Pharmny drug store. 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottle free.
Night lunches, Hargett's tamales.
Tho Little Wonder, next to Morehcad
& Luna's..
Canvas Awnings Globo Paint Co. .
It Is a Wonder.
Cbaxnborlaln's Liniment is one of, tho
most Temarkablo preparations yet pro
duced for tho relief of rheumatic pains,
and for lamo back, sprains and bruises.
Tho quick relief from pain which it
affords in case of rheumatism is alono
worth many times its cost. Price, 25
eentn; large size 50 cents. For sale by
all druggists.
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IS
LOST III HILLS
ERNEST SCHADE HAS BEEN MISS
ING SINCE A WEEK AGO AND
HIS FATE CAUSES UNEASINESS
AMONB HIS FRIENDS.
CLIFTON, December 3.--Lost in tho
rough mountains in tho vicinity of tho
Littlo Bluo rivor, without a coat and
possibly without food unless ho has
killed game, sinco last Saturday morn
ing, is tho snd predicament in which,
littlo Ernest Schade, a nephew of Carl
Schade, has found himself during tho
past week, and it us feared that he has
met a sad fate.
A hunting party, consisting of Ern
est Schade, John Millert and John Mil
Iert Jr., left Clifton the middle of Inst
week for an expedition in the snow
capped mountains in the vicinity of tho
Blue country. Thoy struck camp Satur
day night at a point on the Little Blue
river, a distance of sixty or seventy
miles from Clifton, and early Sunday
morning they started on a short trip.
The morning was pleasant and the par
ty started out afoot and Ernest went
in his shirt sleeves. After some dis
cussion as to whether they would hunt
together ErneBt decided that ho would
rim a mountain alono and meet tho boys
an hour later at the camp, but from
that timo no trnco has been found of
him and it Is feared that ho has either
mot with an accident or frozen to death.
Before leaving camp ho supplied him
self with matches, a -rifle and plenty of
ammunition, which is a point in his
favor if ho does not become bewildered
and lose his reasoning. The two Millert
boys returned to camp after finishing
their hunt and waited until noon for
Ernest to return beforo deciding that
ho was lost. They spent the afternoon
and part of the night searching for him
and fired ono hundred rounds of ammu
nition in their efforts to attract his at
tention, but without success. Beforo
notifying other parties tho two Millerts
searched tho entire country for several
miles around tho camp and tho only
traco they found of tho boy wcro his
tracks along tho banks of the Littlo
Bluo river, which they followed but soon
lost on account of tho cattle having ob
literated His footprints.
IDE RELEASED
TRIBULATIONS OF NEGRO MINIS-
TEE OF THE GOSPEL PILE
UP IN TUCSON
TUCSON, December 3. Tho Rev. W.
H. Wade, who was arrested last Satur
day in connection with tho chargo of
perjury preferred against lum on ac
count of cvidenco he gave in tho Bryant
murder trial, was given a preliminary
hearing beforo Justice of tho Peace O.
T. Richey Monday afternoon.
The complaint was found to be faulty
in several particulars and the minister
of tho gospel was released, but was later
rearrested on- a new complaint which
was immediately sworn out and is again
in the county jail and will probably me
tried again within tho next fow days.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Call for a special meeting of tho
stockholders of tho Montezuma Copper
Mining Co., Inc., to bo held at Cafo
Royal, No. 278 Broad street, Globe, Gila
County, Arizona, Saturday, December
ath, 1008, at 4 o'elock p. 'm to con
sider by vote a proposition for tho sale
of the entiro holdings of said the Mon
tezuma Copper Mining Co., Inc.
By order of tho secretary,
MRS. LYMAN C. WOODS.
For coal, wood, hay and grain, phone
Mil. llrown & Francis.
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING if yon aro
not satisfied with the SOLWICO brand
of goods. Your grocer will cheerfully
refund your money.
PLANS TO BOOST FAKE ART
Names of Famous Artists Forged
on
Imported Paintings
NEW YORK, December 3 A schemo
to defraud buyers of imported paintings
received a setback when Judgo Waite,
of tho Board of United States General
Appraisers refused to placo a high valu
ation for mimeses of ilntv nn mv iYint.
rS.'m rif il Sit!..M
The 'tamp of tho' importer was with
held. It was learned, howover, that tho
pictures attracted the' attention of thq
officials owing to the attempt of the ex
porters to forgo the names of tho var
ious artists. It was shown that the
names of famous artists including Corot,
Diaz, Rosseau and others, had been at
tached to tho paintings.
Apparently it was tho intention of thp
importers to impress prospective buy
ers with tho value of tho pictures by hav
ing tho names of famous artists at
tached to tho works. As a matter of
facts tho paintings possess no higher
valuo than 1,800 francs and wore oxe-,
cutcd by painters having no particular
claim to ability. , '
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