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and loss of employment. Don't tako chances of an unexpected strain
on your finances. Incomes melt away before thoso demons, expense
and extravagance. Bogin now, to save, how welcome it will bo in that
needy hour that is apt to come.
FIRST. NATIONAL BANK
GLOBE, ARIZONA
Capital, Surplus and Shareholders' Liability, $300,000 .
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COLLECTIONS
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Phocn 251, Globe, Arizona. James
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A Day's
A heavy rain in tho Vordo valloy has
ovor-flowctl tho banks of tho Salt and
Vonlo rivers and much damage is re
ported in tho Salt rlyor1 rind Vordo val
leys. J. II. W. Jonson has boon arrested
at Phoenix charged with spiling intoxi
cants without a liconBO. Ho was indict
ed about fivo months igo whilo in Cali
fornia nnd notified tho authorities ho
would -return and answer lib charges.
Ho kept Ills word and has been released,
under $500 bonds.
Tho, Phoenix Uazotto is running a
high school news department;" .which
should provo n prifltnblo and interest
ing feature.
"The trinity always refuse' to an
swer," nsscrts tliQ Phoonix dnzotFc. In
a majority of cases, however, they aro
mnuo to answer, in ono way or anoiner,
Tho recent salo of tho Humboldt
smelter is to bo confirmed and tho new
tompany is to expend $150,000 in, 4m
provements.
L. Montejo has been fined $25 in
Tempo for flourishing a revolver in a
saloon.
The Parry Cash store and tho. Good,
win Cash store have been consolidated
at Totnpe. Thirty-day credits will be
extended in the future,
A. B. Crawford has been unpointed
post-odlco inspector in tho Arizona dis
trict. Living together illegally for over
thrco years Delia Liud and James Jlum
phroy havo ben forced "to iharry at
Phoenix. Tho woman runs a largo room
ing house at the "territorial ' capital.'
L. M. Hogho will bo tlio now cliair
man of tho Maricopa county board of
supervisors. .
,'
By giving a holiday bazaar tho Meth
odist ladies of Mesa will try to pay tho
church debt.
Sheep killed by coyotes near Mosa
were sprinkled with , strychnine and
placed in tho open. Tho following day
a dozen dead coyotes wore found in the
vicinity.
Chicken thieves aro operating along
wholesalo lines in the Salt Ittvcr val
ley. Tho fowls are shipped to Califor
nia points whero they aro soild.
Mining activity has
Cave Creek district.
.returned to tho
Tho Cochise,county taxroll has been
reduced more than $100,000. Erroneous
assessments and tho Bisbco.firc were the
chief causes.
"
' Henry Stover has been Arrested at
Douglas charged with passing counter
feit $20 gold pieces. Tho, accused' is a
strnnger and was in Silver Bell before
oin to Douglas. The "queer" was
"shoved" ih saloons and bawdy houses.
It took n full coliiinn of spare In tho
Douglas" Dispatch to tell what tho Cham
ber of Commerce of that city hnd "done
during tho past year. Certainly . the
work of a prolific WMter.
Work on the now territorial prison
at Florence is progressing rapidly . Con
victs are employed. "
Everett Kentner has created some
thing of a sensatio.n in 'Douglas by su
ing his wife for divorce and a promi
nent business man, named ns corespon
dent, for $10,000 damages. The busi
ness'innn's hamo is withheld by the
Douglas papers. Why?
In a Washington interview Delegate
Mnrk Smith announces that he is at
the capital with coat oft ready to make
tho fight for statehood. He feels cohfl
dcut of success .ufthe short , session.
Tho Kelly papers seem to have over
look the fact that the campaign is over
and that Halph Cameron has been elect
ed delegate. Tnko your "medicine gen
tlemen and you ,wil be better prepared
for the next fray.
The Fcsnal gold mines in Pima coun
ty have been sold to n New Jersey' syn
dicate for $200,000.
While not in the conflict to any alarm
ing extent the Tucson Star seems fav
orable to the election of Chas. Murphy
for mavor of tho Old Pueblo. x
Ketchel), the middle-weight ehampi-
on, was onco upon a time employed aR
a miner by the Copper Queen of Bisbee.
There be a number of old-thnp drill hit-
Specials for Today !
Ladies Shirt Waists, colors and
White, sold for $1.50, now ... .76c
Black Sateen and Colored Mohair
Waists, $2.50 values, -now. $1.5p
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 J
$3 and $3.50, now only ...", $2.60
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...&c
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Doings in
tors who have- "ticked" him on numer
ous occasions.
'Francis J. Ilenoy, recently shot in
SanFrancisco, 'will 'spen'd'-th'o holidays
with his brother Ben in Tucson.
Tho official call for tho' city election
of Pres'cott hns ben issuod. Tho elec
tion will bo held January 5 and tho of
ficers to bo elected aro mavor. two coun-
cilincn, chlefof ilolico, recorder, assess
or and treasurer. , '
By, widening the channel of the Col
orado river to the gulf it is proposed
o matee"uma a-seaport city.
Burglars. arOvWWAting in Yuma, con
Ining their' olfoYdtlonrf" exclusively
to
?T?M' .atom
., A stago lino has boon opened between
Douglas' and Courtlnnd.
Yo gods; listen, to this : The license
of. a practicing physician in Phoonix
has been'- revoked .because ho saw fit
to advertise th,o medicinal properties
of cortain wators.,
Two tobacco dealers jnKisbco have
been arrested charged with selling tho
weed to minors.
Complaint has been inudo in justice
court at Tucwn ngniust Irviii Mcskim
monsj a teacher in tho public schools,
who is accused of inhumanly whipping
Shirley Rcilly,' n 14 year-old girl pupil.
Tho Southern Pacific railroad has pur
chased 16a acres of land south of Kost
Lake park aU Phoenix, to bo used for
shopsand stockyards whon-Ph0cnix is
on tho main line. The price paid ns
28jQ00. . i.
A new nursery
in Phoenix.
is soou to bo started
In- tho -matter ofvthc reeivorship of
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tho Arizona Savings, & Investment com
pany, Judge Kent at Phoenix last week
granted S. L. Kingan u attorney $1."),
000 fees, and William Griffith $10,000 as
receiver's fees. "
JamesGoodwin 'of Tempo has been
appointed by Governor Kibbey ns com
missioner to the .Yukon-Pacific exposi
tion,' tb be hold nt Seattle next year.'
Jesus Costa, an aged Mexii'an, Was
brutally assaulted, and robbed of; $23
in n- saloon in I'fioenix Snturdav evening.'-
'
Ralph Cameron, delegnte to congress,
nc.qatnpnnied.iby his ivifj? .ljgft lust week
for Vn.shington to attend .the session
o'f congress which opened yesterday.
Arthur. -Goobel, a former Phoenix
High whoop pupil,' who is now" a stu
dent at Vale, will play guard for the
Vnlo football team this season.
A man giving his name as 1 tarry
Stover has been nrrested in. Douglas,
charged with passing counterfeit half,
dollars.
General A. 1). Thomas, U. bf. A., rom
manjlinglhc department of tho Colo
rado, is nt Fort Whipple, inspecting the
government troops at that place.
Mrs. Mary Francis Miller, who was
tho first schoolgirl in Prescott, died nt
her home in that- city last week. Sho
has been a residvnt of Arizona since
1804.
Tho First National bnuk of Bisbee,
which busted last fall, will soon pay 0
dividend to depositors of 20 per cent.
Authority to that effect has been re
ceived from Washington by Jleceiver
T. N. Lankin., "
The Tucson Citizen says a valuable
deposit of marblo suitable for monument
and. other ornamental purposes has been
discovered in the Kincon mountains.
Information has Ijecn received in
Tucjson that Tom 'Fitch, a well known
attorney, formerly of that city, has re
ceived fees amounting to a quartor of
a million dollars for securing rebates
in Honolulu foj- .Japanese clients to the
amount of two million dollars.
University of Arizona basket hall
team- Saturday afternoon defeated the
Risbee High school team in Tucson by
a score of 1-J.to 7.
Tho motive power and car depart
monts of the Knndolphr jines aro soon
to be removed from Tucson to F.m'pnlmc.
' Marked for Death
"Three years ago I was marked for
dentil. A grave-yard cough was tennng
my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed to
help ine, and hope had fled, when my
husband got Dr. King's New Discov
ery,' says .Mrs. C. A. Williams, of
Bac, Ky. 'J Toll Unit-dose helped me
and improvement kept on until 1 had
gained. 58,. pounds iiuwcight and- my
health was fully restored." This med
icine holds tho wor'd's healing record
for coughs and colds and lung and
tliroh.t diseases.- It prevents pneumon
ia. "Sold tinder guarantee at Pajace
Pharmacy drug store. 50S and' $1.00.
Trial bottle free.
Special salo genulno Oregon City
Mills Wool Blankets at $2.50 , $3 and"
$3.50. Thcso sell rogularly at $5 and
$fi. McNeil 's.Fu'rnituro.storo.,
the,oit:zens' bank of globe
does, a general banking busi
NESS And solicits your ao.
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Arizona
TRAGEDY AVERTED BY
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OF NtlNO
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jj KILLING OP NEALE BY WIFE
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OMAN SAID SHE WANTED TO
mUNEALE IF IT WAS, THE
3RULA'ST ACT OF HER LIFE.
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TaMBSTOXE. December 7. Hnd it
bt.bein for the prompt action of Dcp
ty ShcrifT Porter McDorfnld, Saturday
'jnornlng, who happened to bo on the
scene, mere wouiu nave uuun unoii.-r
Chapter to the" tragedy of the killing
W George Mulkej- by James Neale.
ine jury last'ween 111 wie case aguiuii
ealo brought In a verdict of not
guilty and ho was discharged from
custody.
Saturday morning n few moments be
fore 9, Mrs. .Mulkey met Deputy Sheriff
McDonald 1n front of tho court house
o"nd aeked him if it was possible for
'icr"t6 get the gun of her husband'
"hat hail been used as evidence in Jhe
case. McDonald told her that ho
thought so and accompanied her to tho-
clerk's oIIIcp, whero the clerk began
to wrap the gun up with some articles
of clothing that were used in the case
also, but Mrs. Mulkey stated to the
clerk that she did not want tho gun
wrapped up with the other articles and
when the clerk turned to wrap up the
articles of clothing Mrs. Mulkey left
the office, taking tho gun with her.
As sho went down the stnirs sho exam
ined tho weapon to see if it was load
ed, at the same time trying tho trigger
to sec if it ivould work.
She then started up toward town,
going up Thjrd street, but had gone
only about hnlf a block when she saw
Neale coming down Toughnut street to
ward thq court house. She immediately
started toward Neale, coining as rap
idly as she could walk, and had reached
a point in front of the court house,
when Deputy McDonald saw that she
was iu an excited frame of mind, and,
as she had the gun cocked in her hand,
he walked up to her and after some
trouble succeeded in taking it away
from her. She1 made the remark in
tho presence of several Jpartics thcro
at tho time that she wanted to kill
the deviTif it was 'the last act of her
life.
After she had been disarmed she was
taken to tho hotel and given tt the
care of hor friends. The woman no
doubt had Ueen worked into a frenzy
by the results of the trial and the tes
timony that was given against her hus
hand in the trial of tho past few days
and "hnrdly realized what she wns about,
and was wrought up further by the
action of Nculc, who is .iil to have
passed her in the hallway of the court
honse this mdrning and spoko to her, at
the same timo having a sneering smile
on his face. There is not the slightest
doubt in the minds of n number of par
ties who had witnessed the actions of
Mrs.- Mulkey but that sho would have
shot Neale had not Deputy Sheriff Mc
Donald havo 'acted in the. mnttcr just
as he did.
The killing Of Mulkoy by Neale bas
caused considerable feeling among the
residents living in the vicinity of Dra
goon nnd Johnson, and two sides or
factions havo developed in the matter,
nnd nlready there has been one or two
slight disturbances over the matter nnd
it would not bo surprising-to the officers
to hear that other troubles will arise
out of it.
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Clothing and Gents'
Furnishing Goods
Being sold at ACTUAL
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687 N. Broad St.
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