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Auto Races
At Phoenix, January 1, Barney Old
flolil broko tbo Arizona track Tecord
with "Big Bon," for one mile with a
flying start, making the milo in C4 4-5
seconds, beating the record of 56 flat
established by the" "Rod Bird during the
territorial fair. Hughlo Hughes broko
down threo panels of fenco and put a
Ford runabout out of commission. Thcso
wore (ho two sensational ovents of the
first day of auto races at tho fair
grounds, which wore witnessed by a
crowd of nearly 2,000 people. Bcb'hIos
the ovonts in which tho big racers par
ticipatod thefo woro a nutnbor of in
teresting racos botwoen I6cal cars, and
a motorcyclo raco in 'which there woro'
sovoy ntcis. In all thoro were ton ovals
pulhi off in 'rapid succession.
Large Gold Brick Received
Tbo Proscott National Bank received
a gold bar weighing 390 ounces from
tho Congross Consolidated Mincsj com
pany last Saturday. Tho bullion is tho
result of a recent clean-up' of tho Con
gross mill. It will bo forwardod to the
branch mint at San Francisco.
Blsbse Building Up
Pew towns in thoT west possess men
who have moro determination, push aud
onorgy than does Bisbco. That she is
proud of her hustlers is a self evident
fnct. Bisbco has experienced hor share
of misfortunes during tho old year, and
liko tho metal that has been run through
tho furnace, she comes forth refined by
hor many experiences with past fires.
That sha will be a moro Ire proof city
in tho future is evident "by tho new
buildings of brick, Btone nnd concrete
which aro being erected. No one can
doubt the nbovo statement after walk
ing through tho recently burned area,
and Upper Main street and taking note
of the many handsome muildings erect
ed in so short a time.
Andy Bates Dead
Andy Bates, formerly of Kelvin, late
ly a resident of tho Salt river valley,
died last Monday of consumption. The
deceased wns a young man, about 35
years of age, and a native of Missouri,
but had made his homo in Arizona for
a number of years past. When he first
camo to Pinal county ho drove stage be
tween Kelvin and Olobo for his brother
Jack Dates, the Kelvin liveryman.
A Sheriff's Kindly Act,
Sheriff Gus Livingston, of Yuma,
mado ten of tho prisoners in the jail
feel pretty good New Year day, when
ho opened tho door of tho jail and
called out those whoso terms to servo in
jail wcro less than ten days and turned
them loose as a Now Year gift. He
took them all into his private oflico nnd
gave thom a nice little lecture. He
said: "Now boys, I want to give you
a littlo good advice. 1 hate to lock any
body up, but there arc times whenomc
of you need it in order to give you a
chance to put on the .brakes. When I
was a boy I used to mako New Year res
olutions, and I always felt better, even
if I did not keep them for long. I know
full well that there aro among you borne
who will be back here within a few
days, but I still feel that there might
bo some who would start tho new year
all right if you could breathe tbo fresh,
free and wholesome air again, and to
those I am going to give the chance.
Now go on and be good boys. It is a
long tituo until next New Year."
Profitable Crop
As an example of the possibilities of
farming in Arizona may bo tnken the
record of Mr. L. H. White of St. Davids,
says tho Tombstone Prospector, night
years ago he eame to tho territory with
about t300, took Up a quarter section
and went to wprk. This year ho sold
1,500 sacks of snCotx potatoes nt $3,35
per sack.
Women's Convention,
The Arizona Federation of Women's
clubs will hold their annual convention
in Yuma from January 12 to 15. Great
preparations are being made for the oc
casion. There will bo a reception on the
night of January 12 at the flandolfo, to
which all aro invited. An excursion to
the dam and a ride down the Yuma val
ley aro among home of the. things ar
ranged for. Bishop Conaty of Los An
gelcf will spcal on the evening of Jan
uary 13, und Mrs. Josiah Kvans Cowles
of Los Angeles, first vlcc-prcsident of
the General "Federation of Women's
clubs will spedk on the subject of "Fed
erations, Past, Present and Future."
Flowing Wells at Benson
Flowing water was struck Wednes
day in the well Mr. C'nrr is drilling for
Dr. owell, A. J. Collins and himself.
This is tho first of several water gravel
strata known to underlie the town of
Benson. It was encountered at exactly
six hundred feet below the surface. The
second artesian gravel stratum was
struck at a depth of seven hundred" feet
and Mr. Carr continued to go after the
third, which js tho lowest water bearing
gravel yet developed in Benson. This
makes twenty-five flowjng wells on the
Benson side of tho river.
Arizona's Wonderful Climate"
Contrasts in Arizona climate 'arc con
tinually being nfforded. Tho water im
pounded in tho dam noar Williams is
now frozen to tho depth of fivo or six
inches and the News says, affords fine
skating for tho devotees of that health
ful sport, while at Yuma and in tho
Salt river valley gay picnic excursions
aro of almost daily occurrence.
Suit Against the Espee
h. J; Boudreaux has filed suit in the
district court of Pima county for dam-
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agos amounting to $20,000 against tho
Southern Pacific railroad company.
Boudroaux is administrator of tho es
tate of tho lato B. C. Bmpyor, a brako
man, who was employed on tho lines
of tho defendant nnd who wns killed
in a wreck at Vail station Dccombor 31,
1907. Smoycr was throwu from a
freight car by tho breaking of a coup
ling "when tho wreck occurred and tho
plaintiff claims that negligenco was
shown in permitting a faulty coupling
to be used ou its cars.
, , Real Estate at Auction.
The Arizona Auction & Development
company was forraet during tho wock
'by U. W. Gctsinger and W. G. Toleson.
of Spartanburg, S, C. It is tho purposo
of thin company to buy up tracts of
dand or get options on thorn and then'
to auction thorn ofl Qotsingor & Tolo
'son do not rol'y on ordinary methods to
disposo of lots and ranch lands. Tncy
sell land in tiio samo manner as one
would disposo of horses or household
utousils. v
New Town on Desert.
In tho immediate vicinity of Bouse
there is great activity. A new town
is under way. II. Jl Stone, of Douglas,
and Arthur Philbrick and E. C. Nor
ris, of Goldfield, Nov., havo como in,
and with amplo financial backing arc
buying, b6nding, plotting aud preparing
for salo a large lot of land in tho valley
botween the Ilnrcuvar and Plomosa
mountains. Tho start that is already
mado is the guilding of the company of
fico, a pretty bungalow, and tho ar
rangeraonts for tho starting of a brick
yard at once, which will bo made tho
material for tho construction of a large
hotel building in which they will also
locato a bank, soveral stores, a livery
barn, well equipped, will bo one of tho
earliest adjuncts.
Incorporation Business.
Tho business of incorporating new
companies under (bo Arizona law has
fallen off materially during the last
year, says tho Republican, duo partly
to tho panic and partly to the fact that
Nevada and Now Mexico have both
passed liberal incorporation laws with
an cyo on a part of the business that
has heretofore come to Arizona. Ap
parently they have been getting some
of it. However, with tho return of bet
ter financial conditions tho business is
again increasing here as is shown by
tho collection of $3,575.50 in fees by
the auditor during December, tho
largest business month since last June.
The shrinkage in business during 190S,
mado a difference of nearly $20,000 in
fees for the torritory. Tho fees col
lected during 1907 totalled $59,700.50,
while tho fees for 1903 totalled $39,
769.30. GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF
FERED. The Closing Ogt and Removal Sale
still continues at tbo store of Dolph
Baatz & Co. Greatest bargains ever
offered In Globe.
It Docs the Business
Mr. K. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Maine, sayB of Bucklon's Arnica Salve.
"It docs tho business; I havo used it
for piles and it cured them. Used it
for chapped hands and it cured them.
Applied it to an old sore and, it healed
it without loaviug u scar behind." 25c.
at Palace Pharmacydrug store.
A beautiful line of dress goods at
Sultan Bros.'
For health nnd happinos DeWitt's
Littlo Early Risers small, gentle, easy,
pleasant littlo liver pills, tho best made.
Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United
Drug Co.
Globo's best livery O. K. Stables.
W. P. Kelsey, Prop. Phone 481.
Don't miss the inventory sale at Sul
tan Bros.'
Tho tender leaves of a harmless, lung
hcaling mountainous shrub, give to Dr.
Snoop's Cough Remedy its marvelous
curative properties. Tight, tickling, or
distressing coughs, quickly yield to tho
healing, hoothing action of this splen
did prescription Dr. Shoop's Cough
Remedy. And it is so safe nnd good
for children, as well. Containing no
opium, chloroform, or other 'harmful
drugs, mothers should in safety always
demand Dr. Shoop's. If other remedies
are offered, tell them No! He your own
judge! Sold by Palace Pharnmcv.
Fever Sores
Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not bo healed entirely, but should
bo kept in healthy condition. This can
bo done, by applying Chamberlain's
Salvo. This salvo has no Superior for
thi purpose. It is also most excellent
for chapped hands, sore nipples, bums
and diseases of the skin. For sale by
nil druggists.
SHANLEY, MOUNCK & CO. HAVE
CORN FED PORK.
Alwnys havo Kennedy's Lnxntivo
Cough Syrup handy, especially for tho
children. It tastes nearly di well ris
maplo Nugar. It citres tho cold by
gently moving tho bowels through its
laxative principle and at the samo time
it is soothing for throat irritation,
thereby stopping the cough. There is
nothing as good; Sold by Palace Phar
macy and Unitod Drug Co.
Lot tho Guarantee Paint company do
your work. Best' material, best work)
lowest prices. "
Canvas Awnings Globe Paint Co.
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If v you want tho best driviner or rid
ing horses, call up' tho' O. KT.- Phone 481.
W. P. Kelsey, Prop. ' - U
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SUDDENLY III
ARMT PAYMASTER, WHO WAS
ROBBED OF $35,000
TIAOatia AtTTAV
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TUCSON, January 5. Information
from Washington states that Major J.
M. Wham, retired, dropped dead sud
denly on the stroct near his home in
that city. Major Wham, was stationed
nt one time in this territory and was
well known in Tucson, no was the ar
my paymaster who was held up and
robbed of $35,000 in money about fif
teen years ago between Willcox and San
Carlos.
Owing to the big sum which was so
cured by tho robbers, tho case attracted
national nttcntion. Major Wham, with
a sergeant namod Brown as his guard,
Started from TucBon with $35,000 for
Ft. Apacho to pay off the officers and
soldiers at that post.
Thinking that if ho traveled with
but ono guard, his trip would attract
but )ittlo attention, Major Wham do
parted from this city. In somo way,
however, tho fact that ho was carrying
a large sum of money became known
and a short distance out of Willcox tho
paymaster was suddenly confronted by
a masked party heavily armed.
Tho bandits commanded Major Wham
and tho sergeant with him to throw up
their hands. Instead of complying with
tho demand tho paymaster and the sol
dier opened fire on tho robbers and a
pitched battle ensued. In the fight Ma
jor Wham was severely but not fatally
wounded while the sergeant was shot
six times. To tho surprise of tho phy
sicians whoattended him the sergeant
recovered.
Several parties living in the Gila val
ley wcro arrested and charged with
tho robbery. They ycro, however, ac
quitted after a trial before a jury in
Tucson. The stolen money was never
iccovered.
After his retirement several years
ago, Major Wham took up a residence
in Washington.
SAFFORD, January 5. Mrs. J. C.
Purslcy of Long Beach, Cal., arrived
in the city Ihst evening to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dial. Mrs.
Purslcy is a former resident of Saf
ford and has many friends here.
Ernest- Wickcrsham returned yester
day from Los Angeles, Cal., where ho
has been spending the holidays.
Mrs. John Martin was an outgoing
passenger to Globe Monday afternoon.
Roy Andrews of the Gibson Lumber
company teamsters, left for Globe yes
terday, where he has accepted a posi
tion. Tho plays, "The Girl With the Gold
to Invest" tind "A Blood Relation,"
presented by tho Safford Dramatic
club last Thursday evening in Todd's
hall, will be repeated Friday evening
u Thatcher for the benefit of the new
academy building.
Rev. and Mrs. Hurley of Solomonvillo
are visitors in Safford today.
Tho Woman's Homo Mission society
of tho Methodist church south will
meet at tho homo of Mrs. E. J. Carlos
Wednesday afternoon.
The Safford public schools reopened
yesterday with a good attendance. Scv
eral new pupils were enrolled.
Airs. W. A. Julian, president of the
Reboknh lodges of Arizona, is expect
ed to arrive in Safford Friday to be
present at tho public installation of of
ficers Friday night,
George Olney, J. J. Hirdno and 1L J.
Dowdle were business visitors to Sol
'tmionville yesterday.
George A. Olney has tendered his res
ignation as a member of tho board of
supervisors of Graham county.
Mrs. Lacy of Solomonvillo was in
Safford Monday.
.1. M. Foster made a business trip to
Solomonvillo Monday.
Mrs. Will Parks of Globp passed
through Safford Monday afternoon cn-
routc to her homo in Globe from Cali
fornia, where she spent the holidays.
Tom Nnylor of Thatcher was a busi
ness visitor to Safford Monday.
The Saguaro club resumed work with
their regular weekly meeting at tho
schoolhoiiso yesterday afternoon.
ftittlo Morris Brennor received pain
ful injuries yesterday while riding a
bicycle.
Rev. and Mrs. Logan W. Wheatlcy
left this morning for their homo in
Presscott, after a visit to Mrs. Wheat
ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ward
law of Safford.
D. V- Latham loft this morning fr
Snn, Francisco.
Houston Roach has purchased tho lot
and building occupied by the primary
department of tho public school.
Tho Gila Vnlloy bank directors are
in Safford for tho purposo of securing
n suitublo location to erect n bank
building.
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