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New
Dancing
Academy
Class nights for beginnors every
Monday and Friday night.
Advanced class every Wednesday
night, -which will bo devoted Xo spe
cial dances, such as schottische, ma
zourka, three-step, knlckerbocker, or
any dance you may wish to learn.
Private lessons, by appointment,
any afternoon or evening.
All classes 8 to 10 p. m
Ladles free; Gentlemen $1.00.
MAUREL HALL
Mrs. Eugenia Fanhurst, Tea.
Maurel Hotel.
Ours is a
Careful Laundry
Perhaps you are not satisfied with
having your laundry wort: done
at home or by your present laun.
dryman. If such Is the caso
don't get discouraged, but give
us a trial, as wo aim to satisfy
and please each of our customers.
Just phone 461, and we will have
our wagon call.
WHITE WAQOMS, WHITE
WORK, WHITE TREATMENT.
Arizona Steam
Laundry
750 NORTH BROAD ST.
GREAT COST SALE
Clothing and Gents'
Furnishing Goods
Being sold at ACTUAL
COST! Now is the
time to buy! Don't wait!
Buy today!
MARK KOCHEVAR
687 N. Broad St.
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The New Customer
Wo make old customers out of
J new ones, and rarely lose either.
This Is because they are SATIS
FIED CUSTOMERS and WE
KEEP THEM. SATISFIED. They
aro satisfied because we do
horseshoeing and carriage repair
ing a3 i$ should be dono. Horses
called for and delivered.
BAILEY & SON
PHONE 2281
' DR. P. B. CALER
DENTIST
285 N. BROAD STREET '
Over Palace Pharmacy.
MISS ELSA CORY, B. A.
Private Pupils in All
Com in on Branches
P. O. Box 107, Globe. Ariz.
Try a Want Ad
in the Silver Belt
Heart Strength
Heart Btrawth. or Heart Weakness, tneaBaNern
Strength, or Nerve Weonesnothlqr more. Pos
itively, not oew weak heart In a hundred Is. In lt
oH. actually diseased. It it ateaoct alwayi a
hidden tiny llttto nerve that really to all at fault
This obscure nerve the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve
aiHipir aeeos, ana must care, sore power, more
(ability, more controlling, more governing
rtrenrta. Without that the Heart nnK continue
to Jail, aad the stomach and kldsay abb have
these tana enatroUing nerves.
Thta clearly explains why. as a medicine. Dr.
Shoop's Restorative haa in the past dene so ranch
tor weak aad aiHnjr Hearts. Dr. BBkxh ant sought
the cause of all this painful. palpHaUng, suffocat
ing heart dictrest. Dr. Bhoop's Reetofatlre tms
popular prescription is alone directed to these
ireak and 'wasting nerve centers. It bttlUUi
It strengthen: it dfera Mai. geaaise heart help.
u you wouhj nave strong Hearts, swoag a
gesUca. streBgtben tbes me nmtnlUk
tbea as needed, wish
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Restorative
fTHE,RAUCE PHARMACY.
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A Day's Doings in Arizona
Arizona News
and Comment
Convention of Supervisors.
Announcement hat) been in ado that
the convention of tho supervisors of
this territory, to be hold hero begin
ning on January 20 for a conference
regarding needed legislation uffecting
taxation and tho government of coun
ties generally. Tho convention will
probably last a week and bills will bo
prepared meeting the majority views
of the supervisors.
To Momorallzc Congress.
No wagon bridge spans tho waters
of tho Colorado rivor from tho state
of Utah along its. entire- course to the
Gulf of California. Tho completion of
tho Yuma project' and tho rush df set
tlors on tho Indian reservation will
necessitate closer communication be
tween tho two sides of the river than
is afforded by tho skoletou railroad
bridge and tho primitive- ferry. Tho
territorial legislature will be asked to
memorialize congress for an appropria
tion for tho construction of a wagon
and foot bridge connecting Arizona and
California at Yuma, which has been
tho juncture since tho first trail was
blazed.
Bank Directors Elected.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Prescott National Bank P. M. Mur
phy, Morris Uoldwater, P. G. Brecht,
J. J. Hawkins, II. A. Chevcrton, E. B.
Gage and 11. N Predcricks were elected
director.
Want Yuma Levee Raised ,
Tho government will bo asked to
raise the lovep on the Gila river at
Yuma, sovcral feet higher and order
its yearly inspection. Tho loveo, com
mittee appointed by tUe Commercial
club, of which Max Czuczka is chair
man, met this afternoon at tho oilice
of P. T. Hobcrtsou to ariange for a
meeting and consultation with Project
Engineer Selow in regard to the mat
ter. Whilo tho loveo is not in a dan
gerous condition tho precaution of nn
annual inspection is a wise measure.
To build it higher wil Insure protec
tion to a largo area of rich bottom
land and hasten their occupation and
cultivation. It is not known by the
citizens whother tho loveo is under
tho management of tho war depart
ment or the reclamation service
pending the completion of too Yuma
project. In any event the advice of
Mr. Selew will be valuable upon this,
subject. ' .
Bisbee Men in-Fist Fight.
A very lively fistic encounter took
place yesterday in the Bank of Bisbcc.
after banking hours and behind closed
tlfinrd lintwifn Vnil Hnttfr :inil .Tnt-k
Huffacker. Prcd Suiter is reported as
having tho best of tho fight when tho
principals were separated by Mi J.
Cunningham and U. A. bchwartz.
Tho trouble eatne up over a noto
held by Huffacker upon which Sutter,
appeared as a surety. Thcro was a
dispute overpayment out of which the
trouble grew.
Threatened Litigation at CoartlancL
Now thnt most of the available mln
ing ground in the- vicinity of Court
land has been practically taken, thero
aro being filed in tho recorder's oilice
a number or notices by parties who
have riled on homestead entries in that
locality. There promises to be some
interesting law suits over the two
claims conflicting. The homestead en
tries in many instances cover ground
that has been located as mining claims,
but ujKm which thcro is1 no sign of
mineral on tho surface or in any place
in the work that 'has been done as lo
cation work. Tho entire slopo from the
foothills on the north side of Court-
land has been located and filed on for
a distance from three to five miles.
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Orange Land Values.
Orange lands in California havo sold
for $2,'0OtJ an acre. With Arizona
oranges selling at u much higher price
in the eastern market' than the pro
duct from California, tho orange grow
ers of thU territory have every reason
to forge their industry to the front.
Who Shoud Bo Chairman.
Some doubt is impressed as to the
legality of the decision of the hoard
of supervisors in the matter of the
chairmanship of the board, as it seems
that on ballot the board failed to' elect,
thcro being a tie between Gregg mid
Dickinson, each having ono vote. On
this point the statute says: "If they
fail to elect tho supervisor longest in
commission shall be chairman." Mr.
Gregg's commission haviug but two
years to run, whilo thnt of Mr. Dickin
son has four years, it is thought by
somo that Mr. Dickinson should have1
been declared chairmau, Tho action
of the board was taken at the instance
of Mr. E. M. Doe, the county attorney,
who construed tho law in favor of Mr.
Gregg. Mr. Ashurst and others, how
ever, construe the law to mean that
tho supervisor taking ollico to servo
four years should bo declared tho
chairman. At tho next mectng of tho
board the opinions of several leading
legal lights of tho territory will bo pre
sented and read and it may bo thero
will be a change.
Profitable Crop.
As an example of tho possibilities of
farming in Arinainay bo taken h'e,
i..c rf"- t'"t vwli ztf'ai t-..:".i.
avuiu ui jt, u. "imu ui ui. xuviua.
BaystnojjrTorabtoneiProspector.WEight
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UJS&?ftKi- " .( ...WW 'WUTi,.3f-Jta. WHS- ... -T . , .j .. -f.v j .. ..-, . Ts
years ngo ho came to the territory
with about $300, took up n quarter
section and went to work.. This year
ho sold, 1500 sacks of swcot potatoes
at ;f:t.:sr per sack.
Arizona's Wool Growing Industry.
Vov tho twentieth timo tho National
Association of Wool Manufacturers
issues from its headquarters in Boston
its nuthoratlvo annual reviow of tho
wool industry in tho United States and
tho result of the sheep census. The
number of sheep fit for shearing is
placed at 40,311,518, an increase of
1,47(5,018 over 1907, when tho total
stood at 38,801,931. This iucroasc is
made up chiolly of additions to the
Rocks of Arizona aud Now Mexico,
where increases of 400,000 and 150,000
respectively have been made. Ari
zona's clip consisted of fine, fine med
ium and medium grades. Tho price
o.btaincd Inst year, 47 centsvper pound,
compared with 05 cents in ,1907 and
1900, and 67 cents in 1905.
Pima County's Bounty Payments.
Hunters, carrying lion, wild cat, lobo
and coyote skins visited tho supervis
or's oflico Monday and carried away
more than $S00 which tho county had
to pay as bounties. - k "
Thero wore more han 100 Wild cat
skins and this bounty itoni alone repre
sented about $000.
A fine mountain lion skin was turned
in by a Papago Indian, who received
$20 as bounty. Thero wore several
lobo hides and for each af these $20
had to be paid.
Fire Officers Elected.
At the annual election of tho Phoenix
firo department, Poto Sullivan was
elected chief and John Howe assistant
chief. Other officers elected aro: Paul
Kruger, president; John It. Norton,
vice president; J. M. Shott, secretary;
V. P. Dowell. treasurer; Mr. Warden,
engineer; O..S. Wylic, stoker; Dr. II.
A. liugues, physician; and .bugono
O'Xeil, legal adviser. Apparently thero
aro few privates in the organization
Republican Paper for Tucson.
Tucson is to hao a republican daily
newspaper, which will probably bo
called tho Evening Post. The publica
tion is backed by tholeading republi
cans of Pima county, according to tho
Phoenix Gazette. Tho Post and Tri
buno arc to bo absorbed, and Herbert
Brown of tho Wdokly Post is to be
made manager of tho now daily.
The War is Over.
Mayor Coggins and Mine Host J. C.
Adams of Phoenix, although both aspiro
to be republican bosses, don't play in
tho same yard. "Petrolythic" Coggins
doesn't liko Adams a little bit, and
recently had Adams arcrsted for ob
structing the sidewalk in front of tho
Adams hotel with potted palms, placed
there for ornament. Tho caso ha3 been
continued from time to time, and now
Adams lias circumvented His Honor by
securing an amendment to the ordi
nance concerning obstructions, and by
obtaining permission from tho city
council," tho Uepublicau says, Adams'
-jungle is again legalized.
Phoenix Woman's Exchange.
A woman's exchango has been or
gnnized and will bo conducted undor
tho auspices of the Ladies' Guild of
the Episcopal church.. It will be ono
of the 'most ''citified" inaugurations
yet attempted in this city, says the
Gazette. In all large cities thero is
such an institution and it has proven
n boon to both tho buyers and sellers.
As a place for a working" woman to find
a ready markot for her wares either in
tho cooking or sowing line, a woman's
exchange is unexcelled. While the1 ono
to be opened in Phoenix will begin
on a modest scale, the lady managers
IiaA'o very ambitious schemes to bo
carried oiit later. The board of man
agers consists of Mrs. J. V. Poss, Mrs.
Frank Ainsworth, Mrs. It. Lescher, Mrs.
Harry Tritlo and Miss Gillman. Mr.
Sanic'ias has very kindly offered to
the ladies spaco in his beautifully re
modeled store, which will bo an ideal
setting for tho dainty handiwork and
tempting cookery of tho best house
wives in Phoenix. Already nearly a
hundred ladies have expressed a wish
to become members of tho organization.
Globe's best livery O. K. Stables.
W. P, Kolsey, Prop. Phone 481.
Alwnvs havo Kennedy's Laxativn
Cough Syrup handy, especially for tho
ciiimren. it tastes neany as wen ns
maple sugar. It euros the cold by
gently moving tho bowels through its
laxative principle and at tho samu timo
it is soothing for throat irritation,
thereby stopping tho cough. Thero is
nothing as good. Sold by Palace Phar
macy and United Drug Co.
Every Mother
Ts or shold bo worried when tho lit
tie ones liavp a cough or cold. It may
lead to cioup or pleurisy or pnoumonia
then to something moro serious. Bal.
lard's Horehound Syrup will euro the
trouble at oncq and provent any "com
plication. Sold bv Palaco Pharmacy.
A great many people have Kidney and
bladdo rtroublo, mainly duo to ne
glect of tho occasional pains in tho
back, slight rhoumatic pains, urinary
disorders, etc. Delay in such cases is
dangerous. Tako DoWitt's Kidney and
Bladdor Pills. Thoy are for weak
back, backqehc, rheumatic pains and
nn Kidney ana, oiauuer trouoics. Boom
ing and antiseutle and act promptly.
Don't fail to got DoWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills. Accept no substitute.
Rogular size 50c Sola by Palace Phar
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NOTICE TO CUT
MUST RETRENCH THEIR OUTFITS
ON FORES RESERVES OF
THE TERRITORY.
FLAGSTAFF, January 15. Acting
Forest Supervisor Willard A. Drako has
issued two important circular letters,
ono toshecpmcn and one to stockmen,
in which ho officially notifies all usors of
tho Coconino national forest of certain
reductions they must make in their out
fits -beforo April 1, or Tomovo their
stock entirely from tho forest. An
extract from Mr. Drnko's letter to tho
sheopmo'n'is as follows:
"As Mr. Cooler will not bo able to
meet ' tho sliecpmcn at Phoenix this
year, I shall bo at tho Adams 'hotel in
Phoenix, on January 25, to talk over
allotments and other range matters with
you.
'I call your attention to that part
of tho grazing rules which provides
for the grazing season for sheep from
May 1 to October 31, 1909, at G cents
per head. If any of you Jinvo five-year
permits and desire to ,uso this short
period in plnco of the period from April
10 to November .20, 1909, nt 7 cents
per head, please notify this office."
In his letter to tho stockmen, Mr.
Drako has tho following to say rela
tive to nn early reduction of their out
fits: "All parties having over 300 head of
stock were notified for Forest Super
visor Pooler on November fl and 11,
1908, that they would bo required, in
addition to a cut equal to tho amount
of natural increase, to reduce their out
fits beforo April 1, 1909, from 5 per
cent to 10 per cent, according to the
size of tho outfit and its rango rights.
This ofiico is instructed to observe tho
following Miles in this matter:
"All permits for not moro than 300
head to be renewed without reduction,
and not to exceed '20 per cent increase
or 300 head total. All permits from 301
to COO head Jo bo reduced 5 per cent,
provided none are reduced below 300
head. All permits from 001 to 1000
head to be reduced 7 per cent, pro
vided none aro cut below 570 head,
which is the highest number allowed
anyone in the next lowest grade. All
permits for over 1000 head to bo re
duced 10 per cent, provided none ate
reduced below 925 head. All parties
must show that they have mado the re
ductions by April 1, 1909, or remove
the stock entirely from the forest."
In order that tho sheepmen may make
their plans for a still further reduction
n year hence, the acting forester makes
the following official notico to sliecp
mcn: "As previous notico has not been
officially given, notico is hereby given
that all parties having a permit for
over 4000 shcop in 1909 will bo cut 10
per cent of the permit for 1909 for the
year beginning April 1, 1910, and such
parties should make their plans accord
ingly. This step is deemed nocossary
on account of tho over-grazing of a
largo part of the area within this forest.
All cattle and horse permits for over
300 head will bo cut 5 per cent to 10
per cent in 1909 for the same reason."
MEXICSN 1EHMKTS
SIILL II Ml JUL
LOS ANGELES, January 14. About
two weeks havo elapsed since the su
premo court of the United States dis
missed the appeal of tho attorneys rep
resenting Iticnrdo Florcs Jagon, An
tonio I. Villareal and Professor Libra
do Itivern, to prevent their extradition
to Arizona, nnd no word hns been said
indicating nt what timo thoy will bo
released from the Colnjty jail. Tho men
are now in charge of tho United States
marshal, who cannot take fhem from
jail until he receives instructions from
the district court.
Attorney llarrimnn said he has no
information ns to when tho prisoners
will bo taken to Arizona.
"Thoy aro anxious to reach tho ter
ritory as soon as possible," said the
attorney.
"Naturally, they should havo been re
moved sometimo ago, and they should
bo given a hearing or dismissnl of
their cases. Because" of tho delay, it
is probable tho March torm of tho dis
trict court in Arizona, beforo which
they are expected tp appeal, will havo
ended boforo thoy can prepare for a
speedy hearing. In this event it would
mean another long term in jail."
NO TIME FOR DETAILS
"Aro you aware." said tho nhilolo-
gist, "thnt some of these campaign or
ators split their infinitives!"
"Let 'era alone," answered Senator
Sorchum: "we'll bo luckv if thov. don't
split the party." Washington Star
RECKLESS
"I see by tho papers this mornine
that a follow in Now York strangled
to death on a piece 'tof steak." , v
"That '8 what a follow Rets foritry-
inKncwaiand'sdanfferoustexnerirnonts.s"
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UNCLE BEN TAKEN
FOR BURGLAR
AT HOI
FORMER TUCSON MAN SENDS THE
TOMBSTONE POLICE ON A
WILD OOOSE CHASE.
TOMBSTONE, January 15. Undo
Ben Goodrich, tho well known attor
ney nnd mombor-olcct from Cochise
county to tho territorial council, last
night had a narrow escape from being
arrested as a burglar and placed under
tho caro of tho police dopartraent of
tho city of Tombstone.
Undo Ben returned last night from
a trip to Los Angeles, where ho spent
tho holidayrf with his family. He stopped
over iu Tucson and came over on the
"Burro" as far as Fairbank, driving
up from thero last evening with O.
Gibson. Ho went tp his office build
ing, wlicro is also his residenco, and
began making preparations for retir
ing. Tho noiso ho made in moving
around aroused tho suspicions of Albert
Beuhman, formerly of Tucson, the as
saycr for (ho Tombstone Consolidated
company, who also rooms up stairs, and
was uot aware that Mr. Goodrich had
arrived home.
.Fearing that some ono had broken
into tho office ho hastily dressed and
made a hurry up call for Chief of Polico
Vravin, who responded at once. Bravin,
with his six-shooter in one hand, ap
proached tho front door, whilo Beau
man went to the rear door armed with
a gun. Bravin went up to tho door and
knocked, asked who was in there, and
Uncle Ben replied, "It's mo; como in."
Tho door waa opened and Uncle Bon
was surprised to see tho chief of police
walk in on him armed with his six
shooter. Explanations wore then made
nnd the drinks were on Beauman. Un
cle Ben was cautioned, however, after
this to report to his fellow roomers
when he made nn appearance at night,
so as Uot to arouse tho tviiolo police de
partment. DOG LOVER'S REBUKE TO
POISONER OFDUMB ANIMALS
The owner of a Phoenix dog, poisoned
on tho doorstep of its "home, wrote to
the Phoenix Gazette tho following,
which will havo the endorsement of ev-
ory man and woman in Globe whose
heart is in tho right place:
"You dog poisoncrel
"You inflictors of suffering upon the
noblest and most faithful of dumb ani
malsl
"Havo you ever witnessed the agon
ies of ono of these poor brutes after
its system has becomo inoculated with
tho deadly doso you havo tossed him,
or perhaps given with ono hand whilo
the other palm caressehis shaggy coatf
"Havo you ever scon tlio full results
of your inhuman work; the awful
frame-tearing spasms, tho frantic ef
forts to control tho pain-contracted
limbs, tho heaving of the tortured body
and the almost human appeals for as
sistance by piteous little moans and up
lifting of eyes that are trustful of man,
even with tho glaz of death settling
upon them; Aim Uicn, tho last awiui
death spasm, in the throes of which
tho poor animal attempts to caress the
hand of the man who is miuistcring
to it a Inst expiriug effort at gratitude.
And yet there nre people who will poi
son a dog. Oh, tho inhumanity of it
nil!"
FARMER CONFESSES KILLING
UNKNOWN MIDNIGHTVISITOR
YORK, Pa., January 14. Harry
Keoner, a York county farmer, con
fessed today that the story told by n
girl of this city, that ho killed a man
on his farm last July, is true. Tho
identity of the victim is still unknown.
The girl accused Kcenor whilo sho was
lying on what was beliovcd to bo her
death bod.
Tho girl is Miss Loenza Tawser, aged
15. Last summer she was employed on
Keener 's farm near Seven Valleys. Tho
girl said that after Keener had killed
the man ho buried tho body in tho or
chard. After much questioning by tho
polico, Keener admitted tho crimo to
(lay. Keener said his victim was a stranger
who came to his house in the night and
without apparent provocation threaten,
ed to kill him. He said ho shot through
tho glass in the door of his house and
killed him.
THOUGHT STREET WAS A RIVER
"Como on in fellers, tho water's
fine," shouted Peter Leuz yesterday, as
ho perched himself on a garbage box
nt Orleans and State streets, peeled
off his shrrt.and tried to make a high
divo undor tho street car tracks.
Policeman Mco of tho Chicago avenue
station saw Lenz at tho apex of his
divo, made a slide for the corner and
nrrived in time to recoivo tho diver on
tho elastic portion of his anatomy where
ho wears his belt.
It was ono of tho most thrilling res
cuos in tho history of aquatics. In?
second, less, and Lens woulc havo land
ed on his head, and probably fractured
a valuable cobblo stone. Chicago Iuter
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The sale at Sultans' is a record
breaker. It is plainly demon
strated by the big crowds who
are attending the sale. Plenty
of bargains left in Men's Shirts,
Pants and Hats. Big reduction
on Underwear
and children.
Don't miss this sale at
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