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or when you havo fooled it awa y. .It takes WORK to do this.
Put your monoy in our bank and it can't burn up, and you won't
fool it away.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GLOBE, ARIZONA
Capital, Surplus and Shareholders' Liability, $300,000
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Homo Investment Company Busy
J. Watt Hoguo of tho Homo Invest
ment company mndo two deals hi resi
dence real ostuto yesterday. Through
this agency, George Duffy sold to Mrs.
Nellie Mnllory two lots nu Hill street,
near Ash, upon which piopcrty alio will
at oneo begin tho .rcctio,i of a cottage
homo. By another deal, Mrs. Mattio
Lobb sold to J. II. Nciruu.i n flut Louse
and lot in the UU Dominion subdivi
sion, near tho corner of North and Hill
streets. Mr. Newman will retain tho
property for speculative purposes.
Entertained (Hobo Visitors
Georgo T. Fisher and Gcorgo F. KItt
entertained at dinner sovoral visitors at
the Old Pueblo club yesterday. The
gentlemen are enrouto to Mieir homes
in Globe after nttendiug tho Arizona
Commercial association in Phoonix,
They were Messrs. James Kwing, pres
ident of tho chamber of commerce; Sid
ney Mauk, A. C. McAlpine, E. B.
Gridor and F. F. Towle. Tucson Star.
Washington, D. C
Since wo cannot all go to Washington,
D. C, on Washington's birthday, tho
postor of tho Methodist church has had
tho principal points of interest in and
about tho city shipped to him, and in
vites ovcrybody to coruo to the church
Monday night at 7:30 and tako a trip
about the Capital. This is a personally
eouducted sight-seeing trp, which will
bo of special interest to boys and girls.
Tho conductors will collect the fares for
tho benefit of the church.
Odd Fellows Session
Odd Fellows of Rescue I.odgo No. 12
will assemble in special session tonight
at the office of II. II. Pratt, justico of
the peace, at 7:30 o'clock. Visiting
members are cordially invited to bo
'present.
Warrior Reduces Shipments
' The Warrior Copper company, which
has recently been making largo ship
ments of ore to tho Old Dominion smelt
or, amounting yesterday and Thursday
to 175 tons each day, has withdrawn
fifteen of the thirty teams, omploycd in
hauling tho ore, and the daily shipment
hereafter will bo less than ninety tons,
which, howover will bo of a higher av
erago grado. Tho reason for reducing
shipments is not known, but tho low
price of copper probably has something
to do with it.
Robinson Had Fiorco Thirst
, v .John Robinson, h former .employe of
Norris H Rowc's circus, is doing fifteen
days in jail because his thirst was
greater than his discretion. Robinson
A factor
for pure food
antedating
and national
D?PRBCES
BAKING POWDER
No Alum No
Be on yoar guard. Alum Pow-
ers may ne Known ay incur
price 10 or 25c. a lb.,
or one cent an
ounce.
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hud obtained work as n driver for Gat
ti's meat market. Yesterday ho got
on tho wagon, but refused to move un
til Parks, one of the partners in tho
firm, gavo him a dollar to buy a drink.
Ho wanted a big, long driuk, but Parks
was obdurato and, when Robinson
threatened to whip his employer, an
officer was called and Robinson visited
Hiuson Thomas in business hours.
Cruel to Horses
Prnmisin Plnrp. n MnYinnii unu nr.
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Marshal Russell fdr cruelty to animals.
Flores was cruelly beating six Jittlc
horses that were struggling to pull i
load far too great for their strength.
There is a statute that covers cases
of this kind, and it is understood Unit
more prosecutions aro to bo expected
in tho noar future.
Firo in Machino Shops
Tho Gila Valley railroad's privato
fire department had a run for actual
work yesterday forenoon at about 10
o'clock, whon the bijj whistle called
the boys to tho machine shop. A gas
oline lamp bad been left too near the
wall and there was quite a blaze up tno
side of the wooden building when tho
hose was turned on. Tho department,
organized among tho railroad employe,
showed that it could answer a call with
astonishing rnpfdity and work like et
eran firo fighters.
Threw Iron Bar Into Mine
Rafael Palombo was placed under a
$500 bond yesterday by Justice Hinson
Thomas to appear for trial Tuesday.
Palombo is charged by John Caveliri
with having thrown an iron bar down
the shaft of the Union mino and nar
rowly missing Caveliri, who was work
ing at tho bottom of the shaft. This
is alleged to havo occurred February C,
but it was only yesterday that Palombo
could bo locatod by Deputy Shorift Ben
Henderson at Gibson.
Would Resuscitato Rooster
George Jaconivich's inability to re
suscitato the rooster of Anton Matino
vich nlmo3t cnused a bloody riot in
Justico Hinson Thomas' court yester
day afternoon. George .Taconovich did
not like the tunc the rooster sang and
cut short the chanticleer's music by a
surgical operation on the throat. Now
Martinovich thought a great deal of
that particular rooster. Tho bird at
raised a pet. Jaconovich was arrestel
and the case brought into court. The
evidence showed that Jaconovtch ha J
been nnd still was willing to pay for
the rooster. But monetary salve ncvur
did restore, a cock to l'fc. Martinovich
scorned the monoy. "You givo inn
back my roostor nlive, or I ill kill
you," ho roared in court, when Jus
all stafe
food laws
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ra:ug j!K&aV- mmimMmmM;$ $skib& vw-:&i&H&'am
tlcoThomaBldjschargcdthoVdcfendant.
MntfnovicT$joinVdinJ thocJamorl for
rcsiiscitationr'andthreats of 'annihila
tion. BlobdshcdjMiow'oveV, was averted
when the court sent kthe " belligerent
brothors toail, When thoyV cmorged
sevornl hours later," they wero, recon
ciled to tho fact that tho rooster was
permanently dead and Hint they might
as well mourn in silence.
Motcalf Lads Sprout Antlors
There was something doing lust night
when OJobo Lodge No. 48!, Benevolent
nud Protective Order of Elks, benevo
lently started in to protect four tender
young fawns, J, B. Crowley, a partner
in tho Van Wngonon storo of this city;
Frank A. Webster, a prominent con
tractor; George A. Greene, storo man
ager for tho Arronn Copper company,
and O. J. Cotey, roadmastcr for tho Ari
zona H Now Mexico railroad, the last
throo being from Mutcalf, Ariz. Tho
initiatory ceremonies wero conducted by
competent nnd willing hands, nnd it
w.as a caution to see, a couple of hours
later, how tho three Mctcalf men left
their seats in tho lobby of the Dominion
hotel when somebodv sang out, "Hello
Bill!"
Baby Brightens Maurol Homo
A bouncing girl baby camo last
night to brighten tho homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Robort Maurol.
Valley Visitor Honored
A pleasant social was given last night
at tho homo of Mrs. McAllister in Houth
Broad Btrcot in honor of Mrs. Petar
Anderson of SniTord, a visitor in the
cityj Tho evening was madp gay with
music, Mrrf. Cook and Mrs. Znmm ren
dering cleverly several (selections on
tho mandolin and piano, and delicious
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. P. C.
Anderson, Mrs. A. M. Kyle, Mrs. Wal
ter Zamm, Miss Susan Cook, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Boulter, Chris Speliakos
and Master Clifford Anderson.
Dominion Hotel Arrivals
G. C. Jaynes, Tucson; W. D. Freder
icks, Miami; R. 1). Williams, Miami;
R. R. Yeria, Miami; W. F. Pierce, Den
ver; K. II. Mantel, Los Angeles; G.
F. Ghisi, Los Angeles; Henry Krumb,
Salt Lake; B. S. Gibbs, Salt Lake; C.
T. Young, Salt Lake; A. W. Dimond,
San Francisco; M. Grcenburg, San
Francico; S. J. Davidson, Cincinnati;
S. A. McMurray, Louisville; L. D.
Chopia, San Francisco; O. C. lloyland,
El Paso; C. A. Haight, San Francisco;
W. F. Fillets, San Francisco; II. A.
Hoyt, San Francisco; A. L. Miller, Mar
quette, Mich.
"Smoke Polo" Artists Hero
C. A. Haight, W. F. Willctt and H. A.
Hoyt of San Francisco, representing
tho Dupont Powder company the Win
chester Arms company, and tho Selby
Smelter & Lead company, respectively,
arrived in tho city last night and will
give a fancy exhibition at the School
hill park tomorrow afternoon, showing
what can bo done to blue rocks when
a fellow knows whoro the blue rocks
are. Monday they will undertake to
lead the boys out into the hills and
show them how to go nfier quai) and
other live anil capricious things.
Hitting Cano Outing
Thomas Baldridge is invited to show
up by the officers of tho law. Yester
day morning Baldridge met W. T. Ras
co in front of the Old Dominion .store.
Itight there and then Baldridge broke
his cano over Rasco's head. Baldridge
and Rascoc joined issue an,d started
in to raise more Cain. Tho hearing was
set for 5 o'clock yesterday evening by
Justinco Hinson Thomas. Rasco showed
up and paid a fine of $G.30 costs of
court. Baldridge missed the appoint
ment. Back From Phoenix
President James Ewing and Members
Purdum, Towle and Grider of the Globe
chamber of commerce, returned Thurs
day night from Phoenix, where they at
tended the conference of delegates from
the various commercial bodies of tho
territory held for tho purpose of obtain
ing beneficial railroad legislation.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
B. E. Leonard and B. S. Adamson
will leave this morning for Phoenix to
lobby against the anti-gambling bill,
which is awaiting tho governor's signa
ture. W. D. Frederick, R. B. Williams and
R. R. Yeria of Miami arc in the eitv
on business.
Henry Krumb of Salt Lako City, the
prominont mining engineer of the In
spiration company, arrived in tho city
last night with a party composed of
B. S. Gibbs and C. T. Young of Salt
Lake, A. W. Dimond and M. Green
burg of San Francisco, and S. .T. David
son of Cincinnati.
A. L. Miller, a mining man from Mar
quette, Mich., was one of last night's
arrivals in town.
Mrs. W. T. Tupper will leave this
morning for Bisbee, whore she will
spend several days visiting with friends
and relatives. Bisbee is Mrs. Tupper 's
old home.
Will C. Roundey will lenvo this morn
ing for Willcox to spend a few days
visiting his mother.
Mrs. H. C. Holdsworth will lenvo this
morning for Safford to visit with friends
in tho valley city.
P. D. Eckhart of tho Silvor Belt
force, will leave this morning for Ben
son, whoro he will spend several days
with relatives, recuporating.
Mrs. Briggs says that since she
bought a coffee mill nod grinds her
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee Mr. -B.
nover complains about the coffee.
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FTJNESAIiNOTIOE.
MIDDLETON Tho fuhoral of tho Into
A. Willis Middloton will bo held from
tho residence of G. M. Allison, Sun
day at 2 p."m. Frionds invited.
ODD FELLOWS NOTICE.
The officers and mombcrs of Rescue
Lodge No. 12, I. O. O. F., also sojourn
ing mombcrs, are hereby notified that
the interment of Brother Past Grand
Willis S. Middleton will take placo en
Sunday, tho 21st 'Inst You are com
manded to asaemblo at tho hall Sunday
at 1 o'clock p. m., to pay the last re
spects to. our departed brother.
E. O. BRIGHT, D. D. G. M.
ALEX. SIMPSON, Bee. Se:.
GHURCHES
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.
(Tho Church Around tho Corner.)
Sunday school 9:15 a. m.
Preaching servico 11 a. zn. Subject:
"Courtly Manners."
North Globo Sunday school 2 p. m.
Boys aud girls class 3:30 p. m.
Epworth lenguo 0:15 p. m.
Preaching service 7:30 p. in. Subject:
"Whoro Is the Lord God of Elijah."
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30
p. m. t
Bible club, Friday, 7:30 p. m.
E. G. DECKER, Pastor.
185 East Cedar streot.
St. John's Episcopal Church.
The services at St. John's Episcopal
church for tho coming week will bo an
follows:
Sunday, February 21:
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, 11 a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p.
m.
Ash Wednesday, February 21:
Holy communion, 8 a. in.
Morning prajcr nnd reading, 11 a. m.
Evening prayer and reading, 1:15
p. m. -
Thursday, Friday und Saturday:
Evening prajcr and Litany each day
at 4:15 j. m.
The First Baptist Church.
(Hill and Oak streets.)
10 a. in. Bible school.
11 n. in. Preaching.
6:45 p. ro. Young people's meeting.
7:30 p. m. Preaching.
7:30 p. m., Monday Teachers' meet
ing. 7:30 p. m., Thursday Prayer meet
ing. 8:15 p. m., Thursday Sacred litera
ture class.
Note that the last two meetings aro
on Thursday instead of Wednesday, on
account of the Willnrd memorial meet
ing. D. C. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
320 South Second street.
Presbyterian Church,
(Firemen's Hall.)
Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m.
Rev. John R. Gass, D. D., of Albu
querque, N. M.,. synodicnl superintend
ent of homo missions for Arizona and
Now Mexico, will' preach at both tho
morning and evening services.
Miss Julia Eraser of New York, rep
resenting the Woman's Board of Home
Missions, will spoak at 3 p. in.
Tho cottage mooting this week will
be merged with tho union Frances Wil
lard memorial service at tho Methodist
church on Wednesday evening.
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Preaching at 11 a. in.
Sunday school at 3 p. in.
Preaching at 8 p. m.
i Tuesday evening Literary meeting.
Wednesday evening Prajer meeting.
Everybody welcome.
K. P. BOND, Pastor.
STORES WILL CLOSE MONDAY
Washington's Birthday Will Bo Colo
brated by Quiet Day in Busi
ness Circles.
Next Monday will bo Washington's
birthday, and a petition calling for the
closing of stores on that day was cir
culated yesterday and signed by the
following firms:
Naquin L Co.
W. W. Brookner company.
Scclig Grocery company.
Sam Koe.
Arizona Fuel Si Feed company.
J. S. Miles, Hardwardo.
Globe Commercial company.
Old Dominion Commercial company.
Ingram's, Clothing.
Sultan Brothors.
GloboHnrdwaro company.
Fort's Millinery.
Miko Rais.
J. W. Brown.
Max Lantin tt Bro.
O. R. Feist.
Globo Jowolry company.
Kroon L Motz.
Globo Racket Store.
William Mill William.
Levy Brothers.
ARCHAEOLOGY IN NEW MEXICO
SANTA FE, February 19. Acting
Governor Jaffa, this afternoon, signed
a bill giving to tho American Institute
of Archaeology at Washington, 1). C,
the use of the historic old palace at
Santa Fo for tho establishment of a
school of American Archaeology, and
nlso granting the sum of $12,500 for
tho establishment of a stato musoum
in connoction with tho school. An en
dowment of $500,000 is to do. raised
for tho school by tho institute.
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O. X. MILLS
H. S. TAN GOBDEB
A. T. THOMSON
We Invite New Buslneee
r
We Have Just Received
A new shipment of "Good Things to Eat." We
herewith give a list of jut a few items to give
you an idea of what you can get at this store.
The best Codfish sold, per lb - - 20c
Monarch Asparagus Tips, per can - 45c
Crosse & Blackwell Jams, all varieties 40c
. - Monarch Preserves 3 for - - $1.00
Monarch Onions - - 35c and 60c
: ' Monarch Boned Chicken, each - 35c
WAGONS EVERYWHERE. GOODS DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
THE SEELIG COMPANY, Inc.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
8ATI3FAJCTI0N GUARANTEED
PBOMPt SERVICE
Ik,
3E
ANMIUG BILL
JAKES EFFECT ON
PASSAGE
NOW IN THE HANDS OF OOV-
EBNOB AND WILL SOON BE-
CEIVE SIGNATURE.
WAS DRAFTED DY JUDGE NAVE
INTRODUCED BY DUFFY, HAVING
SUPPORT OF HUNT OF THE
UPPER HOUSE.
Special to Silver Belt.
PHOENIX, February 19. The Duffy
anti-gambling bill, which passed tho
council yesterday by a vote of c'ght to
four, is now in the hand of the gov
ernor, and will undoubtedly soon re
ceivo his signature. It becomes ef
fective upon being signed by the gov
ernor, thus giving tho operators of
games no days of grace in which 10 pre
paro for tho discontinunnco of tneir
business. It has not generally been
known that the bill was drawn by .Tudo
F. S. Navo of Globe, at tbo request of
the Women's club of Globe and Presi
dent of the Council George W. P. Hunt,
but such is the case. The bill was pre
pared somo time ago, but vns only re
cently presented, and passed with but
little opposition, the vote in tho home
being twenty to three and -ouucil by
eight to four. The full text of the biU
follows:
AN ACT TO REGULATE GAMBLING.
Bo It Enacted by the Leg:Blativc As
sembly of tho Territory of Arizona:
Section 1. No city, town or village
may license the carrying gn or operat
ing in any placo or in any manner of
any game or games of any variety what
soever, nor impose nor collect any oc
cupation tax or other tax upon or from
any person or persons for tho cnrryir
on or operation thereof.
Section 2. Any person who shall
gamble by any device or in any manner
whatsoover in any saloon, shop, store,
storehouse, tavern, hotel, club, club
house, clubroom, or in any street, high
way or public place, or iu any outhouse
whoro people resort, or in any place or
room maintained as a gambling resort,
or in any room or place where intox
icating beverages arc sold or served,
shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor.
Section 3. If any proprietor, owner
or part owner, lessee, manager or any
person having management, supervision
or control, temporary or permanent, of
any of tlio places mentioned in the
preceding section, shnll knowingly per
mit any gambling to be do no in such
place, he shall bo guilty of a mis
demeanor. I
Section 1. In any prosecution for a
violation of Section .' of this Act, no
person shall be exempt or excised from
testifying because by so testifying he
may incriminate himself under the pro'
visions of Section 2 of this act; but one
who has so testified shall bo privileged
from prosecution under the provisions
of said Section 2 upon any matter in
quired of him when so testifying.
Section 5. This act shall tako effect
upon its passage.
Lots $10 and up. Room 32 Trust Bldg.
TAKEN TO PRISON
FREEHOLD, New Jersey, February
19. Albert C. Twining, former presi
dent of tho wrecked Monmouth Trust &
Safe Deposit company of Asbury Park,
was -today takon to tho stato prison at
Trenton to begin serving a six years'
term.
. Barplua ?60,OCO.oo '
THE GILA VALLEY BANK. & TRU5T CO.
jr ix v. aiecora, Tice crvwaea.
DIRECTORS
L. D RICKETT8
T. A. PA8COI
UL
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PHONE 151
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Specials
We are selling many useful articles in
our Dry Goods and Gents' Furnishing
Departments.
Space will not permit us to quote
prices: Also many specials in our
Grocery and Hardware Departments.
You will do well to ask about our
Special Prices, we will save you money,
SULTAN BROS.
151 North Broad St
A ROAST OF BEEF.
Talk about roast Meats? Our Beef is
simply perfection. Rich, juicy, nour
ishing tho very essence of goodness.
Fins enough U tempt the palate of an
epicure. Our choice Meats are not ex
celled by anything. The weak and the
strong, the small and tho hearty caters
aliko on Joy them. Haven't we said
enough to tempt you to stray our way?
H. W. MOUNCE & CO.
401 N. BROAD
PHONE 2161
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Tho regular meeting of tho stockhold
ers of tho Consolidated Mines &. De
velopment Co. will bo hold March 1, at
8 p. m., in tho Dominion Hotel.
F. M. DODGE,
Secy.
J. D. Houston has opened a barber
shop noxt to McDonough's saloon and
invites tho pntronago of his friends and
their acquaintances.
FASHION HaLL COMPLETED
Tho lodge hall orer tho Fashion sa
loon is completed and for rent to lodges,
societies, dances and any public meet
ings. Reasonable prices. Apply to
BRACCb & GIACOMA,
Proprietors.
WAIT FOR SALE.
Stock, of Mrs. W. O. Dikeman to bo
disposed of.
. WATCH FOR DATE.
Firo insuranco written in best com
panies. Room 32, Trust Bldg.
a. ju MrAowE, vic Pieik
w. ma MIIH11 llAal Sj. -m
.t anle'. .
njuiiiia lxinni..!
B. B. HEQARDx
E. M. HDRD
ii"
WJt ay I ft cent on Savings Accci
XE
THE HOUSE THAT SAVES Y00
MONEY ON YOUB GROCEBIE3
nJ
T!
at Sultan's
TheGlobeBani
said Savings Co,
Ifttereet Paid en Term Deposits i
we kave Escrow Money to Loan it i
times. See us today.
We have the nest and strongest r
Insurance Agency in the territory. 1
big companies that paid over FIITT
MILLION DOLLARS in the Hi
Fraaaisco Fire-
"I"-M"M"M"H-HH
Carl L. Addy
Manufacturing Jeweler
and Diamond Setter
STONE CUTTING
AND ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING
Room 6, Keegan Building, Upstirs
Globe, Arizona
A H 11 II M"H"M"I"H"H"H
Hildreth & Thompson
UND ATTORNEYS
Patenting Mining Claims a SpWl
PHOENIX ABIZ0X4
TOT CTTD3ENS' BANK OF i
IS NOW BECEIVINO THE
CTTOTATTOVR W Wllffl AND
PREPARED TO EXECUTE YOUBC?
DERS PROMPTLY FOR THE
CHASE OS SALE OF STOCKS,
ooirmroES to transact a o
BRAL BANKUni BUSINESS.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED. &
SULLBNBERQER, PRESIDENT-
tit,
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