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THE DAlrflLVER BELT
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Tuesday, June 29, 1909
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ThisProspector Would Lead
Life of Luxury in the Hills
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The Gila Valley Bank & Trust Company
Capital paid in, 1100,000.00
Surplus, $60,000.00
Condensed Statement
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0. B. MILLS. President
L. D. KIOKETTS, Vice-Pres.
T. A. PASCOE, Vice President
H. 8. VAN GORDER, Cashier
E. M. HURD, Local Manager
WE PAY 4 PER CENT ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. NEW BUSINESS INVITED
DIRECTORS
C. E. MILLS
H. S. VAN GORDER
L. D. BICKETTS
A. T. THOMSON
T. A: PASCOE
R. B. HEGARDT
E. M. HURD
WALTER DOUGLAS
rirsi national oanj
Globe, Arizona
at the Close of Business June 23, 1909
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts . $387,580.90
U.S. Bonds . . . 150,000.00
County Bonds and other
Securities . . . 76,202.68
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures . . 39,272.49
Other Real Estate . . 2,500.00
Cash in Safe and due from
Banks . . . 234.333.65
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$889,889.81
LIABILITIES
Capital .... 100,000.00
Surplus and Profits (Net) 1 10,771.26
Circulation .... 100,000.00
Deposits . . . . 579,118.55
$889,889.81
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
REAL ESTATE
Wo still hava some valuable .places of proporty for sale at surprisingly
low prices. Wo have two houses, a Broom and a G-room, both modern. A
large comer lot, ono of the best locations In Globe. A good Investment
bringing In a rental of $90 a month. Only 8,500, on easy terms.
Ono 14-room rooming house, modern, $7,000. Ono 5-rooai house, $2,50?.,
terms. Ono 4-rooin house, $2,100, terms. Onp 7-room house. $2,900. One
5 room houso, $2,000. One 4-room house, $1,700. Ono G-room house, $1,700.
Ono 4, room housa $2,200. All on crsy terms. Wo havo many other places
just as good as those. Wo havo so mo bsautiful rcsldoncc lota. Ranches In
the Gila Valley, also somo nsar GlDbe. Houses to rent. Como and sco us
before you buy. Wo will do all wo can to pleaso you.
Alex. Simpson ALEX. SIMPSON & COMPANY James Cochran
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Realty Transfers
Tho following deeds' wpro placed on
record yesterday: Thomas A. Pa vol
aud wife to Sadio Hants'., part of lot
2, block 88, GloLo townsttc. G. S. Van
W'agencn and wife to Frank P. Rieg
iitz, lot 30 by 140 in, block 8S, Globo
townsite. Same property transferred
by soparato conveyance to Mis. Sadio
Haatz.
George French Returning
A privato telegram received in Globo
yesterday announced the return of Mr.
and Mrs. Ueorgo K. French to Globe
on July 20. Mr. French wont to Now
York a month ago to interest eastern
capital in tho financing of a mining
proposition to be known as thp French
Consolidated, and it is understood from
tho tono of his communication that he
has boon successful in his quos:.
and Oliver Cromwell to tho territorial
prison, to servo out sentences imposed
by the district court. Tho trip was
made without incident.
Will Visit Hot Springs
Councilman H. S. Van Slyck will
visit Jndian Hot Springs in a fow
days. He expects to drive through
from Globe, making tho trip by easy
stages.
New Majestic Management
.lames 1. Deshon, who has been in
charge of the Majestic thoatcr for tho
past fow weoks, transferred his in
terest to George Brown yesterday.
Charles Holdren will bo the acting
manager for this playhouso in tho future
Elackoy Is Discharged
ttlackoy Thompson was up boforo
Judge II. H. Pratt yesterday, charged
with having engaged in a fight with a
member of tho Doo family, at Miami.
As tho evidenco was not strong,
l.lackio was discharged. His oppon
ent is being looked for by the officers.
McCoy Draws Ten
Charles McCoy drew a ten-dny sen
tence yesterday from Judge JI. II.
Pratt, for being drunk and disorderly
at Miami, Saturday night.
New Bridge Soon
Tho committco in charge of tho orcc
tion of tho now bridge at Sutheilaud
aud Sycamore streets has advertised
for bids on that work and it is proba
ble that tho construction of this im
provement will bo under way within
the next two weeks. Plans for tho
bridge havo been completed by City
Mnginccr Van Wngencn aud aro opon
for inspection at his office.
Returns From Valley ,
Attorney C. L. Rawlins returned last
night from a brief business visit down
tho valley.
New Baby Boy
W. G. Finch of Ray announces tho
birth of a flno baby boy in his fam
ily on Juno 20. At last accounts tLo
lusty youth seemed to like the new
world, and the mother was doing well.
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Lands Prisonors Safely
Deputy Shoriff Rawlings returned
from I'uma last night, after taking
Lonnio Couch, Port Morso, John Wado
Free-for-all Fight
Albert Greenfield, Houry INillno,
Pamino, .fumes aud Peter Gravclotto.
James Ulaniey, Fred Traventhin and
Arthur Stovon, arrested for engaging
in a freo-for-nll fight iu a lower Broad
streot saloon, Sunday morning, wcro
lip bcfoie Judge 11. II. Pratt yester
day on tho charge. Stephens aud James
Giavclctto, who Bcemed to bo only
spectators, were discharged. The oth
ers drew fines of $7 each.
Fill Depot Site
Tho work of filling in tho depot site
north and east of tho present Gila Val
ley station, is progicssiug rapidly. The
work will enhance the appearanco and
add to the convenience of the grounds,
when completed.
Big Apache Dance
An Apacho dance, headed by Chief
Dan Ilii'tis. will bu iiven at South
Sido'paiC toi5onown7glit. Tho "Devil
dance" Mill bo tho lug feature of the
uIT.'ur. . ,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids tor tho construction of
a bridge at Sutherland and Sycamoro
streets will bo received up to and iu
eluding July 9, 1909, at the offico of
tho city engineer, whoro plans and
specifications aro on file. Tho commit
tco reserves tho right to reject any
or all bids.
J. J. KKEGAN, Chairman.
Soro Ntpplos.
Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may be
offectod by applying Chamberlain's
Salve as soon as tho child is dono nurs
ing. Wipe it off with a .soft cloth be
fore allowing the babo to nurse. Many
trained nurses use this salvo with best
results. For sale by all druggists.
Free Fare to Safford and
Doturn Fr Big Celebration,
KclUI II July 3, 4 and 5
With everv $25 purchase at this .
I store we will give a. round trip ticket KfOWn S
t jB'KJijft, see aa on pageeigni.
Stories without number have been
told regarding tonderfoot prospectors
who embarked on a wealth-seeking ven
ture equipped with a ease of strawber
ries, six bottles of pickles, a bo of
tooihpieks and three pounds of Sara
toga chips, or at least a grub stake
equally incongruous, but a demand
not merely a lequcst was turned in
yostorday by an old and hardened
prospector, Pat O'Hara, which puts all
former grub stakes to (light in the
regions of the tall and uncut.
For a two months' prospect three
miles north of town, the prospector in
question desired sonic eighty diffeient
varieties of supplies. The outfit at a
low figure would cost about $200. How
it wohld have been transported to the
mining claims is as yet an1 unsolved
mystery.
Here aro a few of tho "necessities"
wanted:
Two dozen lemons, eight packages
of curiauts, one pound of caraway seed,
two tins of cocoa, ono cako of stovo
polish, twelve tins of salmon, twelve
tins of lobster, two bits worth of
cloves, half a dollar's woith of mustard
and a few coal oil cans.
Tho things tho prospector overlooked
would not fill a very largo sizrd space
in fact, tho men who aro backing
him came to a quick conclusion that
he intended starting a boarding house.
When it is considered that 100 pounds
of flour, seventy-five pounds of pota
toes, twenty-five pounds of corn meal,
with a few bean?, a slab of bacon, salt,
pepper, cugar, coffee, baking powder
and a couplo of bars of soap will keep
tho average prospector and the wolf of
starvation at a respectable distance
for an lndefinito period, tho grub
stakers ero not so far wrnog.
According to latest roports, tho pros
poctor was till taking his tinie out
in waiting for tho order to bo filled.
Mosquitoes Would Be Worth
Fortune in "Dry" Community
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 21. "Tho
African mosquitoes intoxicato you.
They inject so much poisou into you
that you are dazed, your eyes roll and
you stagger and speak thickly. In a
word, you're drunk," said a mission
ary. "In the Nyassa country I'd always
start betting leady for bed and the
mosquitoes an hour boforo sunset. I'd
set up my mosquito net with the utmost
care. I'd clamp down its edges with
valises and boxes. I'd light insido it
three green wood fires, filling it with
a bitter smoke that all insects arc sup
posed to loathe. ,
"Finally, I'd get in myself. I'd
smoke big pipes of the black native
tobacco and I'd long miserably in that
hot, smoky atmosphere for the dawn.
"Despito all my precautions quitf
200 or 300 mosquitoes would get inside
by net as soon as darkness foil. The,
wcro like a whirlwind in there. It
couldn't havo been worse. Their noif-e
an dtheir nipping made m efevcrish
made me really delirious at times.
"At last in oxhaustion I'd get a few
hours of troubled sleep, awakening for
breakfast drunk fro mthe poison inject
ed into by veins by hundreds of tiny
needles.
"No, it isn't tho clophants or tho
giraffes that troublo tho African hunt
er, but the 'skeetcrs.' "
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Ml! II SIX
WEEKS
ROADBED COMPLETED TO POINT
BEYOND OLD RACE TRACK
IN THE FLATS
i( Mi HLV FINISHED
SHEW LEAVES TO
REM ALLEGEH
FORGER
LONG TRIP TO CANADA WILL RE
QUIRE SEVERAL WEEKS TO
GET PHILLIFSON
GANG TO LAY STEEL WILL AR
RIVE IN SHORT TIME FOR
FINISHING TOUCHES
Prom tho progress which has been
mado within the past few weeks on
the Miami extension of the Gila Val
ley railroad, trains should, be running
into that camp within tho next six
weeks.
With two big gangs of men at work
constructing tho roadbed, tho work has
been completed to a point on tho flat
beyond the race track, near Holliday's
saloon.
Tho work along this section is very
light, as tho track passes through an
almost level strip of country. The re
maining portion of tho dirt work will
bo easy and it w ill -take but a short
timo to complete tho roadbed into
Miami.
As the rock work a short distance
below town, on which a small gang
of men lias been employed ever since
tho road building started, lias been veru
nearly completed, it is expected that
the track laying gang will be brought
here within a shoit time to begin the
work of laying the rails which will con
nect Globu aud Miami.
While nothing of a definite nature
has been made public regarding tho
layiug of a new line of tracks between
tho Gila Valley depot and a point
near tho Old Dominion smelter, to give
the road ample provision for handling
both the smelter and Miami traffic, the
securing of a-number of pieces of prop
erty along what is supposed to be tho
location of tho proposed line, makes it
apparent that work on this improve
ment will be commenced as soon as the
necessary right of way has been so
cured. Sovcral pieces of property havo al
ready been turned over to tho railroad
company and it is probable that thero
will bo important developments regard
ing this work within a rihort timo.
Suspected Bomb
Throwers Are
Discharged
TUCSON, Juno 2S. Ben Ivlink and
Thomas Northeu, held as suspects of
tho Whalcn dynamiting, had a prelim
inary hearing today. They were dis
charged, owing to insufficient evidcuce.
Tho authorities and railroad detectives
aro still working on the case. Rewards
Sheriff Henry Thompson will leave
this morning, enroute to Edmonton,
Canada, to bring to this 'city J. C,
Phillipson, wanted here for. embezzle
ment. Owing to the fact that the much
wanted man was residing outside of the
United States when arrested, somo lit
tle time, may bo necessary to comply
with the necessary formalities, incident
to the securing of tho required requisi
tion papers.
Sheriff 'Thompson will go from hero
to Phoenix to take tho first steps to
ward Phillipson 's extradition. It may
be that ho will be compelled to go to
Washington 1). C, to secure some of
tho papers, although this long trip may
be dispensed with by tho telegraphic
approval of the documents by the sec
retary of state.
After all arrangements have been
made for bringing the prisoner back
to Globe, it will probably rcqnho near
ly three weeks for the sheriff to mako
the trip.
Little apprehension is felt ou the
score that Phillipson may Cbcape from
the Canadian prison on a technicality,
as a number of telegiams which havo
been recived from the sheriff att Ed
monton have failed to state any neces
sity for haste on the part of tho local
authorities.
What is Whiskey
Taft Wants to
Know
WASHINGTON, Juno 2S. President
Taft today wrestled with tho question
of "What is Whiskey?" Before him
were nttorneys representing practical
ly all tho interests that have been wag
irig tho fight over the original decision
of Dr. Wiley, chemist in the depart
ment of agriculture, in regard to what
is whiskey and what should be labeled
"Imitation Whiskey."
After prolonged arguments, the hear
ing adjourned until tomorrow. Joseph
H. Clioate, former American ambassa
dor to Great Britain, was among the
array of counsel for tho manufacturers.
EMBASSY ASSOCIATION
WANTS ACCOMMODATIONS
JiU.CDON, June 2S. The recently
formed American Embassy association
has begun a campaign among Amer
icans living and traveling in England
to enlist their support in tho move
ment to induce the government to pro
vide embassies of foreign capitals with
suitable buildings.
Unknown to Science.
The eight-year-old bun of n scientist
showed a sudden interest in photogra
phy. "Dad," he said, "they photograph
comets and meteors and flying blrdi
and llgbtulug Hashes and all sorts of
moving things without any trouble,
don't they?"
"Yes, my sou."
"Then how Is It they can't photo
graph a boy without putting his head
In mi Iron frame?" New York Herald.
Spend the Fourth
of July at Safford
Special Excursion Rates Account
Celebration
Sale dates, July 3rd and 4th.
Returning July 5th.
Tickets good going and returning on reg
ular train.
Rates to Safford
From ' -
Globe i : 53.35
Bowier ...';. ,M 1-60
Ft. Thomas T.. .....! : 90
Pima .1 30
San Carlos ".',. 2.10
Solomonvillo u . . . . '. .25
Thatcher 25
R. S. STUBS,
G. F. & P. A.
Tucson, Arizona.
G. A. MAUK,
Agent,
Globo, Arizona.
YOUR
VACATION
TRIP
Will bo a failure if you don't take a Kodak with you. It
will add untold pleasures and will always furnish you with
pleasant memories of tho trip- Wo havo a complete lino of
Kodaks and Eastman Photograph supplies. Come in and
give us a chance 'to show you what a complete and up
to date line -wo have.
Palace Pharmacy
A SNAPI A SNAP.
Furniture for sale for less than half
actual cost. Three rooms and summer
kitchen furnislied complete. Rent u-20,
central location. 105 West Cedar street.
A Vital Point.
The most delicate part of a baby is
its bowels. Every ailment that it Buf
fers with attacks of tho bowels also en
dangering in must cases the liie of the
mtant. AIcGoo's Baby Eli.iir cures
diarrhoea, dysentery and all derange
month of the stomach or bow fin .-mH
by Pal.-ir' Pharmacy.
PUBLIC NOTICE
All bills duo the firm of "Moore &
Goodwin must be settled on or bo
foro July 10 or legal action will Ik'
taken to collect same.
R. G. GOODWIN.
There are many Imitations of De
Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
-De Witt's is the original. Be sure
you get De Witt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel Salvo when you ask for it. It
is good for euts, burns and bruises,
and is especially good for Piles. Sold
bv Palace Pharmacy and United Drug
Co.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALK Fine driving horse. A p.
ply at Dr. Wales' oflice.
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms,
with bath. Urs. Harrington, S?,3 $
Sutherland street.
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WHEN OUT MIAMI WAY &
Don't fail to stop at Fits 'a
plae the Miami Saloon and try ft
w a glass of cool, invigorating beer.
w We claim to havo the best kept
beer in Gila county. It sparkles
& like a champagne; is as clear as a -,'f
w Rcisling wine, and is cooled to ex-
r actly the right temperature in a 5
great storage room containing at
all times hundreds of pounds of
it ice. This beer we keep constantly
w on draught, and selling it in large
quantities you will always find it
w in the very best of condition. If
w you try it once you'll drive miles &
in the future when you really
want a glass of good beer. We w
- know it to b the best in Gila
county. Fitzpatrick & Son.
Miami, Ariz.
Special Sale
We are selling a large line of Ladles' Combination Salt (Nain
sook; at a 60 per cent sacrifice.
Corset Covers and Drawers combination suits, formerly S2JS0 to
16.00 per suit, now $2.00 to $4.00.
Corset Covers and Skirts combination salts, at the same price.
These are all lace trimmed, and are stylish up to date suits.
Chemise, long, handsome patterns; regular price $2.50 to $6.00, no
telling at from $2.00 to $5.00.
Embroidered and lace trimmed skirts from 50c to S20.
Enormous discount on all ladies' underwear.
BROOKNER'S
THE BIG STORE
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ARIZONA-GLoe
P
otice t
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W
ater Users
The hours 6f sprinkling are between, 6 and 7
o'clock a. m. and 6 and 8 o'clock p. m., and all
sprinklinjr by hose must be done with aTiozzle or
spray, which must not be larger tjiari one-quarter
inch. Hours of sprinkling subject to change.
Sprinkling out of hours, permitting waste of
water by leaky, defective fixtures, sprinkling
streets or roads or any wilful waste of water sub
jects the person guilty of same to hating water
shut off and a charge of $1.00 imposed for turn
ing on again in addition to the repair of any de
fective or leaky fixture.
The above rules have appeared in previous
issues- of this paper, but attention has been
called to the Water Department that same are
not being observed.
For the violation of these rules, after this
date, the water will be shut off.
CITY OF GLOBE,
WATER DEPT;
Globe, Arizona, June 28, 1909.
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