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Condensed Statement
of
First National Barik
Globe, Arizona
at the Close of Business June 23, 1909
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts . $387,580.99
U. S. Bonds
County Bonds and other
Securities
Banking House, Furniture'
and Fixtures
Other Real Estate
Cash in Safe and due from
Banks
$889,889.81
LIABILITIES
150,000.00
76,202.68
39,272.49
2,500.00
234,333.65
GLERK aUlLET 10
BE RETAINED AS
CDUBT GLERK
JUDGE LEWIS ISSUES STATEMENT
IN CONTRADICTION OF RE-
CENT RUMORS
CDTHCIS Kill FN
THFUL COUPLE
APPLIES FOR
E
ERpS FINDS DREAM Or WEDDED
BLISS FAR FJIOIC FOND PIC
TURE IMAGINED
lifflEO UNDER LEGAL KGE
PETITION FOR REMOVAL SIGNED
LARGELY UNDER FALSE
IMPRESSION
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Capital t
Surplus and Profits (Net)
Circulation . - .
Deposits
$889,889.81
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
$100,000.00
110,771.26
100,000.00
579,118.55
4 Room Houso, East Globo
1 Room house, Knst Globe
4 Itoomo house, modern, Pascoo Hill
4 Room house, Pascoo Hill
4 Room house, bath, Pascoo Hill...
4 Room houso, largo lot, Pascoo hill
G Room Iiouho, Hankers' addition..
II Room houso, Bankers' addition..
2 Room house
!i Room house
..$l,7f0.00; easy terms
$2,100; easy terms
..$1,850.00; easy terms
. .$2,7.r0.00; easy terms
$1,850; easy terms
....$2,500; easy terms
$2,550; eusy terms
...$300.00; easy terms
, lot 100 x 112, Nob hill $1,050; easy terms
e, furnished, Pascoo Hill $1,350.00; easy terms
3 Room house, furnished, Pascoo hill $1,200.00; easy terms
Houses to rent and lots for sale in any part of the city, at tho right
price. Call at 230 North Uroad street.
ALEX. SIMPSON & COMPANY Jn "
Alex. Simpson
MAY HAVE TO ANSWER EMBAR
RASSING QUESTIONS AS TO
SECURING LICENSES
SHOUT STORIES OF THE Ml
Music Again Tonight
There will bo a special program of
orchestral music at tho gardens of the
Maxson Candy company again tonight.
Thoro was a largo attendance at he
concert last night, and all were highly
'pleased. A special invitation is extend
ed tho public tonight. Next door to tho
Silver licit ofllco.
Celluloid Comb Starts Fire
Tho tent houso of tho Watson family
south of town in tho wash, took lho
night boforc last, fmm the igniting of
u celluloid comb in tho hair of one of
the girld, who was leaning over a light
fd lamp. Neighbors rushed in and ac
complished the seemingly impossible
task of extinguishing tho flames of tho
fiercely burning stiucturo with blaukol&.
Showing New Goods
.. O. McEhoy, who recently opened
a painter's supply and wall paper houso,
has received a partial shipment of his
stock of wall papers and paints. Peo
ple who have examined the showing are
loud in their praises and assert that
the wall paper patterns are tho most at
tractive ever shrfv.n in Globe. Mr. Mc
elroy thoroughly understands tho bus
iness and will mnko a big success of
tho vonture.
As proof of his assertions, ho oxhibitcd
tho polo and a string of ailidavits big
enough to clog a subway, leaving his
frionds with no alternative but to put
him down as tho real livo Waltonian.
Dominion Arrivals
K. J. Duncan, Minneapolis; Mrs. R.
Pringle, Whcatfields; J. C. Farriugton,
Strong City, Kansas; A. Miller, Tuc
son; W. W. Dimcll, El Paso; F. D. Mc
Cune, Donver; L. D. Robinson, Los An
geles; 1'. C. McNaab, Denver; J. O.
Dunbar, Phoenix; A. J. Mel'herson,
Los Angoles.
Hero to Start New Paper
John O. Dunbar, representing the
Kelly syndicate, arrived hero from
Phoenix last night to launch tho new
Evening Globe, which is to be cstab
tablished hero within tho next few
weeks. Tho plant will occupy tho
building vacated by F. "L. Jones & Son,
a fow weeks ago.
After making a thorough investiga
tion into what was purported to bo a
move on the part of the republican
county central committeo to oust
George II. Smalley from his position as
clerk of the district court, Judge Ernest
W. Lewis has decided to continue tho
present incumbent of that office in hta
present position.
Some time ago, an article in a Phoe
nix newspaper, purporting to be a spe
cial dispatch from Globe, set up lho
statement that a petition signed by
about 700 residents of Gila county, ask
ing that Smalley bo removed from his
position, had been filed with Judge
Lewis. ,
No such petition was ever filed. What
was purported to bo a copy of a peti
tion, made up on a typewriter, in which
about ninety residents of Globo asked
that a republican be appointed to sue
cecd Smalley, was placed in the hands
of Judge Lewis, but on investigation,
it was discovered that tho republican
county central committee, instead of
being practically unanimous in voicing
tho approval of Smalley 's ejection as
had been reported, that a majority sup
ported him.
After a thorough investigation,
Judge Lewis decided to mnko no
changes in tho personnel of tho court
officials, as Is shown by tho following
statement made to tho Silvor Belt yes
tcrdny:
"I havo docided to retain Mr. Smal
ley as clerk of .the court. Tho court
officials throughout the district hnvc
proven satisfactory and competent and
it is my intention to make no changes.
"Mr. Smalloy is an eflicient clerk
and his continuance in his present po
sition is in accord with the wish of a
majority of the republican county cen
tral committee as well as that of the
local executive member of the terri
torinl central committee.
"The storv originally nppearing in
a Phoenix newspaper, to tho effect that
a petition signed v some 700 Gila
county people had been filed with me,
asking for the leinoval of Mr. Smul
Icy and the appointment of another per
'ou in his place, is untrue. A petition
xiirnrd bv some ninety residents of
Globe, recommondiug the appointment
of another local republican to his posi
tion, was filed, but this petition was, it
appears, largely signed under the im
pression that Mr. Smalley would not bo
reappointed in auy event, and does
not alludo to Mr. Smalloy in any way."
As the result of a youthful marriage,
evidently unsatisfactory to tho bride,
Mrs. Maggie L. Albritton filed suit
in the district court estcrday, to an
nul the marital compact between her
and William D. Albrittou.
According to the complaint, tho mar
riage was consummated five years ago
when the bride was but a few da
oer fifteen years of ngc.
For a time marital relations wc e
pleasant, but since that tune they han
become unsatisfactory to the bride- and
she is applying for a legal separatio j
Under the territorial laws, marriage
can be made, when the bride is over tin
age of sixteen yeais, with the consent
of the parents, but under that age, iu
mariiage compact is legal.
As it would have been very difficult
for a license to have been secured, when
the age of the bride-to-be was given
at less than sixteen yearn, somo embar
rassing questions may have to bo an
swered, when the case comes to trial,
as to how the necessary license was se
cured. Tho plaintiff, before her marriage,
was Miss Maggie Solomon, whose par
outs live about twenty miles north of
Rooevelt and aro well known in that
district.
Attorney J. M. McCollum represents
the plaintiff.
H0LL1S BROTHERS
BOUND OVER 10
The Gila Valley Bank & Trust Company ciSSwSfinm
WE PAY 4, PEE CENT ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. A'BW BUSINESS INVITE!
C. E. MILLS, President
L D. RICKETTS, Vice-Pres.
T. A. PASCOE, Vico Preaidenl
H. 9. VAN GORDER, Cashier
E. M. KURD, Local Manager
DIEECTORS
C. E. MILLS
H. S. VAN GOEDF.E
L. D. RICKETTd
A. T. THOMSON
T. A. PASCOE
B. B. HEGAHDT
E. M. HURD
WALTER DOUGI
GAMBLERS MM
REOPEN BURS
1 PRESGDTT
FARO AND ROULETTE TABLES-
ARE BEING EROUGHT OUT- OF
COLD ST6EAGE
PRESCOTT, July 29. Faro and rou
lette fables that have been idle in
thin city since tho legislature prohibited
gambling havo been brought ou; dur
ing the past week, and now seem to
be doing a rushing business.
While the.so table are not operating
in the main part of the saloons, they
arc running without police 1n erf cmnce
in adjoining rooms, and m effort
seems to bo made to prevent all win
desire to entor from teeing the tables
in operation.
Ou good authority it is said that a
saloon here, which is one of the big
gest in Arizona, is fitting up lue room
in which it formerly exhibited moving
pictures and iu a few days will have it
filled with gambling tables.
Several other saloons are said to be
preparing to operate gambling' games.
Just what this move on the part of
tho gamblers means is understood by
uut few here.
SEPfflM ASKED
6FIER TWELVE
RS
MES. ADA D3 LACY ALLEGES DK-
SZETION AND FAILURE'
TO PROVIDE
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How Old Was Ann? O, Rats I
Attorney Tom Flannngan returned
last night from a fishing trip to Wight
man 'a ranch. lie reports catching twenty-four
black bass, aggregating a total
measurement of fifty-two inches and
i Tom wants somo of his friends to make
a. guess at tho taught of tho largest
bass caught.
Fightors Punglo Up in Court
Poto Wetrel and J. Lawkins engaged
in a fistic altercation near tho Interna
tional hotel yesterday. Wetzel won in
tho first round. Later both fighter3
recited a graphic account of thoir en
counter to Judge Hinson Thomas and
wero assessed tho court costs, $0.:50
ench.
PlcnEuro Club Dance
Tho North Globo Pleasure club will
give a dunco at Library hall, Saturdaj
night. A brand now piano will add at
tractiveness to tho music.
IRQ TO-tflJUBE
BULL GR
CHARGED WITH LOOTING CAMP
OF EMIL MAUREL OF VAL
UABLE PROPERTY
MBit 10 MM RELEASE
THOMPSON 01 WM
flHIwmt-'V SHOULD ARRIVE. WITO
PHILLIPSON NOT LATER THAN
. TOMORROW NIOHT .
According to a communication re
ceived at the sheriff's ofiico yesterday,
Sheriff Heury Thompson, who is bring
ing. J. C. Phillipson back from Cana
da, to face a charge if embezzlement,
left Seattlo last Suuday.
As the sheriff expects to make few
stops on the way back to Globe, he
should arrive hero tonight, or 'tomorrow
night at the outside.
Mrs. Phillipson, wife of the prison
er, is accompanying her husband.
Mrs. Thompson left her husband at
Seattle, to travel from there to Albany,
Texas, where she will resume a visit
with relatives, which was interrupted
when she left for Edmonton ' with
Sheriff Thompson.
Alleging desertion ami failure to pro
vide, Mrs. Ada DeLacy filed suit for
divorce from Jeromo DeLacy, in tho
district couit 3'cstcrday.
According to the complaint, the cou
ple weie married in Pre?cott twelve
years ago. Three years ago, Mrs. I)e-
Lacy alleges, her spouse deserted' her
and for practically that time she has
supported hersolf and her eleven year
old boy by her own efforts.
The hnsband is said to be living at
Mojave, Calif., at the picsent time.
Mrs-. DeLacy asks for a decree of
divorce, the earo and custody of her
child, Lee DeLacy, and also tho con
trol of a considerable amount of prop
erty, which she has acquired since hor
husband deserted her.
Rawlins & Littfe" represent the plain-
'tier.
MAJESTIC THEATER
The Majestic program last night 3
eluded a splendid little sketch entitle
"The Tram Despatcher," Ly t)le
O'Connors.
It is the story of a despatcher win,
has been on duty for sixty hours wi
out relief. In his utter exhaustion fce
trends the wrong order and crosses U.e
trains at the wrong place. Finally j,f
falls asleep and it is time for tho tram
tcy havo crashed into each other whea
his wife discovers his fatal mistake
She succeeds in arousing him and tdlj
him of his error, but it is too late to
change the order. In desperation lt
decides to end his life, but is j revent.
ed by his wife.
They wait breathlessly for hetersl
seemingly interminable minutes tliett
they hear the whistle of No. '2'J, whid
tells them the wreck was prevented lr
the fact that No. 98 was late.
llesldps this Hkeleh there were fev
er.il really good pictures and ion,
songs by Mr. Buchanan.
Twenty-Five Cents Is the Pries of
Peace.
The terrible itching and smartuiu, i
cidnt to ccitain skin diseases, i sl
most instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve, Price, 25 cent.
For sale by all druggists.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Johnson & Helper composed of 1Ub'
Johnson and John Bclser, has been, dis
solved bv mutual consent. Mr. Johnson
will continue the business, collecting all
bills and meeting' all obligations of the-'
late firm of Johnson & Reiser.
IKE JOHNSON,.
JOHN DEI-SEE.
Globe, July 29, 1009.
A Golden Wedding
Means that man and wife have lurf
to a good old age and consequent!
have kept healthy. The heat wkv U
keep healthy is tu soe that your hxtt
does 'its duty 305 days out of ?.i5j. f
ouly way to do this is to keep Dalian! '
Uerbine in the house and take it hcn
ever your liver gets inactive. (50 ceoti
per 1ottle. For sale by Palace Phar
macy.
See the Train Despatcher tonight, the
greatest sensational sketch Globe- ever
saw at the Majestic.
Food prepared with
jb easily digested.
Scrip Scrip Scrip
We- have for sale various class
es of scrip suitable- for- surveyed
and unsurveyed lands.
With the u?e of thhr scrip res
idence and cultivation, are tinnec
ct3ary. Title passes when filed
in the land, office.
FEN. S. HILDRETH
Land Attorney
PHOENIX . . .. ARIZONA
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NO EVEDENCE INTRODUCED FOR
DEFENSE IN CONTRADICTION
OF CHARGES
SCHOOL
Squaw Pays Fine for Jag
Mrs. J. Johnson, an Apache squaw,
who was arrested at Broad and Oak
streets Wednesday night, in a vory in
toxicated condition, was assessed tho
court -costs, $0.30 iu Judgo II. II.
Pratt's court yesterday. Tho squaw
dug up tho required amount and prom
ised to kcop sober in tho futuro.
Oldflcld Pays $50 Fine
J. O. Oldfield, convicted by Judgo
Hinson Thomas a fow days ago of rent
ing to' a woman of ill repute a houso
located within 400 yards of a public
school, paid his fino, fixed at $50, yes
terday. Oldfiold gave notice of appeal
through his attorneys, at tho conclu
sion of his trial, but after looking at
tho matter from all bides, ho decided
to pay tho fino.
Will Camp in Mountains
M. A. Martin, assistant postmaster at
Tucson, and P. H. Smith, will spend tho
next few weeks in tho Whlto inouu
tains, on a camnlnc expedition. They
.will leave Rico with sovornl pack loads
of supplies and go well into tho bills.
Flannigan tho Real Angler
Tom Flannigan, who has been spend
ing a few days on Wightmau's ranch,
down tho valley, returned to Globo Inst
night, with a real livo fish story. Dur
ing his visit, Tom claims to havo land
oJ all of twenty-four four-pound bass.
Now Bar Nearly Completed
Tho new bar of Millor & Neary, lo
cated in the basement of tho Trust
building, is nearly complotod and will
bo ready to open as soon as tho plumb
ing is completed, which will bo early
noxt week. Tho bar is elegantly fitted
up, and tho pool room, whieh will bo
run in connection, contains tho finest
equipment of any resort in tho city.
Harris is Given Freedom
John Harris, an old man arrested
.Wednesday becauso his peculinr actions
aroused tho suspicions or tno cny oi
ficors as to his sanity, was discharged
yesterday, as his sanity roturncd when
tho effects of a fow drinks had worn
off. Harris' story to tho offect that he
had brought a toam of horses to this
city from Mosa, was verified by the
officers.
INCREASE IN NUMBER OF' CHIL
DREN MAKES THIS STEP
NECESSARY
Globo Man Sells Mines
By a salo of mining property in Co
chise county recently S. S. Sutton of
this city has added many thousnuds of
dollars to his wealth. On Tuesday last
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a ileal was eioseu ai wnucu wucivu.r
tho thjrteon claims forming tho Eureka
group wero sold to tho Bisbco Coalition
company for $'J00,000. Mr. Sutton
on nod a controlling interest in this
property and will roccive somothlng like
$123,000 as his sharo of tho proceeds
of tho sale.
Owing to tho constantly increasing
population of this city, the public
school accommodations are becoming
inadequato and as a result, an annex
will bo built to the South Hill street
school, within a short time.
Thb work will include the erection
of a now wing to tho building, of suffi
cient size to seat more than half a
hundred pupils, with tho necessary
cloak rooms and other adjuncts.
This improvement was much needed
last term and as the school work this
fall could not be carried on without
difficulty, without more room at this
school, the work will be done as soon
as possible
Bids for tho work will be opened at
tho office of the county superintendent
of schools at 1 o'clock, Saturday af
ternoon, at which time tho contract for
tho work will more than likoly be let.
Sam and Yclc Ilollis, charged with
burglary, as the result of their alleged
actions in looting the cabin of Eiuil
Mnurel, at Diamon M camp, were held
to answer to tho grand jury, at tho con
clusion of their e.nmination before
Judgo Hinson Thomas yesterday.
Tho bail of tho defendants was fixed
at $7."0 each. Thoy wore unablo to fur
nish either cash or sureties and were
locked up in jail.
Practically no new testimony was in
troduced yesterday, a quantity of goods
alleged to have been stolen from Mnu
rel 's cabin and found in the possession
of tho defendants having been iden
tified in court Wednesday.
Neither defendant introduced any
testimony through Norman J. Johnson
and no statements wero made.
No response hns been received from
tho ranger service of Texas, by whom
members of he Ilollis family wero
wanted somo timn ago, as to whether
their prosencb is still desired in that
state.
Volcanoes.
Materials ejected from -rolcanoes are
chiefly vapor, or water, lava, cinders,
rock fragments and various gases.
The North Globe Pleasure Club
will give a
ocial Dance
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at Library Hall Saturday Night
A Spinnino Fish.
A shellfish of the Mediterranean has
the power of spinning a viscid silk
which In Sicily Is made Into a very
handsome fabric. The silk Is spun by
tho shellfish for the purpose of attach- j
lng itself to tho rocks. This material
Is gathered nt low tide, washed In
soap and water, dried, straightened
and enrded.
Do not forgot to call for
"tja
Baking Powder,
Br?
Purest mnilo.
Tho Train Despatcher at the Ma
jestic tonight. The best show iu town.
Sec the Train Despatcher tonight, the
greatest sensational skotch Globe ever
saw at tho Majestic.
Croncliitis.
Bronchitis la Scotland's most deadly
disease, consumption next, pneumonia
third.
Japanese Houses.
Japanese hofiscs iu the larger cities
are of one general bhape, two stories
high and put together with n curious
method of mortising, not one nail be
ing used throughout the construction
of the bulldlnp.
Wash Dresses
at Very Low Prices
We have just, received a shlpmcat of Wash; Dresses which w must
close out quiefc. In ordur to do t&Is we have made tfce price iry low
indeed.
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The best singer in Globe, at tho Ma
jestic tonight.
Tho Uses of Oeensry.
He (looking through hh pln?)
There's a glorlou" glacier whl-h we
shall soon twiph. She Oh. won't It
make n lovely background lo my blue
frock! Menjenrlrr''" Blotter
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Fitz's place tho Miami saloon
& is serving, tho coolest and most
i'f invigorating beer to bo fouud in w
Gila county. When you aro in
& Miami, it will pay you well to
drop in at Fitz's Place. The
latch string is alwajs out. Such
hot weather as this makes a glass
of good cold boor almost a iicees- tf
i": sity, and especially so when it is
from Fitz's.
ft Fitzpatvick & Son.
: Miami, Ariz.
Bowel Complaint in Children
When six months old the little (laugh
ter of E. N. Dewev, a well known mer
chant of Agnesville, Va., had an nttncK
of cholera infantum. Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy
was given and effected a complote cure
This remedy has proven very successful
in cqses of bowel complaint in children
and when given according to tho plain
printed directions can bo relied upon
with perfect confidence. When reduced
with water and sweotened it is pleasant
to take, which, is of great importance
when a Jmedicne must be given to
young children. For sale by all drug
gists. ,
The Finest Line
of Fruit Jams, Jellies and Marmalades that we
jchNut
sell are put up under the
Beech-Nut Brand
They, are just like the home-made kinds in
purity and flavor, and we can heartily recom
mend them to you. Order a jar of Red Cur
rant Jelly or Orange Marmalade and make
a personal test; we know you will be pleased.
Cost Only 20c
WAGONS EVERYWHERE. GOODS DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
The SEELIG COMPANY, Xnc
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
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