Daily Arizona silver belt., August 05, 1909, Page Page Eight, Image 8

About Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929

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Condensed Statement
of
First National Bank
Globe, Arizona
at the Close of Business June 23, 1909
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts . 387,580.99
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 clue from
Banks . . . 234.333.65
$889,889.81
LIABILITIES
Capital .... $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits (Net) 110,771.26
Circulation ... 100,000.00
Deposits 579,118.55
$889,889.81
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
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SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Aid Society Meeting
Tho Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
will meet at 7:;i0 this evening with Mrs,
('. A. Duncan, near the Hill street
schoolliouic. Gentlemen invited.
Property Changos Hands
The following deeds wore placed on
lecord yesterdny: II. L. Iligdon and
wife to Gcorgo I". Sliuto and wife, an
undivided one-half interest in lot ,
block 7, Globe townsite. C. K. Duncan
and wife to W. A. Carter, lot 2, block
2, Anderson and Blake subdivision.
Independence Man Here
('. A. Smith, who has been looking
after tho property of'the Independence
Mining company, is spending a few
days in this city on business connected
with the property.
up to the average and as it has beon
spread out ovor a range of more than
a month, tho country has benefited
greatly. The rainfall has been heavior
farther north in tho country tributary
to Globe.
Socialist Lecture
Mrs. Dorothy Johns, a noted lecturer
on socialism, will deliver four lectures
in this didstrlct, beginning Saturday
night. Her dates are as follows: Red
Springs boarding llotiso, August 7;
Globe, August 8 and 10; Copper Hill
school house, August 0. All of the
leetutes will bo in tho evening.
Major Hine Leaves
Major Charles Hine, connected with
the Harriman system, who visited this
city on an inspection trip, left yestcr
"Wrestling Looks Good
"Hamburger Bill" Manor, who has
leon having considerable difliculty in
securing opponents for an unknown
wrestler whom he has been boosting
for somo time, has found a backer who
is willing to put up some of the long
gieen against Bill's "Big Kid" and it
is probable that something in the
shnpo of :t wrestling match will bo
pulled oft" within a short timo. Bill,
although unwilling to divulge tho idon
tity of his protege, claims thai ho is a
C. B. MILLS, President
L. D. RICKETTS, Vice-Preg.
T. A. PASCOE, Vice President
H. 8. VAN GORDER, Cashier
E. M. HURD, Local Manager
Capital paid In, $100,000.00
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The Gila Valley Bank & Trust Company
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WALTER D0rjQlu
DIRECTORS
0. E. MILL3
H. 8. VAN GQltDER
L. D. RICKETTS
A. T. THOMSON
T. A. PA8COB
BARTENDERS' UNION
HAVE LIVELY
day morning for Tucson. He
seemed vo ouc wno can s''ow the
highly pleased with tho workings of
tho Hine system of classification for
railway employes, which has been put
in effect on tho Gila Valley liue.
Macon Visits Globe t
H. A. Macon, traveling, neight and
passenger agent of tho Randolph lines,
arrived here last night, on his regular
inspection trip. Ho will remain but a
short time.
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New Cordova Engineer
Gcorgo M. Lukcst of Washington, D.
C, for five years an employ in tho en
gineering department of that city, ar
rived here last night to take a position
with tho Cordova Townsito company,
on the engineering forco. Ho will le
sido here permanently.
wrestling contingency quite
pointers nhout the mnt game.
local
few
The coldest soda in town at Kibbe's,
Oak street, .opp. courthouse.
OFFICIAL SPEECHES, SONGS AND
DANCES AFFORD ENTERTAINMENT
Bo not deceived
Baking Powder is best.
The coldest soda in town at Kibbe's,
Oak street, opp. courthouse.
Adjustor From Angel -City
J. N. Cole, an insurance adjustor rep
resenting a number of different com
panies, arrived hero from Los Angoles
last "light. Ho will remain for sev
eral days.
COLUMBIA ELECTS VALENCIA
AS PRESIDENT
Dominion Arrivals
S. S. Culver, Los Angeles; W. II.
Colby, Los Angeles; Thomas T. Swift,
Safford; P. F. Hutchinson, Los Angeles;
John T. Wootan, Los Angeles; E. A.
Macon, Tucson; .1. N. Cole, Los An
geles; II. Gardner, New York; Leon
Aron, Los Angeles; G. M. Lukcst,
"Washington.
Railfall up to Standard .
According to Dr, 11. G. Fox, the rain
fall this year, since June 30, is slightly
iu excess of three inches. This is well
BOG ATA, August 4. Gonzales Val
eucia has been elected president of tho
republic of Colombia, by tho national
congress, to fill the unexpired term of
General Reyes, resigned.
One of tho most enjoyable and largo
attended social events given under the
auspices of organized labor in this city
was that of the bartenders' smoker at
Union Labor hall last night.
Speeches, recitations, songs, dancing
and athletics, participated in by mem
bens of the various labor organization!,
nf Mm citv. furnished iuteiest and
amusement for the 200 union mon who
attended.
H. I). Fox and V. P. Langdou, pres
ident and Vice president, respectively,
of the bartendeis' union, with tho as
sistance of Messis. Woods, Watton and
Crcch, committeo on arrangements,
wore highly complimented for tho pro
gram and lunch which they had pro
vided.
Among those who contributed toward
the yuccocs of tho affair cro W. .1.
Staploton, in 'some of his inimitable
recitations, and Messrs. Langdon, Me
Cube, Smith, Taylor and Aeschilman
iu musical selections.
President. Green of tho Globo Amer
ican Federation of Labor and Secretary
Page of the Minors union spoke briefly
oil organized labor, its object and pres
ent favorable status.
4 Room House, East Globo t , $1,750.00; easy terms
4 Room house, East Globo $2,100; easy terms
4 Roome house, modern, Pascoo Hill...: .$1,850.00; easy terms
4 Room house, Pascoo Hill , $2,750.00; easy terms
4 Room house, bath, Pascoo Hill - $1,850; easy terms
4 Room house, large lot. Pascoe hill $2,500; easy terms
fi Room house, Bankers' addition $2,550; easy terms
l Room houxe, Bankers' addition .$800.00: easy terms
2 Room house, lot 100 x 112, Nob hill -.. ..1,0.10; easy terms
5 Room house, furnished, Pascoe Hill .$1,350.00; easy terms
3 Room house, furnished. Pascoe hill , .. .$1,250.00; easy torms
Houses to rent nnd lots for saie in any part of the city, at the right
price. Call at 230 North Broad street "
Alex. Simpson ALEX. SIMPSON & COMPANY James Cochran
A Carpenter
is known by the
tools he uses
We have in stock at ail times a
complete line of carpenters' tools
The very best make in the world
are here. Call and get our prices
before you buy your tools
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On August 10th we shall discontinue our Grocery Department. In closing his branch of
bur business we want to express to you our thanks for your patronage and call your attention
to the fact that the Dry Goods and Gents Furnishing Goods Departments of the store will be
run as usual.
We have been delayed considerably with our new building as the steel did not get here on
contract time, but has just arrived, so the work will now be pushed to completion. When
finished and stocked with the new goods ordered this new Dry Goods and Gents' Furnishings
store will be the finest in the Southwest a store where values are paramount and where your
shopping will be both profitable and enjoyable.
Again thanking you for your patronage, we beg to remain, . :;.$
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