Daily Arizona silver belt., March 18, 1910, Page Page Three, Image 3

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

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
DAILY 'ARIZONA SILVER BELT
OPage Throe
r
4
SAFFORD NEWS BUDGET
MRS. W. D. FRENCH, JJorresponden
Friday, March 18, 1910.
I
TROUBLE
FO
MIAMI DEPARTMENT
IS
TS
a
v
1
i
MIAMI, cloven miles from Globe, Is now tho terminal of tho Gila Val
ley, Globo & Northern railway. It has a postofflcc, express office,
telograph offlco ar.il a thrco-trip-a-day train service with Globo.
Tlireo months ago Miami haa one house; it now has two hundred. Miami
has a population of 500. Tho population of Miami district is 2,000. In the
Miami district aro tho Miami, Warrior, Insplraton, Keystone, Live Oak, Cor
dova, Boston-Miami, Cactus, Gibson, Duquesne, Sshulzo Group and Colo De
velopment copper mines, with a capitalization of $30,000,000. Miami is tho
distributing point for these mines. Tho Miami mino now employs 600 men,
with a monthly payroll of $75,000. The first month's freight receipts at Mi
ami were over $40,000. Miami is growing rapidly. All lines of business aro
represented. It has a wcokly newspaper, Tho Miami Messenger. Many
business opportunities aro still open. It is predicted that by January 1,
1011,.tho population will bo 3,000.
Miami Business Directory
Do you want anything
moved from Globe to
Mlaml7 If so seo me
about it. If you want
water I haul it.
C. H. CAPPS
MIAMI
GOLDEN
Dry Goods
MIAMI
MIAMI DAIRY
WILKINS BROS, Props.
Dairy Products Deliver
ed Daily
MIAMI, ARIZ.
The Miami
and
ROOMING
The placo to
friends.
JOHN TITZPATICK
S. ABRAHAM
MIAMI, AEIZ.
We arc still soliciting your patronage. "We do not
aim to slight you. If our solicitors have not called
on yoiij notify us and one will come at once. Our
business is growing rapidly and our large stock is
growing accordingly. We are taking great pains to
make the prices a leading featuve. We invite you to
look through our stock and compare prices.
Ranch eggs, Safford butter and fresh vegetables
and fruits our specialty.
S. ABRAHAM
LOS ANGELES FOLKS
WELL RECEIVED
IN
Eager Crowd Lisetns Atten
tively to .Tale of Great
Copper Wealth
Notwithstanding that tho train enr
ryiug tho Los Angeles boosters arrived
fifteen minutes earlier than was an
nounced, beforo all bad alighted from
tho train several hundred Minminni
gathered at tho depot to welcomo the
visitors.
As tho timo alloted to Miami bad
been cut down to thirty-five minutes,
thero was little delay by tho visitors
in viewing Miami and its surroundings.
About half of tho "party, which num
bered 150, visited tho Miami mino as
guests of Superintendent Oottsbergor,
while tho remainder were moro inter
ested in securing data and making ob
servations of tho most substantial fivo
month old town in tho southwest.
Those who visited tho mine wero
amazed at tho magnitude of tho un-
, rieitaking and regretted that lack of
timo forbade a more thorough inspec
tion. Tho visitors wore shown tho four
shafts, wero told that thoy were on top
of a solid mountain of low grado cop
per ore, of which 20,000,000 tons wero
blocked out, and were shown tho mam
moth concentrator under construction
where 2,000 tons would bo ticated
daily.
After tbc possibilities of such a giant
mining project, in the way of town
making and financial profit to tho com
pany, had been grasped by the surprised
visitors, the information was easily
handed out to them that tho Miami Cop
per company mino was tho A in an
alphabet of other mines that lay in a
straight lino for ten miles distant, and
for which tho town of Miami, with its
railroad, was tho only outlet. They
were told about the Inspiration, which,
three years behind the Miami in devel
opment, already had twico as much oro
in sight as the Miami, and they were
told of tho Keystone, Live Oak, Cor
dova, Warrior, Gibson and all tho others
in this district.
Tho boosters who did not visit tbo
mino wero busy with tho real ctato
agents and business men, and it is
safo to say that tho visitors carried
away tho business address of ovo (
Miami merchant in their noto lo:k.
Tho excursion was undor tho direc
tion of Frank Wiggins of tho I.os An
geles chamber of commerce, who has no
equal in tho west as a booster and direc
tor of publicity.
Among the boosters was Dr. Walter
Lindley, of Los Angeles, who is a broth
er of i)r. W. K. Lindley of Miami. Dr.
Lindley acted as tho official spokesman
ful the visitors and replied in a felic
T. H. Arnold & Co.
Engineers and Contractors
CONCRETE, ELECTRIC WIRING,
EXCAVATION
MIAMI, ARIZ.
MUM
Cobb Brothers
Staplo and Fancy
Groceries
Saloon
BEST GROCERY
HOUSE
In Miami,
please yo
Wo open to
meet your
S. ABRAHAMS
itous vein to tho Globo welcoming ad
dress. Dr. Lindley is proprietor of the
California hospital, a Los Angeles insti
tution with oOO rooms and wherp 100
nurses aro employed.
Tho visitors were met by a commit
tee composed of Messrs, Van Dyke,
Hoddan, Arnold, Woods, Duffy, Green,
1'rochhska, Pepper, Northington, Smar
gonsky, 1'itzpatrick, Glass, Copas, Jones,
McGuire, Despot, Gicslin, Comfcro and
Lincecuni.
The- boosters were oager for informa
tion about tho Miami district and want
ed to know what was tho reason for
a town of Miami's sizo within six
months. Tho leception coniinitteo was
kept busy replying to tho many ques
tions and their best replies wero that
Miami hail tho mines, nn unknown
amount of oro and a $12.'5I000 a month
pay roll.
.Every 'moment of the visitors wns
taken up with somo feature. The Globe
City band discoursed a lot of good mu
sic, Secretary Itohrabacher did a mega
phone stunt worth tho price of admis
sion and "Hard Itock" Hill Worden,
conductor on tlip. Miami extension, imnlo
a speech. Ilill told his hearers that per
haps for rest and pleasure ono might
lmvo to go to tho Pacific coast, but for
tho fellow in quest of tho big iron dol
lar, that tho Globo and Miami districts
offered tho best opportunities of mis
place in the southwest.
The visitors spent about forty min
utes in Miami.
o
LOAN COMPANIES SATISFIED
Miami is now in its fiood period
flood period of prosperity. A llood of
monoy is turned Miamiward, and from
a source whoro money is usually hard
to tenure. The Arizona Mutual Loan
association has accepted Miami prop
erty as a good risk and as a result
$5,S00 have been placed for building
loans in Miami through Miller, who is
local .agent for tho company.
Send somo of tho Special Mining
Editions of tho Silver Unit tn vnur
friends abroad. A few left at tho low
prico of 23 cents each.
RACE SUICIDE
is not nearly tlid monaco to increase
in population that deaths among in
fants aro. Eight out ot ten of these
deaths aro directly or indirectly caused
by bowel troubles. McGco's Ilaby
Elixir cures diarrhoea, dyscntary, sour
stomach and all infant ailments of this
nature. Just tho thing for teething
babies. Prico L'oc and 50c per bottle.
Sold by Palaco Pharmacy.
I havo taken charg of tho Ameri
can Shoe Shop, on Bailpy street. First
class work guaranteed."
JOHN CAltOLAN.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets nro safe, suro and reliable, and
havo been praised by thousands ot
women who havo been lestored to
health through their gentle aid and
curativo nropcrties. Sold by all drug
gists. ,
Artistic nro places. Globo Brick &
Construction Co.
Send somo of tno Special Mini
Editions of tho Silver Belt to vo
ine
Editions of tho Silver Belt to vour
friends abroad. A few loft at tho' low
prico of 23 cents each.
A NEIGHBOR OF YOURS
as well as as yourself is liablo at any
timo to havo rheumatism. Wo'ro all
1 liablo to havo cuts or burns, bruises or
scalds, crick in tho back, neck or sido
somo kind of nn acho or pain. Then
heed tins advice and tell your neigh
bors Ballard's Snow Liniment rolioves
all aches and pains nnd heals all
wound Sold l,v Palaco Pharmacy.
RULE
Store
SAFFORD, March 17. Safford citi
zens aro liberally tagged with "the
green" today.
II. J. Dowdlc and the Morris brothers
returned from their quest of pasture in
Apacho county Tuesday morning.
S. S. Campbell loft for Clifton this
morning to look after some mining in
terests in that placo. From thqre he
will return to New York in a few days.
Tho two Chinamen brought in from
Geronimo last Sunday had a hearing
beforo Court Commissioner A. T. Colton
yesterday morning and were ordered to
be deported. They left last evening
for Globo in charge of Assistant United
States Attorney J. C. Forest, of Pres
cott, and R. IL Harpham, another offi
cial, of Globe. Tho interpreter, Leo
Ilarklim, left for Tucson this morning.
Peter Fisher, an old timo resident of
Safford, who has been living for several
years in California, arrived in town
Wednesday afternoon. Ho expressed
burpriso at the signs of progress on
every hand.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Henderson came
in from' Globo yesterday morning.
John II. Connell, of Globe, is in
Thatcher visiting Lc Roy Snow.
Z. C. Prina is suffering from an at
tack of la grippe.
At Central this morning a young son
arrived at tho home of MrNand Mrs.
Harvey Watson.
The Pythian Sisters held an open so
cial meeting last night in Solomonville.
Quite a number attended from Safford
and reported having spent a very enjoy
ablo ovening.
Mrs. Sherwood Hall, accompanied by
her son Vivian, is making a tour oif
tho world. A comnuinicntion just re
ceived from her is dated Algiers on tho
Mediterranean. Mr. and Mrs. Hall
spent six months in Safford about a
year ago and loft many friends heie.
W. O. Roundy left for Globe yester
day afternoon.
Tho train bearing tho Los Angeles
IS
ERESTED IN
LiflL
Making Effort to Get Hear
ing Before Committee on
Indian Affairs
In order that the Hamilton-Owent In
dian liquor bill, which threatens to
wipe out practically all of tho saloons
in Gila as well as a number of other
counties in tho territory, may be thor
oughly investigated boforo it is taken
up in the houso of representatives, Gov
ernor Richard E. Sloan is using his in
fluence to havo this matter taken up bo
foro tho houso committee on Indian af
fairs. Telegrams which wero despatched to
tho governor a few days ago by tho
.officers of the chamber of commerce,
Mayor Kinney of this city and tho
county board of supervisors havo at
least in n measure been of some effect.
President Towle of tho chamber of com
merce yesterday received a communica
tion from J. l' Cleaveland, secietary
to tho governor, stating that the matter
had already been taken up and it is
expected that somo action in tho matter
will bo had within a short time.
In his communication, Secretary-
Cleaveland says:
"I beg to acknowledge receipt by
the governor of your telegram of March
12, protesting against tho passage of tho
Hamilton-Owens senato bill, No. 1981.
"Tho governor has requested tho de
partment of tho interior that before
final consideration of tho bill, full op
portunity will bo offered those inter
ested for or against tho bill to be heard
before tho houso committeo on Indian
affairs."
Tho churches and temperance societies
throughout tho territory generally are
in favor of tho passage of the bill, whilo
the general business interests aro ap
parently strongly opposed to its passage,
indicating that the matter will bo bit
terly fought boforo tho houso committee,
if such a hearing is granted.
In this city, tho minors' union has
taken a stand in favor of tho bill and
at a meeting of tho members of this
organization, with tho various churches
of this city, to be hold Sunday night,
the matter will bo discussed.
As has already been stated, the busi
ness organizations of this city aro gen
erally opposed to the measure and the
proposed abolition of saloons in this dis
trict has aroused niucii interest in this
citv and throughout tho county gener
ally. BOSTON HONORS
EVACUATION
DAY
BOSTON, March 17. Tn accordance
with time-honored custom Boston today
held its annual celebration of Evacua
tion dav. commemorating tho withdraw
al of tho British troops from this city
nnd tho entry of Washington's army
Kit years ago. The day's exercises wero
centered upon ino couth nosion penin
sula, upon which the British forces wero
encamped. Tho chief feature of the
programme was n military and naval
parado which was reviewed by Governor
Draper, Mayor Fitzgerald, General
Sherwin, Congressman Hobson of Ala
bama and other notables.
LOVERS
of good health should prevent sickness
intead of lotting themselves get sick
and then try to euro it. So long as you
keen your liver, bowels and stomach in
a healthy and active condition you
won't get sick. Ballard's Herbine ro
lioves constipation, inactive liver and
all stomach nnd bowel troubles. Sold
by Palace Pharmacy.
ov
0
chamber of commerce delegates thun
dered through Safford at about 7 o'clock
this morning.
Frank Butler, a former Soffordito, but
now living in Denver, is a business visit
or to the valley.
SAFFORD, March 10, (Delayed in
postoffice). Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smith
canio on the freight yesterday morning
on their way h une from California and
stopped over in Safford to visit friends.
They left later by the regular train for
Globe.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Goldman, accompan
ied by their son Abe, left Monday morn
ing for Bowie. From there Mr. and
Mrs. Goldman proceeded east to their
homo in New York nnd Abe Goldman
returned to his business in San Bernar
dino. W. A. Sehafcr was an incoming pas
senger from Dos Cabezas yesterday af
ternoon. Maury Grider camo in from Bowio
yesterday.
Mrs. Hattio Kelscy and daughter re
turned Monday from a sight-seeing trip
to the Grand Canyon and other points
of interest in Arizona.
Mrs. Nora Clarke left for Globo yes
terdav afternoon.
.T. J. Birdno left for Clifton this
morning on business in connection with
tho assessor's office.
Foiest Supervisor T. T. Swift re
turned this morning for a ten-day bus
iness trip to Globo and vicinity.
The Ladies of the Maccabees met last
night at the if. E. South meeting house
and initiated three now mombers. Sev
eral new names wero also proposed for
membership and balloted dn. This hive,
lately organized, is growing quite
healthily.
Miss Ada Hynes of Tucson is a
late arrival in Safford.
Tho Layton and Clifford school ball
teams will cross bats next Friday af
ternoon. EXTEND SEARCH
S
Sister of Charles Clark In
timates Suspicion of
Foul Play
BOSTON, Mass., March 17. Tho au
thorities ot Chicago, Denver, Leadville
and Seattle, havo been asked to join
in tho search for Charles A. Clark of
this city and Leadville, who disappeared
from Cnicago two weeks ago in company
with James Davidson of Denver.
Miss Augusta M. Clark of this city,
secretary and treasurer of tho Nevada
Smelting company, his sister, told an
interesting story today regarding her
brother's movements, and of an allegejd
attempt to get him out of tho way
before the May meeting of tho stock
holders.
Miss Clark declared that George
Baker, one of the directors of tho com
pany, tiied to get her brother, also a
director, to go to Europe whilo they
were both east in February. Clark re
fused and returned to Chicago, where
ho met James Davidson, another direc
tor. The company has become involved
in a legal dispute with tho American
Finance company regarding tho trus
teeship of tho stock of tho Boston.
Nevada company.
WILL ENFORCE LI
Statement of Warning from
Agriculture Department
to Sheep Grazers
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 17.
Herders cannot grazo sheep in Califor
nia forests, in defiance of the regula
tions of tho agriculaural department
and tho forest service.
This announcement at the department
today was called forth by yesterday's
decision by the supremo court of tho
United States, upholding Judge Well
born, in the federal circuit court of
California, who acquitted three herders
charged with criminally grazing sheep
in the national forests.
It was declared that grazing rules
would be enforced. Foresters in the
field havo 1pcii instructed to watch for
violations and prosecuto them promptly.
DOLLAR EACH FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN
CONSTANTINOPLE March 17. It
is learned hero that a band of Albanians
recently surrounded the village school
at Vnshtuu, in Macedonia, and carried
off tho twenty-two pupils, who were
ransomed by their parents at the rate
of about one dollar a head.
MISSING
I
M
I
W. D. Beading J. F. Crampton E. W. Weinraann
THE PEERLESS MEAT MARKET
We liave pleased you in other markets and can please
you in our own.
We handle everything in our line.
668 North Sroad St. Phone 71
Wright Brothers Want Ac
counting of Profits
Made by Cleary
NEW YORK, March 17. Edwin
Cleary, who managed Paulhan's aero
plane llights in this country, found more
woo today through tho proceedings
brought against him by tho Wright com
pany. Cleary yesterday obtained an injunc
tion to prevent Paulhan taking from
this country two aeroplanes he had been
using. Today tho Wright company in
a suit filed against Cleary asks an in
junction to prevent Cleary from con
tinuing to give exhibitions with the
alleged infringing apparatus with or
witnout Paulhan.
Such exhibitions, it is claimed, will
wear off the novelty and kill the public
interest in aeroplane exhibitions.
In addition tho company asks that
Cleary be compelled to account for the
profits received by him in previous
llights.
INDIANA WOMAN
A CENTENARIAN
WASHINGTON, Ind., March 17.
Mrs. Lucinda Fields celebrated her ono
hundredth birthday with a family re
union at tho homo of her daughter in
this city today. Mrs. Fields is a native
of Washington county, Kentucky, but
most of her life has been spent here.
rpHE RODGERS HOSPITAL
and Training School for Nurses
For Surgical, Maternity and General
Medical Cases. A limited number
of pupil nurses taken for training.
Directory for Graduate Nurses in
Connection
MARK A. RODGERS, M. D.
123 S. St ono Ave. Tucson, Arizona.
Globe Tent & Awning Co.
MANUFACTURERS
Tents, Awnings, General
Canvas Goods
130 EAST MESQUITE ST.
Easy Way Washing Machine
Something entirely now in this line,
"Cleans While You Rest."
HAROLD L. COOMBS, Local Agent.
Res. 780 E. Maple St.
BOX 1056 GLOBE, ARIZ.
Commercial
Gas Engines
and Hoists
Latest, safest and most Improved
model, guaranteed for economy and re
liability simplest scientific engine built
Agent for
MINING AND IRRIGATION PUMPS
Sold and installed on
absolute guarantee by
JOHN WOG
BOX 211 GLOBE. ARIZ.
March Records
B are here. M
m Come in and H
V see our M
New Victor
Victrola H
ft F. L. Wightman
fL MUSIC DEALER H
Hi .?$ m
THE ST. ELMO
Sydnor, & Sterns, Props.
The Finest of Wines
Liquors and Cigars
We handle only the
Best Quality Goods
474 North
An entire new line of Easter Novelties and
Gifts. These are the very latest out.
Buttcrick Patterns
. G. S. VAN WAGENEN & CO.
ARIZONA INVESTMENT CO.
BEN JONES, Manager.
Sec us about a nice corner, two lots for $323, and a three-room houso
for $550; and if you want 10 'acres good agricultural land with water
for $2,000. Only five miles from Globe. Also a gold properly in tho
Grahams.
Office 177 No. Broad.
MADE BYTHE'CUBAN CIGAR C2 DENVER, COLO.
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
Be Sure and hear
Miss Anna Virginia Miller
at the Iris
EVERYTHING FREE'
From two to four p. m.
Today Miss Miller will talk
on "Home Luncheon." She will
COOK and SERVE Ham and
Eggs, German Toast, Raisin Gin
ger Cakes, Blanc Mange with
FruiJ:, Custard Sauce.
Everybody Welcome
Gob
e Lihf
Broad Street
& Power' Co.