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'V r. vt My -ywp WjSW DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT Friday, December 20, 1907 Ar? '-f HPP7r 4, WF Pager Four SI mT 4O1 Jk ff I 1 llllrc fi A Blti fc I- I 10 per cent I i orr On all Holiday goods bought I at Van Wagenen's for Cash I before December 20. i i A rlianr.fi on fr fi bier doll wifrlhi a every dollar cash purchase. VAN WAGENEN NEXT TO THE IMPOP.TED FRUITS, NUTS AND CANDIES r-RRISTMAS 20 Barrels White Malaga Grapes TRADE Imported from Spain Chestnuts Imported From Japan FANCY CHRISTMAS ABRAHAM CAND1ES BROTHERS 684 N. B'ROAD STREET Opno3ito Shute's Livery Stable SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY Editor Arrested D.

W. Scmplc, editor of tho Olobo Miner, was arrested yesterday on a compliiut signed by Sheriff J. II. Thompson, charging him with using "vlio and abusive epithets to Mrs. D.

W. Semplo in tho hearing of a woman and in public place, to-wit: in tho oflice of the Globe Miner, etc." Ho appeared beforo Justice of tho Pcaco Rawlings and asked for continuanco and a jury trial, both of which were granted, the trial being set for Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Cclllcr Entertains Mrs. Collier, tho costumer, was hostess at an impromptu dance and supper, given at her pleasant home Wednesday night.

The affair was in tho naturo of a reception to tho attaches of tho Alexander theater. Tho orchestra from this popular play houso furnished the music for the ball, which wn3 interspersed by a number of excellent holos. The supper was orio of tho chief features of the evening and was greatly enjoyed. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Rein-both, Mr. and Mrs. Kail, Mr. and Mrs. Boehm, Miss Edna McDonald, and the Messrs.

Conley, Duncan, Welsh, Crawford and Campbell. Sold Out Qeorgo V. Ashby has dis toscd of his stock of shoes and retired from business in Globe. Ho may return to Colorado and again cngago in tho shoo business. Tho stock lins been removed and the storo closed.

Guild Meeting Tho Ladies' Guild of St. John's Episcopal church will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. I r. Towlo. All members are requested to be present.

Lamar Cobb Weds Lamar Cobb, well known mining engineer of Clifton, who for some time had a local oflice, was raanied in El Paso Tuesday to Miss Margaret May Killey of Denver. The couple left for Georgia on their honoy moon and on their return will mnke their homo in Clifton. Tho many Globe friends of Mr. Cobb will wish him ami his bride a happy wedded life. Landlord Must Pay Because of bad cesspool in the rear of the Palace pharmacy, P.

Oates, tho proprietor of tho projcrty, and Manager Conboy of the apepared in Judgo Thomas' court yesterday on complaint made by Street Supervisor Goodwin. Each had been ordered to construct a new ecsspool and both refused, on the ground that tho other was supposed to attend to tho tuattor. Tho court found that tho landlord was tho responsible party and Mr. Oates vas given twenty-four hours in which to comply with tho city health ordinance. Wedding Last Evoning At the homo of tho brido's parents on Euclid avc-ituo last evening, Judgo Hinson Thomas united in marriage Uernardo Sanchez, yuug miner, and Miss Regula Enriques.

After tho ceremony a supper was served, followed by a dance at Iiarragan's hall, which was largely attended by friends of the contracting parties. Tho brido recently graduated from a convent at Phoenix. May Appoint Receiver In the United States court yesterday, Judgo Nave allowed tho petition in voluntary bankruptcy of tho Bnrrot-Bcauchamp Drug company, filed by tho creditors of tho establishment. Tho court indicated thnt tho judgment might bo set aside today, followed by tho appoiutmont of a re-ccivor to rc-open nnd conduct tho drug store of tho company. Judgment fcr Defendant In tho enso of Cornolia Palmer vs.

Joscphino Golden and Fred Golden for debt, Judgo Nave yostordny rendered judgment for tho dofondants, who wero represented by Attorney L. L. Henry, Old TImo Bailroader George h. Bug by, who is known to nil of tho old tlmo 0 POST OFFICE A tftA if Ti A ift ift fr I ailroad men in Arizona, is a visitor in 'he city from Los Angeles. Mr.

Hug by was for years tho Southern Pacific igent at Bowio and was later con-lected with the Randolph lines in a re-ponsible position. He is now chief uiditor for the Los Angeles-Pacific Elcc trie company. Eailroad Pay Car In The pay car of the Randolph lines arrived in the city early last evening in chargo of Paymaster George Lesser, who began immediately to pay off the local emplovcs 3f tho Gila Valley, Globo Northern. Tho men were paid in cash and drafts payable through tho San Francisco clearing house, receiving half in each kind of tender. Last month payment was mado in checks only and next month, according to tho paymaster, ash will probably bo used exclusively.

Engineer Laid Up Engineer J. C. Wright of the Gila Valley road is confined to his home in East Globo with injuries received by being bruised between two cars at Safford early last neck, whnn there was a slight wreck 'auscd by the trcstlo over tho mill ditch sinking under the weight of a arload of bullion. Mr. Wright may bo removed to the company hospital, as a surg'cal operation may be necessary.

New Bantist Minister Rev. T. E. Mc. Donald of Birmingham, N.

is ex-occted to arrive in tho city Saturday evening, having recently accepted a call from thiy Bnntist- nhnrnli. TInv. Ti. Latter, colporteur for the Baptist church in jiri.uiiu, who nus oi'L'ii lining wic local pulpit, has gone to Phoenix to distribute Christmas song music. Building Opora House M.

J. Pome roy has gone to Mesa, where ho has been awarded tho cement contract foi tho new opera house which is in tho coiusc of construction there. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Judgo T. C. Evans has returned to Roosevelt after a few days in Globe.

P. Jones, resident engineer for the lila Valley roadfi camo up from San Carlos last evening. A. .1. Edwards of Phoenix, after spending several days horo on business, oturned homo yesterday.

Ilnriy Solomon has resigned his position at Sultan storo and has accopted a position with Gamble Mc-Inroy. P. 1). McRae, tho well known hnrd-waro salesman was an arrival in tho city last evening on his usual periodical visit. J.

H. P. Mason, traveling freight nnd passenger agent of tho Sunset route, left for tho west yostordny after spending soveral days in Globe. C. D.

Roppy, right of way agent for tho Giln Valley road will return to Saf-ford this morning after spending a few days in tho city. 1 A. Woodward roturned Inst oven ing from Safford, whoro ho spont several days looking after his mining interests in that vicinity. Charles F. Solomon, cashier of tho Gila Valley Bank Trust company at Solomonvillc, arrived in tho city last ovcumg making tho trip on the railroad pay car.

O. O. Hammill, vice president of the Douglas Drug company which owns tho Palaco Pharmacy and Globo Drug storo in this city, arrived here last evening from Douglas to spend a fow days hero on business. Twonty-flvo per cent off on all Fancy Crockory and Glassware at Sultan Bros. Books! Sco tho largo lino of books at Van Wagenen's.

P. O. building. Twenty per cent off on all Holiday Goods at Sultan Brothers. Wo framo pictures.

Naquin Co. SMALLPOX SPREADS THROUGH POSTOFFIOE PORTLAND. December 19. A 1 1 special from Colville, states that thero are eighteen cases of smallpox at Maud, distributed among fifteen fam "Hcs. The postmistress, who is a victim of tho disense, is alleged to have been handling mnij for several days.

sister was one or the first victims. Tho coroner has telegraphed tho facts 'o tho postoflico department at Wash ington. ANDEr.BILT, PUBLIC COACHMAN NEWPORT, R. Dccembor 19. lfred G.

Vandorbilt will next spring drivo public coach in England. The routo will bo from London to Bridgetown, tho samo thnt was covered several years ago by James Solby. Vandorbilt rtilj tako his conch venture and about 3ixty horses to England and will drivo tho coach daily from May 1 to Juno 15. GOODBYE TO AOKI. WASHINGTON, December 19.

A farewell luncheon was given by President and Mrs. Roosevelt at the White Houso to Ambassador and Viscountess Aoki of Japan. Secretary and Mrs. Root wero also guests. CLEVELAND BANK CLOSED.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. "December 19. Tho Glenvillc Banking Trust compnuy of this ctty wns placed in tho hnmls of a this afternoon. The assets aro $100,000 and liabilities $125,000.

WM, MILL WILLIAMS HAS ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY WINDOWS A holiday window displny worth tho walk of south siders and one well worth all Noith Globe peoplo exerting themselves to sec, is mado by tho popular house of William Mill Williams on tho north side. window dressing is very artistic and seasonablo and is the work of W. I. Ellery, an experienced man in tho line, who is at present officiating as bookkeeper. Tho most attractive window is the one representing a snow scene.

Tho falling of tho feathery flakes is so slcverly depicted that tho warm-blooded southerner shivers intensely as the scene confronts him. A very pretty line of presents arc appropriately arranged in tho window, the whole effect being beautiful. Tho other window is a completo expose of dolldom and holds tho attention of children. It is said to bo the finest display of dolls in the city. Tho in tcrior of the store is in holiday attire at present, reflecting great credit on tho enterprising proprietor nnd his efficient assistants.

Save tho Pieces. A very funny moving picture at the Iris tonight. Don't miss it. GOES EAST TO SPEND HOLIDAYS AND BUY GOODS FOR SPRING Mrs. O.

D. Fort, the popular milliner left yesterday morning ior Mt. Vernon Ohio, where she will fepend the holiday with her daughter, who is attending col lege in tho Ohio town. After tho nov, year Mrs. Fort will go on to Now Yorl City, whoro she will meet representatives of Paris and New York houses and place orders for millinery for the cni ing spring and summer trade, return ing to Globo about January 23.

During the absence of Mrs. Fort, the storo i being looked after by Mrs. Barker and Miss Knowlcs. While in the east, Mn Fort will purchase new fixtures for he parlors and promises her patrons one the finest millinery stores in the wes at the opening of tho spring season. Buy your Rain Coat3 at Sultans' twenty per cent off.

Got your wlntor supply of coal while wo aro delivering it in ton lots at $12 per ton. Qlobo Hardware Co. Buy your dried fruit3 at Saltans'. Kecgan'3 Is ono of Globo's oldest and best known cafes; everything first-class in uis line. Call and bo convinced.

Watch our window for holiday bargains. Van Wngcncn Co. store. Dress Goods and Gents' Furnishings twenty per cent off at 3ultan Brothers. PUBLIC NOTICE.

The undersigned havo purchased tho St. Louis saloon and will not assume any debts of the former proprietors. Murphy Harrington. Dollsl Dolls Vnn Wngenen has the finest lino ever brought to Globo. Wo framo pictures.

Naquin Co. Good soft coal delivered in ton lots at $12 per ton. Globo Hardwaro Co. For Sale, For Rent and Furnished Room cards for at tho Silver Belt oflice. 10c each, 3 for 25c.

TAX NOTICE. Globe, Decembor 17, 1907. Notico is hereby given that tho City Assessment Roll nnd warrant for poller-tiou of taxes for the year 1907 aro now lift 4HJ llUwuVtidlUlit Taxes will becomo delinquent sixty if not paid on that date or prior there- ii, u.k. uU uUulU li l.0 amount thereof a penalty. Said toxo pro payablo at tho offico of the Tax Collector, C.

C. CAHICO, City Tax Collector. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Offico of the Comptroller of tho Currency, Washington, D. C. Novomber 9, 1907.

Notico is hereby given to all persons who may havo claims against Tho Globo National Bank, Globe, Arizona, thnt tho thereof, within three months from this date, or they may be disallowed. WM. B. RIDGELY, Comptroller of tho Currency. 111 IMHIW The Hanna Drug Store Servicei it ,4 I 4.frfr.I..frH Sowing machines for rent fit J.

P. McNeil's Furnituro store, opposite tho Minor's union hall, Globe, Ariz. "Monoy Talks." This is a funny sketch played by tho Hardys at tho Iris. Jack nnd Jill were both quito ill, Now each is well nnd wiser, For blues nnd headaches havo to go, When they tako an Early Riser. DoWitt's Little Early Risor Pills are sold by Hanna 's Drug Storo.

Seo our lino of holiday goods before buying. Van Wagenen's, next to io5t-oflice. DEL MONTE Restaurant 393 NORTH BROAD ST. Opens. Miners Boarding House Mother Brackin has leased tho Minor's boarding houso and will bo glad to servo her old friends and as many new ones as will appreciate good homo cooking and neat rooms.

Give mo a call and I will treat you right. MOTHER BRACKIN. OOOCXXXSOOOOOOOOOOOOOObOOO The Independent Market The choicest- meats in the 6 city. Out of' the trust and 2 prices right. 8 Our order man at yourdpor in a moment's notice and the delivery boy 'does prompt 8 work.

8 Don't you want to try the Independent market. xxooooooocxoooQooooorxj OOCXXJOOCXXXJOCXXJCXXXXJOOCXJO Now Is Your Chance To get your hats cleaned and ro-blockcd. Ladies' and gentlemen's clothes cleaned, repaired and altered for dull time prices. I uso tho French dry cleaning process to clean garments and I guaran- 2 tco all work to bo satisfactory or refund your money. Yours for fino work, J.

W. WALTER Opposite tho First National Bank, roar of Ingram's. OOOOGCOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOC PROFESSIONAL CARDS J' -U J'. J- J'- 0- rtf tf -a -a nr ii DB. F.

C. S. SANDERS Physician and Surgeon. Offico Hours: 10 to 12 a. 4 to 0 p.

m. 101 S. Cedar Street. Surgeon for G. G.

N. By. ji, 0'. J' J. J'.

JV J'. 5r 7f -a- "a- a tc nr tr ire or ATTENTION HORSEMEN DB. L. ALBERT COMBS Veterinary Surgeon, Dentist and Graduate Boyal Collogo of Edinburg, Scotland I treat all curable diseases of domestic animals. Offices, Barclay, Higdon Co.

Residence, the white house on South East street. Call and examine my diplomas at stable Examination (tco at office. SULTAN WAYNE MINING ENGINEER 141 North Broad Street Box 8G7 GEORGE K. FRENCH ATTORNEY. COOTHIELOB-AT-LAW GLOBE.

ARIZONA Assaver and Chemist H. E. BtERCE Globe, Arizona Agent tot DEMING SMELTER I1 1 RELIABILITY The name of Hanna on a box or bottle of medicine is positive assurance of purity, accuracy and reliability. IT INSURES you getting what the doctor intended you to have when he wrote your prescription. IT INSURES you getting what you asked for when you gave your order at the drug counter.

It Insures the use of the very highest quality of drugs compounded each and every prescription and eve bottle and package leaving the store. IT INSURES satisfaction to patient, physician and to trained nurse and it positively insures the lowest possible prices consistent with high quality. The White House GG4 N. BBOAD ST. "Come Quick if You Would Share in These Bargains" i Ladies Knit Corset Covors.

Whito Bedspreads, were $1.75, now $1.40 Whito Bedspreads, wero $1.25, 90c Black Sateen Petticoats 75c Fancy Pillow Cords, nil colors 20c Men's Hnts, worth $2 and $3 $1.25 Boys' Knee Pants 25c and 35c Mansfield's Famous Milk Chocolates, per packngo Gold, Silver nnd Aluminum Paint, per packago 25c Picturo framing to order. Globe Plumbing and Heating PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING P. L. BUTZ, H. W.

TITUS, Manager. Opp. Kinney House, Mesquite st. IRIS THEATER Broad Strict PROGRAM Moving Pictures "William tho Poacher" "A Soldier's Jealousy" Illustrated Song by Billy Cummin gs "Ain't You Glad You've Found Trank HARDY Margaret In their original one-act comedy, "MONEY TALKS" Major Greenback, a rich race-track man Frank Hardy Hortcnse Greenback, his daughter Count Bony do Castile, a bogus Count Hardy Saratoga, N. Y.

Time: Summer the present. Hulstratcd scng by Billy Cummlngs ''Day by Day" Moving Pictures JJust in Time" Savo tho Pieces General Admission 15c Reserved' seats 25c First Performance 7:30 p. m. Second Performance 6:30 p. m.

The Alexander Theater PROGRAM Commencing Thursday Evening, December 19 Moving Pictures A Sailor's Lass and the Masquerade Party Illustrated Song "My Gal Sal" Duet by Cameron and McDonald f. i i i CONLEY LEE In Blackfaco Song and Dcnco Sketch Illustrated Song "Forgotten" EDNA MAO DONALD Moving Pictures Ii. S. Duncan and S. II.

Boehm, Props. fV V3 T. Elegant Display of Acceptable Xrnas Gifts Toilet Sets in Oxodizcd Art Silver Toilet Sets in Silver and Ebony Hand Painted Toilet Sets Manicuro Sets in Ebony Manicuro Sets in Art Silver Gentlemen's Military Sets Hand Mirrors in' Ebony and Silver Triplo Mirrors LadieB' Had Bags oxclusivo showing THE PALACE PHARMACY UHltMifMttHHMtWHHMMHMHHMmMIO" Gila Valley Bank Trust Co. Capital $100,000 DIRECTORS It. D.

Bickotts D. W. Wickorshnm T. A. Pascoo A.

T. Thomsin IT. S. Van Gorder C. E.

Mill A E. M. Hnrd Ph. Frendenthal T. E.

Solomon INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS All Classes, of Accounts Invited. Foreign Exchange at Lowest Bates E. M. HUBD, Manager J. Watt Hoguc, President.

Epigrammatical Enigmas If thero aro three chills, two frost bites, ono overcoat and a cwear word in ono cold blizzard back cast, how many smilcti arc thero in ono sunny day in Globe? If A sells ono lot in Globo to for 5100, which is worth 200, then sells it to for $300, then builds a houso cost $500, which rents to for $17.50 per month; ffcen spends tho 8300 in travel hunting for a better town, which ho does not find, dees or get beat ir. tho deal? Anyone giving a correct answer by tho 1st of January to tho HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY will bb given a $25.00 bill, and a bargain in a lot or a homo in the best town in the southwest, where tho business end of a sunbeam works overtime on every frost and cold wind which may havo stolen away from tho homo herd of icebergs in tho north, and east. Home Investment Real Estate Co. Jim Hogue, Manager and director. ma W-K-H oily Delia Pringie Stock Co.

DREAMLAND Tonight 4- "THE PARISH PRIEST" I Daniel Sully's Great Comedy Drama In Three Acts 4 Hot Specialties Between Acts A POPULAR PRICES, 25c. 35c and 50c 4 Diamond ring given away Saturday night Save your CONFIDENCE We Will Accept, Bank Checks Feeling tho utmost confidence in our local banks, wo will accept in payment for Merchandise also in settlement of bills duo us Cashier's Checks Private Checks Local Pay Roll Checks Local Mining Companies Checks Savings Bank Books Our banks aro absolutely sound, Don't draw your money out. Pay bills by check. GLOBE COMMERCIAL CO. THE "QUALITY" STORE 6 "LESTWEFOBISET" "LEST WE FORGET" IBB UPTON'S TEAS AND liSlEi -COFFEE ii4 The Best Ever LIPTON'S SOLOMON-WIOKERSHAM CO At your Grocer Distributors Never in tho history of this storo wero wo bettor able to supply tho demands of tho holiday trade than today.

Our extensivo stock now on display possesses that happy combination of beauty, utility and ornamentation. The prico consideration is no less attractive. Every articlo has been marked in harmony with tho times. Wo want you to sco this stock whether you contemplato buying or not. Wo think its the best Xmns showing in the city.

Wo want your opinion. Surplus $25,000 James W. Hoguo, Vice president and cashier. Hoguc, Utility and hired man. KOfi WHrfr At numbers 'Magnificent Showing of Oilios.

Beautiful Placqucs Pillow Covers Leather Mats Exquisite Cut Glass Souvenir German Chinawaro Rogers Gallot's Toilet Articles Huylcr's and Bubidaus Chocolates and Bonbons. Christmas Cigars in Attractive Boxes of 25 each.