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I Arizona Silver THURSDAY AUUUST 4 CTMP WW rmVmrm LOOAH NEWS I Thurmond offers bin rosidenco lor sale Tlios Cordis depu ty internal raTemie collector from TucbOn xrna iu town last Saturday Horses pastured at 150 per month on tho II Zbcbouguer ranch Uppor Salt river Misses Laurietta anil Isolino Coombs left this morning for Los Augelet for months vacation Mr Crowley buyer for tho Cbiri cahua Cattle company was bora for borers days iluriug the past HeuL Barclay loft last Monday for the PcnillotoB IJarolay ranch on Cherry creek on a months vacation Judge Tbnrmobil and Ceo II Thwiutes want to Fnyson labt Friday to witness tho races and visit tho natural tiridgu 1 1 The backbono of the hot i gather was broken by mm and ball storm Tuesday night Another nice rain foil last Light Mrs Kuwmer her on Ocerge nud her daugbtor Mrs Blackott nrrhed last Friday They will make their home hore The Old Dominion Commercial com pany xnaks a declaration of war in this issue They ate leaders in low prices and are doing a big business 0 Mr and Mrs Jns I ration and children and Miss Alice Jones returned last Saturday from a two weeks sojourn on the summit of Final mountain Peter tho well known stockman of Ton to is in California on pleasure trip II 0 was registered at the Holleubeck Los Angeles last week Modesto ISorquez Jr and brida arrived from Los Angeles lajt Saturday Mr Borquoz has been uite tick since his return but we arc pleased to learn is improving Caps shirts and baits for members Of tho Pioneer Hoso compnny were received last week When dressed in tbsir new uniforms the boys will look xcrumptions Will Shanley returned last Monday from Pleasant valley with a btinch of fat beef cattle bought of Ellison for Shanley Sidow proprietors of the Pioneer Mtat market Win Whyto left last Friday for ltfton erpicUnc to enter tho employ of the Arizona Copper company there or tho Detroit at Morenci Mr Whytc is a competent mechanical engineer Mrs Will Ryan and children are expected to arrive within two or three days from Doming The friendn of tho family here will be pleased to learn that they will again make Olobo their home A strike of rich copper glance and oside ores was made in the Mountain Rose mine Gold gulch recently Tha whole face of tho openiug is in ore of a high grade The Mountain Koso is one of a group owied by Win Stewart and CLas Dickson II Blackott druggist makes his opening announcement to the Globo public in this number of the Silver Belt He has a new and complete stock of drags patent medicine perfumes toilet articles etc and his prices will be found to bo right Bight Itcverelid Bourgade bbhop of Tucson will arrive in Globo on August 12 and will hold services in tho Catholio church on Sunday the 11th lust and Monday the loth The bishop will ctlsbrnto high mass and will give confirmations The school trustee have purchased from William Stovcnsoa the plat of ground formerly owned by Paicoe on tho hill west sido of Pinnl Creek comprising about half a block on which a six room brick school will be cricted Tho building will probably not be completed before October which will delay tho opening of school Owing to the extreme heat last month tho Old Dominion Coppor Mining Smelting company mado a very sensible change in tho working hours and one that is appreciated by em ployes The men go to work at 5 oclock in tho morning and quit at 230 thereby avoiding the heat of the afternoon the warmest part of the day Nearly the entiro forco is engcrjed on surface- work preparing for important improvements and additions to the plant to bo mado aftor the railroad is completed to Globo Mrs A Kinnoy returned last Saturday from a visit to her mines tho Bryan copper group situated near Riverside They are among tho best mines fn the district so regarded by experts who have examined Ultra nnd are well developed showing large bodies of glance oxide and sulphide oros Mrs Kinney has received several flattering offers to bond tho claims but refuses to consider any other then a each proposition Mrs Kinney brought homo some largo nnd rich specimens from a striVe recently niadeT fl tPutoc UP-TO-DATE ESTABUSMrtENT The Now- Grocery Sloro just cotnple ted by I Kulluor Co deserves i careful impaction Tho rcouptiun entrance of 26 Teet is fitted with side boaidand oilier handsome oluposholvcs filled with tho choicest fruits vegetables fish find meats mostly iu pretty glass -jars Six cash carriers and spOak ing tubes connect the oflloo with all the departments Back of the entrance comes the can goods department 50 fttt iu length whioh contains complete new assortment of all in that lino Thflre ara complete separate departments all hand somely arranged and displayed by spe cial fixtures for tobacco and cigars crackers and ceruals teas and coffees and beyond is the working part of the store 15x10 feet fitted with slate top tables and 50 glass front display box counters Iu tho rear are the orockery and glassaro and hardware departments A new feature is a convenient meat and fish counter where pickled goods and fresh lish are on sale The wholesale department is also bolug enlarged considerably and is connected with the rear warehouses powder house oil collar otc by track and car Tho brick store in which all tho retail busmoss wan formerly done is now entirely devoted to dry goods boots and shoos and furnishing goods and tho whole establishment is in tip top shape to handle auy amount of business on tho arrival of the railroad The Department Store feature has boou specially adopted to cater to a quick action cash trade Good Returns from Ore Shipped Superintendent George Calder of the Piuld Creek Mining Smelting company was in town for oeieral days this week He has recoived returns from a tou of Yo Tacibicu ore shipped to Burhngatne of Denver also returns from a small shipmeut of ore fioin the Winona claim ouo of tho Pinto company group Tho Yo Tambien oro nont 19G3 par cent copper 88 in gold and four ounces in silver to tho ton Tbo Winona oro gavo returns of 1420 per cent of lead 95G0 gold and ono and a half ounces silver Since the shipment of ore to Denver two assays of ore from different parts uf tho Id Tambicu mine woro equally as satisfactory as the returns from Denver Mr Calder is cenceutratlcg work on the Yo Tambien and hfti tho shaft down 132 feot Vory little progress has been made during the past two woeka owidg to bad air in the shaft This will bo remedied by putting in ti bloAsr on tho tunnel level and work will be renamed within few days and pushed vigorously Tile Pinto Creek company has a valuable property wbioh whan sufficiently opened should become a good producer Sylvester Gilsou who was here last Friday is Lappy over an increased liter supply a matter of consequence as GiUous is an important station on the Globe and San Curios road where all teams water and the comfort of man and beast is looked to The well bo gan to fail several months ago and it became necseary to ropon it by re moving the rock and sand which had been filled in about the pipe also to sink tho well deeper and retimber it which nas dono and an abundant sup ply of water obtained Mr Gilsonand his estimable wifo nro the only whito persons not employes of the govern ment permitted to stay on tho Indian reservation and where they have lived for nearly eighteen years But if any obligation hag boon incurred as between the government and them it is due 10 Mr and Mrs Gilson as they have resided there all those years without the least friction with the agency attaches or the Indians and have maintained the station to tho benefit of the Indians and tho government and without aid Mr Gcorgo Mmtz of Phoenix Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge 1 of Arizona arrived yesterday to visit Rescue Lodge No 12 Mr Mfntz is on his nnnual tour inspecting all tho lodges Of the order in tho territory Ho has bcon in poor health lately anil has concluded to try what virtue there is in Pinal mountain air as a curative agent He will probably1 spend two weeks on tho mountain Mr Mintz is an experienced nowspaper man having been with tho Phoenix Herald for number of yodrB and of whioh paper he is now city editor For doors and windows go to Knight Parker One night when Mr Isaac Rocoswai ritoppieg with mo says Hatch a prominent merchant of Quarlorniastaff Washington I heard him groaning On g6ing to his room I found him suffering from cramp colio He was in such agony I foared ho would die 1 hastily gave him a doso of Chamber lains Colio Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy He was soon relieved and the first words ho uttered were what was that stuff you gave mo I informed him A fow days ago wo were talking about his attack and he said he was noVer without that remedy now I have need it in my family for several years I know its worth and do nof hesitate to recotnraendit to my friends and customers For sale by 0 ItitclicookV druggist rv ww jj -3 President RAILROAD Garland Reports Progress In bortstVuctloa Wm Garland prssidorA of the- Gila Valley Globe Northorn railroad com pany accompanied by Engineer Chase arrived last Saturday their chief busi ness being in regard to the right-of-way through ths uppor end of town There appears to be some objection among property owners on ths west side of upper Broad street to the railroad Win ing down the street and Mr Garland has had under consideration ths feas ability of bringing his road down tht bank of the creek in the rsar of the 1 property in question The route is practicable but it would require that property owners give the railroad company a strip along the oreek at least 100 feet in width and i traot of land for depot site above the site originally BileoUd Tho change of roufo would also involve a large additional expense to the railroad company for the protootion of its road from high water Jl territorial law gives the railroad tho right to pass along and through any street ad iu the event of its being built down Broad street the oorapany would be under the necessity of protecUng its roadbed from possible floods and which we believe would givo almost equal protection to property abutting on the creek1 We do not know what coUolu Bion Mr Garland has reached but he is disposed to meet evory reasonable objeotion advanced by property owners As to the construction of the roadbed the excessive heat has hindered rapid work but fair progress has bean made on tho grado which has been comploted along the San Carlos river The bridgo crew is making headway All tho piers across tho Gila river Lave been driven nnd tho bridge seat Com ploted on two piers and begun on the third The piling over the San Carlos river was finished last Monday Atkins iu charge of bridge construction stated that the bridges would be completed August 10 but Mr Garland is of the opiniou that the work will require froni five to ten days longer As soon as the bridges are finished track laying on this aide of Sao Carlos will begiil and progress at the rate of about half mile a day The traok will bo laid to some point between Gil sons and the summit east of Globo by October 1 Patrick Ward of Ward A- Courtney contraaiors for tho construction of the railroad and Boss who is charge of the work were hero for several days thia week Mr Boss informed Us that their head construction camp is now located four miles below Gilsons and the second camp on Aliso crtek two miles from the San Carlos rivor Thoy have a vory good force mostly white men and now that the heat has abated better progress should be made Within week the advance camp will be moved to Gilsons and grading began in both directions and fotlr miles of grade completed Mr McGowaa in charge of tho Midland Construction outfit completed tho heavy work four miles this side of San Carlos and moved up to tho summit east of Giebe lat Saturday Mr McGowan is now in charge of the work at the summit He is experienced in rock work and with tn increased force will push work on tha long out la ore moro rapidly It is hard ground and will require considerable blasting It will take at least two month longer to finish the cut through tho summit and the traok should reach there by the middle of October of the first of November BONNES NEW MEAT MAKKET Max Bonne moved into his new building adjoining Kellner it Co fast Monday and can sow pride- him self on having one of the best appointed butcher shops in Arizona asd there is no one whe knows better how to conduct tho business and cater to the wants of the pnblfo than Mr Bonne Tho building is 22 feet front by 50 feet in depth and is ono of tho best constructed brick buildings in Globo and well finished throughout It is furnished with everything needed iua first olass meat mifrkot a large refrigerator swinging scales with a capacity of 1100 pounds handsome connter meat racks etg Mr Boone is doing a good business which should increase rapidly with tho general revival and growth of the town expected next fall ftEDMEtf Attention A meeting of Tonto Tribe No 13 Improved Order of Bedmen will be held in the lodgo room Masonic building next Monday evening Aug 8 at 8 oclock A full attendance is desired OldfIkld Sachem Change of Partnership Notice is hereby given that we have purchased the interest 0 oar late partner Nong better known as Shorty in tho Tie Sang restaurant The undersigned are now solo owners and will conduct the business in first class style We solioit a continuance of the patronage with whioh we have been heretofore favored 1 1 CnARUEiYxT Globe Arizona OAMSauvyarlos Arizona Last Sea Slde Excursion The last Sea Side Excursion for tho season pf 1898 otej ibe Sdathern Pacific will leave Bowie Ttfirsdfty An gust 25th Dont gtt left I Arrango to go either August 1th 11th 18th or 25th Ah alarm of fire was sounded last Thursday night at 10 oclock canted by a small blaze in tho rear of Youngs salobn Someone had carelessly drop ped a lighted match or oigar in some rubbish at the back door A bucket oV two of water sufficed to extinguish the flames Members of the Pioneer Hoso team assisted by several volunteers reached the fire ping at the Old Dominion Commercial Gos oorner with the hose cart within a minute or a minute and a half after ths fire boll sounded the alarm It is the best patent medicine in tho world is what Mr Hartinan of Marquam Oregon says of Chamberlains Colio Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy What loads me to make this assertion is from the fact that dysentery in its worst form was prevalent around here last summer nnd it never took over two or three doses of that remedy to effect a complete cure For sale by Hitchcock druggist CROSSED THE DIVIDE Death of Pete Gabriel ex Sheriff Of Plnia County and a Noted Character Word reached Globe last Saturday of the death of Pete Gabriel on Friday night July 29 at his cabin at the old Monitor mine near the head of Mineral creek Tom Desmond who was with him when he died notified tho people at Dripping Springs and with a companion went back to prepare tho body for burial A rough cotfin was made at Sutherlaasls and the btirfi doubtless took place Saturday evening The deceased had been sick a week and was alone until the night before he died when Desmond arrived We did not learn the nature of his illness but probably the end camo from the breaking down of the human engine rbich bad seen so much Lard service Pete Gabriel was a noted character iu Southeastern Arizona and particularly in Pinal county where he lived the greater portion of twenty two years He was born in Prussia but came to the United States whon a child lived in New York for some timo and then camo west and settlod in California He eame to Arizona from Los Angeles about the year 1870 and located at Florenco In 1878 when Globo was in Pinal county Gfnbriel was elected sheriff and held tho office for three terms until 1881 and served a fourth term a bw 3 ears Ister Ho was tho best sheriff that Pinal county over had In thoso days hs was in tho primo of life possecsud of a fine physique end an iron constitution and alert of mind and body A man of great bravery ho nover avoided an enomy or shirked duty even when such a conrso might have been justifiable no was several times severoly wounded and ltja paid very nearly lost his llfo in Los Angeles in a difficulty over a personal matUr His opponont shot him over tho transom of a door the chargo of shot en tering his breast IIo was a deputy sheriff in Los Angeles and mado capable officer and aftor coming to Flor ence AHlone he became an nxnirint foj sheViffancT wis elected on tho Dom- ooratie ticket In 1878 At that early day when everybody packed a gun and life was hold chcspiy on the frontier it roqnired a man as peace officer of unflinching courage to koep down tbo lawless elomonV and maintain a semblance of order nnd Gabriel soon proved his fitness for tbo job He was a sleuth hound in pursuit and criminals sobn loarncd to have a wholesome fesr of him Thore was no man who Could pull a gun quicker or shoot with moro deadly accuracy than he An iacidont which happened while he was sheriff of Pinal county will sorve to Illustrate his bravery A Mexican desperado who had torrorized Cochise and Pima counties and for whom warrants had been is sued fled to Florence and was harbored by lawlcsi Mexicans He made his brag that Pete Gabriel could not tako him The sheriff armed with a sixahootor started after him at once and found him in front of a Mexican saloon just as he had mounted his horse to escape Gabriel twice commanded him to stop but tha Mexican instead of complying drew his pistol Before he could use ita ball from the sheriffs rovolvsr perforated his body and struck the horse in the head killing both Gabriel a most memorable encounter was with Joe Phy at Florence in May 188 Phy also had a reputation as a fighter and had a considerable follow ingn Floronce unfriendly to Gabriel Bomeof whom it is alleged encouraged the quarrel It was gonerally under stood that whon tho two men met thero would be trouble About dusk on the afternoon of the shooting Gabriel was seen to enter tho Tunnel saloon He had been drinking heavily and it is supposed that Phy thought the tithe opportune to settle the score with his en only and followed Gabriel up As Phy en tored the screen door of tho saloon his hand was on his pistol His appear anco had an effoct upon Gabriel that was almost electrical In an instant he had wheeled and with gun in hand advanced to meet Phy Both realized that it was to bo a death struggle Thoy circled around tho saloon firing rapidly and at close range Jack Keat ing proprietor of tho saloon and Poter Brady Jr wero the only spectators and they shioldod themselves as best they could from tho deadly missiles Ths aim of both oombatznts was accurate each receiving thteo serious wounds whan Phy staggered out to tho sidewalk where Gabriel fired tho last shot which took effect in Pbys leg below tho hip Tho bono was tbattored and ho fell to tho gidowalk mortally wounded having bcon shot in tho shoulder side stomach and thigh Phy died pt one oclock tho next morning Gabriels wounds wero serious and it was a question for several dayB whether ho would survive Pete Gabriel was twico married and had two children by each wifo all living His second wifo was Miss Wrat ten sister to Mrs Aylesworth of Globo Mrs Gabriel nnd her two daughters tho oldost 16 years of ago livo in Sacramento Cl 1WW QttMl Milk and Cream 8 cans 1 00 Corn Boans etc 8 cans 1 00 Soap 1G to 21 bars 1 00 Coal Oil 3 CO Pink Beans 5 Table Silt 3 ir BLACKETT has opened with a complete stock of Drags Toilet Articles and Perfumes All Patent Medicines at list prices dountry orders receive prompt attention Special care given prescriptions ea xtoxcxi 1 TCTag owa Great is the Power 6i Spot Cash Oiir Cash Prices from Aug 1st Arbucklo Coffeo 12j Granulated Sugar 7 Salt Bacon 10 Breakfast Bacon Ham Blended Tea Denver Flour Boiled Oat Torqatoei 8 cans 1 1 13 13 85 4 00 Overalls G5 Calico Bro Domestic Bins Domostio Check Gingham NewFlanettp Nails and Iron 6 7 8 8 10 Blacksmith Coal 2i Stock Salt i 2 Calif Lumber i 5 Fedora Hats 1 CO nnd up Cfood Shirts fiO Underwoar CO Nailed Bhoes 2 00 Ladies Stoea 1 00 EFKELLNERCO In Cash We Trlist MBichants Bankers Lumber 3 i fcrCommercla agents Copper Mining and Smelting Company How Dewey did it I vl YAT has ddne her level SX I I II P3t t0 crusIr the jkVAJslXu Insurrection in -DEALER IN- CUBA BtUBERTY is bound to prevail There is going to be a war right here in this town and we will be iiLths thickest of the fight from the jump 1 We are now lining up before the5 ehemy with one of the largest and best equipments of BDbts Shoes Dry Goods FuMshiikp and Groceries and other lines ever brought to Globe Our Ordinance is CASH and ovr Motto No Quarters to Competitors but Justice to patrons Convince yourselves by calling on us Old Dominion Gommerol THE GROTTO Stationery Papetiers I A jood assortment 6f RipesS I I Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos I Of all kinds CIGARS all prices and qualities and i quantities to suit I I WINES AffD LIQUORb A SPECIALTY I A fine assortment of capo Liquors of all kinds PURC I i LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY TURPOSES I a specialty Solo agent for Tom Howo Whiskey i e5T Orders taken for Custom Made Clotlrinjr A fine line of sampie3 I constantly on hand and satisfaction guaranteed in every case Prices i reasonable 2 I VAfci WACENE ffl niiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiuiiiMiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiMtitliitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniitt 11111111111 ilW i 1 11 4 Wftf jj2JMmbim vsk it it 1 iwm i a xHui uy itfta tj mt it a hh a 1- -au stfc ac II W1 1 JbtrjgL DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE Bfht appomtca Restau ant GLoi Under the Management of a competent Chef Table sorvlco unoqualod Vhito help exclusively 5 Meals to order a Specialty Sk FINE wiNES LIQUORS AND CIGARS Patrons receive every cttenlml New Amster Building Broad Street iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiiint iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiinutiij I VAN WAGENBNj 5 Groceries Dry Goods Boots and Shoes your a I ALL FRESn AND TO BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH if Wood Hay Grain Lime Okrcoal and Country Produce1 Always on hand and taken in exchange for merchandise sf rFORCASH myj prices cannot bo excelled Call on mo before makinc purchases CS5Goods delivered promptly to any part of town Stdro noar Qld Dominion Smelter Globs Arizona ESTABLISHED 1876 The Oldest Busfness louse Glob WESTMEYER Quality the best -DEALER IN- General Merchandise Carries at all times a LARGE STOCK OF GOODS BOUGHT AT SPOT case3i Prices the lowest ftSiii gMiyi iwniiiiiiW -it i JJ H8 ir.