Arizona Silver Belt from Globe, Arizona • Page 8

li i Arizona Silver Belt LOCAL STOCK MARKET Transfers Becoming More Numerous-Interest Grows Inquiries regarding Inspiration stock are becoming more frequent on both sides of tho deal and active business will doubtless result in the near future. Tho views of buyers and sellers are rapidly nearing the trading point. Some sales of American are reported on private terms, and it is predicted that values will harden perceptibly in the immediate future. The small amount available for trading is closely held and as the news is all good up to date any encouraging development would send tho shares rapidly upward. Globe and Pinto expect to begin shipments of ore on a moro extensive scale within a few weeks, and present indications in tho shaft are very promising.

The crosscut from the base of the 100-foot shaft on the Miami has reached the ledge and sulphides arc coming in. The ground is somewhat broken and it has been practically decided that further sinking another 100 fot and a second crosscut to tho ledge will bo undertaken. Shares of tho Arizona Exploration and Development company will be listed on Monday at $10.00 (par), payable in monthly installments. This corporation's prospects are very bright. THE SHARE LIST Following nro asking prices for the leading stocks now offering on the Globe market.

Arizona National Copper Cos. 5 per cent bonds at par. Equal amount of stock as a bonus. Globe-Arizona Development $5.50 Keystone Copper Company 2.50 American Copper Company 25 Radium 25 Globe and Pinto .50 Inspiration Mining 40 Consolidated Development. 25 Miami (withdrawn) New Dominion 10 Five Points 1.00 East Globe Land and Trust 13.00 Globe Mines and Stock Exchange.

The Fraternal Brotherhood have arranged to give a ball on St. Patrick's night, March 17, in the Opera house. They have earned the reputation of giving enjoyable entertainments and will endeavor to make the coming ball a success in every particular. Join the Circulating Library at the P. O.

Store. Fifty cents a month. All the books you can read. Attorney D. M.

Penny, of Tucson, is a visitor in the city. hi Or. J.DoLANEY HOLCOMBE Dentist Orfloe Uti Stairs, Over Eirookner's tST Teeth extracted absolutely without pain, by Rig (nitrons iixirte) Othce Hour n.m to 5 p.m. Another Engine Ditched Another accident occurred Tuesday evening on the Gila Valley, Globe Northern, which has been playing in hard of late. Northbound passenger train No.

10 ran into a cow at the pole, about four miles this side of Cabritta. The engine broke away from the tender and went down the embankment about ten feet and turned over. Engineer S. T. Arkles, when about to jump, was struck by the reverse lever and fell to the ground.

Although considerably shaken up he sustained no serious injury. The brake-man succeeded in landing clear of the engine. None of the cars of the train left the track and they were pulled into Globe Wednesday morning. Three engines have been ditched on the G. V.

road within the past ten days, which has seriously interfered with the movement of freight. About GOO cars, nearly all for Globe, are reported sidetracked on the Southern Pacific and all the sidetracks on the G. V. road are full of cars. Another engine was obtained from the Southern Pacific yesterday.

CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS-Through the efforts of Rev. J. O. Barrette and the liberality of patrons, the Catholic church has been greatly improved. The exterior walls have been plastered and tinted, the interior painted, ceiling frescoed and new altars erected.

With the rapid growth of populatian Globe has become an important parish, and Father Barrette now devotes his entire attention to the church here, which certainly could not be in better hands. A. C. Sicboth, superintendent of the Lake Superior Arizona Mining company, returned last week from Calumet, Michigan, where he conferred with the directors of the company regarding operations at Superior and plans for the building of a railroad to connect Superior with the Phoenix Eastern railroad. It is expected that construction will begin just as soon as the survey is completed and right-of- i way secured.

ARIZONA SILVER BELT. MARCH 8, 1906, In Every Department of Banking the HRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLOBE Is prepared to serve you in a Satisfactory Manner. DR. P. B.

CALEB (Successor to Dr. G. H. Mosher) Resident Dentist Offloe Over Hltchcook's Drug Store Dentistry in all its branches. ed and tne evening passed very pleasantly.

The legal contest over the property is at an end and the differences have been settled out of court. It is understood that the claims have been bonded for $75,000 to local parties. This is a promising property, well rcearded by competent experts who have examined it, and in the hands of competent people who have the ne cessary capital, it should soon be listed among the producers of this district. O'CONNER MURDER CASE-C. H.

Couch, who has been in jail for the past two weeks charged with complicity in the murder of Jerry O'Connor and who has asked for a separate examination, will appear in Justice Hin-son Thomas' court Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock for trial. No date has been set for the examination of V. R. who is in jail charged with the same crime. E.

H. Alexander, merchant tailor, has opened a shop in the rear of the Odd Fellows hall. He makes a specialty of fine suits and also docs cleaning and dj cing. New Books. Just received a few late books at Van Wagenen's.

W. R. Norton, Architect Office Oates Wightman Will mv Globe, Dance. Dance. taintd at Van Wagenen's.

Weather Report For the week ending March 7, 1906: Date Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar.

Mar. Mar. Tem'ature 2 46 54 64 62 64 68 68 32 24 26 39 42 36 37 Rainfall .24 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 i iB Building. Arizona THE NEW YORK LIFE Is a purely mutual company, owned and controlled by tbe policy holders Officers and lio.irrt of directors elected by the policy holders every year. Our Endowment policies and guaranteed Interest Bonds are an investment much preferable to Icuvlni? your money Idle.

H. H. BRU, Agent Oflloc In Oates S. Wightman liulldlng Broad Street.Ulobe, Arizona Reception to Mrs. Wiley On her return from official visits as the president of the Grand Lodge of the Assembly of Rebekahs of Arizona, Mrs.

Martha K. Wiley was given a re ception by Mrs E. L. Higdon at her residence on Ueuar street ing Mitrcn b. xne company was enter tained at progressive euchre, the evening's play resulting as follows: Mrs.

J. H. Thompson won the first prize: Mrs. Wiley the consolation prize and Mr. Sam Clark the boobv prize without any trouble.

Refreshments were serv positively and permanently open dancing school March 5. Only a limited number will be taken. Regular Ch'ract'r of Day Pt cldy Clear Pt. cldy Clear Clear Clear Clear Total rain for season, 15.68 inches. B.

G. Fox, M. Cooperative Observer. I D. I SEES JEW IB E9 Classes evening 01 monuays anu days.

Very private class Wednesday tX nitrhta Private nnnila dav or A JMJ 3W. Wickersham, President The Wave' New Range Is a modern French range of large We are now able to cater to The first complete line of Pyroeranhy anv number of guests on short notice. Goods ever received in Globe has lust i Tinn't foriret the Sunday dinner tea been received by ostomce btore. Van Wagenen at the bee them. E.

H. Alexander, cleaning and dyeing. Fellows hall. fine tailorin Back of ng, Odd ture: better than At the Wave. St.

ever next Sunday. Patrick's Day, March 17, will be observed with a ball at the Upera House in the evening, to be given i the Fraternal lirothernooa, by who will Born, in Globe, March 7, to the wife see that everybody who attends has a of T. F. McCann, of Bisbee, a good time. daughter.

Jf you haye a guit that cjean. Burn! Burn! Burn! Any kind of ing and lepa.nng law to hall. articles you wish to burn can be ob- me lauur, ui Pyrography outfits for burning wood and leather can be obtained at the Postoffice Store. Mystic Tea by the Baptist Ladies' Aid on March 15, at the church, 6 o'clock to 9. Thn fndnrn Dairv has an advertise KH ARIZONA NATIONAL f0 4 Si 's ment on the fifth page of this issue and Mr.

Harte, the proprietor, is prepared to make good all promises. He has a fine herd of milch cows and satisfied patrons are his best recommendation. ALEXANDER WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS Meets on the second and fourth Tuesday afternoons of each month. Visiting members always welcome. Elizabeth Mekritt, Pres.

Ida E. McNelly, Sec. H. S. Van Gorder, Cashier M.

HURD, Asfl't uasnier 1. Hi. Gila Valley Bank Trust Co. GLOBE, S0L0M0NVILLE, CLIFTON, MOREHCI, ARIZONA. CAPITAL, PAID UP, $75,000 SURPLUS BROKERS ft'StS t1 nrSS mmmmmmmmmmmwmw black tent.

Mrs. Collier, residence in tent in rear. Pyrography Goods igHgflHfflUfflUI HARRY DUEY 3Jk3BflJflnHHHHBnaHHMaV? L. J. OVERLOOK I DUEY OVERLOOK Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission POSTOFFICE BUILDING, BISBEE, ARIZONA.

I Musio Pupil Oeaired Prof. C. C. Pannell will give instructions on piano, mandolin and banjo. Wide experience, best of reference, latest methods.

Will give lessons at home of pupil or at residence next to Eugene Middleton's on Sutherland street. Drop a postal to P. O. box 74, Globe and I will call Mystic Tea by the Baptist Ladies' Aid on March ,15, at the church, 5 clock to 9. The Woman's Guild of St.

John's church will meet at the residence of Mrs. W. W. Brookner Friday afternoon, March 16, at 3 o'clock p. m.

The fine Emerson piano being used at the Institute was purchased by G. F. Cook from F. L. 1L LOST -AN EASTERN STAR PIN; small star within a circle.

Leave at Butler's Pharmacy. C. R. STARRETT HOUSE PAINTING AND DECORATING THATS ALL GLODE ARIZONA- 4i COPPER COMPANY Active Work Begins Next Week The Manager and Mine Superintendent are due to' arrive from the east. All details have been formulated and preparations made for an active campaign.

Necessary machinery has been ordered for prompt shipment. Not an hour will be lost in starting active work of development. A shaft will be sunk on the 14-foot vein of copper ore averaging over 8 per cent. Each day's work will show a profit. The group of mines they are not merely claims are to be opened up.

Their great value is too well known to need any boosting before Globe's people. Practical miners who know the property are buyers of the i Five Per Cent Bonds of the Company Only a few more days are given us in which to secure subscriptions to this gilt edge security. Rer a deemable in 10 years at par, or exchangeable for shares of the Company before the stock sells at par value. Stock as a Bonus An equal amount of stock given with each bond. This offer will never be repeated.

Avail yourselves of the opportunity now FOR TERMS OF PAYMENT AND OTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO i.t 'I Globe Mines and Stock Exchange iaA, jft.