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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
Notice

To the citizens of Globe townsite -
Notice is hereby given that there will
be meeting of the citizens of Globe
townsite, Gila county, Arizona, on the
evening of June 10, A. D., 1905, at the
court house, at the hour of s O'Clock y.
m, for the purpose of appropriating
the surplus funds remaining in the
Globe townsite fund for public i'm.
provements.
Dated May 9th, 1905.
Z. G. ROBERTSON. Trustee.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
Notice to Architects
Office of the Board Of Supervisors, !
OF ella County, Arizona Territory. I

Office of the Board of Supervisors, !
Of ella County, Arizona Territory. I
Globe, Arizona, May 6, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that plans
snd specifications, in detail, for the
building of Court House, to be erect
ed of stone, in the town of Globe,
county of Gila, Territory of Arizona,
will be received by the Board of Super
visors in the said town of Globe until
the LIST day of July 1905.
Said Court House to be two stories,
having apartments for Jail, court room,
county officers, and vaults for the
preservation of records +; the dimensions
of the building to occupy space
100 feet by 100 feet.
The amount of money to be expended
for said Court House and Jail is any
sum not TO exceed S35, 10000.
All plans and specifications aforesaid
received by the Board up the date
above written will be considered on the
3rd day of July, 1905.
Further information can be obtained
at the office of the Board Of Supervis-
ors, in Globe, Arizona.
The Board expressly reserves the
right to reject any or all plans and
specifications submitted.
ID. DEvoRE, Chairman
w. ID. FISK, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
The Difference Defined

There is quite a difference between
the abandonment and forfeiture of a
mining claim. An abandonment is a mat
ter of intention to do no more work on
a claim. Thus, if the owner of a claim
removed his tools from it and publicly
announced that he had abandoned it
the claim would be Immediately open to
relocation by other parties, even should
the original owner have some time vet
to complete assessment work, or even
should the assessment work have been
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
C0CHlSE COUNTY
Where Mining, the Chief Industry, is
Very Active

From the nternstional-Amencan
There are now on the payroll of the
Copper Queen about 1900 men, the
largest number ever carried since the
reduction works started. The same fact
is true of the Calumet and Arizona and
this months payroll viii be the largest
ever disbursed in Douglas.
The Lucksure Mining company, an
outside corporation which is operating
southwest of Tombstone, is showing up
with good results, having recently un-
covered good sized body of ore carry
ing good values in silver. The COM
pany is working two shifts and shipping
at the rate of four cars per week.
Charles II. Ovitt and c. w. Goodwin,
of Chicago, with J. Stoneman, have in
corporated the New England-Arizona
Copper-Gold Mining company. The
property owned by Mr.. Stoneman is in
the Saddle mountain district on the
Gila river, in Arizona and adjoins the
claims formerly owned by Goshen
Brothers, of Douglas, but now the
property of the Colorado Gold & Silver
Mining company. The new company
is capitalized at 81, 900, 600.
Goshen Brother are in receipt Of
good news this week from their III Do
RADIO mines in the Saddle mountain
mining district. Work on these mines
is under the direction of j. w. Lee,
who writes that he recently encounter
ed very high grade of ore in one of
the shafts; some of this rock is enorm-
ously rich. A sample of a two inch
streak which appeared in the shaft was
assayed by Heller & Wright and showed
a value of SIG. 10 per ton; S37. Is
ounces in gold and i46.25 ounces in
silver.
From the Tombstone Prospector
1t is expected that the new pump or
dered by the Tombstone Consolidated
company directors, at their last meet
ing, will arrive the latter part of the
week. 1t has pumping capacity of
2,500,0 gallons and will increase the
total to 5000, 900 gallons per day.
A Los Angeles paper of recent date
contained the information that Robert
Mitchell and a Los Angeles syndicate
have associated themselves for the pur-
pose Of erecting smelter at Naco.
The enterprise has been Incorporated
with capital of S50O,000 and the
plant will represent direct cash out
lay of about $50, 900. Construction will
begin within sixty days and it is ex-
pected that ores will be smelted by the
end of the year. Estimates for ma
chinery are being received
From the Bsbee Review
At meeting of the stockholders of
the Cochise Mining company, held
Wednesday night, it was decided to
change the name and form of the or
ganization to the Cochise Development
company. Other steps looking toward
the commencement of work were con-
sidered in this connection. Final action
will probably not be taken until the an
nual meeting of stockholders, which
will be held on July 5.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08

Wall paper at Ryan's new stock
right prices.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08

done. Forfeiture, on the other hand,
is the lapsing of mineral claim to the
public domain owing to the non-fulfill-
ment of legal requirements. Abandon
ment is sometimes difficult to prove.
Cases are on record when he who had
abandoned lin reality claim yet as
serted rights in it after the re-locator
had found good mineral. Hence it is
the part of wisdom to get some written
evidence to show that the claim has
actually been abandoned before re-loca-
ting, or else wait until the claim has
been forfeited. Mining Reporter.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
CLIFTON AND M0RENCl
Items of Interest From Graham Countys
Big Copper Camps
From the Copper Era

From the Copper Era
During the month of May the Stand
ard Copper mines shipped fourteen cars
of ore The lowest returns on the sec
ond-class ore was l5.9 per cent and the
highest of that class 2Oper cent. Two
shipments of frst-class went 40 and
1854 per cent. These shipments are
far above the averages of last year
when most of the second-class ranged
between 10 and 19 per cent. This ore is
now coming from the lowest workings
of the mine, having been found by de
velopment work done during the past
year.
Ambrose Burke was in last week from
his camp in Coronado mountains, where
he is pushing work on the Copper Plate
group of mines. He brought specimens
of excellent ore, which is now being
uncovered in the workings. The ore is
of most desirable class for smelling,
and much of it will average 30 per cent
copper. During the early days of the
camp considerable high grade ore was
shipped by burro pack trains from this
property to the smelter at Morenci, and
Mr.. Burke is of opinion that he will
soon be able to commence shipments,
making the property self-supporting.
From the Stafford Guardian.
Thos. T. Swift has returned from an
extended business trip east in the in
terest of the Michigan-Arizona Mining
company. Mr.. Swift reports a very
successful trip. The company is oper-
ating on some very valuable claims in
Pinal county, near Mammoth, and has
uncovered large deposit of high grade
carbonate ore. The extent and value
of the deposit is of such a nature as to
warrant the erection of a smelling
plant and plans will at once be CON
sidered and put into effect.
From the Clifton Herald
The smell of sulphur now impreg-
mates the big crosscut tunnel of the
Chase Creek Copper company, and
when the miners emerge after their
shifts work is done their clothes are
covered with it. The deposit of sulphur
ore now being uncovered in these work
ings is attracting the attention of smell
ter men everywhere. AS a smelling
product the Chase Creek Copper compa-
ny's ores will not alone command free
treatment but a bonus on the side.
Thus the precious metal values will be
almost clear profit.
From the Morencl Leader
The Arizona Copper company has
started work on a tunnel through In
ternational hill to connect the Humbolt
mine with the proposed site for new
concentrator which will be erected at
once at the old Detroit mine, opposite
the smelling plant of the Detroit Cop
per Mining company.
II. S. Van Gorder went to Clifton
Monday to attend a meeting of the Po-
laris Mining & Milling company, of
which he is president. The principal
purpose of the meeting was to amend
the articles of incorporation and in
crease the capital stock of the company
to the sum of 81, ,500,0 900, and with the
increase bond the company and proceed
with the development.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
YAvAPAl COUNTY
Growing Importance of the Mining In
dustry. New Developments

From the Prescott Journal-Miner
The Arizona Medical Association was
in session in Prescott on Friday and
Saturday of last week, The attend
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Newspaper Enterprise Association.
SACRAMENTO. GAIA contest
which promises 10 be one OF the
most sensational Ia the legal hiH-
tory 81 California has begun for the
possession % an estate Of $4,000
loft BY the late Mrs. ora Rnuyon
Buchanan Ia her viii she named
stephen A. Neat as executor II n
believed that Neal. formerly a bar
keeper. wis secretly married to
Widow buchanan. II - also stated
that he had great influence over
her. and managed her affairs aH her
secretary" In order 20 foreataIi
hin action. Public Administrator
smith. and several attorneys Of
Mrs Ruuyun. entered the chamber
Of death and. Ia the presence Of
the mourning relatives. tho official
placsa seals upon the safe. bureaus
trunks. and closed the door. placing
seal upon a. IL Was most
dramatic scene cold leKai formall-
ties enacted IN the presence % n
shreudsd corpse. and one very sci
dom witnessed
Relatives OF the dead woman re
fused % permit Neal to attend ths
funeral Hts application for a fnAn-
dAmnn Was refused. as there l. no
Law forcing an unNsteome person
into house of meurRsag
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HAVE NO BARGAIN DAY

instances than he. In Europe
and America he has advised
thousands Ia every walk OF life
and always TO their advantage.
Hts parlors are crowded daily
by the best people In Seattle,
anxious to know their future.
He guarantees TO read every
instance OF your life. past, pres
ent and future. Before you
speak he tells you what YOU
came for. where you are going,
why you are net successful In
your undertakings.
TELLS YOu THE NAME or
ONE YOU WILL MARRY. tells
you how many members there
are IN your family and all about
them.
How long they viii live. what
You are best adapted for and
how to become successful.
II you desire TO remove do
nestle troubles or regain lost af-
feetions. call aud he win guide
you with certainty. higher than
human power.
Thousands have gained Sue
CESS and HAPPINESS through
hia wonderful power and advice.
Call and see the many testi-
moninis OF his work.
1913 End Ave. South. over Guys
Drug Store. Parlors a0A-6.
Hours a. m 10 y. IN. Phone
L 5000. Open sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05
SEA YES TO
TIVE DOPE
DEADLY DRUGS IN PATENT MEDICINES EVENTUALLY MAKE
apope FlgNps" USERS

Depressing tho action of the
heart seems 10 he the ehiot aim 81
those nageut remedies which guar
antea e. cure headaches. dcpreaz
sion. the effccts Of heavy mental or
manual labor. grippe colds. catarrh
diarrhea. hay fgver, Insomnia. nens
ralgia. easickncss. aeiatlca. asthma.
blnoasness and kindred ailments
The tally papers all over the
country. and only during the last
Is months. have recorded "a deaths
directly due 10 the use OF patent
medicines containing that form ot
coal tar known as aeetanilld, a
drug which acts directly upon the
heart. producing In many eases re
taried action and In other instances
death.
Contain orus.
Those patent medicines which are
said IL contain this dangerous drug
are. Ofangicno. hrpmo- SETTER.
Royal Pain Powders. Miniature
Headache Powders. Megrimine. An
u-ueadache Or Davis Headache
Powders Antikamnia. Ammon0l
Salacetin. pheualgla and Cephalgin.
All OF them are widely advertised.
and IN such manner that persons
rcadIng the ads will imagine they
are suffering from head 10 heed With
more Ills than fill the catalogue.
One nf tho most dangerous results
from the use OF these remedies Is
that a person quickly becomes ad-
dieted a. them. and in time becomes
Just As much a fiead. unkuowinsly
Of acetAailid as others DO OF NOR
phine. cocaine and opium.
Law for labels
New York state now has laM
requiring all medicines containlnk
cocaine. no matter IN how small
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MISS uTA HAYAsHI. THE JAP.
ASESE CLARA BARTON.
SEEKS AID IN AMER
ICA FOR OSAKA
ORPHANAGE.

Los ANGELES Miss Uta HAya-
ali. president Of the largest W. c.
r. C. IN Japan and head Of the big
Osaka orphanage. Is touring the
United States In the interest Of her
work. Petite and plguant her lively
little personality might well be
termed an animated cherry blossom
Miss Hayashi II making a brief
stay In aoutheru California. Thence
she will 20 north TO San Francisco.
and east probably BY way Of Chi
eaxu--to Cambridge. Mass She Is
In this country tor A twofoid pnr-
pose. to lntercaS The people. finan-
eially. IN tho Osaka orphanagc. and
20 perfect herself in the English
language
During The recent var between
Japan and Russia. Miss Hayashi
and her co-workers had ample OPP
portuuify 10 prove their love q
country and fellow beings. Beside
comforting the sick and DYING
brought home from the field OF ae-
tion: aiding and sympathixing with
the bone and bereaved. the Japan
ese union. Of which little Miss Uta
is president. has been able 10 10
a large amount Of work on the
field.
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TO HOLD INQUEST

An inquest viii be held Thursday
st Havensdale 10 defermino the re-
aponslbllity for the recent mine ac-
eident At that point In which two
men were seriously injured and q
third killed outright.
Deputy Coroner Wiltsie inyesti-
gated the case and upon the written
report OF cable experts. he says.
much depends The cable. which
appeared 10 have been cut with q
ehlsel. should have lasted nearly a
year. according 10 the mine in
spectors
The break or cutting Of this cable
caused the cage 10 plunge down the
shaft. Robert Sourianieh was badly
injured. William Prince severely
hurt and Louis Kunee killed. Sour
ssnich lies at the Providence hos
pital. The body Of Kunce will be
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Where Il the cruiser Minneapolis ?
The question has been asked many
times In thia city since the reports
from the far east have been found
conflicting
II il answered In letter from
Charles }. Glover. first Eanner's
mate on the cruiser. to his father
J. 81. Glover. fis0 Pike st. thla city
According TO tho information con
taincd In the letter the AIun~ap-
oils should now be In st. Peters
burg The writer states In his icttew
that the powers will attempt to set
tie the disturbances In the heavinE
domain OF the ear.
The letter vas dated November
II and written Al Lisbon. Portugal
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quantities. 20 bear labels 20 that Of
fect. and these labels bear the ON
inous word-spolson,"
Many Of the deaths reported 10
have BEEN due to heart failure are
directly due To the inludleloua use OF
these and other noStruma containing
acotanllld. and in New York city
alone In the last few years. there
have been SIX times as many deaths
from the use Of this drug than from
typhoid fever.
other so-eallel remedies having
similar effect upon the heart ac-
ton. and IN some cases producing
death. are. bealdes a great many
others. Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing
Syrup" and Dr. nirneya Catarrh
Cure.
Become slaves.
Druggists In this city report that
the calls for these drugs arv be.
coming grater every day. because
As the patients themselves in many
instances admit. they have become
slaves tn the cocaine and morphine
which are placed Ia large quantities
In remedies
Drugglata In Illinois. who persist
In selling patent medicines known
Ia contain acetaniiid. cocaine. NOR
phlne. opium and similar drug
without notifying the purchaser IN
some manner OF their presence IN
tho stuff. are anhicct % arrest and
To imprisonment on fine. or both.
To XIII Trade.
Other states arc taking this vita
question up with a view Of eventual
" suppresslng the patcat medicine
traffic. and within the next few
yars. Il II predicted that patent
medicines viii be a. hard 10 buy In
this country as whiskcy on Sundays
/ in a Maine village.
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STILL A
MYSTERY
GOV. Ia FoIIErTE's MESSAGE
DOES NOT REVEAL HIS IN.
TERrioNs As TO U. .. SEN.
AToRsHtp

MADISON. wia. Nov. Gov
ernor TAFollette's message was
read By the governor personally %
the Joint session OF the house and
senate this morning. II leaves a
mystery as to hia intentions re-
garding the nenatOrEhip. but Il u
believed he will stay IN the state
unless the Legislature acts favorEbly
upon his measures. Tho message
deals with the direct primary. rail
road and insurance laws II rec
ommendH the appointment OF com
mittee with power 10 summon wit
hesses and examine the methods OF
expenditures In insurance companies
to report next November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-05
Hears Again
After so Years
of Deafness

Mr.. Charles Schonfeldt. a pho
neer mining man OF Kaiiepell
Mont. gives a plain history OF his
ease aud Of
THE REMARKABLE EFFECTS
of Dr. McIIarrie's Treatment in
the restoration OF his hearing and
the removal OF distracting head
noises. saying
Il am now 6s years Of age. and
have suffered from ear disease
since I was a child OF 3. The first
indication OF the trouble was
A SEVERE INFLAMMATION.
followed by discharge from the
ears. which. after continuing for
some years. finally ceased. leaving
me totally deaf in the left car. and
with
BADLY IMPAIRED HEARING
". the other. Some years later
brEan 10 have peculiar noises in
my head like the constant ringing
OF eowbells. changing In time to
kissing and singing. with an oeca-
sional long drawn whistle. These
noises were terribly
ANNOYING AND D1SAGREEABLE
aud seemed 20 fill my head 20 tho
exclusion OF all other sounds II
was n great effort for me TO hear
any ordinary conversation, and |
could only do so when my right
ear was turned to the speaker.
n have spent hundreds of dol
lars for treatment by ear special
fists and Institutes. here and In
many of the loading cities of the
country, with
ABSOLUTELY NO BENEFIT
until | wsrt TO Dr. McHarrie. The
results Of his treatment are amaz-
ing and beyond my greatest hoRes,
The head noises tom which ! sif-
fered so long hase been removed,
and can hear the ticking OF nv
watch at arms length. with my left
ear. which had been dead to all
sound ~ nearly sixty years. II
seems almost incredible. but II is
an accomplished fact"
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Ny regular price Tor readings Is
81 90.
Permanently located In Seat
Ito. having built my own resi-
deuca AZ a7tG Fast Roy 81
No matter v hat your condition
may be. ! win help you. or IL
win cost you nothing.
pE FOREST. THE SEER AND
HEALER.
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WIN. McRfEaRIE, m. o.,

COLUMBIA MEDICAL INSTITUTE
42o -422 -424 -426 Arcade 9sIiIdinQ.
Phone Main 4if1-
office Hours--0 a. m. or uNA0 y
M, 2 10 8 p. m. Evenings Tues
days and Fridays. $3.50 to $50.
Sundays TO IL a. m.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Dec b.=-Ro.
voting against the rulo OF the ear
tho people Of town on the baltic
have organised tho republic Of Nov
areanak They have Issued a man
ifesto. aholiHhins the fulo not only
Of tho emperor. but OF the deity,
Il la ress5tted from ltronataat tha,
a German squadron has boon Hlghted
Ia the Baltic for tho use Of the I'm
pefial family In making ita flRht
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Come IN for Examination and
Consultation, which Is Absolutely
Free. We cure Piles sud all Rectal
Diseases.
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hold pending tho oorunef's invosti.
cation.
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II you do not read page 6 you
may miss the opportunity Of your
life. 90.
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Madama Fortune often uses page
6 as the knoeker when she knocks
at your door. Don't miss her. 80
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Toll thousands Of people what you
want SOC page 6. 80
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leach style stand shown here
represents a large quantity Ut
each. We hope there viii be
sufficient 10 last for a weeks
sale, a. We have baen requested
by many Of our patrons 10 hold
a apeelal sale OF Iardiniere
stands aud are anxious that
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4 very neat little stand, for
small weight larainieres and
palms or plants. solid oak. top
b. ieA ms l5M ms high. fin
lahed golden or weathercd. This
ertra special priced for the week
39e.
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everyone secure one "a this eK-
ira special pricing. Zach style
will be- on sale a. long a. guam
tlty OF each lasts during th'
week Mail orders win be filled
No G. o. y nor telephone orders
filled Delivery Will be made al
our convenience
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$500 a Month

" SEfsis. H Rs os T Tn sOvs v0gNrAn TnN
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your choice of these three STYLES CSC

95e
An excellent and quite attract
I've little stand. solid oak. finished
golden or weathered. top il round
and ~ inches diameter. Is p
inches high: for the week a5c.
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A tardiniere stand OF pleasing
design. square top and shelf. top
- 10 inches square. 20 inches high
finished westhered or golden
solid oak: for the week 95c.
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A VERY new pattern stand. solid
oak and weatbercd: l. q Inches
high. square top Is II inches. for
the week ssc.
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she
a round stand Of quite neat
pattern. solid oak top Is IL
inches In diameter. strong. Is IS
inches high. for the week sae.
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Your choice Of thass lhres STYLES ace

This Il quite a novel lardinigre
stand idea posts ara n inches
high. solid oak. golden or wealth
cred. Is inches wide. strong. rex
uiar value sl25; for the scek Sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-26
OFFERED A FORTUNE
TO DIVORCE HIS WIFE
Woman Who Was Rejected for An
other Makes a Strange
Will.

Pittsburg. Pa, July 26.-Carl F. Mir
Ter OF Pittsburg is offered s25O,OO0 by
the will of former sweetheart if he
will divorce his wife. to whom he was
married in 1899. Mr.. Miller has not
yet declared what he will do about it.
Back of the singular offer is hidden
romance in the lives of three persons,
Miss Anna NJ. Cunning. Miss June Will
son. and Miller The details of the ro-
nance cannot be pieced together, for
they are secret
1t is only known that Miller and Miss
Cunning were sweethearts and that
Miss Wilson in some way came be-
tween them and married Miller Miss
Cunning was one of Pittsburg's 5
wealthy women. She died on July IS.
leaving large estate. consisting prin-
cipally of holdings in downtown realty.