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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13
Minor Topics

A nice line OF street hats at the
Heritage millinery.
Mrs. r. II. Herrick is very i'll Of
typhoid pneumonia at the hos
pital.
No more Canadian wheat can
be shipped out of Sherwood in
bond. The business has proved
very unsatisfactory.
R. F. Evans is more than
pleased with the result OF his
summers work. He threshed
Monday $50 bushels of wheat,
$40 bushels of oats and so BUSH
els OF flax, and has 25 acres OF
flax yet to thresh.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13
MARKETS..

REPORTED BY EDWARDS. WOOD co.
CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY,.
DULUTH CASH GRsaN CLOSE.
No. Northern S5c
No. Northern Sic; to arrive 794c
No. white oats 26ssc; to arrive 26ssc
No. Durum Csc
No. 2 Durum &c
Rye SOC
Barley 36c to Acc
Flax s1.l4; to arrive Sl.O61a
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.
No. Hard s4a4c
No. Northern 80 &c; to arrive S2$sc
No. 2 Northern 1910; toarrive 79sSc
No. wheat TIC to 7Sc
No. Durum &c
No. 2 Durum 64c
No. yellow corn 4Ss1c; 3 corn 4S14c
No. 3 white oats 2514c; oats 2314c
Barley 34c to 47c
Rye 56s1c to 57s4c
Flax cash sI.10slc; to arrive s1.O5
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13
STEVENS HAS CHARGE OF
THE PETER EHR STOCK

G.. A. Stevens has taken charge
of the Peter Ehr stock of general
merchandise and is putting the
entirelot Of goods, NEARLY $4,000
worth of them, on sale. The
goods in the first place were
bought right. In the second
place, Mr.. Stevens is anxious to
close them out, and from the
appearance OF the tags on the
goods he doesn't seen to care If
he does not get more than half
OF first cost.
He haspulled the goods off the
shelves, has displayed them in
excellent shape, and has them all
plainly tagged. Mr.. Stevens has
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13

A twelve hundred dollar loan
was made by the Building and
Loan Association one day last
week.
Wednesday, Sept. Goth, will be
the Great Fashion Event
and Grand Fall Millinery
Opening at the Leland De-
partment Store, Minot's
Biggest. Busiest and Best
trade Emporium. A cordial in
vitatjon extended to all. Miss
Thompson, who has charge OF
our Millinery Parlors, is an art
list of rare ability and will be
pleased to show you the largest
stock Of Millinery Creations ever
brought to the Northwest. High
and Art Millinery in all the new
Paris, London, Berlin and Amer
lean models. Don't forget the
date.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13
BOOTLEGGER AND INSULTER
OF DECENT WOMEN

L. D. Kelley arrested c: NJ.
Eiler at the stock yards Tues
day Just as he was about to
board a train for Kansas City.
Eiler is charged with bootleg
cling. Fred Fuller and Eli Smith
both testify that he attempted
to sell them whiskey, and he did
sell Chas. Muzzy a bic quart bot
tie Of the exhilarating stuff. Ei]er
is also said by Fuller to have
made insulting remarks about
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13

John Bates bought from Olaf
Olson house and lot on Main
street for $500. The lot in
time will be good for business
purposes.
LOsT-One mare. sorrel, brand
ed B. NJ. on left hip, aged about
y years. weight l 100 pounds.
had halter when lost. | will give
five dollars reward for recovery
Of the same or any information
leading to her recovery. All
communications must be sent to-
Albert HOdik, MlnOt. 9-2Ip,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13

lad good deal OF experience in
closing out stocks OF goods,
is an excellent, accommodating
salesman, and is meeting with
much success in this case.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13

several women IN the country,
including Fuller's wife. Eiler
was given a hearing before Judge
Murray Tuesday afternoon at >
o'clock.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
5 Die ertappten 2anbf6tpinbrer in

- Ote ertdppten Sanbi i9fDinbler IN
Oregon ftnb rei6e YrDn1inerte. sSrei@
li4, Denn Der MitteIitdnb fdnn es
ntbt, f6on ipeil Inn feline @eleeenbeit
bdSu gegeben tpiirbe. 9tber ipie es
fGeint, fonmt jebt bic geriobe, tpp
Die grobe Genfe bes @efebes Die bod
iten, ftolaeften Mpbnt0pfe trifft.
Srau Spfepb 3euB ipurbe bur9
etnen 8runb in ibrer Mpbnung nabe
@lgin, Reb., berartig berleBt, baB tie
balb baruuf ftarb. SrpBbem ibre
&leiber in 8ranb eerat6en tparen, ee=
lang es ibr mod, lire beiben &inber
5u retten unb erft bann Brad iie auz
fdmmen.
- Nabeau $4,000 .fielen brei gaduz
bern our 8eute, pe19e ben 8aRen@
f9rant in Der Sfftee Der @arben gitD
8retpins so. in Chicago NIT 9pnds
NIT fpreneten. Die 8anbiten trugen
Masten Dor beal @efi9t unb fnebelten
einen Md9ter ltnb einenMa5cbiniiten,
ebe iie ibre 9lufmerffamteit benz @elb=
f4rante sutpenbeten.
- Sn ben @lementari6ulen BON
Netp gort pirb bic priieelitrafe ni6t
etngefiibrt tperben, troBbem mebrere
Sberlebrer ii9 ent19ieben bafIr per=
ipenbeten. Mit % eeeen Is l9tin1z
men bat Der @r5iebunssratb einen baz
binsebenben 4ntrag niebersefttmmt.
-Die bonn ar9tteftoniI6en5t
puntte aus bemertenspert6 getpeIene
&apelle in Sailors Snug 6arbor,
benz befannten Matrpie sMltenbeim
in Netp Brighton, Staten Sslanb, 1T
pOllig ous9ebrannt. Der @9aben
pirb auf $4,000 aneeeeben.
- 9te 9robeei9pprenen i'm Ois
itritt Columbia baben empfoblen, baB
on bic Musitelung Der 9eiratbsliaens
Der dratli9e Nd9fpeis bes 5reifeins
BON getpifen &rantbeiten getniipft
unb baB Der priigelpfabl pieber einz
gefiibrt tptrb.
- gu 8ittsbure perIanfen bier
&oblenbOote, bic iid i'm Sdlepptau
bes 0ampfers Crescent" befanben
unb 100000 8uibeIs &pble entbielz
ten. 9abur6 tpurbe Der 8ertebr i'm
5abrtanal pOlig blodirt.
= Sreites u. @eeb aus 8ofon
unb 8eniamtn s. 8ileb ausSartforb,
sSnb., 5ipet alte Sugenbfreunbe, nabz
men in gletp gort gemeini i9aftli9
@ift. Meeb, tpel6er @atte unb 8qz
ter stpeier 8tnber iit, 1tarb.
Muf Der Sasb eri9oFen tpurbe
Srant Sren9, elm befannter 8iirger
BON ct. Solepb, Mo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
8I1henOe Meere.

Mer our 3eit Der 8afattpinbe bic
tpette Waferfld9e bes 4tlantif4en
Saeans apiI9en Der braIilianii9en
&iiite unb Der @eitfiiite Nfritas bur9z
quert, tptrb bort cine @r16einune beobz
a6ten, bic ben Geefabrsrn f9on felt
langem befannt 1T, nGmlib ben foz
genannten 9aiTatitaub. 8ei rubtgen
@ettcr erf9etnt bic Sberfld6e bes
Mafers auf tpeite Streden bin ober
nur itreifentpeiie gang etgentbiimli@
gefdrbt; bas Mafer fiebt eelblt9 ober
gelbli6zsriin aus. Ser leiieite Dtnbz
baud rei9t aus. Die bD9it 9arattertz
fttf9e SGrbung gum 8erf9ninben 81
brinsen; iie 1T au9 auf Der betpegten
@aferflG9e, bic pom Bug bes 9amz
piers ausgsbt, ni9t mebr ii6tbar.
Man bat bisber angenomuen, baB
tieIe 5drbuns bss Meeresfpiesels
bur9 Yoqenmafen, bauptfd9li9
iolhe BON NabelbDlaern, bernoreerufen
ptrb, bic Der pafIattpinb auf bas
Meer tpebt. Wie Elm iiingerer Sor@
f9er, s. Reinf6, na9 einem 8eri9t
Der Observation-Disclosures gfunbz
f9du in ber Sfora i11ittbsiIt, ift Die
Sdrbnng auf sablloIe Sabenalsen
elmer beitimmten @attuns suriidauz
fiibren, bic in bret Mrten auftreten
unb banab baGb eine selbli9=griine,
eine brdunlib>seIbe ober eine purpur@
rotbe 5drbung Der rubigen ober nur
leis sefrduielten Waierfld9e betpir=
fen. Die Qlgen finben 1i9 auf Der
SberflGde Derf9iebener Meerestbeile
fret f4pimmenb por. 8on sef9i9tz
li9em Sntereife lit bic Sbatlade, baB
Gin beutf9er 5pri9er bereits i'm Sabre
1880 bas @ortommen bieIer rotben
5abenalsen i'm @olf BON Sinai na9z
tptes; bte 8eoeihnung yrotbes Meer"
bate bana9 cine tpiifeni9aftlide 8ez
re4tisnns. Sebenfulls iinb es bic
pai1atDinbe, ipel6e hieIe bas Muee
fehelnbe Seebliitbe perurIa9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

8lumen finb an iebem Wes gu finben,
Mber nt4t ieber ipeiB ben Rrana au
tpinben.
* X X
Dem Sen,ltipo tpirb in ct. peters=
burg bebeutet, er fole fonftipo ii9
&edt bolen.
Sn Der NGbe BON 9ineapore IolI bic
iapanii9e Slotte ieBt fein. Das biirfte
nit ben Miinfhen Der HuiIen iibereinz
fttnmen, tuelde ldngft ipollten, boB
biefe 5lotte bort lei, tpo ber pfeffer
tudbi.
sSeber Npfel bat einen guben. Msit
biefem fertis gu tperben 1T 2ebensz
pbilofopbie.
Blun1en, i'm alien Sabre beripebt,
Qaife bds neue rei1er Dir bIiiben.
Oo4 boffit bli, Jreunb, auf Elm iippis
ges Neet,
go muBt bu aud ielbit bid i'm garz
ten belniiben.
X X X
Der gbniter Diogenes ipar elm ipeiz
fer Mdnn, inbsm Il 9sfeu1doftliHe
llnter5miebe pern1tett, nber tin Narr,
inbem e e. 5tigte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

lleber bas abnorme @interipetter
in 9euti9lanb i9reibt Der SSranffurz
Ter o@enerolz z4n3eiger": r4uf ben
merfpiirbtgsn CONNER, in bem es
ni6t regnen tpoAte, 1T nun Elm merfs
piirbiger 8inter gefolgt, in benz es
nt6t falt tperben mil. glun ftebt f1on
@eibnadten bor Der Sbir, unb es 6at,
bon einigen fpenigen Sdger abgeIeben.
taum mod ber5baft sefrpren. Die
S9ltttf6ube trauern auf bem Spetz
6er, nnb Die Bel5tpadrenbdnbler tna=
d]sn beiorgte Mienen. llnb brauben
in Der Natur, ba reet it9 Elm getpiifes
Staunen iiber bic ltnberbpffte milbe
3ett, ia, bie unb ba tpagt ii9 fogar
Elm borlDibt9er neuer griiner Srieb
ichon ans 2i9t. 60 tpurbe uns biez
Ter Gage elm 6dngel sbler Srauben
ee5etgt, flein apar, aber bDllia ent=
pidelt, bte tparen i'm Wnfanq Seaemz
Der an Der Siibtpanb Der Maoarinez
fdbrtt in bet Srteb6ergsr 2dn6ftrdBe
dls n3tpeite Grnte" in bieTem Sabre
entitonben. Wean iiebt, ipgar bic Raz
tur tptrb IRE an benz abnprmen
Wetter."
Der piirttember9ii9e 2anhtao be-
16dftt9t ii6 CUR 3eit nit elmer
Neure9elung Der @emeinbezSrbnung
unb beittmmt babel aub bic
Nmtstitel, tpel9e Der tiinftioe piirtz
temberetfde Srtsboritanb gu fii6ren
bat. 8isber fiibrten bic getpG6lten
8oriteber Der Idnbli9en @emsinben
ben 5ttel yS6ultbeib," bic Der 5tabtz
eenteinben ben Stteln nStabtfGuItbeiB, !"
9as folIte unbers tperben. Der alte
S9ul3e IoQte bem Sitel r8iir9ermeiz
iter" plab MAIDEN. 60 beIGlrB pe=
nigitens bic gommiKion in erfter
2eIung nit groBer Mebrbeit. Die
5tDette 2e1ung ergab au9 rod eine
Mebrbeit fir ben 8iirgermeiiterz zSiteI;
Bel Der leBten Nbittmmung trut aber
bic iiberniegenbe Mebrbeit beS 2anbz
tages fir bic 8eibebaltun9 bes guten
i9pdbtI6en 9lusbruds S9uItheiB Elm.
syn bieIem Sabre bat Der Dei6z
na9tsbaum Elm Subelfeit gefetert. IS
ftnb iuit bret Sa6rbunberte perfGoiien,
fett ieiner gum erten Male i9riftli9
Grpd6nung getban porben 1T. Sn
elmer StraBburger Gbronit aus bem
Sabre 1904 finbet fi6 na9Itebenbe
Stufaei9nung: nNuf Weibna9ten rt4z
lit man 1annenbdume gu Strabburg
in ben Stuben auf baran bdngt man
Sfoien, aug ptelfurbtgem Papier 9ez
i&nitten, Qepfel, Sblaten, 3iI6golo,
55uder unb Iebnlt6es. Waan pflegt
l'drum einen bteredisen Rabmen gu
lhQ9en."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
GIefantett9ei6i6ten.

S9nerlt6 ba elm anberer Wten1h
ben umgang NIT Sidbdutern 10 aus
Dem Sunbament ftuoirt ipie Serr
Sobn Sa9enbed in Colombo. 0esbalb
mar t9 fe6r erfreut, ben peltbetdnnz
ten Sbtererporteur auf elmer Gin
faufsreif i'm Snnern GeDlpns pie0erz
5uieben uno Elm nenig in bic Sc
beimniife, umtriebe unb &abulen bes
glefuntenbanbels etngetpet6t AT psrz
ben. I'm ni9t tnbistret su Ietn, min
t9 nur. 10 btel Derratben, bab bic Sc
f6GftsgebrGu6e Der 6erren Stngbaz
lefen fart an iene l1fancen erinnern,
bic Bel elmer 9eipiiien 9orte bpn 9ferz
bebGnblern iiblid6 iinb; aber Der 9ez
tpibte @rporteur, ber iibrigens Die
Sprd6e Der Singbalefen unb SAINT
len pollitGnbig beberrf9t, tennt feline
8uppenbeimer unb lGbt ii9 10 lei6t
ni9t binters 2i6t fiibren.
Die preiie unterliegen gans auBerz
prbentli9en 96pantungen, ie nah
Der 8ei6affenbeit Der Sbiere unb na6
Dem 8erbdltniB BON 8orrath unb
Na6frage. Sin gutter Mittelpreis 1T
$3.50; es tpurben aber audi bereits
BreiIe Bis gu $25OO er5ielt, unb i'm
Sabre 1884 ging eine sanse Seerbe 3u
Der ld6erli6en 8agateae ppn $14 fiirs
Stid ab. Oa5u tommt fiir bic Grz
pprtt6iere cine 9lusfubriteuer BON ie
$65. 0ie Iusfubr Der lebten Sabre
mar, i'm 8erglet6 au friiberen s3eiten,
nur eering, pbtppbl es nibt an Glefanz
ten feblt; Der augenblidli9e geitanb
Der ipilben tpirb auf ettpd 1000 gez
idbGbt, Die bauptfd9li6 bas fhper
3ugdnglt9e 9f6ungellanb bes Sitens
bebDlfern.
2eiber bot ii9 in Der iebigen Sab
resaeit feline 9elegenbeit, bem GIN
faneen tpilber glefanten in Sraalen
- in bic man 1ie bur9 bic raffinirten
8erfiibrung stiinite aabmer geeibhen
lpdt = 5u5uieben, besbalb mubte i6
mid nit ben Nrbeits= unb 2uluselez
fanten beeniieen. Der ippblbabenbe
iinebaliiif6e @utsbeiiber 1T bnr9 eee
ipiife ueberlisferungen f0rmIih perz
pflt9tet, 2uruselefanten su balten,
unb fpenn er einmal etn Sbier aus
irgenb einem 9runbe perfauft, 5p
briht, tpie mir 9err 0agenbef err
5dblte, geipDbnlih Die eun5e sSami!ie
in Sbrdnen aus, neil Tie iebr an ben
0idbdutern bdngt.
Die er1taunli9en 2eiltunaer Der
Mrbeitselefanten itnb 81 bGufi9 ge=
f9ilbert ipprben, als baB 1i1 neues
bariiber fagen liebe; ibre eSateaigens
tpirb bDhitens mod bon ibrer @nt-
miitbigfeit iibertrpffen, ia, ib mDate
es fd1t ibre 2iebenstpiirbiafeit hennen.
IS lit fpunberbIbi1, einem Glcfanten
sl3ufeben, ipie er ssdf7er rolIt ocer
8dlfen 5ufammentrdgt unb bic funftz
gere6t berfdrdaten 2agen beg Sta
pels fritifh muitert unb aiiSsihtet,
unb tpie ct bann, ipenn feline Mittaoss
ifunbe fbldgt, prompt Die MrDtit ab-
briht, nit eiilem @efiibl fir Hiinft=
lihfeit, bas man ionft nur ben brapen
M6nnern bes Waurergeperhes nadz
riibmt.
Der lefer fpirb es pielleiht fir
Glefantenlatei1 balten, ober es lit
D0uioe Mabrbeit; bic Glsfanten Eel
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

gDin eine neusierige bolbe Msaib
in Der Snlbsiternadt ben 3ufiinftigsa
fennen lernen. 10 fDnnen gar nlondera
lei Sratel bsfragt inernen: aber Is iii
5il bebsnfen, bob bos gtusfunftsbus
reau fir has GdJidlal IN Der Gpibes
iternodt BON bern MbergIauben
etobIirt ipurbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

Die Gdaffung elmer neuen ariesss
flotte fur Braiilten fou beihlofene
@d9e iein. Die Glotte foll nad ben
pldnen Der Negieriing 3 5hlahtz
fhiffe, 3 pnn5erfreu5er, 6 Sorpebo@
lager, IL GDrpebpbopte, 3 llnterfees
bpOte, / GHulldff unb / Sransport<
f1iff I'm @un3en ulfo 20 Ghiffe Sdb=
len, bte inperbulb aebn Sdbrer gebuut
tO<rben follsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

9ie 3abl Der MnaIpbabeten unter
ben i'm berflofenen Grfabiabre einses
itellten Mannfdaften Der preuBif9en
2anbestbeile bes 9eutf9en Retcbes
belief ii9 nur mod alf 0,05 proaent,
ipdbrenb ibrer aor alpun5ig Sabren
nod 2,O3 proaent gu per5si9nen paz
rem. Den grDbten Pro5entfaB BON
Mnulpbabeten tpeiIen beim 2dnbbsere
bic propinaen Meitz unb SftpreuBen
nit beatp. OBS unb O,16 prp3ent uuf.
tppbinsegen fir ppien unb 8ranbens
burg ie 0,03, fir Pommern 0,01 proz
gent feitanitelIen tparen. gttpas
beutlider nilmmt ii9 biefer amtli9e
8eri4t aus, iDenn man biu5ufiigt,
baB bic @eiammtaabl Der Des 2eiens
unb @dreibens ultunbisen Mann=
11dften i'm preubif9en 2anbbeere 80,
Eel Der beutfden Marine gar nur 3
betrug.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
SHELTER TALK IN TUCSON
Mayor Rose, of Milwaukee, Meets Cham
Der of Commerce

Mayor Rose, of Milwaukee, met the
executive committee of the chamber of
commerce last night and discussed the
smelter question. President Plumer
presided as the head Of the commercial
body. Summed up, it would appear
that Mayor Rose and his associates will
install a 250-ton smelling plant Just
outside of Tucson, conditionally upon
the fact that Tucson capitalists give a
site and bonus of $25, 600, or as Geo.
F. Kit suggested, what would be bet
ter, take worcestershire stock to that
extent. The smelling plant is one rec
commended by B. L. Worthen and will
cost between SIS, 900 and 500, 900 at
point of purchase. Mr. Rose said the
Twin Buttes camp would supply 500
tons Of ore daily, and was satisfied that
fifty camps could supply collectively, as
much more daily. Mr. Rose was as
sured by Mr.. Plumer that there would
be something doing at this end POGO
pronto in support of the plan. There
are many points to consider in making
a smelter a success and these are to be
taken up in addition to raising S25, 600.
Tucson Star.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
WAS 1T THE WEATHER Or. I?
Do They Sell Boozerine TO Suit Various
Occasions ?

Sunday was so quiet you could hear
the perspiration drop. The streets
were comparatively deserted-as much
so as they ever are in bustling Globe,
and people remarked upon the unnat-
ural quiet, sobriety and dignifed de-
| pertinent of all the town folks.
Monday was another day. Broad
street was lively as circus day and
though this was not the case there We're
side shows galore,
A miner came down Broad street,
northbound, carrying a neatly prepared
lunch in his hand. Another miner, or
mariner, bound south, or sou SOU west.
two points Off his course. espied the
lunch which accompanied the man.
Playfully the lunch was sent spinning
and the joke appealed deeply to the
risibles of the spinner. The first nam
ed, who had accompanied the lunch, did
not see the joke, but he saw the disin-
tegrating sandwiches, ct cetera. His
temperature rose to lao in the shade in
less than two seconds by actual obser-
walton. There was an acrobatic act do
ing at once which resembled the gyra-
tons of pinwheel on a wobby pivot.
1t was no twenty round Hanlon-Corbet
scrap with the referee knocked out for
a bum decision. 1t was over so quick
that some people thought it hadn't be-
gun yet. But the sandwich distributor
had his own convictions on the subject
and gracefully admitted that for one
afternoon he had all that was coming.
Then they both regretted that the
weather was so warm. When put un-
der arrest both disclaimed any activity
in a pugilistic sense and chorused /:
Nothing doing "
A few moments after a one-armed
Mexican was suddenly inspired with the
idea that he was bad medicin and
proceeded to create rough house
right. But he got very little further
than the preliminary Grafton as TO what
he could or would do when he was
semi-coloned 1t was not full stop
for when the sheriff remonstrat-
ed and invited him to 60 up to mis-
office and get some ice water he began
a windmill operation with one arm and
two legs-or was it a manx cat motion?
At all events it required one man to
transport each leg while a third steer
ed by one arm and finally he was iso-
lated where even the smallpox could
not break out. Strange how the
weather effects some people.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
AND HE NEVER CAME BACK
The Chef de Cuisine at the STAG Has
pamosed

Cy Lindell, the colored cook and cat
erer who has managed the culinary de-
partment at the Stag for some time
past, called by many the best cook in
Globe, is no longer a resident of these
parts. He had family in Prescott,
where he formerly lived, and couple
Of weeks ago went there on visit.
The proprietors of the Stag thought he
had merely gone for a short holiday
and were expecting him back every
day. Finally he wired a request for
$40, on receipt of which he would re-
turn at once. The double X was sent,
but still he came not. Then the
butcher, the grocer and others who
had friendly-not to say personal in
terest in his movements began inquir-
les, and the information was gradually
elected that Cy was considerably be-
hind in his disbursements, though his
collections had been prompt and business
good. A light began to dawn and when
his hackers found he had been running
IN debt, where they supposed he had
paid spot cash, the fires were banked
under the broiler and screens put up.
and those who were wont to brag
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
Are Now in Arizona Inspecting the
Irrigation Work

The committee appointed by both
houses of congress to examine into the
work being done on the various irriga-
ton projects are now inspecting the
great Tonic Basin proposition at and
near Roosevelt. Theprogram for their
entertainment arranged by the Phoenix
board of trade provides as follows
Arriving Tuesday morning the party
which numbers thirty, including ten
ladies, to be met by committees from
the Board of Trade and Water Users
Association and driven in carriages
from Mesa to Roosevelt. En- route the
night will be spent at Fraser's station.
One day was assigned to the inspection
of the Roosevelt plant, the party then
returning to Phoenix where a reception
will be given by the citizens. From
Phoenix the party Will go to Yuma to
investigate the Laguna dam PROPOSE
ton.
The personnel of the party is as fol-
lows Senator and Mrs. F. M. War
rem of Wyoming, Senator C. II. Det-
rich of Nebraska, Senator II. C. Hans
borough of North Dakota, Senator Levi
Ankeney of Washington, Senator and
Mrs. c. w. Fulton of Oregon, Senator
and Mrs. j. w. Bailey of Texas, Sena-
tor T. NJ. Patterson of Colorado, Sena-
tor Paris Gibson of Montana, Senator
A. p. German of Maryland, Senator
and Mrs. +. G. Newlands of Nevada.
Senator and Mrs. j. B. Foraker of
Ohio. Senator F. Mel. Simmonso of North
Carolina, Senator Dubois of Idaho,
Judge j. l.. Parker, representing the
secretary of the interior and Mrs. Par
ker c. j. Blanchard, representing the
reclamation service, and Mrs. Blanch-
ard f; w. H. Hunter, of the Washing
ton Post, and Mrs. Hunter Arthur
Ruhl, representing Golfers Weekly.
Members of the house of representa-
tives, who, some of them with their
wives, will be Of the party, are: Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Mondell of Wyoming,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reeder of Kan
sas, c. Q. Tirrel of Massachusetts, j.
w. Dwight of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Marshall of North Dakota, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Cooper of Pennsylvania,
j. N. Williamson of Oregon, o. w.
Underwood of Alabama, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Hitchcock of Nebraska. C. D.
Van Duzen of Nevada, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Jones of Washington, and Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Smith of Michigan.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08
Keeping Up With the Times

Eight head of fine grade mich cows
have been added to the herd of w. F..
Harte, who has been compelled by his
increasing list of patrons to thus in
crease his Modern dairy stock. Real
izing that only the best is good enough
for Globe people, Mr.. Harte's purchase
was of unusually high-grade mixers.
The Modsm dairy is designed to be a
model in ali respects, and no effort will
be spared to thoroughly satisfy all who
favor Mr.. Harte with their patronage.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08

on the juicy T-bone steaks and luscious
chops broiled by the skillful Cy, were
obliged to seek another table. 1t is
said that he owes S125 for meats and
many lesser sums for other contents of
his refrigerator and sideboard and he
is not expected to return by airship to
settle. Those whom he left in his stead
could not work off the :" dead horse "
mo reflection on the bill of fare) and
keep the business going, so there will
be a new deal and another chef in the
near-at once.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-08

surveys, maps, timber, handling of
stock, etc. Technical knowledge is not
necessary, but practical knowledge Of
the woods and of field work. Men
physically fit for that class of work
are most desired.
Other examinations are to be held in
the different parts of the west where
forest reserves have been established,
information of which may be secured
of the nearest forest supervisor.