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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
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Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
GLOBE ALUMNUs
 TALKS TO NORMAL STUIENTs

II. q. Robertson of Globe, a member of the second class that graduated from the Normal, was a visitor at the insti
 tuition yesterday for the second time within few weeks. On his previous visit, on account of trouble with his throat, he was unable to speak t, the students at any length, but yesterday he gave an entertaining address. He spoke particularly of his pride in the Normal and it's rapid growth. His faith in it as an educational institution is evidenced by the fact that his two children are now attending the train ing school, and it is his expectation t6 have them continue through the entire course. Mrs. Robinson and the child
 rcn are spending the winter in Tucson and Mir. Robertson, who left yesterday for Globe, expects to return here agair as soon as business matters will per mit.-Tempe Department Republican.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02

Justice Knapp later rendered decision that the cattle should be forfeited to the territory.
 Attorneys for Morris applied for a writ of certiorari against Justice Knapp whose judgment was later declared void ny the district court.
 Stock Inspector Speed again seized the stock January ? of this year, Jus tiee Knapp again rendering decision that the cattle should be forfeited to the territory, when he was again sub. .ieetcd to certiorari proceedings, his see. ond judgment of forfeiture being dc clared void Saturday.
 Attorney General F. s. Clark, who represented the territory, when seen. said that he did not desire to mako any statement as to whether the live stock sanitary board would agair au- thorize the seizure of the stock CT whether he would advise such action,
 Attorney II. D. Ross of the firm of Ross & 0 Sullivan said that the seized stock belonged to his firm IS client be- yond any question ana that thcv were ready to prove his title if any new pro ceedings were instituted.
 Since the first seizure the animals have been in the possession of keeper at Mayer, one of the heifers having 2 calf u short time ago, raising another question in the minds of stockmea as to the ownership of the calf, which ap- peared upon the sceae while the title to the ownership of its mother was in dispute.
 It was proven in both trials that the brand of the cattle had been re- corded according to law by Morris and that he had complied with all the pro visions of the stock law, even t) the payment of the annual brand tax which was paid to the live stock sani tary board.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
CAPTURE THIEVES WHO
 SOLD HORSES HERE
(From Saturday s Daily)

After a long chase Deputy sheriff Hagen of Graham county. with the as sistance of Deputy sheriff Fred Moore caught two men who are wanted at Clifton on a charge of horse stealing. and started for home with the two prisoners, says the Bisbee Review. Rob ert Sutherland, the older of the two men, is about 26 years old, and John Brokon, the younger, is probably a.
 The crime for which the men were arrested was committed in Clifton about month ago. There was a large dance being given in town and many of the ranchers from the surrounding country rode into town to attend. The dance lasted until early morning. and when two of the ranchers looked for their mounts among the horses, they found that they were gone. The mat ter was reported to the police at once, and immediately steps were taken to locate the criminals.
 A search of the different saloons was made, but nothing could be found out concerning the alleged robbery. The police were without a clue and were helpless to act unless something turned up.
 After several days the officers re ceived word that Sutherland and Bor- kon were missing from their old haunts, and as they had said nothing about leaving the city, suspicion rested on them. A thorough search was made in the neighborhood of Clifton and Mo renci, but nothing developed, and at last word was received that two men answering the description of the sus- poets had been seen in Globe.
 Deputy Sheriff Hagen was sent i'm mediately to Globe and was shown the two horses which the men had ridden. They had sold them for 1885 and had not been seen since.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
PINTO CREEK HAS
 HIGH GRADE SUlPHlDE
(From Friday s Dailv)

Charles E. Remenschneider, vice vice president of the Pinto Creek Min ing & Smelling company, who came in from the mine yesterday, announced strike of high grade sulphide ore, showing considerable chalcopyrite and bornite. on level D, at depth of 300 feet, which Superintendent Reed pro nounced the most important strike eyer yet made in the mine.
 F'leeks of sulphide are also beginning to show in the breast of the lower tun- mel, indicating that it is nearing the first vein. This tunnel will be the most important opening in the mine, as it will penetrate the mineral zone at a vertical depth of l,200 feet, and should cut five distinct veins.
 The new concentrating mill being con strueted under contract by the Allis- Chalmers company is nearing completion and should be running within two or three weeks, and President Thomas G. Coekrill, Secretary Grant $. Watkins and several other directors of the com pany will leave St. Joe, Mo, December |, in order to be here when the mill starts on its initial run.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE
 STILL POURING IN
Requests for Superior & Boston More than Triple the Allotment for Globe Thought that Stock Will Sell at $2 Before Certificates Come Out.
(From Wednesday s Daily)

More subscriptions were erceived at the Gila Valley bank yesterday for stock of the Superior Boston, and with individual subscriptions rendered to Director II. V. Shell of the company and others, the Globe subscriptions az. gregate about 60,000 shares, 10000 more than the allotment for Globe. MT. Shell received yesterday subscriptions for 5000 shares of stock.
 The stockholders of the Globe & Ari- zona company held meeting Monday night to arrange for the apportionment of the allotment of new stock and few of the stockholders volunteered to take the entire allotment for Globe, but the remainder of the stockholders would not stand for it. It was decided to ap- portion the new stock according to the amount of old stock held
 It seems to be the general feeling that the officials of the Superior & Bos- ton did not do the right thing in mak- ing such a small allotment for Globe, as three times that amount would have been taken in a hurry here, where all know the value of the property.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
TOMBS INSURANCE
 BUSINESS IS SOLD
(From Tuesday s Daily)

Yesterday afternoon deal was closed by which r. l.. Tombs disposed of his insurance business, the purchase being by J. C. Phillipson and w. l.. Hagen, who immediately took charge, occupying a portion of Mir. Tombs of fee in the postoffiee building
 The business which Mir. Tombs has accumulated in the insurance line since he started has grown 10 be the largest in the city and his Successors are for tunate to have secured it. Both of the gentlemen are well and ifayorably known in Globe. Mir. Phillipson has been here for the past few months in the interests of the Arizona Mutual Trust & Saving company of Phoenix and Mr. Hagen has been associated with C. T. Martin in the insurance busi ness for the past six months. Both are mp in the insurance business and their future success is assured.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
|DR. DOUGLAS WELL PLEASED
President of Phelps, Dodge Company Talks of Old
 Dominion
Leaves on Special Last Evening for
 Douglas After Day and Half in Globe Accompanied by Superintendents of
 Mines and Shelter of Copper Queen.
(From Saturday s Daily)

Dr. James Douglas, c. B. Lee, SUI perintendent of the Douglas shelter and Gerald sherman, mine superintend ent of the Copper Queen Consolidated company, who spent n day and a halt here inspecting the works of the old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling company, took their departure yester day afternoon for Douglas, the special leaving at p. m.
 With his visit here Dr. Douglas com pleted the inspection of the Phelps Dodge properties in the southwest, all of which he found in satisfactory con. dition.
 The only hindrance to operations has been the shortage of fuel, particularly oil, for which it was found necessary for time to substitute coal The own ership of the Dawson coal fields by the Phelps, Dodge company has proven a most fortunate thing for the copper mining industry of the southwest, as il has enabled them to supply with coal in addition to their own mines, smelterc and railroad, the Calumet X Arizona at Bsbee and Douglas, the Greene Consolidated at Cananea and the I'm perial Copper company at Silver Bell.
 Dr. Douglas spoke of the copper busi ness as entirely satisfactory from tho standpoint of the producer and, barring a reversal of the present business pros perity, he said he saw no reason why the price of copper should not be main tained at the high level now prevail ing
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
PROGRESS AT GIBSON
 LUMBER COMPANY CAMP
lFrom Wednesday, $ paiIyl

A. Trojanovich and aul Michaelson, who returned Monday night from the camp of the Gibson Lumber company, the Graham mountains, reported that a gravity tramway 4,300 feet long for the transportation of logs, being built by the company, is now nearly eomplet- ed. Owing to the cold weather and heavy snows at that altitude very little can be done during the winter season and the company is seriously consider. ing the removal of the mill to the foot of the mountain and building another gravity tramway 1000 feet and rail road one mile and half in length
 Construction costs would be heavy, but would soon be recovered through the lessened expenses for saving hand ling and hauling of the lumber in being able to run their mill at all seasons of the year. The Gibson company has the logs cut for 2.000,00O feet of lum. her, the amount which they are permit. ted to cut under their contract with the government.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
DECISION OF INTEREST
 TO ARIZONA GENTLEMEN
(From Friday s Daily)

A decision of more than ordinary iIl. terest to the stockmen of Arizona was rendered Saturday in Prescott in thc district court, when Associate Justice R. F.. Sloan declared the judgment of Justice of the Peace Knapp of Mayer absolutely void in the case of the seiz. ure of five head of yearings made is the vicinity of Mayer in October, 1905, by Stock Inspector William Speed, on the grounds that the owner, James Nor. ris, was not the owner of any cows in his brand on the range liable to be .he mothers of the animals seized. Justice Knapp's decision was that the stock should be forfeited to the territory.
 This decision is the outcome of the second writ of certiorari issued by the district courts in the case of the seizure of the cattle, it being alleged by at torneys for Morris that the record of judgment made by Justice of the Peace Knapp was null and void for various reasons, the principal one being the failure of Stock Inspector Speed to make return of his service properly.
 Judge Sloan held that this defect was a vital one, and set aside for the second time the judgment of forfeiture entered by Justice Knapp, the court further holding that the provisions of the live stock law embodied in the statutes must be strictly followed and all it's provisions complied with before q for feiture can be declared of any stock thus seized.
 Stock Inspector Speed seized the stock, consisting of three heifers, one steer and one bull, in October, 1905.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
PROMINENT LEGISLATOR
 IN GLOBE OVER NIGHT
(From Wednesdays s Daily)

Neill F.. Bailey, member of the lcgis. lature from Cochise county, arrived in the city last evening and will return to his home in Naeo this morning. MT. Bailey was reelected to the legislature by plurality of over nine hundred at the recent election. At the coming session of the legislature Mir. Bailey will be n candidate for the speakership of the lower house and he has the back
 ing of the strongest influences in the Democratic party of the territory. He will probably be elected. Last session he was one of the aggressive members of the lower house and a Democratic floor leader His Knowledge of parlia mentary law and his past experiences have well fitted him for the speaker ship. Mir. Bailey is also one of the youngest members of the legislature.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
Have New Warehouse
(From Tuesdays Daily)

The Globe Hardware company has completed q corrugated iron warehouse on it's property near the Old Dominion slag dump. The constantly growing business of the house necessitated the cree tion of substantial structure for the wagon and vehicle department. The building is 36x60 and will be immedi ately taxed to its capacity. The enter prising manager, J. N. Purdum, is al. ways abreast of the times in business enterprise.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
Good Opinion of Globe

People over at Morenci evidently have the right idea of the progress of Globe, although some of them have a rather exaggerated idea of the up-to- dateness of this city. This morning at about ? o'clock two young men who had the appearance of being Morenci football players entered the Silver Belt office and asked for few copies of tomorrow s" paper. They probably have them now. Globe is up-to-da and the Silver Belt is keeping in the procession, but it finds it impossible to get out "tomorrow 's'' paper today.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
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Before me, J. H. Lueas, a Notary Public in and for the County of Giila and Territory of Arizona, this day per 'onally appeared Eugene Barpws and D. q. Mcdonald, to me known to be the persons described in and who signed the foregoing Articles of Incorporation of The Globe Srlphide Copper Com pany, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the uses. purposes and considerations therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of eff fee this 26th day of November, 1906.
 !. II. LUCAS, Notary Public. c. II. Lneas, Notary Seal, Gila County,
 Arizona.)
 My commission expires July l3, 1910.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
An Enjoyable Offair
(From Thursdays Daily)

There was a very enjoyable dancing party at the Dominion hotel last even ing, at which the hosts were the young men who make their home at the hotel The dining room had been prepared fol dancing and the music was furnished by the colored orchestra. About thirty couples enjoyed the hospitality of tho "bachelor corps" An enjoyable fea ture of the affair was the supper which was served by the hotel staff in one of the big sample rooms.
 Anton Trojanovich and Paul Michael son leave this morning for Stafford, from where they will go to the camp of the Gibson Lumber company in the Ora ham mountains. They expect to return Monday evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
------ . --Gs--e z - COUNCIL MEMBER ELECT
 FROM GRAHAM COUNTY
(From Thursdays Daily)

J. F. Cleaveland of Morenci arrived in the city last evening in charge of the football team from that town. Mr. Cleaveland is the editor of the Morenci leader and at the recent election was elected member of the council from Graham county on the Republican tick ct, defeating Ex-Speaker of the Assem- bly, w. T. Webb. Mir. Cleaveland is prominently mentioned as the next president of the council and as that body is Republican this year, Mir. Cleaveland will probably be chosen. Mir. Cleaveland is also one of the young est members of the new council and is well qualified for its presiding officer.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
GENERAL MANAGER FOR
 GLOBE CONSOLIDATED
(From Thursday Daily)

Iron Ore, one of the leading mining papers of Michigan, announces the ap- nounces the appointment of M. II. Me Carthy as general manager of the Globe Consolidated Mining company.
 Mir Mccarthy is said to be well qual- flied for the position to which he has been appointed, owing to long service with the leading mining companies of the Minnesota and Michigan iron ranges and the copper country. He was also formerly connected with the Ten nessee Coal X Iron company. Mr. Me Carthy is expected to make his head quarters in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
DR. JAMES DOUGLAS
 ARRIVES IN GLOBE
(From Friday s Dailyl

pr. James Douglas, president of the Old Dominion company, arrived in the city yesterday forenoon on a special from Bowie. The doctor has for the past few weeks been visiting the prop critics of the Phelps, Dodge company in Arizona, New Mexico and Mexico.
 shortly after his arrival his private car Naeozari was switched to the Old Dominion shelter. Dr. Douglas was accompanied by Dr. D. l.. Ricketts, SUI perintendent of the Old Dominion, who has been with him for the past week.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
New Mining Company
(From Tuesday s Daily)

The Pinto Copper Mining eompa ny is the latest incorporated company or ganized to do business in Globe dis triet. The company is composed of welI known Globe men d they are sa i'd to have an excellent property. The property of the company comprises nine claims adjoining the Globe Standard the Arizona National and Brewery mines on Pinto creek. About 1,60O feet of development work has been done on the property.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-12-02
MOTHER OF MRS. SHELBY
 DIES IN NEW YORK
(Erom Friday s DailYl


 Word has been received here that Mrs. Shelby, wife of the former super intendent of the Old Dominion shelter, has gone to New York from Cananea, called there by the death of her mother. Mrs. Shelby has the sympathy of her many Globe friends in her bereave- ment.