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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

last evening accompanied by II, E. Campbell of the same place.
 w. r. Anthony, who has been very i'll in his apartments in the Dominion hotel, is somewhat improved, being able to sit up for short time yesterday. Mir. Anthony has many friends in Globe who hope his recovery will be rapid.
 D. D. Sullivan and Frank Gill, well known Globe mining men, will leave this morning for a trip to the Troy and Kelvin country. They will make their first stopping place the Ray mine, which has recently been taken over by the Guggenheims
 Edward O. Phelps, railway mail clerk from Los Angeles, arrived last night to take Mir. Morse s run from Globe to Bowie. Mir. Morse has been ill since the 24th day of February and Charlie Wild has held the run down continuously since then.
 Jos. H. Hamill, proprietor of the Sil- yer Belt, who is a member of the terri torial prison commission, came up from Stafford last evening to spend the night with his family. He will join the com mission at Stafford this morning and pro. ceed to Phoenix, from where the com, mission will journey to Florence and possibly to Prescott.
 A. B. Mccoy, member of the local carpenters union, was taken to the county hospital yesterday after suffer ing two marked eongestive chills. MT. Mccoy has been one of the crew em- ployed on the new Trust building for the past three months and prior to that worked at Roosevelt
 MT. and Mrs. W. T. Tupper have left for their home in Bisbee. Mir. Tupper is highly gratifed at the prospects of his Iris theater, which has just been erected on Broad street here. The lux urious opera chairs which will be in stalled have been delayed in transmits sal, but the courtesy of the Dreamland management will supply portable chairs to be used on the opening evening, which is tonight. An Iris theater is also impending in Cananea, which will be added to Mir. Tupper's enterprising circuit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
IRIS THEATER
 OPENS TONIGHT
Globes New Place of AmuSe- ment to Give Initial Per-
 formance Tonight

A new temple of amusement throws open its doors to the public at 7:l5 Q clock this evening. The entertain ment will he repeated an hour later, this course of procedure to hold nightly with an inauguration of matinees in the near future.
 The enterprise has motto: "Clean refined and wholesome amusement. v Its sponsors are Messrs. Marks and Tup- per, and they are coining money out of the same proposition in Bisbee and Cananea. Theaters in this cogitant age are, to use threadbare expression. "potent factors for good or evil. " The particular factor in question is prodi- gally housed.
 The exterior is composed in decorated cement cut on Norman lines. The audi torium is on an ingeniously devised structed view of the stage from any part of the house.
 As an outlay of $3,500 is involved the contractors have had full sway in the way of expensive equipment. The seating capacity is 325, of which los is of folding opera chairs in beveled bamboo. As levy for the commodi ous comfort of the latter the manage ment will extract fee of 25 cents per capita. The rest of the seats will be disposed of promiseuously at l5 cents
 Just imagine yourself in one of the select reserved seats The color scheme of the auditorium is white and red. The electric lighting is tastefully group ed, casting soft, subdued radiance over the concept. The baritone before the picture is Edward R. Keith. re nowned metropolitan favorite. who is accounted an artist in scores of cities l throughout Arizona and California. The biograph operator, Al Mackenzie, and the musical directress, Mrs. Marks, a pianist of no little repute. The ami mated photographs thrown upon the curtain are without the flicker and "rain' common to slides of inferior quality. New scenes will arrive direct from Bisbee regularly every half week The screen upon which they are dis played is to measure so by 25 feet.
 Messrs. Marks and Tupper have been here for the past month and prophecy fiourishing future for the pretentious enterprise. kinodromes or vitagraphs, or bioseopes-there are any number of cognomens for the popular moving Ian tern-are the vogue now the length and breadth of the land and, as wise Ben Jonson says, "'That which pleases long and pleases many must possess some merit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
GALLAGHER GETS
 HIS LIQUOR LICENSE

The council meeting of Thursday evening was devoid of particular inter est. It was the first meeting at which bills were audited, however, and was therefore of considerable interest to city officials, who drew their first pay. Bills amounting to about $2,000 were allowed and the clerk instructed to draw war. rants for the demands allowed The firm of Gillespie & Gallagher, which has for several sessions pleaded for liquor license to do business at their new place near the Old Dominion shelter, re- ceived favorable attention and the mar shal was instructed to issue the desired license. There had been considerable opposition from the management of the mining company t0 the issuance of a license for the saloon, but the council could not see it's way legally to refuse the permit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
Terrible Kids" at the Iris Theater tonight.
Imported Goods Attractive

Felicia; or Mother and son, :" vaunt- ed by the Mcdonald Stock company as the Jupiter of their constellation of offerings, twinkled brightly yesterday evening.
 If IS mirror of the French aristoc- racy of three centuries ago, and, to shift metaphors, it's texture is as fine and rich as silk that is stamped Mar seilles. And being Gallic, the inevita- able sex question is in the fabric of it. "The plays the thing wherein to catch the conscience of the king" ," and also the ditto of Globe audiences. and Felicia " points 'a moral to adorn q tale.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
Life of Cowboy tonight at the Iris Theater.
PENNSYLVANIA PARTY
 IN TO SEE THE MINES

A party of Pennsylvania capitalists headed by T. N. B. Hicks, president of the Arizona National Mining company, arrived in the city last evening for the purpose of looking over the property of the company and attending stock holders meeting which will be held Monday. All of the members of the party are heavy stockholders in the company and include: Mir Hicks of Williamsport, Pa; W. F. Hayes, w. B. Converse, F.. w. Horton, C. Mills, all of Erie; c. M. Myer and F. B. Joa chim of Athens, and Walter Beck of Picture Rocks, Pa. The party will make trip to the Lower Pinto country today, where the mines of the com pany are located, and where they will be met by Manager Leroy Schol.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
GLOBE SIGHTS AND
 SILVER BELTLETS
Current News of Busy Globe Told in
 Brevities

Mir. and Mrs. J. $. Perkins of Talklai were arrivals in the city last evening
 Jack Fully will be at Indian Hot Springs for two weeks.
 Frank Hubbell has left for Superior after few days in town.
 ]. NJ. Foster, the Stafford hay and grain man, left for his home yesterday morning.
 Thomas Smith, mining man, went back to Los Angeles yesterday after a few days stay here.
 S. A. Genung of Waverley, N. Y., is at the Dominion hotel for a few days.
 Joe Gehn is employed on the we'll now being put in at Cutter. Yesterday he left Globe for Safford.
 II. P. Maritime toted his stock of rubber goods from here to Prescott yes terday.
 J. R. Kerr of the circulation depart ment of the Fl Paso Herald is in the city on business for his paper.
 James Dugan has accepted a position with Brown X Scanlon which necessi- tates trip to Bowie every morning in charge of baggage.
 F. c. Murphy has been in town iron, the Inspiration mine. The mill at that company is now equipped and ready for operation.
 Mrs. E. Brunier and children are home from Duncan, Graham county, where she has been visiting her mother since last Friday
 Edwin F. Jones, assistant United States attorney for Arizona. was an arrival in the city last evening and is at the Kinney house.
 C. M. Buchanan of St. Louis left Globe yesterday for Tucson. Mir. Bu- chanan has been surveying up at the Mitchell shelter for the Southern Pa cific company.
 Major J. Willis of the Salvation Ar my left for San Francisco yesterday. Mir. Willis came to Globe to attend the recent special meeting of the local corps.
 '. F. Pollock of Flagstaff, a prOmi- nent resident of the northern part of the territory, was an arrival in the city
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
FALLS FROM HIS FoRsE
 AND BREAKS A LEG

Richard Angov, shift boss at the Ari- zona Commercial $ Copper Hill mine, is laid up at the hospital of the company suffering with a broken leg. Mr. An gov was on his way home Thursday morning when his horse threw him, the care of Dr. A. r. Maiseh
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
Castle Dome Stock

The Castle Dome Mining company is organized into development company of 50,O00 shares of the par value of 5000 each Five thousand shares is allotted to Globe at $2.5O call payable on date of bseription The stock is issued from the First National Bank of Globe. and the office of l. N Kinsey. at the Dominion hotel l30
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
Allotment Gone

The last of the allotment of stock for Globe of the Globe-Arizona Mining company wss disposed of Thursday noon. 50,00o shares having been sold at 9 cents. It is not probable that any more of the stock will be placed on the local market
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

The Knights of Columbus of Globe council No. ll5s have secured Dream land for big dance on St. Patrick s eve, and promises the public a treat in the way of dancing. The committee on arrangements will leave nothing un- done to make the dance success. If
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
Blizzard in Newfoundland

DN hSSOcldleu fTtSs.
 ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland. March & A blizzard has ragged throughout New foundland for fortyeight hours, block. ing railways and damaging shipping A shipping vessel with crew of seven men foundered on the coast and all hands were lost.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
Terrible Kids at the Iris Theater
Notice

Beginning tomorrow and lasting four Mining company stock will be issued at p cents per share. This is to notify all who have asked for an allotment of stock to call at the office of the Glib son Copper company and receive their certificates. Subscriptions close the evening of March '.
 If J. B. NEWMAN.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

Try Melrose Rye if you want something extra fine; splendid for med icinal purposes and as pure q brand as can be had anywhere. Bankers Gar den.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
COPPER METAL MARKET


By Associated NEW YORK March Stopper lower in London, spot being
 flO9 CLIO los Locally the market
 with 2525 2575; Electro Ntic to 25.25, and Casting 2450 to 2475 unchanged at 600 to ocaly speter was unchanged f9o locally.
 Iron unchanged locally
 Mexican dollars
 , = = ~ < e = = = = .
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
"Life of Cowboy tonight at the Iris Theater.
Ladies Notice

have opened dressmaking parlors on Cottonwood street, one block east new church on old Ballground. l can please you. Call in.
 l33 MISS NORA SCROGHAM,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

The adjourned regular meeting of the of the Consolidated Mines & Development company will be held Wednesday, March l3, 1907, At s P. m. at the Dominion hotel.
 130 r. M. DODGE, Secy. and Treas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09
Elks' Notice

Elk hats and dusters are on display at Brookner's store. All Elks leave orders with Will Feland before Satur- day. l27
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

The Iris pictures will be educational, edifying and up-to-date in every partic- lar Come tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

The Iris pictures will be educational edifying and up-to- date in every partic- lar. Come tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

The Iris pictures will be educational, edifying and up-to-date in every partic. lar. Come tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

Terrible Kids at the Iris Theater tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

Sewing machines for rent or sale at Singer store in Trust building, next to telegraph office. HI
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-09

Life of Cowboy tonight at the Iris Theater.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26

Won Lost Per Cent.
Rev. Ginger Called.

Clay Center special .othe Topeka
Capital says; Rev. Stanton Olinger of
Great Bend. Kansas, has been called
to the Pastorate of the Presbyterian
Church Of this city, succeeding DR..
Jarvis. Rev. olinger is one Of the
m st promising young ministers of
Kansas. In common with Mr.. Olin-
gers many rriends we hope he will
not accept this call, but remain with
his Great Bend congregation.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26
Mrs. Keller Of Albert was a Wis.


prognosticating around here Fri.
day.
John Wolf OF Ellinwood was
here Friday looking afterihis new
building.
DR.. Daniels of Pawee Rock and
DR.. Aitken Of Olnitz were in the
city Friday.
Mrs. 6. ". Koontz and daugh-
ter Edith went to ClsHin Thurs.
day to visit friends.
Seargt Lsavitt formerly in
charge of the recruiting office but
now of Dodge City was in town
day.
Snep brlscoe left with string
of horses from here and Newton
to Mendoza Illinois. starting Fri.
night.
Mrs. Koopman. q sister of Lick
Glissman. is here visiting the
Glissman, Koopman, and Witte
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Shanks Of
Newton we're visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Stoke a couple Of
days last week.
5. E. Barbar and wife Of Topeka
were here Friday. Mr.. Barber is
the state manager of the Aetna
Life Insurance Company.
u. H. Means has returned to
to make preparations to
remove to Great Bend and be.
come a permanent resident.
Larned camp No 1884 MWA
announces zig log rolling event
to be pulled on August 9TH.
Plenty of amusement and fun is
in sight.
Miss Agnes Nelson. who has
been visiting the Rothgarn fami.
" left for Sacramento CAL, Fri
day and from there she will 90
to her home at Reno New.
Mat Mcdonald, of Strong City.
formerly probate Judge of Chase
county, and an old friend of the
editor. was in town last Friday
and made US pleasant call.
Mrs. Oda Brown and two child.
rem came in Friday morning and
surprised home folks, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. W. Dawson. They will
be here some time visiting the
Dawsons and other friends and
Fred Williams, so long with
the First National Barber shop. is
here on visit with homefolkS.
Fred has been employed by the
Pullman Company but does not
know whether he will return to
Chicago or not.
J. E. McQuillen came in from
Kingman Friday morning on his
way to attend the county union
meeting at Hoisington Saturday.
From here he will go on to Ness
County on business connected
with the state UNION.
Great Bend has three grocers
that are pretty good advertisers.
and has three more that hardly
ever advertise. For the latter
three the enterprise of a ClafliD
grocer who carries half page ads
might be a good example.
The election of trustees at .he
Methodist Church last week re-
suited as follows: F. V. Russell.
j. W. Cox. W. +. Hayes, F. NJ.
Russell. John Moffat. A. H.
Clancy. and Thomas Clayton.
Immediately after the election the
new Board met. and we're sworn
in by Judge Clayton and organ.
lied by electing the following
officers. President F. V. Russell,
Vice president. Thomas Clayton,
Secretary. A. fl. Clancy.
The Silver Circle held a socia
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cbas. A. Hooper last Thursday
A - - - "a.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


Mrs. Laura Grover has gone to
Holslngton for a few days visit.
Mrs. Frank Hitchcock was Wis T.
ing her sister. Mrs. RUSSO out on
the farm.
Judge Cole has gone north on a
business trip which will take him
away for about ter days.
Miss Louisa Lipphart will
teach the Heller school the com.
ing term at a salary of $50 per
month.
Mrs. G. H. Shaw of Eureka
township was reported as be-
ing quite i'll for q few days last
week.
Miss Gertrude Nimocks enter.
tanned a few friends Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Fairma, and
Miss Sharp Of Ohio.
Mrs. Dan Coughlin and dauph.
ter Frances came in from New ton
Thursday evening for a visit with
relatives and friends.
The first load of new wheat to
be marketed at Hoisington was
brought in BY Geo. Ford. tested
81 pounds, and brought 70 cents.
A number of Hoisington
shooters have rer ted section II on
the Cheyenne bottoms, and will
Tx the grounds up for hunting
purposes.
The house of Chas. Maneth
near Olmitz, was struck by light.
ming Saturday night and damaged
slightly. The house of Frank
Oliverius was also struck.
Chester Mervin Vaniman. a
cousin of DR.. Vaniman. of Hois.
ington, has been selected by
Walter Wellman as bis chief en-.
gineer in the balloon trip to the
north pole.
The Y. NJ. S. c. held a social
meeting at the home of Everett
Massey Friday evening. Re-
freshments were served and the
evening spent in social converse
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. Vaniman of
HoisiDgtoD are the parents of a
fine seven pound daughter born
Friday evening. Mrs. Vaniman is
at the home of her mother. Mrs.
! D VI, WOODBURY..
! Although Sterling's first
ChautauQua round up with a def.
cit, the promoters we're not
alarmed. and not only raised the
deficit, but decided to 90 at it
again next year. Bully for Ster.
ling.
Abe Goodwin. who for a long
time has held down the throttle
on the Missouri Pacific engine
between Great Bend and Hoising.
ton, has gone back to the main
line. His place is being filled by
Joe Boiselle.
Joe Staufer and family have
moved into their new house.
They ate breakfast in the new
house this morning. The house
is we'll arranged, modern in every
respect, and one that any person
might we'll feel proud of.
Otto Maneth of Walnut town.
ship had the misfortune of get
ting an ankle dislocated a few
days ago. He was assisting in
raising a chicken coop which had
been blown down by the wind.
when the same fell and caught
him underneath.
The b. B. Fancy Work Club
met at the home of Mrs. Epper-
son Friday afternoon. The
occasion was greatly enjoyed by
all of the ladies especially when
refreshments were brought in
which proved beyond a doubt
; that there is q first class cook in
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26

ness City were IN town Saturday.
John Coss was here from Heller
and L j. Garmo from Dart.
mouth Saturday.
.. W. Dawson and l. E. Barber
drove to Hoisington on business
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. W. H. Dodge and Mrs.
Lyman Dodge visited friends
IN and around Clafin for a few
days last week.
The social given by the Ladies
OF the Congregational church was
exceptionally we'll attended and a
financial success as we'll. The
various booths presented quite a
great deal of attraction also the
fortune telling den. This is the
first social that the ladies have
given for some time and TO say
that they are appreciated is shown
by the excellent crowd that was
present.
The AtheDian club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs Judge
Cole by Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Jen.
ME Castle Friday. In fact we
understand it was reunion of the
members of the club in honor of
Mrs. Warren Baker. who was for
several years a resident and
member. Refreshment we're ser.
we'd and a very pleasant time was
bad. The fact that Mrs. Cole
and Mrs. Castle we're at the head
of the affair insured its success.
Elmer Brodie was here Monday on
b business.
Ebert Seward went 10 Sterling
Monday morning on business,
County Superintendent Opie was
Out home visiting Sunday.
SIocum Harvey and vile north Of
town are Iepor ed on the sick list.
Marshal Wilson has two good shep
ard dogs that he will give someone
if applied for soon.
ChaS. E. Dodge, Sam Comfort and
Don Dodge and families visited at
Geo. Peck's Sunday.
Miss Bertha Clarke is reported
quite sick and unable to attend to hel
duties at the telephone Office.
Miss Cora Brooker returned to
Hutchinson Sunday after shorI
with the Chas E. Dodge family.
Implement dealers report a big
trade on listers, they can hardly &c
enough of them to fill the orders.
J.. NJ. Underwood and H. w. Beck
were here Monday after the Advan
&c engine and separator they Dough
Of L. B. Wilcox.
Joe Sprinkler Of Ellinwood was her,
Monday morning on his way to the
Fankhouser sale, where Dennis anc
Sprinkler did the talking.
Cameron Dawson is going around
on clutches the result Of steppin,
on broken beer bottle while swim
ling in the city ditch east Of town.
! Will Kramer of Enid had anothe
fall hurting leg pretty badly. vii
seems to be hoodooed or out Of luck
He was hardly of Of clutches fror
the last injury.
| Leo Wick left for the east Sun
day; he will take in St Louis, Chicag
and New York for the purpose Q
buying thefall stock Of drygOOds fol
the c. Samuels store
Ellinwoon played at Larned Sun
day. Result was 10 to s in favor @
EIlinwood. Next Sunday Ellinwoo
plays Kinsley at home, and Gres
Bend goesto Larned.
D. A. Banta says some person teal
down his fence around his pastur
; lots, some put their stock in, Other
picket their stock to the posts and /
the stock tear down the fence.
Cut the weeds and clean up Il
alleys, they need i.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26
Ruasusy accident.

east on Lskin ave. in a single.
buggy their horse became fright
eDed at baby buggy that was be-.
ing wheeled across the street.
started to rub and turning around
quickly upset the buggy 'and
threw both out on the ground.
The horse broke loose from the
buggy and ran up towards main.
street where be was caught Mrs.
McGreevey was carried to the
house of Eli Carson where she
was taken care OF until the arri-.
val of DR.. Meade. Mr.. Nc
Greeyey was badly stunned and .
was practically unconscious for
several minutes. On the arrival
OF DR.. Meade they we're both
taken home in the automobile and
at this writing neither one are
considered seriously injured.
Mrs. McGreevey has bad look /,
INC cut across the forhead that.
had to be sewed up and Mr.. Nc.
Greevey was badly shaken I'D and.
is suffering from numerous,
bruises. The horse was not hurt.
but the top of the buggy was.
badly damaged and harness a very
little put out of repair. Take il
all in all we would call this a
very narrow escape from being
seriously hurt.
Porter Young was in Dighton FRI .
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schuss of Gar
field are down visiting Ed Ewalt and .
family.
Mr.. Don Martin came in Saturday
from Lewis, for a visit with Mrs..
{. A. Bartels and family.
Roy Verbeck who has been visit,
ing his brother.in-law ]. K. Younkin.
for several days has returned home.
An old pioneer, in the shape of
John Tilton's thirty FIVE years old
horse. passed in his checks FRIDAY.
Dennis and Sprinkler, the Irish and
the Dutch, will cry a sale for Jacob
Gales, over near Belpre, on the 3lst>
Mr.. and Mrs. rockingham went to
Ness City Friday morning after a brief
visit with Mrs. SHEPPARD, their
daughter.
d. I. Dennis went to Ellinwood .
Friday, where in connection with Joe.
Sprinkler, he cried large sale for
Mr.. Erni.
Mrs. Chas. Barnett and children
came in from La Junta, Friday night
where they have been visiting for seve-.
raj weeks. o.
We are informed that the beet
fields especially in the walnut bot tom,
will not need irrigation for at least a.
few days.
DR.. Sipes has purchased the barn :
on the former Albert Spencer pro-
perry and is having the same moved
to his own place.
Mrs. ]. d. Younkin, who was badly
burned short time ago by gasoline e
explosion, is reported as improving as
well as could be expected.
Miss Hazel Weissnberger enter
tanned few friends Friday afternoon,
at dinner. Those present were PauR
Clayton, Elsa Zutavern, Lucille Baker
and Bea Caraway.
Jack Haineline is home from La Jun-
ia where he has been working for
some time. He was injured by a
fall Of lumber a few days ago which,.
will lay him up for several days,
Milton McGreevey wife, and boy
came in from Kansas City Friday
evening to visit with home folks and
relatives and friends Milton is i'm
the bonds brokerage business in Kan
sas City.
W. D. MiddIekauf, who has been
the manager Of the Farmers and Mer--
chants Telephone Company at Paw
Inea pork h.s vas;onaI L.. x>o.;,;ov,