Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-03

Looking for a Building Eoon--Con-
tractors are busy figuring on new build
ings throughout the city, and they pre-.
diet building boom in the imme
date future.
Going to Chicago-H. w. Titus and
Mrs. Titus will leave this morning for
Chicago on a joint trip of business and
pleasure. They expect TO be absent from
the city about one month.
Resting at Hot Springs-Abe Lentz
of the realty firm of Sotel & Lentz,
went to the Indian Hot Springs yes.
tcrday to recuperatc. He will be absent
from the city about a week.
Apartments at Storc-Theodore Col
Inns Of the White House, North Broad
has arranged cozy little living apart
mcnts in his store room and VIII soon
move mis- family down from his home
On the ball grounds.
White House Specials--The White
House has an inviting list of new
goods in this mornings Silver Belt. and
of course the new things are going at
the old time bargain prices of the
White House.
Loyal Legion Meeting-There will be
regular meeting of the Loyal TEN
perancc Legion tonight after school, at
b. Methodist church Members and
friends of the order are invited TO at.
tend.
New MISUNDERSTANDING George r.
Hin is having constructed on his Suth
erland street lots two handsome little
cottages of three rooms each. The build.
ngs will be 22x30 feet. Contractor j..
c. McElroy is doing the work.
In New Home-The local Offices of
the Singer Sewing Machine company
we're moved yesterday from the Trust
building to the room formerly occu-
Died by Ashby : shoe store. Beautiful
furniture aud lxtmcs for the store
viii be received in n few days.
Increased Extraordinarily lIigdon
6 Co., yesterday, had fifty horses taken
from the pastures in the valley below
md brought 10 this city to be used
in their livery business. They report
hat trade has wonderfully improved
during the past few weeks and believe
that they can use proftably the fifty
horses taken up.
Attractive Display-Thc Monarch
Clothing store, just over the bridge, has
one of the most attractive window dis
plays over made IN Globe. 4 line Of
new trousers and piece goods just re
ceived by this popular house go TO make
up this display, and gentlemen who are
seeking the latest and best will do well
to take peep in the window and
make an investigation of the stock with
in.
New Geld Strike-Mrs. Ike Ford
who WINS a half interest in six claims
on the Pinal foot hills near the Thomas.
Henry Wimberly. Hedgpath group, re
coivcd returns yesterday from local
assaycr showing values of 500 in gold
from ore recently uncovered in twelve
foot shaft. The ledge is three and a
half feet wide and the sample was
taken from across the vein. The forma>
ton IS pure white quartz
Globe dairyman, but who is now en-.
gagged in the ranehing business near
Pima, was in the city yesterday cx.
hibiting one of tho finest specimens of
the ella monster ever displayed ip
Globe. He sold the reptile to local
saloon man for $40. and has taken
orders for largo number, which he
will deliver in week or so. Mr..
Hartc captures the monsters in the
Graham mountains back of Pima.
New Eagine-The Silver Belt install
ed a new Commercial gas engine which
will be used in moving the small ma.
ehinery in the job department, which is
at present doing very large business.
The engine, one of the best Of the kind
made, was purchased through John
Wog. the local agent. Parties inter.
csted should call at the Silver Belt
Office and see really good gasoline
engine IN operation.
Hints for Housewives-Manage
Kyle of the Pioneer Produce market
has an interesting talk in his regular
display advertising space this morning,
which should be carefully read. New
things are coming in daily at the Pho
noer and if You keep your eye on the
announcements in the Silver Belt you
can inform yourself of everything good
to eat on The market. Call the Pioneer
by phone and your order will bel
promptly filed without leaving home.
Buys Thurlo Ranch--IEcnry NJ.
Woods, representative of the q. V. G..
& n. at Talklai, purchased the d. o.
Thurlo ranch at Fort Thomas yesterday.
This is the oldest place on the Consol
dated canal and could not have been,
bought but for the late nnpleasantncss
for less than 800 per acre. 1t is un-
derstood the cash price was $50 per
acre and called for immediate action.
This is the second ranch Mr. Woods has
bought within the week and the proper
ty is readily in an easy market at $780,