Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-15
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

Dominion Hotel Arrivals-Charles K. Pishon, Los Angeles; T. T. Smith, Tue son; w. F. Sehncbly, St. Louis; C.. II. Brown, Fl Paso; Homer c. Meeker, Greensburg. Ind; C. V. Green, Tucson! !. W. Welch, Globe.
 Buying Millinery-Mrs. J. w. Brown, assisted by Miss Norman. buyers for Brown s department store, are in New York and Chicago buying the fall stock 'of millinery. Yesterday even ing's express brought an early ship ment of the newest creations for fall wear, which are now on display in their show window. Miss Norman will return with Mrs. Brown about August 25 when she will be glad to welcome the ladies of Globe and will show the largest and most varied line of millin- cry ever shown in the city.
 New Blacksmith Firm-Attention is called to the advertisement of Stall cup & Warren. appearing on page two for the first time this morning. These gentlemen are successors to w. A. Kib- be X Son and are well equipped to take good care of all business in their line.
 Horse Falls on W. G. Shanley-W. c. Shanley was brought to town last night from the ranch, between Rice and MeMillen. with painfully hurt foot, which was attended by Dr. Sur geon at the Shanley home, on the old ball ground. Shanley had roped a bronco which was rather too heavy for his horse to hold, and he had just unwound the larat when the pony, feel ing the strain suddenly relaxed, reared and fell backward with it's rider. shan ley's foot was caught under the fallen horse and painfully twisted and bruised, so much so that it was impossible to tell, last night, whether any of the bones were broken.
 Store Front Repainted-J. $. Miles has had repainted in green the front of his saddlery store down Broad street. 
 Old Landmark Gone-The last of an old landmark, the building at Mesquit and Broad streets which has been de molished to make room for the mod ern home of the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company, is being shoveled away. The old 'dobe, which was until recent ly occupied by Ingram & Co.,, was the second oldest building in Globe, and it had something of a history. It. was built in October, 1876, when Globerwas actually nothing but a camp with a population of about 200 miners, by Johnny Bostriek and man named simpson. who ran saloon there for a couple of years, after which the house was used as a drug store and later on as a store for general merchandise. It was in this saloon that J. B. Branna- man was killed by man named Jack coaching in a card game, knocked him down with a chair and beat his brains out. Gordon escaped to the Prescott country, where he was killed some time | later by Jack Swelling, who died in the | penitentiary. The first building in Globe was erected but about six months be- fore the Bostriek saloon by the late Bob Metealf and Charley Shannon, who | now lives in Los Angeles. This is the building at 230 West Cedar street known as the E. M. Pierce building, which is occupied by Mir. and Mrs. T. A. PaseOe. In the winter of 1876, how ever, a number of houses were built here, including the Silver Belt office and several other buildings, as related by Bud Woodson, who loaned his wagons to haul the timbers for the Bostrick saloon after they had been snaked down the mountain by mules. l