Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-12
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Going to Mexico--George Kingdom,
mine superintendent of the Old Domin-
ion company, leaves this morning for
Douglas, accompanied by his wife
From there they will go to Nacozari
and Moctezuma where Mr., Kingdom has
mining and other interests.
Record DaLce-The dance at
Maurel hall given by Messrs. Paseoe
and Hudson last evening was one of
the most successful ever held at that
hall. a large number enjoying the event
Another dance will be given Wednesday
evening by them at the same place.
Fer Fast Driving-Clarence Butler
was arrested yesterday for fast and
reckless driving through the streets.
He will be given hearing tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o clock
Steel Man in City-W. II. Barrows,
.Ir., general manager of the Shenango
Furnace company of Sharpsville. Pa, a
prominent stakeholder of the Globe Con
solidated company, arrived in the city
last evening after trip to the coast.
After brief visit here he will leave
f0T the cast.
Having Another Trial.. w. Sanford
the colored man who was on Friday
held to the grand jury for aggravated
assault, is having another trial on the
charge of dissuading a material witness
from appearing against him. His de-
ferse is that the witness is his wife,
who could not be forced to appear
against him, but District Attorney Hen,
ny contends that the Mexican woman
with whom he has been living, is not
his wife. Sanford testified that they
were legally married at Santa Resale,
chihuahua. The ease was continued I'M
til 9:30 tomorrow morning. Alfred &
Witcher are Sanford s attorneys.
Visiting Newspaperman--G. ID. Phil
lips of the Stafford Journal was an ar
rival in the city last evening, accom-
panying the Stafford delegation of root
ers who came up to attend the ball
game.
Heavy Sentence-Merritt Stevens, the
negro who was arrested in FL Paso for
the theft of a watch here was found
guilty in Judge Thomas court yester-
day of embezz,ement and sentenced to
serve ninety days in the county Jail.
Great Easter Sale-Dolph Baatz 4 Co.
advertise very magnetic Easter sale
in this mornings Silver Belt and if
the people are really looking for high
class goods and big bargains there will
be a mighty rush to the Peoples Cash
Store this week You will save money
by reading the advertisement.
Prominent Red Men-The arrival
last evening of b. NJ. Holly, representa-
tive of the Improved Order of Red Men,
will doubtless be of interest to the
Red Men of Globe. Mr.. Holly intends
calling upon such brothers as he can
iVNdlt W Nhl uttllHS
at which time all brothers are request
ed to be present. Past Great Saehem
Leon l.. Godehaux, of the Reservation
of New Mexico. expects to arrive in
the hunting grounds of Globe on or
about Tuesday, the 18th, at which time
will be collected the dimly burning
embers for the purpose of reorganizing
the tribe IN Globe
Thrown From Horses. A. Muir,
brother of William Muir, the erstwhile
night operator at the Stafford depot,
met with a painful accident last Satur-
day afternoon at Geronimo by being
thrown from his horse. Mr.. Muir S col
lar bone was broken and his shoulder
dislocated. He was taken to Globe,
where he received medical attention
from Dr. Wightman.-Safford Guardian.
To Visit Globe. +. Niccolls, one
of the old time residents of Clifton, left
Monday for short trip to the valley.
Hhe will also visit Globe before re-
turning home.-Clifton Copper Era.
Best in Territory-George Brown,
formerly resident of Clifton, but now
a business man of Globe, spent few
days of last week in Clifton on visit
to relatives. George is one of Clifton s
heaviest landlords. He reports that
Globe is fast recovering from the eff
facts of the recent panic and will soon
be the best mining camp in the terri
tory. He returned home Monday.--Clif-
ton Copper Era.