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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
THE SMACK IN SCHOOL

A DISTRICT school. not far away. N Mid snowclad hills. one winter, "A day.
 4 A Was humming with its wonted noise Of threescore mingled girls and boys. SoiRe few upon their tasks intent, But more on furtive mischief bent. The while the masters downward look Was fastened on copy book
 When. suddenly. behind his back. Rose sharp and clear rousing smack, As 'twere a battery of bliss. Let off in ono tremendous kissi Whats that?" the startled master cries. That" this a little imp replies. 'Wath William Wiilith, if you please: l saw him kiss Thuthanna Feather With frown to make a statue thrill The master thuncered "Hither wHlr' slEe wretch o'ertakcn in his track with stolen chatteis on his back Will hung his head in fear and shame. And 10 the awful presence came. great. green. basatul simpleton. The butt of all good natured fun. With smile suppressed and birch upraised, The threatener faltered: I'm amazed That you. my biggest prpil. should Be guilty Of an act so rude. What evil genius put you to it?" Twas she. herself sir" sobbed the lad T did not mean to be so bad: But when SbsaEna shook her c,rrIs And whispered 1 was 'fraid of girls And dassent kiss bGby's doll l couldn't stand it. sir. at all. And up and kissed her on the spot! know-boo-hoo--T ought to not: But somehow from her looks-boo- hoo I thought she kind O wished me tor
 William Pitt Palmer
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

R. R. Ballard of Los Angeles is a new clerk at the Monarch clothing store
 C. $. Thompson, a prominent ma. chinery dealer of Fl Paso, is a visitor in the city
 J. D. Caldwell of Salt Lake City was an arrival in the city last even. ing for business visit. s. l.. Hamilton, the piano tuner, has returned from long stay at Phoenix and Prescott
 Superintendent c. c. Mallard made i trip to Stafford yesterday, returning on the evening train.
 Charles r. Solomon has returned to solomonville after spending several days in the city on business.
 L. schey has left for Los Angeles to visit relatives, and from that city he expects to go to Rawhide, Nev.
 Isaac Chrisman, who has been trans acting business in Phoenix for num- Der of days, returned to the city yes. terday.
 F. A. Woodward general manager of the National Exploration company, re- turned from trip to Stafford last even ing.
 Captain and Mrs. James Wiley have returned from San Antonio, Texas. where they spent about six months with relatives.
 James Lane, who was recently in the hay and grain business in this city, has accepted a position in the reclama- tion service at Roosevelt.
 J. W. Small, superintendent of motive power and ]. B. Finley, master car builder of the Randolph lines, returned to Tucson yesterday morning
 Louis A: Wright of the Miami Cop per company, arrived in the city last evening with his family and they will take up their permanent residence in Globe.
 Mrs. C. F. Rubottom, son and daugh- ter of Los Angeles. have arrived in the city to make their home with Mir Rubottom, who conducts jewelry store on North Broad street.
 Mrs. Armin, wife of Manager Armin of the Armin stock company, leaves this morning for Jackson, Tenn, accom- panied by her mother, Mrs. Frank Fl dridge to spend the summer.
 Frank H. Probert. fhe mining en. gineer who is making an examination of Superior & Boston properties, returned last evening from Los Angeles, where he spent a week. Mrs. Probert accom-. panied him to Globe.
 Julius Lewisohn of New York. son of Adolph Lewisohn, president of the Mi ami Copper company. arrived in the city last evening from Mexico. where he spent several weeks Mir Lewisohn expects to spend about week m Globe before returneing to New York.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
YE MARINERa oF ENGLAND.

W TE mariners of England N That guard our native seas
 Whose flag has braved a thoussn X years
 The battle and the breeze. Your glorious standard launch again To meet another foe And sweep through the deep While tho stormy winds do blow. While the battle rages loud and long And the stormy winds do blow. The spirits of your fathers Shalb start from every wave For tho deck 1t was their field of fame And ocean was their grave. Where Blake and mighty Nelson fell Your manly hearts shall glow. As ye sweep through the deep While the stormy tempests blow; While the battle rages loud and long And the stormy tefnpests blow. Britannia needs no bulwarks, No towers aiong the steep: Her march is OCT the mountain waves, Her home is on the deep. With thunders from her native oak She quells the floods below As they roar on the shore. While the stormy tempests blow, When the battle rages loud and long And the stormy tempests blow The meteor flag of England Shall yet terrific burn I'll dangers '~oubled night depart And the star of peace return. Then. then. ye ocean warriors Our song and feast shall flow To the fame of your name. While the stormy tempests blow. When the fiery fight is heard no more And the storm has ceased to blow
 Thomas Campbell
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
Future Prospects of District in Way of Freight Tonnage Seem to Be Excellent,
TO BE PLACED BEFORE
 TWO RAILROAD SYSTEMS
Chamber of Commerce Has Taken Matter Up With Santa Fe and the SpreckeIs Roads With Chance of Success.

Just what the future prospects of the Globe mining district are, as nearly as can be predicted at the present time, will be laid before at least two railroad systems by the Globe Chamber of Com merce, with view of having them enter this district with their lines and from recent correspondence received by the Chambe-, there is an excellent chance that as least one road can be greatly interested in the district. Plans for the securing of another railroad to Globe, were discussed at meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Friday even ing and further correspondence with the railroads authorized.
 It is believed and with good reason that the freight tonnage of the Globe district will within comparatively short time be more than doubled The operations of the big Lewisohn company -the Miami Copper coppany-of which authentic information has been received, VIII HV lOhS AoNaiA VIII yihE the prediction regarding future railroad business and it is not in the distant future, either. A stimulus will be add cd to operations in the western section of the district by the operations of the Lewisohns and the mining industry in that vicinity bids fair to surpass that of the eastern end of the district.
 The commencement of operations by the Miami company on large scale will undoubtedly force the Hartman management to extend the Gila Valley road to the end of Miami flats, regard less of the alleged unavailability of funds for new construction work
 1t has been known for some time that the Santa Fe system would like to get into Globe and there is a good prospect of the Sprcekels line being extended through from Yuma to Phoe- nix and over the old Queen creek route to Globe. Information as to the plans in this respect of at least the Spreekels line, is expected at an carly date
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
Old Man spanks His Bride

John Jackson, seventy years old, spanked his nineteen-year-old bride to cure her of going out nights, according to his own story told in the police court when he was arraigned for beating her. The young woman claimed when she sworc out the warrant that her aged spouse had attacked her with razor, but htis he denied.
 ''I tried every way to make her stay home where she belonged, judge" he said, "and when l found there was no other way, turned her over my knee, Yes, sir, it cured her."
 The magistrate let him of after he had promised not to spank his wife again. City Dispatch to New York World
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
DEATH DEElEp.

WHERE dweIls one bright immortal on Il tho earth Not known of all men. They who know
 her not Go hence forgotten from tho house of life. Sons of oblivion.
 To her once came That awful ahape which all men hold in
 dread, And she with steadfast eyes regarded
 him. With heavenly eyes half sorrowful. and
 then Smiled and passed by. And who art thou" he cried. That lookest on me and art not appalled, That seem'st so fragile, yet defiest death :? Not thus do mortals face me. What art
 thou?'' RUT she no answer made. Silent she o stood Awhile in holy meditation stood. And then moved on through the enamored
 air, Silent with lcininous uplifted brows- Times sister. daughter of eternity, Deaths deatkiess enemy. whom men name
 Love.
 Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
MY WooING.

THE time I've lost in wooing, Il In watching and pursuing
 The light that lies
 In woman's, eyes Has been my hearts undoing. Though wisdom oft has sought me. I scorncd the love she brought me; My only books
 Were woman's looks, And foily's all they've taught me. HEH smile when beauty granted, l hung with gaze enchanted.
 Like him. the sprite.
 Whom maids by night Oft met fin glen that's haunted. Like him. too. beauty won me. But while her eyes were on me.
 It once their ray
 Was turned away, Oh. winds could not outrun me. A ND are those follies going? And IS my proud heart growing Too cold. too wise,
 For brilliant eyes Again to set it glowing? No-vain. alas, tn endeavor From bonds so sweet to sever.
 Poor wisdom's chance
 Against a glance Is now as weak as ever.
 Thomas Moore.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
LITTLE ONES HAVE
 MERRY MASQUERADE

The children 8 masquerade party
 given at the Alexander theater Friday night was 8 magnificent triumph. As the little people, costumed to represent every character, country and period of time imaginable, assembled for the grand march, which was put on prompt
 " at s o clock, the scene was a verit. able fairy land, the little elfs gliding hither and yop in military precision, to the strains of the entrancing music. Fully seventy five couples participated in the grand march, averaging in age from three to twelve. Ring around the rosy and other pretty little games were enjoyed until 10 o'clock. when the bellies and beaux, papas and mamas. and the elder sister and brother were given the floor and enjoyed social dance until tine wee sma hours. The affair was pronounced success, socially and financially, and the ladies who had it in charge are entitled to great credit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
Gens In Verse
OLD FAVoRITEs.
DIANA ASK ME.

0ll. dinna asls me gin I io'e ye: V rroth. l daurna tel. Dinna ask me gin loe ye-- Ask it c yourself. MI, dinna looI, sac snir at me, " For weel ye ken me true: Oh, gin ye look sac sair at me, l daurna look at you. N1IIEN ye gang to yon bray braw town And bonnier lcssies see. on. dlnna, Jamie. look at them. Lest ye should mind ma me. NOR could never bidc tho lass \ That ye'd lo'e mair than mo. And. oh. I'm sure my heart wad brak Gin ye'd prove fause to mel
 John Dunlop.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29

Kodol $ today the best known and most reliable remedy for all disorders of the stomach, such as dyspepsia, heartburn, sour stomach and belching of gas. Kodol contains the same juices found in healthy stomach
 Kodol is pleasant to take. It is guar anteed to give relief and is sold here by Hanna's Drug Store, FPS Broad St.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
Tires Reset at Reduced Prices.

All light tires will be reset in the future for 8 per set, or 75 cents each. We have purchased new Brooks Cold Tire Setter, which makes this rate pns- sible, and also puts the facilities in our hands to do the very highest class of tire setting. Read our advertisement in this issue
 KIBBE, BAILEY & co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
An Ideal Husband

Mrs. Homer-My daughter certainly has m ideal husband
 Mrs. Caller-Indeedl
 Mrs. Homer-Yes. Why he doesn t even act as if he had conferred a great favor on her by marrying her.-Chicago News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
Socialist Meeting Tonight

At seven-thirty, Miners Union Hall. Interesting discussion on the true mean ing of Socialism. Ladies cordially in vited
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
Do You Use vonchers2

We have in stock several thousand special ruled vouchers which we will print and sell at very reasonable price A snap if you use vouchers.
 SILVER BELT PRINT SHOP.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
Ono Moro Chance

See 1.-The Dispatch Bearer" at the Iris tonight. It is wonderful nov ing picture.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
One More Chance.

See T'The Dispatch Bearer" at the Iris tonight It is wonderful nov ing picture.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
Ono More Chance.

See "The Dispatch Bearer' at the Iris tonight. It is a wonderful nov ing picture.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29

Perfect alfalfa hay 75c bale at Gamble s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29

American block coal, $ll per ton at George Gamble s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
NOW. WHO SHALL AasrTRAre1

NOW. who shall arbitrate? ~ Ten men love what hate, Shuu what 1 follow. slight what recieye. Ten. who in tears and eyes Match me. We af sdrufse, They, this thing and l. that. Whom shall my soul believe?
 % Robert Browning. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET ING OF THE KEYSTONE COPPER COMPANY.
 The annual meeting sf the Stockhold- ers of the Keystone Copper Company, will be held at the office of L. L. Henry in tho Court House, at Globe, Arizona, and. being the present office of said com pany, on the 10th day of April, A. D. 1908, at 2 p. m, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before said stock holders.
 l.. F. WIGHTMAN.
 President.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-29
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TRANSFER AGENT BANKERS TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

You should have been a member of our
excursion party 10 Sebastopol. Sonoma county,
today 10 see our 3, 10 and 20 acre full bear
ing fruit farms. These ranches can be bought
on small cash payment. The crop takes
care OF the annual payments The Gold
Ridge district, of which Sebastopoi is the
metropolis is the best IN California. The
fruit. berries and poultry produced in this
section the $50 pieces from the world.
Go with us next Saturday or sunday. Free
round trip r. r. tickets. Call and see US
during the week in reference TO property and
transportation.
FYFE & DEPAOII, 3343 Mission st
Telephone Market 2154.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
BuRLINGAmE REAL ESTATE


COME DOWN TO BURLINGAME
Away from the noise and dirt to the land Of
sunshine In 25 min. Do you realize that you
can bury a lot and build very much cheaper
than you can in the city and on a large lot,
instead Of rs it., on broad avenues lined with
beautiful trees, delightful climate, grand
sewer and water In streets, good schools.
liquor restrictions, ideal place to rear chill
dren.
Burlingame is nearer to- the downtown sec
tion OF the city than many districts in San
Francisco. The Bay Shore "cuton" has re-
duced the time to 26 min to Burlingame; IT
trains each way per day: also 10 min. electric
service.
LOTS $500 AND UPWARD.
10c5 CASH. BALANCE SO PER MONTH
Right In the town OF Burlingame, within a
few minutes walk of electric cars and S. p.
r. r. Take San Mateo on Mission st. or
train at S. P. depot, Sd and Townsend SITS.
Get OF at Burlingame station; branch office
opposite station.
LYON g. HOAG,
636 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

Irrigated valley lands, close to both s. p
and Santa Fe railroads; in 20 acre tracts ou
yearly payments: In the famous Turlock trrf-
Mr. Peck at Denair on the Santa Fe 4. r.
near the land
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

FOR sale-A handsome bungalow Of rooms,
situated on corner lot, 50xl00; well and
pump; $1,000; $3.50 cash. balance $40 per
For sale-A beautiful cottage of rooms.
on corner lot. T5x105; fine outbuIldings and
5ae frOn DEPOT; s. 900; | S. 600 cash. mortgage Of
For sale-Bungaiow of rooms; large barn,
geod outbuidings, etc; acres of rich land;
good oak trees; $1,000; $1,000 cash, balance
to suit purchaser; only 10 minutes from de-
and fSse sfs 6 s.ss esch ss sss cash.
balance $40 per month; right in town and
only 10 minutes walk to depot.
We have properties for sale, both large and
small improved and unimproved. We can
talk business 70 a man worth millions or q
man earning $50 month-it makes no DIFF
thing down this way give us a trial, as we
are confident We can please YOU -
OUT OF TOWN HOUSES TO RENT.
Furnished houses 10 rent all the way from
Belmont to Menlo Park. Make your needs
known to the REDWOOD CITY REALTY CO.
TO BE sACRIFICED-A gentlemans country
home: $50 acres, with GOO acres more of free
range: fne fruit orchards, wainuts, peaches,
plums, cherries. figs, etc, in full bearings all
kinds Of berries: ranch pays $1,000 per annum
fenced and cross fenced; is elegant springs
OF pure water well distributed for irrigation;
2 mineral springs; 6ne hunting and fishing;
1000 cords best black oak; $1,000 worth Of
equipment. household goods. ETC.. go with
place; railroad station only 80 minutes from
the finest valleys in the state; 1907 crop Of
walnuts a 000 lbs.l sold at 1914 cents per
ID: one variety cherries brought 271s cents
per H. last season; big crop of fruit assured
this year. Price, including improvements, av-
erages about $40 per acre; cash or terms; full
description and photos supplied; absolutely as
represented. We have personally inspected the
property. If you want this fine place act
quickly.
HOLCOMB REALTY CO.,
Investor of Capital,
800 San Pablo
Oakland, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
INroRMATroN WANTED

STEPHEN DUBUQUE-Informatio desired lor
fhe dead or alive concerning stephen Dubaqgs'
eaBaba Mich. Address julius Dubuque. NIL
Watkee. Wis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
80 II-Is nRIspo MHEAT IAND.

SAN LUIS OBISPO WHEAT LAND.
$3o, ,0OO-San Luis Oblspo county, 2,320
acres. Ia miles from town: fne wheat land;
sandy loan; fenced and cross fenced; room
dwelling: all outside improvements; income
about s.. 600 per year; abundance Of water;
near schools and markets; trade for Oakland
or san Francisco income property. (Rl2S4)
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

$50. .0OO-Butte county wheat land; I06
acres. miles from town; entirely fenced
with barbed wire; good country road; house OF
5 rooms: windmill barn. granary, etc VIII
take $i2. coo cash. balance mortgage. lRS50)
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

FIRST CLASS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
In a prosperous and strictly desirable To-
cality; convenient TO San Francisco, Oakland
and the peninsula travel; near San Jose. To
be sold on account OF the owners leaving for
Europe.
The property consists of highly improved
trade: the business corner is well built and
substantial roadhouse; well appointed In every
detail; stable buildings and numerous out
houses; fine water supply.
Stands on a prom inent corner with 'front.'
age on three roads; 10 acres Of land which are
planted to fruit and nut bearing trees that
also produce handsome income annually.
The elevation is 365 feet; commands hne
view OF the prettiest valley In the state; cleo
trio car line convenient; the place has been
an established corner for 20 years; the build
ings are as good as new, all In ,frst class con-
dition: the opportunity is not often offered to
secure such a property as this.
Apply at once or write. Price $4,000.
JAMES A. CLAYTON CO., Agents,
"a W. Santa Clara ST., San Jose. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
HICKMAN IRRIGATED LANDS


HICKMAN IRRIGATED LANDS
Will pay owners big money this year and for
years to come. There is absolute safety and
profit in buying Hickman land, located at head
OF Turlock irrigation district. Soil Is a rich.
deep. sandy loan. that holds moisture and
does not bake or crack open; contains ne al
kali. Finest land for alfalfa. fruits, berries,
grapes and cereals. Diversified farming in this
district Is very profitable. ] sell Hickman land
In 20 tracts on very easy terms Every
tract under irrigation; bitches to every
tract free of expense TO buyer; perpetual water
right Full particulars and tree illustrated
booklet on application TO GEO. W. AUSTIN,
iole Broadway. Oakland, Cal. or A. Z. PECK,
Denair. Cal
LAKE COUNTY SUMMER HOME.
self supporting summer home In Lake
county near Seigler Springs, consisting OF so
acres all under fence; so acres bottom land;
water In bountlfu supply; produces abundantly
all the berries. grain and garden vegetables;
nice improvements in good order; has accom-
market for all surplus product; cash payment
81, 600. balance easy terms Call or address
THOMAS FITCH JR-, Russ bldg. 235 Mont
gomery St. room 242, San Francisco. Cal.
81 200 FOR A PETALUAfA POULTRY RANCH.
For week we offer 2A acres. quarter OF
mile from Petaluma; 3 room house; large
store room housing for 800 hens: brooder
house q 200 capacity, living spring OF good
write to RoDEHAvER & HTKINsoN' ' Peta- a.
luna. Cai-
trees 10 years old; 3i5 miles from Stanford
university; one mile from Mountain View;
beautiful location for suburban home; owner
going east and win sell at bargain; no
agents: terms II wanted. Address P. o. box
677, Fresno, Ca
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
SANTA CLARA VALLEY.

s., 900 for 10 acres, 21s miles from railroad
station. in full bearing grapes; rolling land
and good soil this place offers fine
opportunity for a country home; perfect
climate and good facilities
81, 600 for 20Ik acres. half mile from Los Al
tos: house of rooms barn, we'll, chicken
houses, and small assorted orchard; this
is a very cheap piece OF property, well
located. Of excellent climate and good
elevation.
3 and 10 acre lots. l mile from the Sunny
station: flowing water for irrigation; the
c. c. Morse Seed Company IS now farm
ing a part OF this land in garden seeds;
Sl50 and $500 an acre; terms 10 per cent
cash; produces 500 TO $500 an acre an
nually.
Call on us for folders of Sunnyva properties
where farm canneries. factories meet for a
ready market and 81 900. 600 was spent In i'm
proTements during 1907 alone.
SUNNYvALE LAND COMPANY.
W. A. CROSSMAN, Manager,
80 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
BEST BARGAIN IN CALIFORNIA.

BEST BARGAIN IN CALlFORNlA-
$6, 500.
Beautiful ranch of As acres close to Los
Gatos; room house. large barn and other
buildings in good repair; % acres in assorted
fruit trees most Of them Z years old; 10
acres grain, balance pasture; land rolling. but
not steep; can all be cultivated; income prop
erty; splendid home; can be resold at big
profit in year or two: call and photographs;
nothing better in California for the money
good terms.
1920.
3X acres near Los Gatos, all in bearing
prune trees: fenced; income property; no build
ings but 10 shares of irrigation stock goes
with It: ideal spot for home and chickens;
good terms.
$40 to s65 per acre.
20 acre tracts of the best vine and fruit
land in California; deep sandy loan; one-third
dewn balance 4 years at per cent.
TRADES.
have number of fne city properties that
/ viii trade for improved income ranches,
ranging in value from $4,000 TO $4,000.
Write for list.
H. o. JACKSON,
1lle Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE--Continues

NAPA, the heaIthiest valley in the state; see
my display advertisement on page AZ of this
issue Of The Call
Country homes.
Orchards.
Vineyards.
General farms.
Hill ranches.
Poultry farms.
J. GRAVES, Brown st. at Sd. NAPA.