Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-01
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Japanese Bound Over--Joe Kakamo-
to, Japanese charged with the theft
of SIS from Joe Gina IS room, was
given preliminary hearing before Jus
tice Hinson Thomas yesterday aud
bound over to the grand jury in the
sum of $780,
Chicken for Sunday Dinner-Ike
Ford, the caterer, has nice lot of
chickens which he is killing today for
Sundays dinner. Orders should be
placed early today. J
Tough Perspective for Jim-Deputy
Marshal Jim Cochran is doing his best
to look pleasant, these days, but those
who know him well have noticed that
there is little nervousness about him
that is not quite natural. The secret
of it is that Jim has Just joined both
the Woodmen of the World and the
Modern Woodmen of America, and he
Z help worrying about what he is
going TO get out of those two wood
piles.
Water Melons -plenty-There s joy
in the hearts of the colored population
and indeed, in the hearts of many of
their white brothers and sisters, for
the ella Valley road yesterday hauled
in a full ear of choice watermelons from
Geronimo consigned to various dealers
here. Rocky Ford melons, Alabama
melons, or any other old melons would
look like dirty deuees in Mexican
deck besides these melons, and the
taste of them
Saguaro Club Designs-W. III. Wheeler
of Tucson is expected in Globe with
the designs for the interior of the
Sagura club. whose home is to be in
the upper story of the Trust building
Mr.. Wheeler is one of the most tasteful
architects in the territory, and the
members are impatiently waiting to see
the designs he has prepared.
Money All Gone-City Clerk Welch
had finished paying off by O'Clock
yesterday, every man slamming his
John Henry to a receipt from the city
except one. man named Smith, whe
is believed to have been too sick to
answer roll call. Anyway, there's only
Sl.75 going to Smith, and he might have
forgotten it.
Change of Delegates. II. Altweis
was appointed by X. E. Morrison of
Prescott, the state deputy for the
Knights of Columbus, as a delegate to
the convention of the order at st.
Louis, instead of Ed Brown. who was
unable to make the trip. Mr.. Altweis
will leave this morning with City Clerk
Welch, the other delegate, and the two
may be depended upon to let their
brother knights in st. Louis know that
Globe is very neatly embossed on the
map.
Flood Protection-The stone parapet
protecting the shops and other build
ings of the ella Valley, Globe & North
ern railway, on the east bank of the
creek, has been finished. The com
pany also finished yesterday the bridge
over the new eulvert that runs under
the freight depot, so that wagons may
now reach any point of the depot plat
form.
Laundry Changes Hands-By an
agreement signed yesterday, II. w. Ii
tus has taken from Gustave Boise a
two year lease on the Globe Steam laun-
dry, with privilege of purchase on ex-
piration of the lease. The new man
agement will take charge of the laun-
dry today.
Determined Nimrods-Charles Wilson
of Bankers garden, Charley Banker s
first assistant, and /. w. Frye, manager
of the Arizona Steam laundry, will
leave today for Fish creek, sixteen
miles southwest of Roosevelt, to spend
two weeks in camp. Armed with guns
of various kinds, they are prepared for
game from the size of mice to ele-
plants and there will be no fish in Fish
creek when they leave. They may have
something to write Teddy" about big
game. In camp, Frye will cook and
Wilson will have to wait
New Oil Tank-The ella Valley,
Globe & Northern is building a big
steel oil tank in its yards, south of
town.
Band Wanted at Phoenix-The ind-
cations are that the Arizona territorial
fair will have excellent music, for ne
gotiations have already been opened to
have the Globe City brass band play at
the fair. Mrs. Cora S. Anthony, the
acting secretary of the Globe Chamber
of Commerce, is in receipt of letter
from Secretary r. A. Kirk of the Ter.
ritorial Fair association, informing her
that no arrangements have as yet been
made for the music, but that he hopes
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