Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-14
.SHO RT STORIES OF THE CITY
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MEXICANS HAVE FIGHT-F. Jim. inez, Jesus Alcaule and c. Ozaeta, who engaged in a fight at Miami Sunday night and were picked up bv Deputy Spoon, were sent to jail for seven days, by Judge Barnett yesterday. They were brought to Globe last night and locked up to serve out their time. An other Mexican, who was cut in the back but not badly injured, was discharged.
 WILL LECTURE AGAIN-The lee ture of Ralph Korngold, the well known socialist speaker, was so well received Sunday night that another address will he given Wednesday night. Mir. KOrn- gold will speak at Miners Union hall, taking "Trusts as his topic. The sub jeet is one of interest and will probably draw a large audience.
 DISTURBED PEACE-Candida Rol. la faced Judge HinsOn Thomas yester- day. on a charge of disturbing the peace. He was found guilty and fined SlO.
 SPEED WAS CosTLX-W. R. Rob- erts, who was indiscTeet enough to speed his team with an officer looking on, was haled before Judge Hinson Thomas yes terday. He paid fine of $lO.
 FIGHTER IS FINED-G. McGunley was up before Judge Hinson ,nomas yesterday, on a charge of fighting. As it was shown that the defendant had stirred up quite a TOW, he was fined $l5.
 WANTED A DRINK-John 'Cowan is in jail as the result of battery charge by John Fleming. Fleming claims that Cowan braced llim for the price of drink and when refused the tilthw lucTe, knocked him down. Cowan S first blow went wide, but the second seemed to have landed effectivelv. mdg. ing from Fleming's appearance ycster- day.
 LOTS OF GOoDS-J. c. McElrov. the wall paper and paint man, reports the recent arrival of an unusually large shipment of goods and is now better prepared than ever to satisfy the wants of the people of Globe. Mae is hust. Ter and is working up big business.
 sPRECHER DISCHARGED-Sa SPrecher, charged with securing money on a bogus check, squared up his ac- counts yesterday and on motion of John Fitzpatrick, the complaining wit ness, he was discharged
 START NEW JAIL-The work of eXcavating for the foundation of the new jail was started yesterday. The re- inforcing steel for that structure is due to arrive here within the next few days and no further delay in the cree. ton of that structure is expected.
 UNION REALTY MOVES Manager MacPheTsOn of the Union Realty & Trust company has moved his office into the quarters of the Gila County Abstract company.
 DEAD SHOT BERT-mdge II. H.. Pratt returned from duck hunting trip to Wightman ranch, Sunday night with half dozen canvas backs and quite a few quail. He found ducks scarce, but made the best of the few shots he secured.
 TORRES IS ILL AGAIN ing tO a telegram received by Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday, Antonio F. Torres, of Magdalena will leave for this city today to take charge of his son. who is suffering from nervous break down. Young Torres returned home several weeks ago His health i'm proved and he came back to Globe, only tC suffer another nervous breakdown.
 PATIENT Deputy Sheriff Bob McMmray left for Phoenix yesterday morning with Simon AcOsta, a Mexican who was Saturday adiudged insane. Acosta will be taken care of in the territorial asylum.
 DRAWS SIX DAYS-Alex Rankin was found guilty on a charge of being drunk and disorderly, by Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday. Six dollars or six days, was his portion.
 HOTEL, ARRIVALS. c. Harris, Miami; Walter H. Weed and wife, New York; F. F. Bradley, Los Angeles; Dell NJ. Potter, Clifton; C. P. Mathews, Bes- semer, Ala; F. R. Megan, Kansas City; Jules Milton, Tucson; J. J. Murray, Gro Grande; Mike Shovlin, Inspiration; Miss Beryl O Cornell, Chicago