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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
TON|GHT'S MEETING OF COUNCIL WILL
 BE BUSY ONE
Many Important Matters Up for Settlement by the
 City Fathers

It is expected that at tonight s meet ing of the city council the right of way agreement between he city council and the Gila Valley railway, regarding the exchange of property on North Broad street, will be formally ratified, after several months of delay.
 This matter was practically settled six weeks ago, when J. c. Mcclure, en- gineer of maintenance of way of the Randolph system, appeared before the council and agreed to give to the city the present right of way on the west side of Pinal creek, below Banker '' garden. in exchange for piece of ground on the opposite side of tho creek, which is a part of North Broad street, as originally laid out. This proposition was entirely satis factory at that time and by unanimous vote of the council. the faith of that body to accept the agreement which will come up tonight for ratification, wal pledged. .
 As the result, it is apparently incum bent on the city fathers to stand by their former vote. in spite of objec tions which were made by Councilman Van Slyck at last weeks meeting.
 Van Slyck was not present at the meeting of the council at which the right of way proposition was accepted Mayor Kinney and Councilmen Rose House. ~Higdon and McNeil gave tn, matttr the stamp of their approval at that time, however.
 It is also probable that the matter of extending the distance within whicf house of immoral character may b' located from. public. school from 400 yards, as providtd in the territoria statutes to 600 yards, will also be taker up.
 This action was recommended by tn, late grand jury, but nothing was dOnC by the city fathers. As some proper ty owners near the present district ar' making a strong fight to secure tht removal of he inmates of the red light district from this section to other quar- ters, it is likely that the council vii take some action in the matter.
 The Broad street foot bridge proposi tion will also come up again, in al probability. as Councilman McNeil i making a hard fight for this improve ment.
 As other matters will also demand at tention, it is probable that tonight session of the city council will be busy affair.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
ID SIGN CONTRACT
Grading of Streets Will Be Commenced as Soon as
 Bond Is Made

Owing to the fact that the contract between the city and Barney Harmsen for the grading of portions of Mes. quite,' Cedar and Hill streets was not signed up at last weeks council meet ing, work on the grading of these streets has not been commenced.
 Mir. Harmsen stated yesterday, how. ever, that he had secured surety bond to guarantee the fulfllment. of his con. tract with the city and that all details would be closed up at tonight's meet. ing of the council.
 As the result, it is expected that the work of grading the streets in ques tion will be commenced by the first of next week.
 A big force of men and teams will be put to work when grading is start. ed, and it will be but matter of only about two weeks, Harmsen states. be fore the entire contract is completed
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
COURT HAS BUSY SESSION
 YESTERDAY
Two Found Guilty of Selling Liquor to Indians Many
 Other Matters

As the result of a busy session of the federal court yesterday, two defen. dants were convicted of selling liquor to Indians.
 Albert Heinke, charged with selling booze to Rex King and D. N. 22, was found guilty after a short trial dur ing the forenoon.
 In the afternoon, Sexto SOlez charged with selling liquor to Milton Gibson, was also found guilty.
 Both verdicts were returned after a short deliberation on the part of the juries.
 Albert Hunt, who pleaded guilty tc a charge of selling liquor to T. A. 72 escaped easily. He was sentenced tC pay a fine of $100 and spend ninety days in jail As the jail sentence dates from September first, the defendant has but fourteen days to serve on thi' count
 Francisco Villeseas, charged witE keeping alien women in house of i'm moral character, in Metcalf, will b' tried today. '.
 It is probable that the Villescas casC will be completed today, in this case the work of the federal jury will b' completed and an adjournment taken
 Albert Heinke and Sexto Solez vii be sentenced at 9:30 this morning.
 The federal jury was present almos intact yesterday, as only J. K. Lynn and Rupert Wix, both registered phar macists, were excused.
 An attachment was issued for G. w P Hunt, but as he explained that h' had been misinformed as to the hou at which court would open. he was no held in contempt.
 The work of the federal court is be ing completed in record breaking time Few cases adorn the calendar and thos which are up for disposition are, beint rushed through without delay. Assistant United States Attorne. George D. Christy prosecuted yester days cases, J. l.. B. Alexander having returned to Phoenix yesterday morn ing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
PAINT STORE LOSES STOCK IN FIRE Prompt Work of Department Saves Building From
 Destruction

Fire of unknown origin at the store of the Guarantee Paint company, at 33S South Devereaux street, destroyed a good portion of the contents of that establishment and damaged the building to considerable extent, at o'clock yesterday morning.
 The proprietor of the store opened the place a short time before the fire and after doing some work, went to break fast. He was at home when the fire was discovered.
 Prompt action on the part of tho fire department saved the building, but large stock of wall paper, part Of which had just been received, was ruin ed. A good part of the stock of paints was saved.
 Some insurance was carried on thu stock, but, according to Fire Chief Blev ins, the insurance will cover only { portion of the loss.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
CHECK ARTIST WILL EXPLAIN ACTION
 IN COURT
Issued Check on Local Bank Without Having Funds
 to Cover Same

Charged with having passed check for $9.S0 on the Arizona Co-Operative Mercantile company, without funds in the bank upon which the check was drawn to meet the obligation, A. s. Bateman was arrested yesterday and locked up in jail.
 Bateman, in payment for bill of groceries, drew check on the "Giia Valley National Bank. v which was ap- parently meant for the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company, using blank cheek of the First National bank, which had been altered to suit the occasion.
 After passing through several hands and reaching the Gila Valley bank, the paper was returned, marked No funds.' /
 When questioned yesterday concern ing the, affair, Bateman claimed that he had notified the officials of the Gila Valley bank not to honor his checks, while he was in an intoxicated condi- ton, as he claimed he was at the time of the check transaction.
 The bank officials deny that they were notified by Bateman and claim that he has no funds in that institu- tion.
 Bateman will probably be examined before Judge Hinson Thomas today. He is held under misdemeanor charge. ',s v
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
MIAMI WELL GETS STRONG FLOW
 OF WATER Necessary to Install Pump Before Sinking Can Be
 Continued

At depth of fftyf five feet in the new well of the Miami Townsite com pany, such a strong flow of water has been encountered that it has been found necessary to discontinue work un- til pump can be installed.
 The flow of water was hardly expected and as the result, the engine and pump which will be used at the well after it's completion, are not at hand. The new machinery is now on the way here, however, and it is expected that within the next few days it can be installed and work resumed.
 It is the intention to sink the well fifteen feet deeper, in order to secure plenty of water for the new townsite. Whether or not the flow of water will permit this remains to be seen.
 The new well is by 8 feet, heavily timbered, and is said to have been sunk in an exceptionally good manner. The work was done under the supervision of Alexander Ericson.
 The present flow of water is esti. mated to be of sufficient size to supply city of several thousand people, and as this flow was discovered during the dry season the question of the water supply of Miami is considered to have been effectively solved.
 A reservoir capable of holding about 100000 gallons will be constructed 1T the near future. The location of this reservoir will give pressure of over 100 pounds to the square inch in tht Miami mains and as fire hydrants arc to be located on every corner in tho business district, there should be ampl, fire protection in the new town. The new we'll is located at the june tion of Gibson and Live Oak canyons at point where there is apparently nt possibility of contamination. The wate flows through bed of Schulze granit, and is of exceptionally good quality.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
ROOF OF EXPRESS
 CAR CATCHES FIRE
Quickly Distinguished With
 out Excitement

As the result of an overloaded stove pipe, the roof of express car No. 231 of the Gila Valley railway caught fire yesterday morning, during the run to Bowie and, only the prompt discovery of the blaze prevented serious fire.
 The fire started in the roof of the car and as the first tiny flame was soon famed into blaze of considerable pro. portions, a good sized corner of the roof was ablaze when the fire was dis covered.
 Chemical extinguishers which are kept on hand for just such emergencies, were called into immediate use and the fire was quenched before any great amount of damage was done.
 The fire was extinguished without any undue excitement and a possible panic on the part of the passengers was avoided.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
BIDDER DENIES
 CLAIM OF CANNON
Says He Did Not Pledge
 Support of Newspaper

NEW YORK, November 17.-Herman Ridder of the New York StaatsZeitung having had his attention called to a statement attributed to Speaker Cannon to the effect that Mir. Ridder Lad prom ised Mr. Cannon the support of certain prominent New York newspapers, includ' ing his own, in the national campaign, provided that he would see that the duty on wood pulp was removed, said to- day:
 "The story is absolutely false and ridiculous. Cannon must be crazy to make such an absurd statement.
 "I did not pledge him the support even of my own paper and never talked to him about securing newspaper sup. port in any shape or manner"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
YALE GETS CAST
 OF AGED JAWBONE
Heidelberg Professor Pre-
 sents Ancient Relic

NEW HAVEN, Conn, November IT, Professor Otto Schoetensack of the Uni versity of Heidelberg has given to the anthropological department of the Yale university museum cast of the famous Heidelberg man.
 The "man" consists of the lower jaw of an ancestral type of prehistoric man found in sand pit near Heidelberg Germany, by Professor Schoetensack. Ii belongs to the lower quarternary geolog ical period @
 The teeth of the jaw are perfectly preserved and the jaw itself is nearly twice the size of the ordinary human jaw, besides having variations which mark it as belonging to the missing link between the race of apes and man.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
PERSONAL PARTICIPATES

Mrs. s. Pringle of Whoateld. ,,. in GlOb elast night and wl.j s,o., ~s'' day in the city. r'"'
 H. J. Murphy and wife of V;... rived in twn last night md will rt a short visit here. "''
 T. T. Swift of Stafford j, in finn, business.
 As the result of business jrto,. w. F. Gillies of Douglas is a visi,.. Globe, having arrived last nigbt
 w. H. Crandall of Pasadena c,r. mia, is in town and will spend Y days here on business. '"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
STOCKHOLDERS $ Norrp

Notice is hereby given that a. ial meeting of the stockLoIders of <. Consolidated Mines & Deyelm.s. company will be held at the ofSss Alderman & Elliott in the Trust gl, Globe Arizona, on Nov. 30, 1909, al t;S p. m., for the purpose of rsttT, acts of officers in granting an cs to purchase all property of this a, pany on November l3, 1909.
 F. N. DODGE
 SeGglr
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICE

We wish to let the people know that we are still doing business notwith standing the fire and will take care of all orders. Telephone 1925 and we will take care of your wants in Wall Pa per, Paints, etc.
 GUARANTEE PAINT co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

B0B'S BABY-Old time friends of R. c. ('Bob'O Sloan will be pleased to learn that he is the delighted dad of a robust boy baby, which came to gladden. the home of the Sloans a few days ago at San Saba, Texas. "BOb |" was pioneer in the Globe district, and like many another Globeite plucked generously from the tree of fortune and is now living on the shady side of easy avenue
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
STAGE oVERTURNS-

excitement was caused at 6 clock last evening, when the four horse team of the Miami stage, driven by Miles Raey, became frightened and overturned the stage in front of the Palace Pharmacy. The stage was standing in the street at he ime and as here was no one in he rig at the ime, little damage was caused. A large package, much hesemb- ling human form, fell under the rig and there was mad scramble to re- lease the supposed victim.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

In Judge Hinson Thomas court yes. terday he was fined $l5, the bulk of
 the fine being the aftermath of his
 struggle with the, officer. Sandercock could no liquidate and was locked up.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
SPORTSMAN DIES

FL PASO, Novembpr l7-W Gleason, well known in racing ei,. died today. He was a promiEpBt k Mexico capitalist.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
THEATER PRoGREssEs-Rapid

progress has been made in the construc
 ton of the new Empire theater buildf ing, within the past few days, and it is expected that the new show house will be enclosed by the end of next week. The work of erecting the front of the building, which will be of vel low pressed brick, will commence this morning. The theater will be hand some building when completed. p.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Ten thousand shars Green River Copper stock at 10 c1 per share. Address Box 37, Ss Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

DRAWS SIX DAYS-John Ryan, picked up at daylight yesterday morn ing while suffering from Jag of large proportions, was sent to jail for six days by Judge Hinson Thomas yester- day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
FRIEN DPAYs FINE-Emma Mur,

ray, a cOlOred woman who was sent to jail for fifty days Tuesday, in default of a $50 fine for keeping disorderly house within 400 yards of the Central school, was released last night. A friend paid the necessary $49 and SC. cured her release.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
WHY DO YOU PAY RENT9 BE INDEPENDENT AND BUY
United States, Territorial, County and
 City Depositary

WHY DO YOU PAY RENT7 INDEPENDENT boarding furnished complete situated locations for business ROr sale show this place and will surprise the terms that will give you this place Don miss it. One Sroom house, $2,OG0OO easy
 Four house, $250000
 Globe, $600O0 room lots $S5000
 house. twenty-five fruit and shade trees level lot beautifully improved home only $35O0O0,
 many places listed with that bargains Lots for sale any part city ALEX. SIMPSON & COMPANY
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

DANCE-TheTc will be social dance Friday night given by the choir of the Catholic church to launch their organ fund A great many tickets have been sold and it is certain the attend anee will be very large Refreshments will be served and a good time is as sured to all
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
VICTOR HOUSE NOW OPEN

Newly furnished throughout and centrally located. 39l North Broad street. Mrs. Eva Musgrave, landlady.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
REALTY TRANSFERS

filed with the county recorder yester day, the East Globe Land & Trust com pany transfers to Jack Roberts lot l; in block 3, South Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
ADDRESSES sTUDENTs-J.

Larkin, of Las Vegas, gave an interest ing talk to the students of the high school yesterday. MT. Larkin visited the city schools generally.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18
SOCIETY MEETING-The Pres

SOCIETY MEETTNG-The Presby. terian Ladies' Aid society will meet at 2:3O D. m. today with Mrs. c. l. Dun can, cor. Fifth and Maple streets, near East Globe school.
 REVIVA1-TOnight at the revival services at the Methodist church, Mrs. Hammons and Mir. Buchanan will sing a duet. and the sermon will be illus trated by beautiful stereOpticOn pie lures. Tomorrow night, Friday. will be the last illustrated service. The pub lie is cordially invited.
 HOTEL ARRIVALS-H. J. Murphy and wife, Miami; Mrs. R. Pringle, Wheatfields; c. w. Pritchett, Denver; F. w. Hamilton, Denver; T. T. Swift, Stafford; J. w. Flood, Denver; R. R. Swain, Denver; w. II. Crandall, Pasa- dena; c. w. Hinchcliffe, Tucson; J. H. Judick, Denver; J. l.. Milzen, New York; K. R. Selig, New York; w. r. Gillies, Douglas; G, E. COusines, Butte; Emil Deister, Fort Wayne; r, II. Probert, Los Angeles.
 HINCHCLIFFE HERE -C. w IBnehcliffe, general manager of the Consolidated Telephone company of Tucson, arrived here last night on bus mess. MT. Hinchclffe will look over the new work of the local company which is now being installed.
 FIGHT WAS CoSTLY-Ed Sander cock, when arrested early yesterday morning, put up such a hard fight that it was only with difficulty tha he ar resing officer locked him up in jail
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-18

Hot Drinks at Andorson's.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-12-16
r. $. RICE.
County Treasurer

Orofno, Idaho Dec. !, 1909.
Bids for furnishing the Northern Idaho Insane
ceived until Jan. / 1910. by the directors.
PROVISIONS.
Baking powder 7Slbs. syrup 80 gals.
Chocolate. Bakers. 10 lbs. tapioca 7Sib.
Coffee 500ibs, tea 100 lbs,
Corn. canned. cases. tobacco. chewing $50 lbs.
Corn starch, 50ibs. tobacco, smoking, $50 lbs.
Crackers, l00lbs, vinegar. so gals.
Fariha. 300lbs: vanilla extract, n gal.
Flour IL ,0O0lhs yeast. cases.
Lard. SOolbs. lemon extract y gal
Macaroni. S0,bs, molasscs, cooking so gal
Mustard. gr. l0lbs, oatmeal, 500lbs.
Oysters. cases peas. canned. cases 6.
Pear Barley; 2slhs. pepper, blk loibs,
Prufies. 100 lbs rice, 30olbs.
Sage, 75lbs Salmon. canned cases 2.
salt. table So0lbs. salt, SIX. S00lbS,
Soda, baking 2olbs. sugar, graduated 5.ooolbs.
Sugar Ex. c, 2oo0lbs.
CLOTHING.
Buttons, agate medium. Is gro.
Buttons, agate. small. Is gro
OverRlls dog. pr, shoes men S heavy, 2doz Or.
Shoes. men s Cold Seal, 2 doz. pr.
SHOES, women's heavy, doz pr.
Slippers men S, dog. pr.
Slippers, women s, 2 dog DR..
Sox &C ton SIS dog pr. Sox wool, doz. pr.
MISCELLANEOUS
Axes, single bit, doz. sapolio. cases.
Axes, splitting, y doz, scrubbing brushes doz
AK handles. single bit. doz. shovels, doz.
Bluihg. Gilietts, large size case.
Soap, laundry 500 lbs brooms doz
Soap, Ivory, 200 lbs drinking glasses doz.
Towels. turkish doz, dust pans, dog.
Toweling 200 yds iron holders doz
Washing powder cases, lantern globes 2 doz.
I.ye Rabbits. cases. 2. mop sticks, 2 doz.
Safety pins large 2gro. safety pins small 2gros
Full description sample should accompany
each bid and preference will be given to bidders
who furnish samples.
Accepted samples will be kept and paid for.
Non-accepted samples will be returned at bid
ders expense
Bidders are requested to make their prices for
goods delivered at Orofno, Idaho, freight prepaid
Bids must be sent in sealed envelopes. marked
Bids for Supplies and addressed to the North
ern Idaho Insane Asylum Orofino. Idaho.
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the board
]. c. RoWToN, Secretary
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-12-16
Alias Summons.

In The District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Idaho in and for the
County of Idaho.
Malde Parrish. plaintiff VS.. Claude A Parrish.
Defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greeting to:
Claude A. Parrish, defendant.
You are hereby notified that there has been
filed i'll the Office of the Clerk of the District Court
of the Second Judicial District of the State of
Idaho. in and for the County of Idaho. the COM
plant of the above named plaintiff, a copy of
which is attached to this summons and made a
part hereof
You are hereby summoned and required to ap-
pear and answer said complaint within twenty
days after service you of this summons. if
served within this judicial district, or IL served
elsewhere within forty days.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear and answer said complaint above re-
quirei the said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the said complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain "A decree of
the above entitled Court dissolving the bonds of
matrimony heretofore and now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant the grounds of
abandonment and desertion of plaintiff by you
the defendant, for three years Immediately pre-
ceedihg the commencement of this action. and
also To have the custody of Ralph II. Parrish, a
minor awarded plaintiff.
Attest my hand and seal of said District Court
this 18TH day of November. 1909.
sEALl il. OvERMAN. Clerk.
c. w. GREENoUGH. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and P. o. Address, Grangeville, Idaho.
Nov l0-Dec. s.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-12-16
Strike in Madre de Orc.

Newsome Items: ]. c. Itch
field, rancher, was at Newsome
tonight on his way to Grangeville on
some road business, to settle a disa-
greement with the county commits
sioners and others over a right of
way. Mr.. Litch6eld states that his
son, Stanley, who owns the Madre
de Orc group of claims near Elk
City, has just broken into a rich lot
of ore in the lower tunnel. The
ledge ON this group is from II to ~
feet in width and has been surfaced
for about 5000 feet.
MIR. ]. w. Jennings, one of the
directors in the Elk City bank, and
also heavy holder in the Jennings
Dredge company, operating in the
Elk City district, passed through
Newsome today enroute to Portland.
Mr.. Jennings says everything is 10
good shape at the mine, but work has
been suspended until spring on &C
count of the freezing weather.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-12-16

II appears that there is great need
for systematic study of the geog-
raphy of the State of Idaho, having
for its object a better understanding
and enjoyment of the scenic beauties
and natural advantages of the State,
and the selection and PRONUNCIATION of
permanent and appropriate nomen-
clature.
Some of the most gorgeous scenery
in the country lies within the borders
Of our State, yet with the exception
Of a few places along the lines of
travel it is almost unknown. Such a
thing as an accurate map of the State
does not exist. The system of names
as whole, possesses charm all its
own, but in many specific instances is
of temporary character or totally in
appropriate. Some rivers and noun
tains are known by different names in
different localities. In other instances,
particularly in the case of streams, the
same name is made to do duty many
times Not all this can be remedied
at once. Perhaps some of it never
will be remedied. But it is believed
that much good could be accomplished
by a careful study of the matter, car
RED ON through the medium of a
State Geographical Society.
Therefore, at the suggestion OF
various Federal and State officials and
in response to general sentiment in
favor of such a meeting and the good
which will be accomplished.
|, James H. Brady, Governor OF
the State of Idaho, hereby extend an
invitation to each and every citizen OF
Idaho to meet in Boise, Idaho, on
Monday, the thirteenth day oil
December, 1909, at ten O clock a. m.
in the Senate Chamber of the State
Capitol Building, for the purpose OF
organizing a State Geographical So
ciety.
In witness whereof, ! have here
unto set my hand and caused to be
affixed the Great Seal of the State oil
Idaho. Done at the Capitol, in
Boise, Idaho, this twenty-sixth da,
Of November. one thousand nine
hundred and nine, and of the indie
pendence of the United States, the
one hundred and thirty-third year.
James H. Brady, Governor.