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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
Leading Merchant Says No Trouble to Demonstrate
 Unsanitary Drainage
TAKE A WALK OVER
 FINAL CREEK TODAY
w. w. Brookner Has Pun. gent Truths in Regard to
 Sanitation

If there is any one in this city who does not believe that sewer system should be installed in Globe at once, let them walk across the Pinal creek bridge on any day that is not too windy. This experiment ought to convince any one of the immediate necessity for sewers v
 Such is the statement made to the Silver Belt yesterday, by w. w. Brook. ner.
 Mir. Brookner looks at the sewer ques- tion in calm, dispassionate manner, from the standpoint of a business man who has the best interests of the city at heart. As the result, he is of the opinion that Globe needs sewers and needs them at once. Continuing, he said:
 ''It is a source of wonder to me that Globe is so comparatively free from sickness, in it's present unsanitary con dition, and I am surprised that the present attack of scarlet fever, which has necessitated the closing of the city schools, is not much worse.
 ''It is not policy for the people of Globe to tempt fate and possibly allow an epidemic to infest this city through failure to take proper precautions along sanitary lines. Globe has grown to a city of 12,000 population and it is time sewer system was established.
 1t has been suggested that it would be well to secure water from the Old Dominion mine to be used in flushing sewers and for fire fighting, in order to save the present city. water for domestic purposes, and l am heartily in favor of this plan.
 "I do not know how much expense would be attached to the installation of separate system of mains to connect with the sewers and fire hydrants of this city, but at Q cost of say $20,00O the carrying out of this project would be an excellent thing for this city.
 "Such an installation would not only relieve a considerable drain on the do. nestle water supply, but it would afford better fire protection and consequent reduction in insurance rates F "There is absolutely no question in my mind but what Globe needs sewer system and needs it right now, and l am heartily in favor of the recommends tion of the board of governors of the chamber of commerce along this line
 Incidentally, 1 am also in favor of the installation of paid secretary foI the chamber of commerce, as I believe the expense attached to the maintaining of such an office would be money well spent toward advertising Globe and the great Globe district '
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
CRUISER Is COMPLETED IN
 ENGLAND

LONDON, october 2S.-The armored cruiser Indefatigable, which is official ly described as "the world s largest cruiser" was successfully launched to- day at Davenport, where her keel was laid down only last February The launching was attended by the GUS. tomary ceremonies and was witnessed by large crowd of spectators.
 The Indefatigable is the first of the type of funnelless cruisers built for the British navy. In some respects she is similar to the Invincible class in that her armament and speed will be the same, but there the similarity ends. The Indefatigable is 570 feet long, so feet beam and of ls,OO0 tons displaee- ment.
 She will possess two tripod masts, but apart from her gun turrets and bridges, her upper deck will be perfect clear. The most remarkable innovation in her construction, and the one which will enable her to be built without fun nels, is the introduction of internal combustion engines as the ,propelling power. There is some talk of thirteen 5-inch guns, but there is no official confirmation of any departure from the armament of the Invincible, which ear. ries eight l2-ineh guns.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
NJ MURDER CASES ON CALENDAR
 OF COURT
In Number Divorce Cases in Lead in Recently Pub
 lished Volume

The court calendar for the coming term was issued yesterday. This vol ume chronicles exactly 176 cases now pending before the territorial and federal courts, in Gila county.
 Seven criminal eases are now pend ing before the United States court, with two defendants held to answer to the federal grand jury. One ease may be added to this number, before the fed. eral grand jury convenes, on November l5.
 The Gila county criminal calendar is fairly light, with fourteen cases pending and thirty-one defendants awaiting the action of the grand jury.
 It is singular fact that not single murder case faces the present term f court. Since the calendar was compiled, two men have been killed, but it is the general opinion that in neither case will an indictment be returned against the defendants.
 The civil calendar is heavy, with 116 cases awaiting disposal. In numbers, divorce cases lead all other classes, with thirty-four matters of this kind to be strengthened out.
 One case is to be tried in the United
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
THE PARISH PRIEST DRAWS WELL AT
 MAJESTIC

The new play at the Majestic theater last night was decided success. The Jimmie Lee company presented "The Parish Priest" and it was more pleas ing than anything that has been pro- duced for several weeks.
 As had been announced, Will Peters played the role of Father Whalen, the parish priest, and his audience was not disappointed in his interpretation of the character. Mir. Peters is very versa. tile actor, but he seemed to adapt him. self particularly well to the part he played last night.
 Edward and James Welch were broth CTS who had been left orphanss Ed ward, Roland Sedgwick, was sent to college and became a doctor He was assisted by Dr. Cassidy, Horace Lintz, who afterwards turned his practice over to the young doctor. Dr. Weleh gave up his boyhood sweetheart, Nellie Dur kin, and to further his ambitions be- came engaged to Agnes Cassidy Father Whalen had watched all the young peo- pie grow up and the turn of affairs grieved him sorely, so he resolved to set matters right.
 He succeeded in bringing about a reconciliation between Agnes Cassidy and her former lover, with whom she had quarreled, causing her to break her engagement with Dr. Welch, who is also forgiven by Nellie.
 Ethel Thornton appeared as Agnes Cassidy, and proved very capable in acting the part of the maid with a temper of her own.
 Wanna Ward made her first appear ance with the company last night. As Nellie Durkin she was very charming and was enthusiastically applauded. Marie Barbier appeared as Kate Cor rigan just from the Green Isle. Her charming brogue and clever wit made her seem genuine maid from Erin.
 Bert Russell played double role, first as Frank Dougher, Agnes lover, and then as James Welch. In the latter he did very good work, the part of fering better opportunity than any in which he has recently appeared.
 Jimmie Lee, as Michael Sullivan the old family servant, was a typical Irish man. It would be hard to decide wheth- CT he is better adapted to Irish or black face parts.
 The part is cleverly carried out Af. ter the middle of the third act it would seem that it must descend to an anti climax, but while everything ends hap oily, it is arranged in graceful man. ner, so that the audience is very agree ably surprised at the close. The closing tableau is very effective.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
HAMLET

Had melancholy, probably caused by an inactive liver. A bad liver makes one cross and irritable, causes mental and physical depression and may 1c suit disastrously.
 Ballard s Heroine is acknowledged to be the perfect liver regulator. If you Ire blue and out of sorts, get bot tie today. A positive cure for bilious headache, Constipation, Chills and Fever and all liver complaints. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
NEWLANDS HAS NEW
 SHIP SUBSIDY PLAN
Would Have Congress Build Auxiliary Fleet to Lease to Private Per
 sons in Times of Peace

RENO, New, October 2s.-Newlands made public tonight his answer to James McNab, president of the San Francisco chamber of commerce. who had written him asking the senator s views regarding the passage by con gress of a ship subsidy law.
 Newlands said he opposed subsidy and advocated rather that the United States build an auxiliary fleet to be leased to private persons in times of peace. The senator said that under the protective tariff the United States could not hope to compete with other nations in the carrying trade.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29

DJ tuls ScDeuule, the residents or Miami will be able to leave that point at o'clock in the afternoon, arriving m Globe fifty minutes later. This will allow three hours for trading and still permit the people of Miami to return to their homes by o'clock.
 Or, if they so desire, the residents of that section may come into Globe in the evening, leaving Miami at : clock Thus they would reach Globe in time to transact a considerable amount of business before the closing of the local stores, returning the next morning, ar. irving at Miami at 9:25.
 This innovation promises to be of great advantage to the people of Miami at the present time, as it will permit them to make quick and easy trips Co Globe at pay day time, in order that they may do their shopping with the Globe merchants.
 Whether the "pay day" special will be permanent thing, depends on de velopments. It is being received with great favor at Miami, however, and will probaly be retained permanently. special trains to run on the day follow ing each pay day in the Miami district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
OFFICERS

States civil court. Five bankruptcy cases adorn this section of the calendar.
 Many of the cases, both civil and criminal, will probably be dropped and there is but little heavy business to come up during the November term of court. As the result, it will not be of great length.
 The present calendar, printed by the Silver Belt, contains valuable addi- tion in a set of rules, governing the fil- ing of papers with the clerk of the district court and pertaining to the regulations of that office.
 Court will open next Monday, when the grand jury will meet and take up matters which have been left to it's disposal
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
OFF FOR MoUNTAINs-H. E.

OFF FOR MoUNTAINS-H. E. Pos ton, Representing the Peters Cartridge company. with headquarters at San Francisco, is guest at the home of J. C. Naquin for a few days and will be q member of hunting party which will leave this morning for the Sierra An chas. The party will be composed of Mr, Poston, J. G. Naquin, Frank Mur doeh and Bert Jackson, and as all of the gentlemen are experienced nim4 rods, their friends may expect some choice game for dinner after their re- turn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
FIGHTERS JAILED-Jack Gree,

and Frank McDowell, who created a disturbance in the rear of North Broad street saloon, Wednesday night, by engaging in a fistic altercation, were haled before Judge Hinson Thomas yes terday, on charge of disturbing the peace. The defendants admitted that they had allowed their fists to enter into personal argument and both were sent to jail for ten days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29

For clear head ana strong mind, DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the fam, ous liver pills. Dewitt s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled for anything where salve is needed, but it IS especially good for piles. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
LEAVE FOR FLoRIpA-Mr. am,

Mrs. C. w. Mehl left Wednesday morn ing for Miami, Fla, where they will spend the winter Mrs. Mehl started for there few weeks ago, but became Ill when she reached Galveston and re- turned home. She has now recovered sufficiently to make the journey and hopes the winter s sojourn in Florida will benefit her health. Mrs. Mehl s father lives at Miami.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
MAY SPRINKLE Now-Announee

ment was made at the city water of flee yesterday to the effect that in the future, lawns may be sprinkled once week. Persons living on the east side of the dividing line, Sutherland street, may sprinkle from to 8 a. m. and from 4 to 6 p. m, on Fridays, and those in other sections of the city dur ing the same hours, on Saturdays.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29

terday, covering the narrow portion of North Broad street at its intersection with Bone street. Three other surveys which will be made along this same line, will be completed within the next few days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
ToNIGHr's .DIscoURsE-At

Gospel tent back of the court house, the topic will be from Zeph. l:12, "And it shall come to pass at that time, that will search Jerusalem, and punish the men that say in their heart, the Lord will not do any good. neither will he do evil" A warm tent and warm welcome. Singing begins 7;30. Evan gelists Bond and Brown.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
HOTEL MAURgr'
(Lodging ApartmlD.

North Globe, under Lew n'| is a very desirable place. \ are large, clean, comfortsH. | like; very convenient to s1 O D. mine. Room by day month. Very reasonable ten.
 MRS. HENRY PAyJ
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
Will Give Suburban Resi- dents Opportunity to
 Shop in Globe
TRAIN SCHEDULE
 VERY CONVENIENT
Will Permit Greatest Time in Globe for Shortest
 Absence from Home

According to adyices received at the local offices of the Gila Valley railroad the proposed 'pay day" speci1l be. tween Globe and Miami will be in, stalled Thursday, November II, or the day following the pay day at the Mianl mining district
 Three trains each way will be run. The schedule which has been annouu"cd is as follows:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
SANITY oUEsTIoNED-Winiam

McClintock, an old cattle man who IS we'll known in this part of the country, was arrested yesterday on an insanity charge. The prisoner is said to be harmless, but suffering from a deluslon that some one is trying to kill him. He will be examined today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
FUNERAL NOTICE
United States, Territorial, County and
 City Depositary

TEMBY-The funeral of the late Will jam Archie Temby will be held this afternoon at the. Methodist church at 2:30 P. m. Friends invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
REALTY TRANsFERs-The foll

ing deeds were placed on record yester- day; Peter Robertson to Thomas Ar mer and Thomas Armer to Matilda c. Armer, lot 56 by III feet, at Ash and
 East streets. James D. Meyers to w. T. Jennings, lot I, block IA, East Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29

Special rates to Indian Hot Springs. Spend few days there. It will make you feel like a new person.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
NEW DEI.AcEY HousE

Is now open in new Amster block. Broad and Bailey. Smith cafe on ground floor
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
GOLDEN IS JAILED-Fred Golden

who was arrested few days ago, on charge preferred by his wife to the effect that he was drunk and disorderly, was sufficiently sober yesterday, to be tried. Judge Thomas sentenced Golden to spend the next twenty-five days in jail.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
P. P. GREER, A. c. SMITH, E. M. HURD,
 Committee,
THANK FORMER PRESIDENT

The Globe Central Trades Council ex- tends it's thanks to President H. D. Green and wishes him the best of sue cess in his new venture as manager and editor of the Miami Messenger. GLOBE CENTRAL TRADES COUN- GIL,
 FRED H. MYERS,
 Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
A BIG HIT

The Chicago Newsboy Trio. See them to night at the Iris.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
MONEY TO LoIy

At low rates on improved |, for building, on easy tern'' ment. Building plans furna Globe Real Estate Office, | Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
NOTICE.

Linn Gow-China ranch, s,I from town wants those who ] on his pasture to call for a,| out of water.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29

SURVEY BROAD STREET-En, gineer Ed Steward made a survey yes
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

The bankers of Globe desire to ex. press their hearty appreciation of the generous cooperation of the business men who so ably assisted them in ell. tertaining the visiting bankers.
 We particularly wish to thank the gentlemen of Globe who so ably ad. dressed the convention, the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railway, the Silver Belt Publishing company, the Daily Globe, the superintendents of the vari. ous mining companies, the Globe City band, and especially the committee of ladies whose efforts contributed SC largely to the entertainment of oul guests.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
sHuTE RETuRNs-Deputy Sheriff

Eugene Shute returned to this city yesterday, after fve-day trip to Winkleman and Phoenix. Shute made the trip as far as Winkleman and return on horseback, going into Phoenix by rail.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29

If you are sick, get weE well, get pleasure and res Hot Springs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29

EXAMINE MABIN-D. A. Mabin, charged with murder as the result of his action in shooting T. A. A, an Apache Indian, a week ago, will be examined before Judge H. II. Pratt today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29

WOMEN PAY C0STS-Lizzie Baum and Rose Williams, who were arrested Wednesday for disturbing the peace, faced Judge Ilinson Thomas yesterday on the charge. They were found guilty and fined $7.30 each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
A BIG HIT

The Chicago Newsboy Trio. Se them to night at the Iris.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-29
DANCE SATURDAY

At Library hall, given br. Globe Pleasure club.
The Washington times., 1909-02-01
Distance From City


MIR TAYLOR-How far is Takoma
Park from the main plant of the com
pauy?
Mr.. lie CLERC-I think ne generally
consider e. five or six miles from the
city. L do not know where the main
plant of the company is. Perhaps Mr..
GoIdsborough could tell,
Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are two
plants
Mr. LIE CLERC-I do not know which
one supplies us.
Mr.. GOLDSBOROUGH - They both
supply YOU the mains connect the two.
You are about seven OF eight miles
away.
Mr.. LIE CLERC-No. not above six
miles. Do YOU mean from your plaut2
MIR. GOLDSBOROUGH-From the one
on the river You are at least seven
miles
Mr.. LIE CLERC-Here Is Il letter from
Lewis Riggless In which he says:
one evening. about November J. On arriv-
ing home / noticed the odor OF gas on enter
rho dinner was being prepared. / examined
the gas range and found the oven with the
gas on. but not burning.
or course. people who are in the room
when the gas goes out do not notice
the gas escaping, because il lis so grad
uaI but people entering from the fresh
air do notice IT,, and there is where me
danger comes ia, for people, children
who may be ia the room. ii they did
notice IT, they would not pay any at
tentiOn to 1t.
The gas was being used on top of the stove.
ana had not the condition Of the oven been
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

explain your contention that YOU do
not think there would any more deaths
from water gas than there would from
coal gas?
Either Gas Would Have Killed.
Mr. FORSTALL-I say that iuvesti-
Gauons of the actual deaths of human
beings from exposure to gas poisoning
nave shown, and the gentleman who
mas made more OF those Investigations
than any other one man IN the world
probably made d statement here yes
lefdaE that personally, he was con
Fihced from his Investigation that the
conditions Of exposure were such that
Inc coal gas would have killed in prac-
ideally every case. and that is what /
nave said, that the conditions of eX-
posture are such that the gas with the
lower percentage OF carbon mOnOZide
would have killed. and that is all YOU
can DO TO anybody.
Dr. HAEWOOD-Can YOU give us q
reference to any literature that will
prove that point OF yours that you have
just made2
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

Continued on Tenth Page.}
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

More Pressure for Suburbs.
Mr.. TAYLOR-Y0u claim that vii
bring a Supply sufficient to take care
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

I have complained TO tho company since.
the last inspector informed me that all he
could do Tor I1e was % report conditions: that
tho meter was lu perfect condition. and thas
when cold weather SET iu there yFDuld be sim
less pressure because or the drain on the
service due 10 heating appliances being ia
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

They work harder at the gas COM
panies on sunday. He continues;
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

Here is the most unusual value
ever offered TO the Washington peo-
Ole in modern extension tables. ABB
sOlutely Full CHARTERED Sawed Oak
Hand finished an3 pOlished-Claw
feet: steel ball bearing rollers. Here
tOfore unknown for OR nR
less than $3.50. Dur o. Ia
ing this sale...s......... - > -
The Washington times., 1909-02-01
Statement Of J. a. lie Clerc.

Mr.. TAYLOR-Mr. lie CIerc. we will
hear you.
Dir. lie CLERC-Mr Chairman, ]
represent the Citizens Association of
Tacoma Park and / ana not here to
take up the question o. carbon mon
oxide in gas at all but realizing,
however. that the carbon mOnoxide in
all gas Is poisonous ] want TO bring
before the committee the conditions
that exist iu JakOma Park conditions
which are to our mind iutOieTable
and they are conditions which are not
only dangerous To property. but to life
and health also and I'm order that
may bring this forward to you in way
that YOU can appreciate the dang
20 which we are subjected / want to
which i have received from q score
Of men from TakOma Park bearing on
this subject. Here is q letter from
T. l.. LeWt0us a bOtanist in the De
paTfmeut OF Agriculture, and / am
not going to read the whole letter, but
just that part which bears on this
question.
He says.
on November Is last the gas pressure was
so low at $3.50 p. m. that the fame burning
ia the gas range lu which cur evening meal
was being cooked went out entirely. and 1t
was only Dy it's prompt discovery that a seri-
Gus catastrophe was prevented.
The lights iD the kitchen and Inning room
did not go entirely out. and tie gas which
poured into the Kitchen from the .suruers OF
the stove would soon have caused an ex-
uiosion had not the strong smell OF gas
caused me 10 investigate and turn OFF the
burners.
cock, who is, / believe "a path3iosist IN
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

The stove usually cannot be lighted unit
about 6il5. ] have complained repeatedly
the gas company. On two occasions the
sent men who looked at the meter and pJ
In some new gas tips. This uusausfaCtor
condition has existed since the last Of OctG
Der.
The Washington times., 1909-02-01
Tr0n ~. u Wriphf.
Here IS q letter from Mr., W. +. Wish
lie saws.

He says
Frequently the gas when jim use VIII 20
out. and constant WatchfuIugss iz required
O. turn of the jets when this occurs.
In spite OF this poor service however nv
bin during the month from October IS to
November Us was $3.50 while the largest bin
during the previous twelve months was but
$780, and 30 s. usually about S250.
That i5 very easily understood, be-
cause when you have such low pressure
as that that gas IS disseminated before
1t can reach the object which ia intended
TO heat. so we are burning q tremendous
amount of gas To no purpose whatever.
and ia lighting il is the same way. Here
is q letter from Mr.. II. &. Gore, Of the
bureau OF chemistry. iu which ne says:
Cur gas has gone out every day at about
$50 p- III. for the last seven days, except
Sunday
They work harder at the gas COM