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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
THE COUNTS FINANCES

County Treasurer Dan Williamson, in his June report to the board of supervisors has es- tablished new financial record in Gia county, and one that will eclipse every county in Arir zona at this particular time of the year. And in this new record Mir. Williamson will undoubted- ly be willing to share the glory with the mem bers of the county board, whose prudence and economy in the disposition of the peoples money, have made it possible. The statement shows that the county has cash balance on hand of 92,76O.02, and the respective funds
 which are usually pretty we'll drained at this time of the year, are as corpulent and prosper ous appearing as Chicago alderman. The statement breathes of broadcast county pros perity, easy money and a cheerfulness on the part of the people to separate themselves from it. It tells story as well of faithful and untir- ing service on the part of the treasurer, and it tells in unmistakabe terms of good and econom- ical methods on the part of the members of the board of county supervisors in conducting the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
A GREAT ADVERTISEMENT
 FOR GLOBE

The Silver Belts special mining edition, upon which work is now progressing, will be one of the finest works of its kind ever issued in the
 southwest. The edition will be in book form,
 printed on fine book paper, illustrated with num- erous halftone engravings and bound in hand tsome chromatic cover designed especially for the Silver Belt by leading Chicago artist. Thirty thousand copies of this edition will be
 printed and distributed where they will do the
 most good It will be the first edition of this kind ever issued in Globe The entire district
 and the beautiful valley of the Gila will be faith
 fully mirrored. Experienced mining writers
 are now at work preparing copy for the mining
 section of this edition. A series of articles by
 we'll known local mining men and business men
 will be feature. The edition will go free to all
 regular subscribers to the Silver Belt Extra
 copies will sell for 25 cents. Prudence will be
 displayed by placing orders for copies in ad-
 vance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

peoples business In brief andsin reality it is just another revelation of the wonderful growth of the great Globe district and the exemplary manner in which the public servants are per forming their respective duties.
 In the face of many needed improvements throughout the county, which will have to be made W skhn very short time, this expose of the county's finances should be highly gratify- ing to the taxpayers. As has been intimated a slight raise in the tax rate may be necessary, but the people will cheerfully accept this if sat- isfed that the funds are being judiciously ex- pended, and in manner that will more than offset the outlay in enhanced valne of their holdings
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
TRANSLATED BY MAuDE MARIE.


 Verify, verify, my daughter, when man proposeth unto a maiden, why doth she al- ways say, "This Is so sudden!''
 Yea, why is she so''s surprised?'
 For, by the time he hath discovered that she is different from other maidens, hath she not already made up her mind whether to be married in white satin or going-away gowni
 And by the time he hath begun to think of flat for two, hath she not already picked out the flat and decided upon the furnish ingss
 Yet, To! when, after many weary moons, the proposal cometh, her ears are not pre- pared for what she heareth and she is as- founded!
 For, mark by what slow degrees even "by inches ''-she landeth him.
 Behold, how she leadeth him into dim cozy corners and beside, the stilwaters of the con- servatory fountain, where all is propitious' Yet, he speaketh not.
 She standeth with him upon the mountain top and sitteth beside him upon the lonely beach; and she saith in her heart, "now- or never-he will speak up."
 Yet, he remaineth silent
 She lureth him into the green fields at twi- light. She becometh affrighted at strange COWS and things in the dark. She rusheth unto him for protection and falleth in his arms. Yet his tongue cleaveth unto the roof of his mouth.
 She maketh him at home in the dining room and feedeth him from the chafng dish. She weareth dotted Swiss apron and play eth the domestic
 She introduceth him unto her sisters chil- dren and sighest significantly. But he will not be moved!
 Then, in her despair, she giveth it up, say ing unto herself "Go to! There is nothing doing. Lo! have wasted my time. Yea have eaten of the fruit of the lemon tree!" And in her wrath she picketh quarrel with him and leaveth him in huff.
 Yet, on the following day, when she saileth forth in macintosh and rubbers, he meet eth her upon the muddy street corner. And then, To! beneath dripping umbrella and between two trolley cars, with the eyes of the multitude upon them, he exclaimeth: "Say, cant stand this thing any longer! When wilt thou marry mel"
 Yet, let her gather the fruit of her labors and let her works praise her; for, peradven ture, in all the days of her life she shall get nothing nearer to a real proposal! Selah!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

If the demand is to be supplied at least twenty additional business houses will have to be erect ed in Globe the coming summer. Placing Broad street frontage at $l 900 per foot and covering it with a two-tore-room building fifty feet wide and costing not to exceed $20 000 the investment will pay twenty per cent and ten year leases can be secured Where is there another city in the union that offers the same inducementf Idle money will early find its way to Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
MORNING SMILES
The PeSsinist ReUoltS

The PesSmist ReuoltS 1 refuse to keep asmiling just to please pesky
 bard. llrevile what need reviling and I Fl do it good
 and hard. Poets tell us to be cheery, to keep smiling all
 the time; And they make me mighty weary with their
 O-be-joyful rhyme. Here my protest I am filing, and you'll kindly
 note the same, decline to keep a-smiling just to boost poets
 game. You can pattern from the poet, but I'm going on a strike; And, l want you all to know it, I'll be grouchy when like.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Fine Old Names.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
 A brisk discussion is afoOt just now among the newspapers over the qaes'l0l of who "put the kettle one" It "a' either Molly, or Polly, or Jennie' !" Johnny, or Jerusha. However the us pute may end, it certainly is PleaSah' I to hear those dear old names agaih' U, this whimsical age of Maymes suD Jaynes and Ethyls and Maries, and ou sannes and Daysies and Annette' @n@ ' Helenes, there's decidedly Whoie'0- sound to Molly and Polly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Ambassadors as Graftars

From the Chattanooga Times.
 When ambassadors become graf,.,. as it is said the French and Russian .. voys to Constantinople were ofSe;,l integrity is, indeed, in a bad way Co, ruption lower down, unfortunatelv ]. common enough, and we are gettip, accustomed, if not ealloused. to ,b,, but when it taints a diplomatic pOst l, causes an exceedingly "painful in. pression," as the foreign dispatches sr. wont to say.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Guam a Lucky Domain.

From the Boston Herald. .
 Lucky Guam, The people felt 'lS. n~ they were burdened with unneees'a'n high duties and complained to 'Sp'aa a;s Dorn, the naval governor. A '' ;, commission was formed at onee' ap m vestigation made, and a revision ."ns uO, ward was outlined, which will oseV% .ss law as soon as it is approved U' D., president and Secretary Meyer Guam is not entitled to the oi'''''s of self government
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Advertising for Freedom.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
 The Newman, Ga, News prints tti: unique want "ad.": WANTED-Young man in jail wants out; suggestions solicited that migh, result in immediate release; want; poets address who wrote "Stons Walls Do Not a Prison Make; Noi Iron Bars a Cage" Address JOHN L. SHEER.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Bryan Not Quite Fair.

From the Kansas City Star.
 MT. Bryan is still finding fault witl the way the 'republieans" are making a mess of tariff revision. If MT. Bryan was quite fair he would make the com. plaint against the way the republican. and democrats are making mess of re. vision.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
The Latest Fad
From the Rochtster Herald

From the Rochtster Herald.
 Bill Tn tired of living from \. to mouth. I'm the boy who is roira a,.' ! marry a rich girl and put an snS \ this starving business. '
 Jim-Shuckst You We no mora .,. to marry a rich girl than I bsvs !. fly to the moon.
 Bill-Yes l have. I'm going to .., a job. tomorrow as choofer, and ;s | don t marry dad $ darling you can s.. my head for football.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Homeless Insanity,

From the Richmond Times Dispatch
 "I understand you have too mue' money here, 7" remarked visitor to tae treasury department, and was promPa' arrested. The officials did right. Any body who thinks that about our treas ury is plainly unfit to be trusted about
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Quite Homogeneous.

From the Springfield Republican, and
 The Roger Sullivan democIs's Billy Lorimer republicans would io O.,,y perfectly homogeneous political P a, s and it would be a national Spo '.;o, state party. They form large of both parties in all the states
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Grateful to Roosevelt

From the Houston Post.
 Because of the many things whiei tend to agitate the people of Texas, W. desire to thank Mir. Roosevelt at thr late day for going to Africa instead o coming to Texas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

The Dallas News is puzzled. Technically, Senator Culberson is the democratic leader in the senate. But when it came to leading, ten only followed Mir. Culberson on the iron ore schedule, while eighteen followed MT. Aldrich. Gentle reader, can you understand the density of the Dallas Newse
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Heavily Taxed Luxury.

From the Louisville CourierJoufns' u
 The Guggenheim interests n',. ". ia gently put into effect radicsi v. sep. salaries It costs money to keeps ' ator at Washington.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

The Silver Belt is glad to note the progress Globe is making along the lines of the city beau tiful. Flowers, little patch of green, and shade trees, are adding much to the attractiveness of the residential districts
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Unconstitutional Punishment.

From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
 Young Turkey refuses to punish As dul Hamid further than to send him into exile from Constantinople accompanied by eleven wives. Two would answer the ends of justice.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Mothers Way

From the Cleveland Plain Des,..
 A New York mothers clnh establish a Fathers day s. s which father can freely enjoy Sisl9I Q And no doubt mother is wiliipo .'el' ~ along and help him do it. "
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

''There is a confident feeling in business cir cles that good times are coming, no matter what congress does, /" says the Baltimore News Age cannot wither nor custom stale the infinite va riety of our optimism in this country.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
At tue Beach

And could you love me always!"
 ''Why, I suppose I could answered the par ty of the second part with some hesitation, ''but thought this was to be a summer engage ment."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Still. Hope.

From the Cleveland Leader.
 Belle-I wish the Lord had made ns a man.
 Nellie-Perhaps he has, only yU haven't found him yet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

That Missouri man who wants to give the Missouri river to Mir. Hartman probably thinks it necessary to distract Mir. Harriman's $ atten- tion from railroads no matter how desperate the means employed
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

"Uncle Andy" should make note of the fact that there are no strings tied to that medal France proposes to give to him. He will not have to hustle around and get another medal like it to go with it before he can feel that he owns 1t.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Why, Indeed!

From the Montgomery Advertiser.
 A six-foot snake was killed by tro' ley ear on the main street at Charleston Why, oh why, don t they cut the Weeds out there?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
A Strongly Fortias

From the Buffalo News.
 There is less excuse f gar than for protecti ticle on the tariff sc ways has been abor sforifed article on
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Hord to Capture

Henry James says that our girls lack eus- iveness."
 ''Not our hired girls.''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

Don't let your generosity blind your better judgment. Giving unwisely is much worse than not giving at all.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

"Steak is the Wilbur Wright Wright of the menu" says the New York American. No; it is not Wright sometimes comes down, but since when has steak been given to thati
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Shopping
gain matinee

''I hear you are giving bargain matinee today.'
 ''Yes, madam
 May see one act as a sampler"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

This is Sunday. In just mild way show your appreciation of Gods great gifts and at tend divine worship in some one of the city churches
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

"The automobile is great incentive to good roads movements" :" says contemporary. Also to good sidewalks movements, we should think.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

Keep pace with the progressive even though your ideas are not carried out to the letter. In other words be a good fellow and not a dis gruntled grouch.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Golf Talk

''Back from Washington, see'' Yep"
 Did you land that postmastership you were afters''
 ''No; foozled."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Going Atone

The man who rocks the boat is due
 To be made paddle his own canoe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

While this is the greatest copper city in the United States don't forget that Globe dirt real estate--is as good as gold You can buy today on ground floor basis.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

Let us build greater Globe and make great CT everything therein.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

"The dandelion fears no man," says the Jew ell, (Kas.) Republican. The dandelion, how ever, is not an African product
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

In pulling for Globe you are pulling for your self.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
4 Spacious Plea

"Then you can give me no hopea"
 "No; love another, and from the bottom of my heart'
 But; you know, they say there's always room at the top"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

Castro is taking mean advantage of spain in insisting on living therein
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
GOOD MORNING

Then deem tt not an idIe thing
 4 pleasant aoord to speak; The face you acear, the thought yoa bring, 4 heart mag heal or break.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06

Globe has the finest all the year-round climate in the world. Isn't that the truth7
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Going Some

We live ill rapid times.'
 "Yes; last months styles look very old-fash- toned now''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-06
Incor

lD~0r From the Dali.
 Who can h .a,t hand which ' hes mn " hh fluffy metar former,v pNA dos' paw with q to slrateb oro' "'e'ely dig up TO, withi sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
REGIMEN AUToN0M1Co
Separation de poderes

Articulo Con un Regimen Auto
n6mico podrian estar separadas como
Festan en- el Estado las funciones de GO
bierno. pues apesar de existir en- la actuai
lidad en- Puerto Rico, un regimen donde
las funciones legislativas, ejecutivas y
iudiciales estan invadidas la una por Ia
otra Y confundidas todas entire 81, no
existe NADIA mas antidemocratico y mas
en- pugna con Ia letra y el espiritu de ia
Constitution de los Estados Unidos, que
lei famoso Bill Foraker, Ley Constitucfo-
NAL de Puerto Rico.
Ell Congreso de los Estados Unidos al
conceder un regimen auton0mico q Puer-
Ito Rico no tendr1a mas remedio que de-
|terminar en- ell acta carta constitutional
que nos diera, expresa implicitamente,
la separation absolute de los poderes de
|gobierno legislative, ejecutivo y judicial,
pues, ese es uno de los principles conslg-
|nados en la Constitution de los Estados
Unidos y de mas en- armonia con el espi-
ritu de sus grandes instituciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
REG 1MEN DEL EsTADo
sel7aracion de poderes

! u
Articulo 5.-En el Estado Americana
las funciones legislatiyas, executives
iudiciales obran iibre 6 independents
Imente. La mayor parte de las Constr
tuciones de los distintos Estados, deter
}niinan en- t&rpainos preeisos, aunque
diferentes, la sepatsci6n de los tres po-
deres del gobierllo.
La Constitution de los Estados Unidos
v las de algunos Estados, no deterininan
de una manera expresa La separation
de los poderes de gobierno siho que sim
|plemente invisten en- la legislature, el
poder legislative, en- los tribunales dc
justicia 81 poder judicial y en- el ejecuti-
vo 81 poder ejecutivo.
En- la Mayoria de las CONSTRUCTORS
de los Estados, no solamente Sc deter
minan expresamente la separation abso-
luta de los poderes de gobierno, sino cue
tambien Sc prohibe estrictamente la ia
ltervencion invasion de un poder sn
otro & la confusion de ellos entire 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
Nunsefo2 211


porado & La Naci6n Americana ilhplica el
deber. mas trascendental a1n, pues en-
vuelve la vida de nuestra Patria, de con-
|triBnir las inmehsas cargas tributarias
de Ia Naci6n En- una palabra, con ei RED
gimen auton6nico no interyendrlames
como Intervene 81 Estado Americana, a
la politica y en- la direction de los deA-
|tinos de aquel grandioso pueblo, pero
|asegurariamos para siemprc nuestra pro-
Epia vida, el bienestar econ6mico del pals
EAdenas. Puerto Rico tendrfa con ua Re
|gi,nen Autonomico todo 10 que desea, ufr
verdadero self government, este es, inter-
veneion directa en- nuestros propios as,in-
tcs. Puerto Rico jamas aspiraria, aunque
fuera un pueblo giganteseo, mayor ! mas
pcderoso aim que el Pueblo Amerlcapo,
. mtelvenir en- "a polftica de otrn pueblo
|extrano y 8 diigir sus destinos. Puerto
Rico pequelo s grande, pobre 8 rico, IL
bill 8 poderoso, jamas violarfa Jos princi-
pios mas rudinentarios del Derecho de
Gentes, interyiniendo dirigiendo los
destinos de pueblos extra1os.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
REGIMEN DEL ESTADO
Poder Legislative.

Articulo 4--El Poder Legislative del
Estado es absolute soberano. Fuera de
LA Constitution de los Estados Unidos, de
la propia Constitution del Estado y de
las restricciones propias de las institu-
Clones americans, el poder Legislative
del Estado es ilimitado.
En- General, el poder legislative del
Estado reside en- una Asamblea Legis-
lativa compuesta de dos Camaras; una
lei Senado y la otra, la Camars de Repre-
|sentantes, constituida por I'm ndmero
|determinado de miembros y electos por Ell
pueblo de acuerdo con la Constitution
" las leyes de cada Estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
(Continuard.)
Flores y poetas

De aAgin iempo: aca los horticala-
torres vienen daudo q las flores NOM
bres de poetas: Ia rrsa Armand Sill
yestre, y la orquidea Catulle Mendes,
son la Ultima moda.
Pues bien: no solo han de honrar Ia
poesia los horticultores.
Los medicos no habfan de ser menos,
y han empezado tambien q poner non2-
bres de poetas q las enfermedades.
I'm doctor, recordando que Paul de
Musset habfa Observable que en- su her
mano Alfredo las paipitaciones. del pull
$50 iban acompa1adas de una involuntaria
oscilaei6n de la cabeza, ha estudiado esta
partieularidad medica, que proviene, Sc
|g1n parece, de insufciencia a6rtica y
ha dado al fenQmeno este nombre: 'Sfl-
toma de Musset''.
Fe]iznente para 81 poeta, no necs-
'sitaba de este tribute parasser inmor
tai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
COMPARAC1ON

Articulo 2.-Con ell regimen autono-
nlaco estariamos al mismo nivel moral
en- cuanto & ciudadan1a Sc rehera, que
los ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos.
Puerto Rico seria un pueblo libre, so
berano independence, 10 mismo que 10
|es cualquiera de los Estados Unidos de
IA Naci6n Americana.
Con nm regimen autonomico especial,
lei Conereso de los Estados Unidos ten
Fdr1a menos intervention en- Puerto Rico
|que en- cualquiera de los Estados de la
Naci6n, pues de acuerdo CON la seci6n
(octaya dd artfculo primero de la Consti-
tuoi6n de los Estados Unidos, el Congre-
$50 tiene poder para imponer y cobrar a
los Eltados s Territories de la Nacion,
|contribuciones 8 impuestos con el obje-
Ito de pagar las deudas de la naci6n y
proyeer para la defensa com1n y el be-
nehcio general de los Estados Unidos,
asi como para tomar dinero q prestamo
sobre el credito de los Estados Unidos /;
Iestablecer servicios de correos; constituir
tribunales inferiores q la Corte Suprc-
| ma, como pnr ejemplo las Cortes Fede-
raies; lev3ntar y sostener Ell ejercito y
| Ia armada; los servicios de puertos fa-
ros, etc, etc.
Con un regimen auton6mico especial
no tendriamos que contribuir q sostener
esos gastos inmensos q los que contribu-
yen todos los Estados y Territories de
Ia Naci6n, y ademas nuestras Rentas In
ternas y Aduanas ingresarfan en- nuestro
propio Tesoro en- IHgar de ingresar .en
|el Tesoro Federal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
REGIMEN DEL BrADo
soberania

Articulo 3.-En sentido abstracto, la
soberania reside en- Ia Naci6n = Ia cons
tituye Ell Pueblo, pero generalmente Ell
poder soberano es ejercido por cuerpos
representatives. En- los Estados Unidos
de America donde eUsten formas repu-
blicanas de gobierno el poder ahsoluto
y soherano de Ia Naci6n reside en- el
Pueblo En- los Estados en- particular,
la soberania es absolute y sobetana tam
bien, en- todas aquellas cuestiones que
de acuerdo con Ia Constitution de los
Estados Unidos no fueron defeeadas por
los Estados en- particular, 5 la Naei6n 8
Al Gobierno Central.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
REG11nB AUT0KoMco
Constitueiln.

Ar.iculo lei Regimen Antonoml-
20 puede ser creado Por ef congfeso
4. los Estados Bnid0a, de acuerdo con
= Tratado de Paz ceneertado entire e'
Re;no de Espana > lus hskados unidoa
ae America , CON a Parrsfo sesnnd0
=. !. Seccion tercera 0el Axtlculc
~..r+n de Ia Constltuei6n del Pueblo
I ssAmericano, 4 petici6n, con ei con
ssenStimiento , Ia yoiuntad expresas de'
Pueblo de Puerto Rico; esto es, en-. .v1r-
tud de petici6n hecha al Congreso &c
sos Estados Unidos por los euerpos re.
gnrxsentatlvos del Pueblo de Puerto
R,eo. In Legislature Insutar-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
IN PRGBL[MA De AC7UAL|DAD
nnNUDI0 CoNRA1A1IvO
,.,rr 4 rfrin IA n11 R6gnen que
c.nsrsse Unihos 9udera otorgar Puerto Rico

Hl Regimen del Estado Americana
no puede crearse en- Puerto Rico inme-
diatamente; entire multitud de circuns-
tancias de fndeae Intellectual, econ6mi-
co, etnieo, geografco, ETC., que pudi6s
ranos citsr, existen como principalfsi-
mas: Il ruina completaade Ia gricultu-
r del cafe; Il careneia absoluta de
industrias y el encontrarse el comercio
en- manos extrangeras; ls enorne dis
tancia que separa nuestra terra del
continente americana; las condolences
etnieas del pals, y por hltimo la cues
ton de raza, color, idioma, tradici6n,
costumbres y religion de nuestro pue-
bio.