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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15
E. JU|C|O CONTRA FL SEN0R DALDAS


Il iuicio contra nueStrO compaieo en
Ia prcsssa, sefor Vicente Balhis. duec-
toar del "IIeraldo Espanol." La
oncurrerrin era tan WUmerosa que CO.
mo declines, era impossible pssar nj
,.al6n de sesiones.
La mssa de- las defcnSas csstaha ocu-
pada por togados dstmgnhos, cn Ia
mcsa dc la prcIRa tomaron aslcnto
los rc,rcscrtantes dc lns diariOs de
.,>,a capital.
A las nspevc v media 81 jucz liass',-
lie lee Ia D-IRacion contra cl senor
Balhis. d. acomctmicnto y agrsl|n
form,lada por Jose Gutierrez 'dhls
Chocolate.
La demmcia Va es conocnia de rnIss-
tros l,s,torS, Y hacemos ease 0mlso dc
Ola.
Dcc,araron como iestlgos de- cargo,
4 dcn,lnciamn, Luw Velcz Lopez, M-
Mus Torres Jose Cruz.
"Chocolatc" manifesto que Balbas.
lc habia golpcado en- la cara Y iuego.
con Fl baston que portaba lc dio nn g"i-
pc. 4 prcguntas del scnor BenItez Gas
ano. ahogado dcl deuunciantc, comic
a dllr no do nj seuor i}aibaS la hOJa
suclta en- la cual So IT, insultaba, que el
la rcpartia los concurrcntcs. que esta-
nan EN- 81 teatro In nochc del succSo-
-lDc modo-Ie dijo ci defcnsor-
aue ustcd sufri6 del senior Balbas un
haStonaZo.
-Si-dijo Chocoiaie-y no me do
otro. porque cchd 4 corr'r-
y d6nde Ic pego'
En- 81 music. en- la pIerna.
Fl tcstieo Luis Vticz Lopez, declare
me q Sc cncnntraba en- 81 teatro, que
vi6 como "ChocoIatc' cntrcgaba la
hoia suclta BaIbas, y quo este le tiro
IN golpc con la mano, no sabe 81 ic dI",
nero ol1c Al hacer Balhas uSo del baSt"n
- Chocolate echo II corrnr
Y le aIcanzof
ST. lc alcanzo
-D6nde le peg6 ei senor BalhaS'
I'm el hombro.
Tomas Torres. dice que Il sc eno"n-
tsaba en- una dc las ventanas iatera-
les d.I teatro. que presencio como 81
sonor Baibas coglo una hola s1iedta y
luego peg6 "Chocnlate.
4 preguntas de la defensa ~ con
tradlce el juez LasSalie ordena que
=. retire el estlgo.
Jose Cruz, declare que en- uno de
los intcrmedios del scgnndo afto VI"
Que '<Chocolate" n9partia hoJas s'iei-
las. No recuerda 81 eI repartdor en-
trcc6 4 Balbas la hola, pero aiTma
ale Balhas tiro un golps con IN ma
TO 4 "Chocolate" Y lutgo le do CON
/ bast6n.
A prepuntas de la defensa us*nrT~
n contaaxhcciOnes, no Nrpo sen'tidF
ON certeza ST Balbas llevaha ei ba,-
ton IN la mano derecha Izqunr-
ia IT
Terminan los test tIgoS de cargo.
FL polmia Valdespino, dJo q,b "s
taba DE servicio en- Ia plaza, vl1 co
mo "Chocolate" So acercaba a BaitHts',
entrs7rirrdole la hoja sueita, que bal
has la estrul6 & hizo asieman IL, tt
rarla al muchacho; no vId ievantar nm
glin bast6n nj mubo en- los npnentos
del hccho alteracion de la paz, PFs
nadie Sc dio cuenfa de lo que Octi-
rria
Manuel de la Cruz, policia, mani
fiesta que estaba eD Il teatro, que Vio
salr 4 Balbas y luegO un homtTe que
BE- entrcgaba una hoja, Balbas hizo
ademan de romper II papei y EN- eiec-
10 10 rompfo, peru no vl0 M que r.
CARA al hombre ~ nEanos que ievan-
tase Il bas:tn.
A prcg1ifrtas del Iuez LatsaHe de
si sc habia alteraslo a Orden manIi's-
t. que no.
Lorenzo Santiago. reporter dis9 = lls'-
raldo," declara POGO snsIs - nssSos 20
mo los am.criores tssstigos y mega q1F'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-15

III seHor Balikis 50 leyaDbo DID
as,ento. \ IEis-ssrslo una iiJers DeiR-
naoisua DC cab-za - refIs>i Do In Sa-
Ia aconnpallsdo de sI ab0gssIo 4 sei'ar-
Bs-0lfs.z tzsf3Fl0-
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-04-02
The MaiI-Order Citizen.

Governor Folk, of Missouri,
declares that every man should
be proud of his state and his
town. II do not believe in the
mail order citizen" says that
popular official. 1T is better
that we should have a thousand
towns than one large city. If
a place is good enough for man
to make his money in it certainly
should be good enough for him
to spend his money in.
The merchants have q just
right to all the business of the
town in which they have their
stores and every good citizen
will help them to get it.
mo town is better or worse
than it's citizens make it.
''Show me the stores and news
papers of a place and | will tell
you the sort of citizens it har-
bors."
Local association officers should
cooperate with the editors of
their local newspaper in defend
ing their town and its business
against the pernicious influence
of the mail-order house from
without and the mail-order citi-
zen within. N. A. R. D. Notes.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-04-02

Come to the 5 e. 10 cent store for all
your Easter cards and all kinds OF Eas-
ter novelties Rcd front.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-04-02
Towards The Top.

Several promotions will take
place in the Mobile & Ohio di-
vision officers in this city when
the resignation of B. H. Fox as
chef train dispatcher takes eff
feet on April first.
Mr.. Fox will go to Palestine,
Tex, where he has accepted the
position of chief train dispatcher
for division of the International
and Great Northern of which Il.
w, Clarke, formerly superinten-
dent of transportation of the
Mobile & Ohio, Is one OF the
head officers. Mr.. Fox has been
connected with the Mobile &
Ohio for many years and his
many friends will regret to learn
that he is to leave.
BIN. Jones, first trick dispatch
err has been promoted to the po-
sition of chief train dispatcher.
Mr.. Jones began his services
with the Mobile & Ohio railroad
as an operator en- the Jackson
district about fourteen years ago.
By close attention to his duties
Mr.. Jones advanced from an op-
orator along the line to a position
in the division offices, four years
ago being promoted to dispatch
er's position.
The above reference by a
Nurphreesboro, ILL.,, paper to one
Of Lee county,s young men is
but deserved compliment to a
most worthy young man. Nc
Whorter Jones was reared at Bel
den where his father, Mr.. c. S.
Jones, now resides, and his
friends in Lee county will be
pleased to know of his continued
success. While he has had quite
a number of fattering offers to
go with other roads, Mr.. Jones
has stuck to the "Old Reliable"
and promotion has followed as a
reward for his fidelity and good
service. We predict that other
promotions will follow as vacan-
cies above him occur.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-04-02
WANTED

Agent for this county. EXCLUSIVE
agency for the greatest cleaner on
earth. Itwashes clothes without rub
bling, and is guaranteed not to injure
in any the most delicate fabrics. 1t is
an easy seller. and pays big commits
sions. Write at once for particulars.
Address The Booster Soap Company,
Box, 1874, Holly Springs, Miss.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-04-02
Special Notice.

The time for the state Spring meet
ing of the Presbytery of East Mississip-
pi has been changed from March Both
to Tuesday April 9th, 7:9O p. m. at
Nettieton, Miss.
j. w. ALLEN, S. G.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-04-02
Stewart, Miss. June Both, 1903.
Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co.,

Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co.,
Florence, Ala.
Gentlemen:-I have used your goods
for several years, and have no hesitancy
in saying they gave the very best re-
suits and We're satisfactory IN every
way.
Your Customer,
w. B. JOHNSON
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-04-02
Notice

Teachers Examinations
On Friday and Saturday, April 2 and
3rd and again April 16 and II,
there will be held examinations for the
white teachers in the court house IN
Tupelo, beginning promptly at
o'clock A. Nj.
E. P. CLAYTON Supt. of Education
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
SEND IN YOUR NAME ]. FOR PUBLICATION IN DIRECTORY
NEW CITY DIRECTORY NEARING CoMPLETIoN-HAvE YOU
 BEEN OVERLOOKED.

The canvass for names for the new city directory is nearing completion The work has been done very careful | ly, but with the greatest care some names arc bound to be overlooked. Ii your name has not been taken by the canvassers, or if you have moved to another residence location since the cen sus, bring or mail your name, occupa. tion, street and number to the Silver Belt office at once. It is to everyone $ advantage to be properly placed in a city directory, making it possible for them to be found without trouble when occasion arises. The Silver Belt wants the names of all residents of the city IS years or more of age in this direc- tory. It will be but a few days until the book goes to press and then it will be too late to make additions or correc- tions.
 The work of numbering the houses and placarding tho streets also has been going along in very satisfactory man ner and will be finished in a few days. This is an improvement which the city has much needed. All the streets are being properly named and all houses numbered according to the city or dinance governing that matter. We don't think there is house in Globe now without a number. If so, we want to know about it. Full authority has been given by the city council to the Silver Belt to do this work and if there is any complaint in connection there with, it should be filed with the Silver Belt at once, and prompt correction will be made
 1t will be but short lime until Globe will be granted free mail delivery, and the work of naming the streets and numbering the houses is, preliminary thereto. If you are building new house, call at the Silver Belt office as soon as it is completed and you will be given your number. Do it now.
 And above all, don t fail to sec that your name and the names of those liv- ing within your gates are properly en- tered for the city directory. The time is short.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
BAPTIST MINISTERS
 CONFERENCE NOW IN SESSION
REV D. c. WILLIAMS or GLOBE PRESIDING OVER RELIGIOUS
 DELIBERATIONS.
ALL ARIZONA IS REPRESENTED
MANY SPEAKERS DISCUSS INTER EsTING TOPICS AT SESSION
 OF FIRST DAY.

PHOENIX, April l0.-The Arizona Baptist Ministers conference convened in annual session here Friday. The con ference was opened and presided over by President D. c. Williams of Globe The attendance was much larger than at any previous meeting.
 There were in attendance Pastors D c. Williams of Globe, Columbus Ward law of Stafford, Vim. NJ. Riddle of Cliff ton, John E. Kanarr of Bisbee;, Shaw of Douglas, F.. II. Hicks of Tucson, w. l.. Williamson of Yuma, R. l.. Creal of Tempe, Orville Coats of Phoenix, F. T. Walker of Prescott, A. ]. Futile of Buckeye, J. II. Smith of Salt River.
 Of ministers in the territory but moi in charge of churches there were pres ent: k. A. Winds of Tempe; Ray How lett of Buckeye, and F. M. Horning. The visitors were Drs. c. A. Wooddy of Portland, Ore; A. M. Petty of Los Angeles, Greaves of Los Angeles and John M. Moore of Boston.
 The officers elected for the coming years are: President, F. T. Walker
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
GOLD STRIKE MADE IN W|NKELMAN
 COUNTRY
RICH ORE FOUND IN LEDGE AP. PARENT FOR DISTANCE OF
 MORE THAN MILE

PHOENIX, April 10.--Seven miles north of the old Peter Winkelman ranch, now known as the townsite of London, and immediately north of the property of the London. Arizona Mining company, a gold strike has been made that is expected to start stampede to that district. The strike has been made upon a ledge from nine to, ten feet wide and which has been traced for mile. Wherever it has been pros pected ore has been found running hun ,,dreds of dollars to the ton in the yel. low metal.
 Alex Sears and .J.s H. Bates are the lucky discoverers of the new find. The first news of the strike was published in the Gazette March 23, and the first details have just been brought to Phoe- nix by s. NJ. Gardom, partner of Bates and Sears.
 Bates and Sears were grubstaked by Mir. Gardom and Phil Grigsby of Flor! ence and started out on prospecting trip. At the suggestion of MT. Gardom they went into the Winkelman country and began to prospect around the Lon don-Arizona property. MT. Gardom made this suggestion because of some rich gold orc he had seen from claim owned by Frank Harbin just north of the London-Arizona. Sears and Bates found ore far surpassing that of liar bin. Harbin helped them locate ten claims upon the ledge and has become their partner. The ten claims, there fore, are owned by Bates, Sears, Gar dom, Grigsby and Harbin.
 They have set price of $l00,000 upon their property as . starter. 4 Los Angeles mining expert named Campbell offered Gardom $2,000 cash for ten days option at $lo0,000 As Harbin, Sears and Bates could not be seen at that time, the option was not given. Campbell has gone to Los An gelcs to interest in the find capitalists with whom he is associated.
 Gardom left Phoenix early in the week for Kelvin. At- that place he CUuiu uOL iCdlu WhClC lydIcS anu hDNoi D were, as they had been keeping the To- cation of their find secret. Mr. Gar dom went down to the depot to catch a train for Florence, where he intended to see Grigsby and have 2 look at the ore. Grigsby happened to be upon the train, having just come from the strike. He had sack full of ore, much of which carried pieces of gold as big as peas.
 ''We do not claim that our ore is as rich as that taken from the Glory hole at the Salome strike" said MT. Gardom. We do claim, however, that it runs well up into the thousands and that there is no pocket. The rich ore is all along the ledge"
 The ore is heavy hematite of iron between lime and quartzite and occur ing at contact with porphyry dike. Campbell remarked that the formation alone would convince any mining man of the presence of an ore body of in credible extent.
 The Winkelman and Kelvin districts are excited over the fnd The secret of it's location has just been divulged and already the miners are rushing to tho new gold field.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM SAFFORD

SAFFORD, April lO.--Charles Solo mon and Maury Grider returned yester day afternoon from B business trip to Bowie.
 Miss Mabel Weber is confined to ber home with an attack of tonsilitis.
 NJ. Sapp from the Graham tunnel is in the city today. s
 ' The Etude club will meet Monday evening with Sidney Mashbir. The composer selected for study is Robert Schumann. W Miss Eunice Shafer is entertaining a number of her young friends this af. ternoon with an egg rolling.
 Judge Mcfarland is visitor to Saf; ford today.
 |. A number from Stafford will attend the bridge party given this evening by Mrs. I. E. Solomon at her home in Solomonville, mplimentary to MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Solomon of Stafford. M. J. Ringer is erecting another cot tage to rent on his property in the western part of the city.
 Rev. and Mrs. Burley of Solomon vile left this morning for Bowie, where the former will occupy the pulpit Sun day morning. On Monday they will go on to Phoenix to attend the district conference.
 Rev. Seaborn Crutchfela has given up his duties as pastor of the Methodist church south, and leaves next week for his home in San Bernardino, Cal. The place win be supplied by Rev. Bray, a young college graduate from Georgia.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
COUNTY HOSPITAL WORK NEARING
 FINISH
WHEN COMPLETED INSTITUTION WILL PRESENT PLEASING
 APPEARANCE

The work of constructing a new kitchen and dining room and two tuberculosis wards, at the county hos pital is rapidly nearing completion. The work of clustering these buildings be gan yesterday and they shoula be ready for occupancy within the next three weeks.
 The work of grading the grounds around the hospital is also being ear ried on expcditiously by Contractor King.
 The grounds have been practically put in shape, with the exception of leveling off the surface, which will be done as soon as q concrete wall is built around the place. This work is well under way, 500 feet of wall having been already put in place.
 The work of erecting an ornamental iron fence around the grounds will be commenced as soon as the wall is in place. When this work is finished and grass, flowers and shrubbery planted | it will be only matter of timc uutil the hospital grounds present q hand some appearance. The new additions, now under con struction, will greatly facilitate ths work of caring for patients at the hos piial and provide additional ward space as well, as the two rooms in the main building now used as kitchen and dining room, can then be utilized for the accommodation of patients.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
NATIONAL FORESTS OFFER TIMBER
 f0R SALE
PURCHASE OF SAW TIMBER Ar roRDs ATTRACTIVE RUsI.
 NESS OPPORTUNITY

In anticipation of an increased de.
 nand for lumber throughout the south. west during this spring and summer, the forest service has during the past few months been ascertaining on each na. tional forest just what can be placed on the market during the coming year All timber within the National forests which can be cut safely, and for which there is actual need, is for sale. All dead timber is on the market and green timber may be sold except where it's removal would make q second crop doubtful, reduce the timber supply be. low the point of safety, or iniure the streams. The limited supply on some forests prevents sales except for local use.
 Ii has been found that in the terri tories of Arizona and New Mexico the total amount of saw timber available for each year is, roughly, about l26,- 76l,000 feet f. M., in addition to a large quantity of cordwood. The most extensive bodies of timber designated for salc are located on the Coconino, Gila, Jemez, Pecos, Carson, Datil, Apache and Sitgreaves national forests. Upon the Coccnino the number of board feet available each year is, roughly, 2s,- 050C0O feet F. M.; Datil 5,00O,000; Gila, 32,s23,000; Jemez, l2,000,0O0; Apache, ll,s4O,OOO; and sitgreaves, la,- 750,000.
 This timber will be put on the mar ket in quantities to suit the purchaser, provided the amount desired is not so large as to create monopoly. All tim Der must be paid for in advance of cutting; the prices in each case will be determined on the ground, and the con ditions of payment arranged with the purchaser.
 All the timber sold on the national forests is cut and logged in accordance with the principles of conservative lum- bering, and low stumps, close utiliza- tion of merchantable timber and the disposal of refuse are required.
 The sales are administered upon a common sense basis by men of expert enee in this work in the southwest All timber sales in which the amount exceeds $l00 in value must be adver- tised for thirty days before the sale is awarded to the highest bidder. Sales
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

for amounts less than $l0O in value do' not require advertisement and can be made with very little formality.
 The forest officers in charge of the national forests will be glad to fully inform prospective buyers as to amount and price of tho timber to be sold, it's location, and the general requirements of the forest service in each case in regard to marking, logging, sealing, and disposal of refuse. -a
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
Eminent Authorities say

That outdoor exercise is needed by the American People. That's all very well, but, how can people with rheu- matism follow that advice. The an. swer is very simple-use Ballard $ Snow Eminent and the rheumatism will go; leaving you as spry as colt. Gives quick and permanent relief from rheu. matism, neuralgia, lame back and all pains. Sold by Palace Pharmacy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
BIG LINERS FIRST RUN.

ANTWERP, April l0.--The new Red Star liner Lapland left this port at ? O clock this afternoon on her maiden voyage to New York. She is the largest liner that ever sailed from Antwerp, and large crowd gave her an enthusi astic send off.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
of Prescott, and clerk, c. Sidney Mad

of Prescott, and clerk, c. Sidney Mad dox of Mesa. The days session was devoted to the discussion of topics peculiar to the work of pastor. The formal addresses were by Pastors Maddox, Creal, Coats, Cat ten, Walker and Williams.
 The evening sermon was by Dr. c. A. Wooddy of Portland, Ore.
 This meeting was by far the best in the history of the organization. Six new pastors have come in to the field during the year. Rev. c. C. Greasy of Eseondido, Cal, has been appointed to succeed k. D. Latter, who was killed last fall.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
NOTICE OF MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Turnbull Development Company will be held at the Newport Barber shop in Globe, May 3, 1909, at p. m.
 LYMAN c. WOODS. President.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

FoUND--A small gray mare, branded bar-V right shoulder, badly cut by wire. Prove property and pay ex- pensc. Copper Hill Stage Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
LOST AND FOUND.

MISPLACED OR LOST--An official size plain white envelope containing receipts and railroad. expense bilis from Gila Valley Railroad against the City Ice & Cold Storage Go. En- velope had following notation on out. side: Receipts and Expense Bills of the City Ice & Cold Storage Co. r Return to J. J. Keegan. Reward.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

LoST-Two miner's candlesticks on Saturday, between Miami and Globe. Finder please leave at sheriff E office and receive reward.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

LoST-Pair. rimless glasses, attached to spring winding guard. Return to Justice Hinson Thomas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

LoST--Gold filled watch, short chain fob attached. Leave at Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

WANTED-Will buy three dozen white Ieghorn bullets, at bargain. Box 636, Globe,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

LOST-Pocketbook containing money order, Finder please return to this office and receive reward.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

FOUND Bunch of three keys. Owner prove. property and pay for this ad. Keys at Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

FOR RENT-Two, four or six rooms,
 with awter, on Willow street, be. tween Cedar and Oak. Globe Cement
 < Construction Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

Highest class job printing at reason able prices at Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

FoUND-Gold cuff button with elk head engraved. Owner can recover by paying for this ad,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished 4-roon
 house, pantry, elothes-closet, bath room. Inquire l49 N. High Street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
FOR SALE.

FOR sAL.E--Fearful sacrifice, only $50, Duplex typewriter; cost $1O0; good as new. H. M. Brown, F. o. Box 265, Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

FOR RBNT-Ten-room house; one two room house and three room furnished house. c. C. Carico X Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
SILVER BELTS
 WANT ADS ONE CENT woRD-cAsH MUST ACCOMPANY COPY
WANTED.

wANTED-An experienced waitress waitress st the Mountain View Res. turant.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

FOR RENT--Two rooms unfurnished; 1; good location; cheap. Inquire room ', Trust building.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

FOR RENT-Nice office rooms. Inauire Electric Light office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

FOR sALE-All property owned by J. c. Lundy on east side of Broad street. Address J. c. Lundy, D. n box 2S5, Globe, Arizona,
Barton County democrat., 1909-12-10

spent Sunday with the Scbommer
folks.
John Ehly visited a few days in
Pratt last week with his daughter,
Mrs. Louis Strothman, he returned
home Friday.
Jos. Schommer, who is attending
the K. W. B. C. at Salina, is visiting
with home folks for a few days.
Mrs. Geo. Helfrich, of Stevens
county, brought her daughter, Cert
rude, here to attend the Parochial
school, she was accompanied home
by ber oldest daughter, Barbara, who
has been staying with Mr.. and Mrs
Louie Bieberle the past three years.