Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-11
SILVER BELT WILL PUBLISH CITY
 DIRECTORY WORK ALREAny ByacN AND IN HANDS OF AN RxcERr
 IN THIS LINE WILL CONTAIN MANY FEATURES WIDE CIRCULATION GUARANTEED BY LIBERAL DISTRIBUTION
 PLAN OF PUBLISHERS
WILL CONTAIN MANY FEkTURES

The Silver Belt has started men to work on the compilation of city direc- tory for Globe. The most recent direc- tory for this city was published two years ago and was lacking in many details, which will be supplied by the book now in course of construction. In the time elapsing since the publica- tion of the last directory many changes have occurred in the population of tho city and the need for 6 new and up- to date directory is felt every day.
 The new directory will be complete in every detail. It will contain, as near as human industry can accomplish, the name, occupation and address of every resident of the city; it will con. tain directory of all fraternal and secret societies and labor organizations of the city, with their principal officers and time and place of regultr meet ings; list of the operating and devel- oping mining companies in the district, with their officers and brief descrip- tive write-up; city and county di- rectory giving all the officers of both commonwealths; business directory, giving the name and location of every business house in Globe, in itself very valuable feature--and in fact will con tain all the features that go to make up first-ciass, up-to-date and down to- minute city directory.
 And the circulation! The liberal method of distributing these valuable books assures large circulation and they will go into the HOMES of nearly every family in the city. Every adver- tiser in the directory will receive cop ies of'the publication in proportion to his adyertisiig space and these copies will be distributed to the patrons of the advcrtissr free of cost. As soon as announcement is made of the compile tion of the directory, ask any one of the merchants with whom you do busi ness for coIy of the handsome book and it will be cheerfully furnished you if he is an ivertiser--and nearly all of them will ie.
 The work iil in the hands of MT. E. A. Bishop, wlio has had large expert ence in this line, and as soon as the ad- vertising contracts are closed he will take corps of assistants and gather the names of the residents of the city for the dirctory, saving this part of the work foA' the last in order to have them all dowl, to date.
 A circulatioN of at least one thou sand copies of She directory is guaran- teed, and under the system of distri- button it is likely to run much higher T oadvertisers a city directory offers an exceptional opportunity for perma- nent publicity. It is something that will be carefully preserved and contin- ually referred to untif it's successor ar rives, which will not be for two years. A city directory is the first thing a newcomer to the city consults, as the information contained therein is sure to be just what he wants. And you, yourself, reader, how often do you wish to find out where Mir. Jones or Mrs. Brown lives, or what member of the council represents your ward, or when some organization in which you are in terested holds it's regular meetings, or the thousand and one other items of information furnished in an up-to-date city directory. The Silver Belt stakes its reputation on the completeness of this work, and the Silver Belt has made good in all it's undertakings in the past.