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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
TEAMSTER BADLY INJURED
BY SAN BRUNO CAR

Tea Giovino, teamster, while driv-
ing to the city yesterday afternoon In
the San Bruno road, was run into by
car. The impact threw him into the
street. He was taken to the central
emergency hospital, where it was found
he is suffering from badly lacerated
scalp. Giovino lives with his family on
the Ocean Shore road
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
FOUR PERSONS INJURED
IN TROLLEY CAR CRASH

SPOKANE, Nov. 2s-A slippery track
resulted in a collision at Indiana ave-
nue. and Howard street at 5:30 this
evening between an eastbound Indiana
avenue car and northbound Corbin
park car. As the result of the accident
four persons were injured. one SER
iously.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
Bourn Not Actuated by Fear

That the combination of eastern capi-
talists represented by w. e. Mitchell
and r. G. Hanford is negotiating with
the Tevis Bay Counties water company
and the Peoples water company of Ala
media county for the purpose of form
ing a giant water merger to control the
situation on the east side of the bay,
and that William Bourn's overtures to
sell the Spring Valley. water company
TO the city were inspired by fear of the
transbay combination is not generally
believed about the city.
A prominent official who has kept in
the closest touch with the water situa-
tion said yesterday; M
The combination between the TeVis
| interests and the Peoples water com
pany with eastern capitalists is funda-
mentally a real extate deal The cap
| litalists realize that there's is to be won
derfu1 developments in suburban prop
erty along the east side of the bay.
Their intention is to, lay out town
sites and develop the country in that
way. Their plan is to secure the lands
held by the water companies on the
for real estate speculation. Water will
be needed to develop the land to it's best
possibilities and that is the chief pur-
| pose to which the water interests of
Il understand that President Bourn
! of the Spring Valley company was ap
preached on the proposition of joining
| in the company with the large holdings
ced region. Bourn, however. gave the
promoters to understand that he be-
! lieved he could do better by his corpor-
alton by keeping it's property intact"
Hanford and Mitchell are registered
at the st. Francis hotel, where they are
living in an atmosphere of silence. They
have confded their plans to few per-
ion
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
THE HAGUE MAY HAVE
GREAT EXHIBITION

THE HAGUE. Nov. 2s.-Plans are un-
der consideration for holding great
international exhibition here in 1913
in celebration of the opening OF the
Palace of Peace.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
Marines in Readiness

Marines about the bay are being
held in readiness to leave on the gun
boat Princeton. now on the way to
Nigara qua from Seattle. Major Roose-
Welt is busy getting them into proper
trim for the trip. AS soon as the
order comes to move, all the garri-
sons about the bay. as well as the
transport department. will be pre-
pared TO start at an hours notice
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
LAST OF PIRATE GANG
is LANDED IN PRISON
Companion of Captain Nyc Ar.
rested at Hospital

Thomas Wilson, alias John Ferguson,
was arrested by Detectives Conlon and
Mackey at the city and county hospital
yesterday morning and placed in the
city prison awaiting the arrival of Of
ficers from. Alameda county, where Will
son is charged with burglary.
Wilson is accused of being a member
of a party OF bay pirates who stripped
the whaling bark Gayhead of all its fit
tings while the ship lay in the Oakland
harbor more than year ago.
Captain r. w. Nye, one of the gang,
was captured tried and sentenced to
three years at San Quentin. The others
received varying sentences.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
plle. Cured n 8 10 q par.

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed TO cure
any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in S to II days or
money refunded. 500
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29

Long pointed out the danger that, since
no measure can pass without two
thirds vote, the scattering vote among
the three propositions might lead to
the defeat of all propositions
Even though we submit the three, ;,
said Judge Lindley, "the voters would
only vote for one
Our advice to all would be to vote
for the combination suggested
Johnston.
MAYOR QUOTES BALLINGER
Secretary Ballinger told me that the
government had no objection to our
going ahead with the Lake Eleanor
proposition said Mayor Taylor, but
advised that we stop the talk about
Hetch Hetchy. If we DO that the op-
position should COOL"
It was tacitly agreed, without vote
being taken on the question, and the
majority Of the conferees favored sub
mitting the three alternate PROPOSE
tions to the voters January 4. If that
is finally agreed upon, the ordinance
calling for the election will be drafted
today and submitted to the board OF
supervisors for passage this afternoon
The meeting to be held this morning
between the conference committee and
the committee from the Spring Valley
company is intended to clear the at
mosphere of the negotiations to some
extent at least.
Mayor Elects Views
Mayor elect P. H. Mccarthy was much
interested in the plans of the super
visors to combine the Sierra and Spring
Valley propositions. He expressed his
desire to see Sierra system built, but
expressed his doubts about Spring Val
ley. He said:
Il am for the Heteh Hetchy water
supply because it is a good, adequate
source and will give us plenty of good
and pure water / have stood for that
right along and will continue TO do so.
The platform on which ! was elected
deals with the Spring Valley PROPOSE
tion in clear terms. IT favors acquisi-
tion of Spring Valley if 1t can be had
on an equitable and square basis. / do
not want to say that I think $35, 900 900,
or any other price. right or wrong.
Il will want to look into the subject
carefully before l go on record, ana
will want to make sure we would get
something worth while, and not lot of
useless mines and machinery"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
Bourn Asks Big Bonus

A bit of simple figuring indicates that
President Bourn is asking the city for a
bonus of s7.726,900 over and above the
price of the Spring Valleys whole plant
as represented by the stock quotations.
The water companys bonds amount to
s17, ,S59, 900, due in 1923, and bear inter-
est at per cent TIE shares in the COM
pany total ESQ, 900 and have a par value
of $50. But the shares are now selling
in the market at $40, and the bonds at
SEQ
This means that the market value of
Spring Valleys bonds is $16,073, 100, and
the market value of its shares $11 ,200,-
000 The total market value or the COM
pany, then, is 27,273, 100, and the differ
ence between that and the S35, 900, 900
President Bourn asks of the city is
s7,726,s0O
Even when the bonds had been paid
off at par for s17.S5s, 900 this, added to
the value of shares, would give but
s29 ,275,100 which, deducted from s35.-
900, 600. still leaves a snug bonus of
$5,726. 900 for Bourn.
And President Burns price is $3,O00.-
900 more than that asked of the city
for the plant by Captain Payson 19
months ago when he was president of
Spring Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29


NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2S.-Liberal
contributions to the revolutionary cause
in Nicaragua have been made by bust
ness interests OF that country, accord
ing to Consul General ~Susman. repre-
sentative Of General Estrada at New
Orleans.
Tho consul said ample financial sup
port for the insurrection had been prom
ised by the large industrial and COM
merciaI interests of Nicaragua, which
had been taxed extortionately by Ze-
lava. He continued:
There have been many cases of petty
injustice and extortion. Near Managua
there is little lagoon in which Indian
women have from time immemorial
washed their clothes. One day. without
warning. an official proclamation was
ISSUED stating that a company had been
formed which would charge the women
Il comparatively large sum per day for
the privilege OF using the water. Pay
ment as demanded was made. because
there was no other available water sup
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
TWO BIG fruit
COMP PAN|ESBACk
OF REVOLUTION
Great Atlantic Concern Said to
Be Encouraging Insurgents
in Their Fight
Piqued at Concessions Lelaya
Granted TO Rival Pacific
Coast Firm
Businessmen Aid Revolt

some force had been ashore to protect
American interests and to reeonnoiter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
Corea Slated President

NEW ORLEANS. Nov est was
rumored here tonight that L. F. corea
former Nicara guam minister to the
United states. is slated to succeed
Zelaya as president of Nicaragua. and
that his candidacy viii meet with the
favor Of the United States government
While definite knowledge as TO the
plans is lacking. it is believed he left
here tonight for washington.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29

If you are out of work. try an En-
ployment Wanted Ad in The Call.-Tt
only costs you 10c day and willy help
you to get situation quickly.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29

A woman can get more exhilaration
out of a compliment than man can
get out of a bottle of wine
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29

EPISCOPAL PARISH MEETING - Alameds.
Nov 2s-The annual meeting Of Christ Fpls
eOpaI church parish will be held Tuesday
evening Officers will be elected for the en-
suing year and reports read
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
By United wireless

Sunday, November 2S
Stmr Kansas City crossing over the bar at
Astoria at As p. m. All well on board
Barge arrived at Port Orient at 8 D. M from
Port San Luis
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29

John z. Behan, clerk of the board
of supervisors, pointed out that a bond
issue of $5S.000. 900 would be well with
in the limit allowed San Francisco un-
der the charter, which next year will
be So, 1000. 900.
During the discussion. City Attorney
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
SOCIAL CHARITY HOP ATTRACTS GOOD
 CROWD
PROFITS WILL WIPE OUT DEBT OF LADIES' GUILD OF ST.
 JOHNS CHURCH.

The dance given at Dreamland last night by the s. s. $. club was a huge success. More than one hundred and fifty couples were in line when the grand march was led at 9 o'clock by z. K. Zimmerley and Mrs. II. c. Holds. worth, and for hours after that the smooth floor of Dreamland was filed with merry dancers who could not re- sist the temptations of the seductive music.
 The floor and reception committee was composed of Mesdames Sydnor, Bigler, Keith, RouDdey, Keegan, Cook, II. c. Holdsworth and Carl Holdsworth.
 The punch committee consisted of Mrs. Bigler and Mrs. Gilman, while the refreshments were in charge of Mrs. Davis, Mrs. oldfield, Mrs. Merritt and Mrs. Downing.
 The dance, the proceeds of which will be given for the purpose of help ing to pay for the clustering of the Episcopal church, was so successful as to wipe out the debt entirely. The work of finishing the interior of the church cost $375, of which the Woman s Guild paid $500, and last night s dance brought in enough money to pay off the remaining $75.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
MAS0NS MILL 60 TO TUCSON
Half Dozen From Globe to Take Scot tish Rites Degrees There and
 Later Go to Phoenix.

A delegation of prominent men of White Mountain Chapter, F. and A. M., of the local lodge will leave on Tuesday for Tucson to accept the Scottish Rite degrees, including the thirty-seeond Elaborate arrangements have been made by the Tucson people for their reception among the two hundred can didates throughout the territory. After the degrees at Tucson, the Shriners de- gree will be taken at Phoenix. Last night it was said that the following Masons would leave this morning: F. c. Anderson, w. s. Sultan, Howard Wayne, Leroy Middleton and G. Paddle ford.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Nick Miliek was yesterday appoint ed resident agent for the Michigan ln- surance company, of Lansing, Mich. The company insures for fire, lightning and tornado.
 l.. G. Movers will leave this morning to take the eommandery degree in the Masonic lodge of this territory at Phoe- nix during the coming week.
 Sid Mauk, the produce man, will leave this morning for Phoenix on a business trip.
 Jas c. Hanley of Los Angeles, rep resenting the Eceles & Smith company, dealers in railway supplies, etc, is in the city in the interest of his firm.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
Joining With Commercial Bodies

President Ewing and Messrs. Grider, Purdum and Towle of the Globe cham Der of commerce, notwithstanding the telegram received yesterday from Presi- dent George w. P. Hunt of tue terri torial council, will leave this morning for Phoenix, not to exert any influence on the legislature, but 10 cooperate with the representatives of other com mercial bodies from every part of the territory in the preparation of data for presentation to the interstate commerce commission, which is to meet at the capital in March, the first meeting of the commission ever held in the terri tory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
THE FIRST BREATH OF SPRING
Browns Big Store to Make Annual Spring Expose of Millinery
 Monday and Tuesday.

One of the most interesting events of the present week will be the mil linery opening tomorrow and Tuesday at Browns big store. Mrs. Brown has recently returned from visit to New York and Chicago, where she selected one of the finest lines of hats for women B wear ever shown in Globe. These goods have been received during the past week and will be on display at the special opening tomorrow and Tuesday. The Silver Belt was given an advance peep at this magnificent col lection of headwear and is free to admit it is one of the most striking lines ever shown in Arizona. For the open ing days a fine orchestra has been sc- cured and every arrangement perfect ed for the comfort and pleasure of wis itors. A cordial invitation is extended the public to attend this opening and view the many pretty new things for spring wear now on display in this popular emporium.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
THUNDER IN SNOWSTORM IS STRANGE PHENOMENON

SACRAMENTO, February 13.-The storm which poured for two days and drenched the city with 3.64 inches of rain that it did not need, broke at noon today and this evening what is believed to have been the tail end swept across, depositing another quarter of an inch.
 The storm has raised the Sacramento river at this point about an inch. Some of the streets in the residence section were flooded. The American river is foot below the high mark reached last month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
BLACK BRUTE LYNChED
 UPON IDENTIFICATION

JACKSONVILLE, February 13.-- Jake Wades, the negro who was arrest. ed yesterday in Gainesville, Fla, ac cused of being the assailant of Miss Irma Newell at Oakland, Fla, last Tuesday, was today lynched immediate ly following Identification by the young woman. He was hanged to tree and his body was riddled with bullets.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
CRAzED ON RELIGION
 NEGRO RUNS AMUCk

MEMPHIS, February 13.-Running amuck and throwing the fashionable neighborhood about Poplar avenue and Dunlap streets into panic today, crazy negro was finally shot and killed. He had knife in one hand and a Bible in the other, and attacked all whom he met.
 The negro was Henry Tate, crazy on the subject of religion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
BOY HERO SAVES MATES
 WHEN HOUSE IS FIRED

CUMBERLAND, Md, February l3.-- A fifteen year old son of John Snow, at Pine Ridge, near Meyersdale, proved himself to be hero last night
 A lamp on q table exploded while his parents were at the home of a neigh Dor. The children were all in bed ex cept the boy, who ran upstairs in face of the flames and carried the children out, two at time, to a place of safety. The flames spread rapidly, and the house with it's entire contents was consumod There is no insurance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14

This is just the time of year yhen you are most likely to have kidney or bladder trouble, with rheumatism and rheumatic pains caused by weak kid neys. Delays are dangerous. Get De- Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills, and be sure you get what you ask for. They are the best pills made for backache, weak back, urinary disorders, infam- nation of the bladder, etc. They are antiseptic and act promptly. We. sell and recommend them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Dominion Hotel Arrivals

Dominion Hotel Arrivals
 w. E. Shook, Talklai; Harry Solo. mon, Copper Hill; John F. Pemberthy, Kansas City; Thomas Stafford and wife, Kansas City; E. B. Tinker, Miami; R. C. Baker, Miami; E. R. Hermann, Calu- met, Mich; M. Efinger, Calumet, Mich; $. c. Mckinney, Los Angeles; D. II. Edwards, Los Angeles; A. C.. Boynton, Los Angeles; J. A. Fully, Searchlight, New.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14

Harry Solomon, the Copper Hin mer- chant, is in the city on a business trip.
 M. Effinger and S. c. Mckinney, mining engineers from Calumet, Mich, arrived in Globe last night on business connected with one of the local mines
 J. A. Tully of Searchlight, Nev., is one of the visitors in the city
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
FRED w. MOORE.
NOTICE. E. OF c.

The meeting nights of the Knights of Columbus will be the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month instead of the first and third Wednesdays as pre- viously announced. Next meeting will be Wednesday, February 24.
 A. ALTWIES, c. K
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
THAT FUNNY IRISH COMEDY.

"Muldoon 's Picnic last time this afternoon and evening at the Majestic. Matinee today 3 p. m.. Prices l5c and 25e.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
NOTICE TO THE INsURING PUBLIC

Notice is given by this publication that Nick Milick is in no way connected with the undersigned in the fire insur- anee business.
 FRED w. MOORE. Insurance and Loans--Local agent and treasurer Arizona Mutual Savings & Loan Assn. Office Home Printing Co. Bldg.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
THOSE FUNNY BOYS

Lee and Flournoy in Muldoon's Pie nic. ;" Last time tonight at the Ma jcstic. Matinee today 3 p. m. Prices l5c and 25c.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
CAPITAL TO INVEST.

Industrial, railroad and mining prop ositions quickly financed on commission basis, either established companies or new enterprises. r. o. Box 2037, New York
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
ATTENTION, FRATERNAL
 BROTHERHOOD

All members of Globe l59 L. r. B. are requested to meet at Miners Union hall at clock this afternoon for the purpose of attending the funeral of Brother William Gaskill.
 WILLIAM WILLS, President
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
Don't Dillydally
A Small Investment Now Nav Mean a Fortune to You

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The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-10

Many the tales they tell of the wonderful things
ne made when he but little boy. Precocious he
must have been, and early he became indispensable
his foster father, Joseph.
Joseph, learn, from these legends, was none too
good carpenterthat is, judged by the stand
ards Of carpenering Often he would pieces
that too long too Short for his of meas
urement faulty What, then. did Jesus
the wood and stretch 1t or shorten it to the desired
length.
Strange tales Of those hid days-now. at his toll.
Touching a plank it stretched rightful length.
Or shortened a his will-the quick
TO live again and serve him.
In those days, it is related, Joseph awarded 4
commission make a throne for king at Jerusalem
1t was to be an elaborate affair." all thrones with
great arms twisted legs and grotesque carvngsone
of those things only kings like to sit in.
Jesus spent much time watching Joseph hewing and
carving the wood Joseph worked patiently from
ing until night and the work required two whole
And then, imagine the carpenters disappointment
when taken Jerusalem and he discovered that
1t was too small for its place.
Alas! he had made grave Yes, they had
given him reh DIMENSIONS but often happened
and carpenters do STILL he made the mistake Two
tire years of labor wasted! The poor discon.
s0late.
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all things. Zac-
cheus amazed.
declared he could teach the child nothing !
Some of the legends, unworthy as the minds
created them tell that the child
Others tell of his inictng playmates with death
blindness In the world of legendary lore, where one
finds stories ngenuously simple charming is to
be expected also, that there crude and ira
ditions.
must have found Jesus a wonderful playmate. There
hardly any wish of theirs which he not fulfill
One day. it is told some of the little wished for
fruit.
"Oh how 1 would like applet" said one.
"And l some fgs!" rejoined another.
"How would love some citron and grapes!" quoth
u third
Jesus looked upon them and they all seemed so hun.
and anxious that he made sign in the air and
spoke mystic word. And 10!
A green sprout curled from the ground. Pale green
leaves burst forth. The plant up and up and IN
"0h! gasped all the children with great WONDER az
before their the plant higher and hig her.
blooming with flowers. Then the tree, they looked
bore fruiapples and citrons and grapes and figs and
whatever their hearts wished
Here is another story of those childhood DAYS:
house being built near the small and modest
home of the holy family One day great uproar arose
and Joseph stepping from his carpenter shop that
a man had waen from the roof and had been killed.
ALAS! Mary he said, entering the shop where Jesus
playing, "a has fallen and broken his limbs:
methinks he is dead"
sprngng from the floor, the child. with expression
of great solicude his face rushed into the street
The little crowd parted before him.
He peered into the white face of the dead man. Then
his voice rang clear and sweet
Il say unto thee, arise and do thy work."
The dead mans eyes opened, the blood disappeared
from his and his injuries healed And he arose and
went back to his task.
At another time Jesus was playing with some chill.
dren roof-one of those simple childish games like
that of tag to-day The children very happy until
falling at full length went umbling the para.
pet. arose. Peerng the stone wall, the face
of Jesus turned white-his little playmate dead.
Imagine his distress when the parents child ap
peared and accused Jesus of having pushed the little
playmate the WALL Imagine the anguish of Joseph
and Mary at the accusation Then Jesus turning
to the dead child, called:
"zeno! Zeno! Arise! Arise, Zeno, and tell them If
l cast thee down"
And Zeno arose. laughing clasping and kissing tho
hand of Jesus, murmuring tenderly, gratefully
NO. no! Thou didst not cast me down."
Until his manhood, when he began his mission, it is
believed he piled the trade Of carpenter Many, indeed
the stories of his life in the carpenter shop of Naz
aretE. d:
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-10

now been opened. but 1t is certainly
not empty. ana it is possible that
these objects will no-'ch .L--:.s
damp and other causes
The aforementioned ex-dragoman
states that, according to an officers
statement, there are many hundreds
OF chests In the Turkish collections
that have never been opened. The
idea has been suggested OF forming
q museum. Should this project be
carried out, Or. Martin is Of the opin-
ion that We shall be Obliged to re-
write the history of the art OF Gothic
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-10

ton The se=ecen!c antiquities. which
are hung on the walls of the church,
are a museum in themselves, and Of
'"-- -.-...,s larger IMAM an the eo1ec-
tions of Europe together.
II was also informed that in the
subterranean chambers Of the ~Yildiz
kiosk there are several thousand
splendid helmets, But this room was
sealed up during the old regime be-
cause it was feared that one could
get Into the old palace by means OF, 2
tunnel leading from the town. lam
unaware whether this chamber has