Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18

The Silver Belt has larger paid cir culation than any daily newspaper in the world published i'll city with IT, 900 or less population.
 And the stock brokers continue to smile. Busi- ness is good.
 The holiday shopping rush and crush will be on next week.
 Now that confessions seem to be in order it wouldn't be surprising if Dr. Cook made some startling revelations.
 Insist on train leaving Globe at f 80 or later in the evening for Miami. It is what the people at both ends of the line should have.
 ''Copper shares opened frm," is the news that is daily flashed from New York and Bos- ton. It is the crimson glory of the brighter day tomorrow.
 A wealthy Illinois lady died as the result of an ingrown hair. Her four sons may also go the heir route. This suggestion is not intended to add strength to the theory of heredity.
 
 unfortunate of Globe on Christmas day. There are whole lot of good fellows, who, as yet, have not appeared at the captains desk.
 The lOng-ra sporting prophets are busy picking Pugilist Johnson for winner. This does not look nearly so bad for Pugilist Jetfries as one might incline to think at first blush.
 No city in the country offers better stocks for holiday selections than do the merchants of Globe Watch the advertising columns of the Silver Belt and see who wants your business Even with the present deformed train sched- ule, business between Globe and Miami is show ing a wonderful increase. With an afternoon or evening train the increase would be even greater.
 A substantial concrete culvert full street width, is what is needed over the Pina on North Broad street. This would do away with F"idgeI repairs would perfect the driveway and give the people exactly what they want The mothers of Globe, bless their big sympa- thetic hearts, are contributing literally to the fund for the chidren's Christmas A large per centage of the money turned in yesterday was from the pocketbooks of the ladies of Globe William Ryan spoke for majority of the peo- pie Tn Globe, and for valuable improvement as well, when he went before city council and argued for driveway over Pinal creek on North Broad street. A concrete culvert is what IS needed and not regular wagon bridge.
 If King Leopold overlooked any good times during his earthly career, there is a strong nrOha ahilitv that ropro4o ,,roro oo, 4o.oJ o,, these sins of omission during the closing hours of his life. The old gentleman was a conspicu- ous character, but the world will be enriched by his summons.
 Four feet more must come off the Mesquite street hill at the intersection of Hill street, say the property owners; and the work will be done just as soon as the city can arrange the funds for its share of the expense When this is ac- comphshed the street will be in passable con- ditlon. As at present heavy traffic over this i thoroughfare is an impossbity.
 It might be all right to do away with the po- lice force and turn the city over bodily to bur glars thugs and holdups, but the Silver Belt has an entirely different idea It would seem that improvements contemplated could be financed without making quite so severe sac rifice. Crime reports indicate that it wouldn # | hurt anything if few additional policemen were employed until the city is cleared of the tough element.