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Mr. and Mrs. d. E. Winsor expect
the arrival tomorrow or the next day
of Mr.. Winsor's sister, Mrs. Orb Viii
son and her husband, from Franklin
vile, n. Y. Mr.. Winsor has not
seen his sister for q years and the
meeting will be a very pleasant one
no doubt, for when Mr.. Winsor came
west it was with the expectation that
he would shortly hand in his checks
on account of consumption. He is
a most discouraging subject for an
undertaken to look at now.
, 1909-07-15
Saratoga VS. ~Encampment

Although Sunday was a very
windy day, great interest was
manifested in the match game of
ball between the Encampment
and Saratoga mines played on the
diamond at this place. A special
train from Encampment brought
down nearly 100 people and they
were a very jolly, good-natured
lot of people. A coal cal had
been improvised into ali open air
observation car, to aid in bringing
the crowd down. The game be-
gan a little after 2 o'clock, and re-
suited in a score of 30 to 8 in fav-
or of Saratoga.
The grand stand was comfor-
table filled with the most earnest
lot of rooters and interested spec
tators one rarely see at a time like
that. The utmost good humor
prevailed and every one had the
time of their lives. Let up hope
for a return game soon and Sara
toga will turn out en- masse to do
honor to the occasion.
, 1909-07-15

Notice is hereby given that the
copartnership, heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned as W. F.
Webb & Son, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, W. F. Webb re-
firing. c. W. Webb will pay all
bills owing by the firm and collect all
bills due the firm. All parties know
themselves to be indebted to the late
firm will please call and settle at
once.
Dated, Saratoga, Wyo, July 10, 1909
W. F. Webb,
7-16-2w G. w. Webb.
, 1909-07-15

Vo. 81 Phil Thayor, labor on
dyke 10 SO
vo 80 G. M. Scribner, labor on
dyke with team Al 25
va. SO Joseph NUM-, labor on
dyke with team. 5 90
yo. "a A. G. Huntington, use
of pump in slough. 81 60
vo. s5 s. l.. H. & P. Co. June
current. Ill 90
yo. SO ID. M. Plaster, salary as
clerk for 10 40
vo. 81 G. E. Jensen supplies. 10 95
vo. ss S. L. & S. Co, supplies. 20 10
vo. SO l. o. McCoid, labor on
dyke. "A 80
vo. 80 Saratoga Sun, June pro.
ceedings. 8 5O
A communication from the W. c. L.
U. of Saratoga, Wyo. relative to the
enforcement of Section 2644 OF the Re-
yised Statutes of Wyoming, in regard to
closing of places OF business on the first
day OF the week, commonly called Sun.
day. was read and considered by the
council. On motion the communication
was laid on the table.
A communication from Mr.. J.. NJ.
Kuykcndall, Pres. Of the 8. l.. H.. & p
Company, was read and considered by
the council.
The question of filling Spring street
between River and First streets and
compelling the property owners of the
abutting lots below grade to fill the
same was discussed. Regularly moved
seconded and carried that Spring street
between River and First streets be filled
to the grade by the town and that the
, 1909-07-15

ming, on Saturday, the 14th day of Aug
ust, A. d, 1909, at the hour Of 4 o'clock
p. m. of that day.
Dated this 14th day of June, A. d.
D. B. Campbell,
Sheriff of Carbon County; Wyoming.
j. F.Crawford Attorney.
Get one of those Chic Baby Bon
nets going now at cost.
Mrs. Dyer.
, 1909-07-15

Miss Helen Irving. a teacher from
Rawlins, arrived here Friday and was
taken on up to the Wilson ranch on
North Fork and will begin the sum
mer school at that place Monday
morning.
1t is rumored that a minor officer
of this county was out on duty some
time back and lost his gun. We were
unable to learn whether he lost it by
being picked or got scared and lost
it getting back home.
Mrs. Jacob Reed was quite serious
ly hurt last Friday by being crushed
against the side of the barn by one
of their work horses. One rib was
torn loose from the cartilage and is
quite painful. She is recovering
quite RAPIDLY.
Miss Ivy Ward, who had been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. James Sowder, was brought
down from the ranch of Sowder
Brothers, up the river, Friday, by
James, Sowder, and took the train
for her home in Kansas City, Mo.
A. FL. Buck, of Denver came in
yesterday and took Il party of sur
veyors up to the French creek coun
try for the summer. Chas. Wilcox is
chief cook and A. w. Ainsworth team
ster. We learned from Mr.. Buck
that his chief occupation is to have a
good time and get IA few dollars for
MI. Buck.
Erie Scott returned Monday from
Peoria, H., whore he has been the
past winter attending the Peoria
Theological Inst. he graduated in
Matchmaking and may at a latter
date complete the course in optics
and engraving. He will probably re-
main here this summer.
j. w. Nelson, Chief Of Grazing,
accompanied by his wife and child
rem came up Sunday and went up to
the ranger station, hear the Heather
ranch, where Mrs Nelson's mother
and brother reside. They will have a
splendid summer outing, as well as
visiting their friends in the valley,
who are delighted at their return.
, 1909-07-15

Midsummer sale of hats, shirt
waists, muslin underwear, and neck
a All trimmed hats go regard
less of cost.
Mrs. Dyer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
THATCHER

THATCHER, May 20.--Marion Mon tierth arrived home from the southern states Wednesday evening, to find his father somewhat improved in health
 Mrs. Nettie Philli S children are down with the measles.
 William John has two balers at work in his fields. He has lately purchased large gasoline eng ne to run his new baler, and now has his large crop of hay nearly gathered.
 Clarence Big'er of Central, was in Thatcher on business Thursday.
 The Relief society held work meet. ing Thursday afternoon. They are mak. ing quilts and carpets for charity.
 Mir. Reece of Florida has been in Thatcher for the last week looking into conditions with view to making his home here.
 A pretty wedding took place at the homo of Mir. Blaine Wednesday evening, when his daughter, Nina, was married to Harvey Watson of Central. A large number of relatives and friends were present. President John Nash perform ed the ceremony at z o'clock. Ice cream and cake were served, and the evening spent in games and music. The couple received many pretty and useful presents.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
NEWS IF THE VALLEY l
HAPPENINGS ON THE BANKS THE FERTILE CHA AS CHRONICLED SILVER STAFF OF CoRREs PoNDENTs
Commencement Exercises.

Following is the program to be ren. dered at the commencement exercises of the public schools at the opera house Friday evening, May 21. This is .he largest graduating class in the history of the Stafford schools.
 Chorus-Etude club.
 Samtatory-Bernice Anderson.
 Class history-viola Houck.
 Song, "Welcome Merry Springtime v --Bertha, Blanche and Beulah Freeman. ''Immigra ton '-Louise Martin.
 Violin solo, "Bygone Days" "--Alice MOTHS.
 "our Forest Reservations ''-Jessie Song, "Serenade ''-Alice Norris. Viola Houck, Gladys Spaulding, Jessie Bi'S"o. Louise Martin
 Class prophecy-Solon Foster.
 Song, ''Ino We Part 'e-Alice Nor ris, Viola Houck, Gladys Spauld.ng, Louise Martin, Jessie Birdno.
 ledietory-Lawrence Sherwood.
 Presentation of diplomas-Superin- tendent Woods.
 Pr"~"r+- 4 f medals--J. NJ. Eos ter, John F. Weber.
 riayo.--ne... -.drews.
 Class motto-''I 'Ich kann.'
 The class is composed of the follow. ing: Bernice Anderson, Solon Foster, Gladys Spaulding, Louise Martin, Viola Honck, Ray Spaulding, Jessie Birdno, lone Barnette, Melville Foster, Jessie Hopkins, Alice Morris, Will Hooks, Herman Foster.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
PIMA

PIMA, May 20.-George Rogers of Pima and Miss Emma Miller of Thatch. CT were married at Solomonville Wednesday afternoon by Judge Bunch. Miss Miller was formerly from St. David, but has spent the last six years at Thatcher, and is a graduate of the academy. They are now stopping at the Edwards hotel. They are popular and deserving young couple, and have the best wishes of scores of friends.
 Mrs. Stella Weech and family have moved to the mountains for the sum- me-.
 Miss Hazel Reynolds, who has Daen working at Globe for some time, has come to pay her folks visit
 Mrs. Clara Edwards is at home, after finishing her term of school at Guthrie. She has taken charge of the hotel, and will probably teach class in sten- ography and typewriting this summer at Pima.
 The Pima Dramatic company is pre-. pairing to put on play early in June. The play is called, "A Busy Liar"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
CENTRAL

CENTRAL, May 2o.--David M. Cuff fell from derrick Wednesday ant broke his arm.
 MT. and Mrs. Brig Cuff returned home from Salt Lake City this week Mir. Cuff has been having his eye. treated there for the past two months and comes home much improved.
 Raymond Adams and wife returnc from Salt Lake City this week, where they have been doing temple work.
 Elmer Plum and Kate Blazzard of Thatcher have been engaged to teach the Central school next winter. MT. Plum will be principal.
 George Shirts is preparing to make an addition of two rooms to his house.
 Riley Shirts returned to Clifton Wednesday to resume his work, after having visited for few days with the home folks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
YOUNG GIRL SAVES LIVES OF TWO
 SMALL BOYS
BUSHES INTO STREET AND DRAGs VEHICLE FROM PATH OF FIRE
 DEPARTMENT

TUCSON, May 2O.-Miss Hattie An. derson, seventeen years old, was the heroine of a spectacular and success. ful attempt to save the lives of two
 mall boys Saturday afternoon. One of the lads was slightly hurt, but his in- juries are of no consequence and the other was unscathed.
 The two youngsters were driving along the street in light buggy, when the fire department approached at a rapid gait on its way to tho Seven teenth street fire. The heavy wagons of the department were closing in on the buggy from the rear. The drivers were ringing the bell furiously and yelling for clear road. The boys drove on, unaware of the impending danger. At the corner of Convent and Broadway Miss Anderson, who was on the sidewalk saw the approach of the wagons and realizing the predicament of the little fellows, rushed into the middle of the street. Grasping the horse by the bridle she led it to one side allowing the wagons of the department to pass. Even though she exerted every effort to clear the way, there was col lision and one of the litt.e fellows was toppled into the street on his head. He was stunned for a moment, but he was able to climb back into the buggy and continue the journey with his youthful companion. It is probable that a serious accident would have oc- cured had it not been for the presence of mind and nerve of the girl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
KLONDYKE

KLONDYKE, Arizona, May 20.--Thc Klondyke Sunday school of which Mrs c. c. Hayes is superintendent, gave a picnic Saturday in the grove of cotton. wood trees, near the Haby ranch. Each member of the Sunday school was given the privilege of inviting their most in- innate friends outside of the Sunday school There was an abundance of "good things to eat '--barbecued beef, mutton, baked and fried chieken-all of which the pickhickers did ample justice to.
 MT. Lee Haby and Miss Catlett ren. dered several solos on the violin and guitar--Miss Catlett also sang several songs which the crowd enjoyed very much. Then came the sack race, which created hearty laugh among the grown people and loud shouts from the children. Last on the program were reci.ations by Miss Catlett, Miss Bell
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
SOLOMONVILLE

SOLOMONVILLE, May 20.--Mrs Grant Robbins is suffering from an at. tack of la grippe.
 Judge W. A. Bennett of San Jose was in town today.
 Adiel Sanchez of Sanchez passed through town today.
 J. J. McCourt of Fl Paso was in town today.
 Mrs. c. D. Coon and daughters drove to Thatcher this morning.
 Mrs. T. s. Bunch entertained a num- Der of her Stafford lady friends today at dinner: Mesdames II. J. Dowdle, J. M. Foster, 4. F. Colton and B. F. Eos. ter.
 c. E. Cummings was in town shopping for the San Jose ranch today.
 Judge W. c. Mcfarland returned from Morenci today.
 w. H. Parks returned to his home in Globe today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

Gardenhauer, Little Kathryn Hayes, Miss Milly N. F. Church and Mrs. Hayes.
 Then, as the great King of Day was bending low his proud head, casting his last "evening smiles" across the land. scape, the pleasure seekers looked away to the waving lines where already the golden luster of the sunsets glow slept upon the verdure.covered hills, and with much reluctance bade each other au re- voir, each one expressing themselves as having had "delightful day."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
The End of the World

Should it come tomorrow, would find fully 1-3 of the people suffering with rheumatism of either slight or serious nature. Nobody need suffer with rheu- matism, for Ballard's Snow Liniment drives away the trouble, relieves the pain instantly and leaves the user as we'll and supple as a two-year-old. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

SAFFORD, May 20.-W. V. Thorpe returned this morning from Globe, where he has been for several days on business
 w. K. Glasseock is now employed at the Gila Valley furniture store, where he will remain during MT. Q'Brien < vacation to the coast.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. Wardlaw accom- panied by their daughter, Miss Jessie, spent Wednesday hunting in the vicin- ity of Artesia.
 At the close of a regular Eastern Star chapter meeting Wednesday even ing a delightful whist party was en- ioyed by the members. Roses were artistically arranged about tho hall, where several interesting games were played. Light refreshments were served after which the prizes were awarded to MT. and Mrs. Z c. Prina. Mrs. D. w. Wickersham of Los Angeles and Mrs. r. c. Anderson of Globe were wis iting members.
 Mrs. E. W. Clayton and Mrs. James s. Abbott were visitors to Thatcher this morning.
 J. T. Hines of St. Louis is business visitor here today.
 Mrs. NJ. Sisson leaves Friday on business trip to Yuma. She is closing up some business at Artesia before go ing to the Colorado valley city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
UNITED DRUG COMPANY.

A fine line of toilet articles, soaps, perfumes and face creams.
 Prescriptions carefully filled. Prompt service.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

Dewitt's Little Early Risers, the ia. nous little liver pills, small, gentle and sure. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
HAIR DRESSER

Shampooing, massaging and manicur. ing. Room II, Globe Office building.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
SILVER BELTS
 WANT ADS ONE CENT woRD-oAsH MUST ACCOMPANY COPY
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Cabin furnished for patching: also four-room house. 325
 South Hill.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

FOR SALE-Frniture bookcase, din ing room table, rocker, rug, dining room chairs, l three-quartCr bed, l ehild's bed, mattress, springs, chif fonier, china closet, kitchen stove and utensils, 2 heaters. Call TODAY, l49 West Oak.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
SAFFORD

SAFFORD, May 20.-The Woman :, Home Mission soc ety of the Methodisi Episcopal church south Id bu ;iness meeting at the church yesterday after noon. The resignation of Mrs. James s Abbott as secretary and treasurer wa: read and accepted and Mrs. w. K. Dial elected to fill the vacancy.
 Mrs. Nettie Philips has returned to her home in Thatcher after a visit of several days with her aunt, Mrs. George Birdno.
 W. A. Gillespie is in town from his ranch home near Solomonville. Mr. Gil. lespie has just recovered from a scri. ous illness and his many friends arc glad to gee him on the streets once more.
 Donald M. Simpson is transacting business in Tucson this week.
 The Stafford public school closes to- morrow. The commencement exercise will be held in the evening at Todd's hall, when fourteen graduates will re ceive diplomas.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance union will hold a meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow afternoon.
 Berry J. Foster made business trip to Thatcher today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
WANTED.

@ @,yTED-Young lady desires posi- "s t.o: expert waitress. Has also had uO aa,;euce in store. What have you oFsr' N. H., Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

r r,rTED-Position by experienced s.,1uare man. Best of references %ssp Address II. B., Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

w, NTED-work by young man. Good 'sJucstion and hustler. Address B, Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

u,yTED-Partner with $250 in a hrsipess that will pay $l0 day net. IiJmpt action necessary, unless a tnstler don answer. Address Active, Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

FOR RENT-Five-room furnished house. Apply A. J. Leonard, Lantin House.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

FOR SALE--A lot of beautiful hand. painted china. These pieces will be sold very cheap. Lessons in wate, color and oil, 75 cents. 335 s. Suth- erland street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

Oo,1rITOR WANTED--I wan; ;hs 'V. has, solicitor in Arizona. A money
 ~oIipQ offer to the right man. STAN
 FEY Ii. WATSON, Prescott, Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

FOR SALE-Baby buggy in frst.class condition. Inquire at 4S2 s. High street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
SCREENS

JUST ARRIVED-A carload of screen doors. Place your order now. Globe Lumber Co. Phone Main 33l. Prompt delivery.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

FOR SALE-Block 66, known as Bailey block. Six good houses. Ap- ply to Wm. Ross.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21

|OR RENT-To right party, nice four room modern house furnished. A. H. Dudley, P. O. Box 206.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-21
FOR RENT.

FOg RENT-Three-room house fur rshed complete. Call at 432 South High street.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-07-10
Dedication eff
Masonic Home.
State Grand lodge Of Pennsylvania OPENS
New Budding For Aged Members Of
the Order at IInGlestown Win
hpresshe Ceremonies.

The dedication with religious and
Masonic ceremonies OF the new Ma
sonic home for the aged and INDECENT
members OF the order at Linglestown.
Pa. the other day was a notable
event In the history and progress Of
the order. The new building. which
has Just been completed. is located
on a slight elevation at the junction
Of the Linglestown and Rockville roads.
on farm consisting Of sixty-five acres
OF fertile land. There are under cult
walton two acres IN wheat. ten acres
in corn. fifteen acres in oats and twelve
acres in potatoes. There is also a
large apple and peach orchard OF over
100 trees. The grand lodge Of Penn
sylvania Is worthy OF congratulation.
for there are few secret orders among
Afro-Americans OF similar object and
aim which have hewn close to the line
Of ritualistic duty. The arrangements
were IN charge OF the executive COM
mittee. composed Of Joseph l. Jones,
chairman; j. P. Scott. secretary; VIII
liam II. Miller. ]. Q. Adams and George
W. Phillips.
The grand lodge Of the state. the
uniformed Knights Templars, several
representatives OF the blue lodges and
ladies' auxiliaries were IN attendance.
The local Masonic lodges formed on
South street. In front OF the club
rooms. and marched In solid phalanx
to Market square, led by the Steelton
band. The grand commandery was
led by Most Eminent Past Commander
Philip ". Edwards Of Philadelphia.
The state grand lodge followed in full
regalia. led by Grand Marshal J. NJ.
Auter Of Harrisburg. Chosen Friends
lodge. No. 43. and st. James COM
mandery were next in line. Chosen
Friends lodge was commanded by
Master J. II. Baker.
One Of the most important features
OF the dedicatory ceremonies was the
Grafton delivered by ". Justin Carter
Of Harrisburg. Pa. which was in part
as follows:
Sublime and sacred forever Il the place
where mans devotion IN generous sacri-
fee lays down his offering for man.
Memory clings to Il. love enshrines It and
gratitude hallows Il for all time.
Exalted and supreme among the worlds
great are they who come lifting up the
fallen, succoring the weak, healing the
bruised and comforting the AFFLICTED. for
they come titled and anointed by q SOW
ereignty ruling from on high
Glory's crown OF glory Is love. charity,
benevolence and service shining through
the record OF valiant deeds.
Eulogy attests Il from the lips OF
PONIES greatest orator. Fortune could
do no more for you than TO give you the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-07-10

q heaven. which ever wraps with ,,,,
shine and guards with angels the nIao.
where love keeps watch over misery
He who builds a house can see 70 -
end and behold on the architect's g.,
the finished structure. but he who So
a child. gives crust to a stranger -
stores health to the afflicted or revivas
soul that Is dying with despair NAV ~
pushing forward an immeasurab bic benag
esnce or helping to shape the destiny OF !
nation
The marvels OF the past foreshadow m.
strange possibilities OF the future II the
saved waf OF today holds tomorrow the
bright hope Of the future In his hands
what. pray. Is the glory OF that one who
plucked him from the snares OF the evil
way?
We love success Must we not bear tba
toll which wins Il? We love KNOWLEDGE
Can we escape the drudgery which brings
II? We love valor. Can we shirk its patb
OF danger? Victory comes only after bar
tie. The parallelism continuation love
there Is sacrifice. for honor there is dut,
for reward there Is serVice-and Wis,i,.
has II been so ordained, for who loves Nh.
brave but for the dangers they have
passed." Who admires wisdom but for
the things they have heard, seen amt
thought? The happiness OF the good IL
the remembrance OF Joys conferred. and
the peace OF the blessed Il the rest whLsh
follows the struggle and the rapture Tor
victories won. But not the individual
alone. but nations. too. need the sustain.
ing and WALKING power OF virtue and
character.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-07-10
APpoMATrox CLUB NOTES


The regular meeting postponed from
last Monday win be held Monday,
July 18th. All members Of the Board
Of Directors are requested to be pres
ent for the final arrangements for
great picnic and outing July 2Sth will
be made.
Mr.. Bryant is now acting as stew
ard in the absence Of the regular
steward, who lie away on his summer
vacation, 10 days.
Invitations for the annual outing
win be mailed the early part of next
week. Those who desire invitations
should address the secretary of the
club, giving name and address plain,
". Same viii be considered by the
committee and acted upon.
The death of John Garner, a mem
Der of the Club, is deeply deplored
and in respect Of his memory the
weekly cabinet meeting win not be
held Sunday, July IL, 1909.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-07-10
str,nath Of KnIahts Of Pythia..

Joseph L. Jones. editor Of the Pyth-
ian Monitor at Cincinnati. who IS
also one Of the leading Afro-Ameri-
can business men Of that city, has
been in the Imelight OF publicity IN
connection with the Knights Of Pythias
as adjutant general Of the uniform
rank department for the past ten
years. The Afro-American knights OF
Pythias number 10000, with a mill
tary department Of 10000 Sir Knights.
The national encampment Of the order
at Kansas City. Mo-, In August VIII
show a tented city Of 5000 under strict
military discipline. The order owns
valuable property at Chicago and hot
Springs, Ark, controlled By the su-
preme lodge. and all state domains
own much valuable property, notably
in Louisiana. where a 100000 steel
structure Is Just being completed