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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

Mr. 1918, @eimooos soenle: 30t5 Ialbrooi.
sIoente; 1900 glortb.gl6ie Strabe; 24l3 WtnrD:
pioensglpem.e 1854 Noro.Yaite Tprs@ drfs 9pe. ;
1900 glpd strspIes% stperle; 1916 MoibersSir.
1856 SouinssStrube; 100 8Iod MPoibersStraBe
1920 SarIems9lpenIe; 1851 9eula .sSloenue;
1926 9rliospin' guenlc; 1719 gSeits2onpnles
Gtrnbe; 1916 Yrebtmatls Strnbe; 1902 SarIerI'
gfpeiiue; 1901 Bari .Sloenue: 1900 Blod Sarlerts
Iins.Strnbe; 2644 MarpIano' 2ocinlc; 2i01 Dol.
tonsgpemIe; 1900 Ylpd 9inben.goenuc: BOOT
Ct. gaulsGira6e: 1900 9lod Sulton.sloems;
1910 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2awoer 4 Gilbert, gar.
BOZ, ct. GaulsS trakr. (6ebr14-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Mad,tc Sd,nlc.

Sort @ortb, Scroa, 6. Mars.
- Ger Negcr ". !. Barter muroc
hcrltc bier ST. IS Monotcn 3lttbol,3
rerurtbeilt, neil CT @ontiera ulb
Ginom3s Snititutc IN bieier @eoeno
mn 100000 beidminocltc. Gr er-
f!0rtc bel icincm Frc5cB oob er
ourd) Oos 9cleu uon MaNa5in Nr.
tifclu oltf bcn @cbantcu fam, ole
SGwinbelcicn jl periudlcn. mo in
crltcren geiclcn babe. ME er upr,,l=
GChen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Wdlt;ehn bnrd)acpriiacIt.

&ilmingtom Gel, 6. M0r5.
- Ad)tSebn arlne Climber ipllrocn
hcute bier I'M StootSorbcitsbollie
megen peridicbcrer %er1eben ourdy.
Gcpriigelt. 8eincs Der Spier iul,roc
in0ciic1 id)Iimm m%itNenumncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
ScirathSs0ircn,cn

@illion u. Soplor, %; Mop e.
Hofer, 70. Npplifunt - {. @ebitcr
@oob, Nr. 3425, Sit. @oltimorcItr.
Charles :. Bad %; Sopbio =.
9roOp 20. Npplifont - Ebilip u.
@rabu, Nr. 1888, Srcoerid Nucnuc.
%pmnn @ottiholt, y, @rootlpu,
90; Gtto @obL 81. Npplifult -
Scon Sirid)mlnn, Hr. 307, EeorlItr.
Sarocl 2epin, %, Mithpcr, Mr.. $40,
IiaQuitbitr.; Nnno Heecc, %, @rpd.
ton. Moii.
SomcS u. Seporb. 43; Seonettc &.
@oobbues, 80. Slpplitont 49, :. Y.
Shpcott, 9tr. St5, Sin @olfeitr.
@illiom gnilcp. 3S. @ittmer;
@roce M. Smitb, 81, Miuer's, Gol.
pcrt.Golntp, Mb. gpplifolt - In.
orcm u. Gore, Mr.. 3S0S, Eleoiont-
Elacc.
@inton 9. blair, 26. Nr. 1912.
Nortbltr, Tronfiorb, Thilooelpbia,
go; Gbitb &. Soa, 81.
Sobn =. Woblcp. 81; Gtbel g..
@poolporb, IS, @cibc BON llrbona,
M0
Nnrons NbramS, 80, Nr. 2510,
NorO 10. Str, Ebilooclpbio, Eo.;
Stliu q. Slparb, 2S.
Worria Solomon, %; Worp Bar
nopstn 10. Npplifont - Mar @er-
ner, Mr. 124. Misqnitbltr.
Oiihael Silperlod, II, Nr. 1918,
Npro,Gbapclitr. Hllbie Wtoorc, IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
NeGnet eS aug.

- Sober Gent, ben gle dIs Wtetbe beaabs
-len, 1T ffr INNER %perIoren. gebteten Gle
-biefem 8erluft @inbdIt. Gteden Gle bies
-0eIb In Die eieene 1af6e. SO min baS
bon Sbnsn bsiuobnie ooer irgeuo elm ans
--bereS bon abnen bepor 3usteS Sdus fnufen
-uno Sic f5nnen mir in p59entIiGen ober
-uonatli6en Staten. pie BET Der Wietbe.
-Hiid5abIune Ieiften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

Hdrtic YIumber Siibebor. Sd6Hc, Glpiet5.
Mdrmiors9SliMbedfn War1torsGlatien Eir.el'
eiicn mo urocre Sa6eil aus Sails @SobubnlS;
bilie, ,penn icfort p%erfauit. Suitun Sron l.
Wetal Gp., 4r. 30j, Npro"euntoag' Strafc.
GSebr26@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

$3.50 - Synr tines terler nradtboIcn Sn,,,
fer ra1e gGtterions@a.f. Nr. - uub %,
ytorbsp1ree StraBe. eenentirie 9roitorre, &el'
ter unb Sof; emainirte 0%aoepaniie uno aits
henauSeub etc. $50 &aar uno 8eit inter feur
tstGten Nebiuau1een iaufen zines iener rioocr'
men Sdlfer. .Nettbtiet tie ulb iiber8eligt Gu6.
Sebr leidte geoin9ungen. Gomaro T.. Stur6,
On Dirt uip etele. (Suni17. tS,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Baltimore Eemctern.

SHrean: Sranifin Slbs., Saitiniore u. EurtbIfr.
geardbnibpIdte gum Ierfauf - bon $25 on,
nit Mdrmorpfoften abeegrenSt $95. DIas
fir bier 8rdber. Sreie genubuie ber aapeue
tdr Iraueraottesoientte. (Juni16, 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

@citer mars nj ~ t. - Gin
@eriId)t ben cinem Giienbabn . lin
glilf. bel peld)cm uiele Yerionen &c.
tootet ooer permlnoet iein %iolien,
eurdleilte gcltern Die Stoot. I'm
ecmiclben lit icood MIR iuabr, ooB
ein @iiterjug Der Baltimore uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

Hafe sur Ieiie ms MnslanS Be
iprst 6. &aiue, Nr. 413, Cf.YaIti.
m~ureitrafe, nabe Gnitom &onie aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
@ir babem bie folsenben gnten 2auD'
Gomplere smtt gerfanf:

8 ader $3.50; 5 sIder $500; IN Mder s400:
IS Nder $2500; 20 Ider $3.50. @uf etli1en
biefer gIdte fteben Obiibdiiiue. @ierais .W'inii'
ten sabrf per eIeftrif6er 9abn bon Baltimore
i1nb flint Wtiniiten 3u Sub bon Der Gfation ita4
trgenb einem Der Tldee. a5nren etIi9e bapon
unfer IeiHten- 3bIinesabeoineunaen periaufen.
GbenfauS 75 slider erobe Sarn1 NIT feiner gSaf'
I~ertronte, u~neefdbr 3fuct We:len bon ~berfelber
Efatton her eIeffrifhen gubn, NIT Gaus unS
onberen 0~ebduIidfeken, au $4,000.
Seberu Stealth COMPANY,
RI. iii. Rprs.GsarleS.etsste.
(U1drs241W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Gphraim ma1t,
0rnubelsenthum. uub Ba1ieeiddt.
Madjt-W ebauSe,
sr. II unb -, cH.5ahette. gtrate.
(Sebr6-)

@ltt uur 500 EnSa siung
unb ben Hctt 5I letbten Bebingu1get f6nren
Gle cine ueiuc Garm al5 Sbr Gigentbunl err
perbeT.
Sd babe eineft eroben Compiler 5ptffeu Dol.
timore uno s9afbiroton, her In feline Sarrnett
nufeefbeilt fperoeii fol-. Wefttitcl garnntirt.
Nr. 723-721 Gaitber building, VT. III, 9prp.
GbarieS' Strake. (Sept1 ,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Tuftipns. Inseiseu.
n. 8. Y%tcniants, Nntuait,
100 EQUITABLE VuiIbiNe.

8crtpdIters' Seriauf, %. @arJ 1909, 4 ubr
Nadnti.aaS, an Srt iro Stcle. Geioroero
iucrtbooIicS picrit5diees 3agetbaus, AZ bel 10
SUB, Nr. 1909. 14t1 mo 1913. SitsNtonus
merit Strabe. Sam Iiir ireeuo eiucu 3,ped
bcnitt perberl. acknowledgements uuo
ooGe Gin5eInbeiten 6u erfabren bel ". y.
Flcaiants, SerpaIier. (G3.73,sO,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

- NuSi GU Jtpu'Ssuh.
3pei @nbnunger. IuiierusNunf, ale erfprs
berliten gieben9ebdloe. 5urncn lno Seim'
'.dticn; Raierfront iiberuQ; Sol6s ilno Ioblelts
ldnoereien cine Spejialitdt. Tauis d Co., Tr.
1902, Sit.2eTiigtunsS trabe. (Sdnl1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

@rob. SEER: sd lerntc Bio
line lpielen oils i) od,t Sabre alt
mar" Wilifcr: .llnO ipie alt iua.
rem Sic, oils Sic es p~ergoben?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Uelb ~ psrIsibem.

aaet- nelfe Vefb a%ebrauden, tprtder ttsy
Ssr. .Mnleiben Out .SaIdre. Wtpbel ulo @ruub.
etgentbuni. Sm 8ertruuet. 5teine eoon Office
Wetboben. suSalhmpte Suuetmeut Co.," Wr.
L1U, Neutrality-suspicious. fq7A-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

3ur lcbtcn II {. - Nont
Sronerbouie. Nr. 1899, Sonneman.
Npenuc, aus follo geltern Nofnlittug
Die @ecrbi0uu,9 Ser om 3. oicies Wo.
nutS I'M Mltcr Don 81 Sabren peritors
bclcn Sruu Scila @%uitmonn nui
Dem Snmonnlels Srieoboic on Ser
Sarforo.Npoo itott, nuf)oen Eoitor
@cora Spilnion in Der bcutid)cn ep.
luth. gethlebemS-aird)e elnen ieier.
Iid)en Srouergottesoienit qcbnltcn
botie. 3oblreide it)one Sllunen-
Itiifc mlIrocn nnt @rdbeSbiigel ME
bergelc9t. sIs @obrtudtrG9cr INIT
girten Ied]s Mitglieoer bcs &ir6en.
ratbcs Der @etbI ehemS Oemeinoe.
Srou @uid,monn pllroe am 26. Slllli
lSll IN S%ItiricSlono gcboren uno
fam Dor etlpn % Sabren nit ibrcr
Tantilie 1dd) Mnlcrifo. Hebcn ibrenl
@ntteL Serrn Senrp @ilifnnann,
bintcriGBt lie einen Sobn, Sril. Sobn
u. 9ilid,nlmn1, orei Softer, Die
Srolien Sc. Eidcr, George Gonoon II.
Gietrid, Soniicn. icd)s Gnfelfinoer
unb mehrerc @eifpiiter in Teltid).
lnl,b.
Scriihtigter 3uhtbdss
Ter ibcntifi5irt. George
@bccler, lpcldcr an, Mittppd) &C.
nciniom nit Charles Moore nuO
,So6n 9ofer Don Der Eoli5ei pcrboftet
mllrbc, geItonb aeitern Eoli5ei-Sicil'
tenant Goiep I'M VertiQon-9 iircul
elm, nit 8cor9e (y9utt") 9roolep
cinern bcriid)ttgten 3llftbdusler,
iocntiif ST iein. Gr uio Die beioen
nnoeren @cnannten purben inter
Der 9eidunloigung oes Iiebitobls eli.
ner Giamont-g iliennobel i'm @ertb,
Don $500, Gigenthum Don Srn. pr.
bert I. @einberg, feitsenommen uno
BON Tid)ter 2oben in Scr neitlihen
Yoli5eiItotion bis ST. eincin am 10.
@ar5 itattfinoenoen ger6or ieitec.
bolten. Wbeeler bat bereits init Dem
3ubtbaus III Eittsbur9 9efannt.
ldaft genlodt unO lpuroe i'm Sabre
1903 megen Grmororung bon SSobn
&ogers, alias Sobn WcS 6errp, in
Mempbis. 1enneiiee. at lebenslGna.
liher 3udtbausItrofe perurtbeilt, je.
bod Ipater ourd)SermitteIung eiiligcr
Sreunoe begnaoigt. Gr ioa 5ucrlt
56eologie ituoirt baben. WarihaG
5arl,on bat oie &botogropbie'n nod
alien @robitdotert asiiberianot, I'M
mebr iiber oas @orIeben Der @ouner
gu criobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

gcrlangt MGnner mnS Gnaben.
Scltcue @rlegeubeit,

Seltcne @rlegeuBeit,
@ciubt: Sin competenieT .Qiaun nit capital
ais @clddfisfiibrer cilIer 5ilinIe her %unleritns
Hiiheu Sauptoiiice eiues eerlincr @cftdtta
bon &cItrHi. Scbc gItiSabIeroc Sieluna. pc
ionhers 9eeienei lin baltimore, "a ieine Con.
iUrren5 am Rldbe. 9liSfiibrlihe Ctferietl at
NuH. U. Sooic, i2t4 " >. Str, FbiIaeslphia,
Mn (tb q to1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
rsnnnel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stelengciuhe.
2tcnc1ciuG

2tcncgciut1:
cine h"eutidbc Srau luiitfdt Gtt[c iir alice
meme Naliearbeii, cIttlucher 81 NalIe Ithlutclt
poer bel Der Steuc. Niat ~5lfrd9elt III Mr.. 3t4,
Siosgruce StraRc. tbB-Sl
StcncGeIud.:
Gin lCoi9er @rpbltmlen ind Stclllul1 'ir
MuqeIlurpciI ooer nm fferoc ~ btitNia4cli.
9;ud3ufraocl in Mr.. I33, Glib SppohrursStr,
Hrcoerid, Jfuab. t6G--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
@eiiBt Gner Scim!

6. I. Wnilaabcr, @amnntcrncbmcr.
$3.50 I iHubiIbs2s 0H gnus s''' "'S''"''' "F"'
iueben iertig gcitc1t, al Der Giibfeiie beS
1900 @cS;crts, Cts ,pnamcut. Ctr.
oabell que %lellG'isll Sinrl0idinGeil elnlniieb,
pro Subr. Nenrenle 8eoin9uigen, nenrl Ges
piinfbt. Ngent AM Srt. U43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
Sm pcrmictbcn.
an OCrnttctbcu

3u Dcrmiethcu:
Tete Siufer an Der gtnrnseotoTacrS traBe,
3iuifhelt Der Satrlllourtssioenu uito Sdpeites
Gtrube: nlc Observation-Disclosures; ricortee Wietbe.
Wtar nebmc Satrnoulti' glpenlie Cars. Nndls
,uiragen al Srt uuo Stelc. I6eb20-,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07
gu %ncrfaufcn.


Sm ucr!anicn:
Cine @udcret nit 5;pei Wdriiitnnoen. Nats
~5uiragen bci ". ". Siaud, Tr. 1916, @n.
muuoiDus9lueuuc t6t-O
3a ucrtGufcu:
Sine dlie felt 40 S0hreu bcitcbeHoe NSiriDs
fbaft fir $3.50; Der Stdno III lnehr ipeltb. 3u
erirnQeu an CIT uro SteIIe bel I. e. SGinis
aGrtucr, &r. G2j, SiosSuicrncs Strake.
(64-6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-07

8. Eeaboop. SrgeIGecito [.
Gas 8. EeoboOp Srgel Srei.Gon.
cert, bas beute Nadmittng va llbr
in Der Gon5ertbolle oeS Snitituts
itnttiinOet, miro Don .Srn. ". u.
@ololpin gegeben. Iie Gontro.Alti
itin SRI. Gli5obctb 2edic bringt CT,
nigc Sieocr gum gortrog. Not,.
itcbeilo bas Trogramm: -.
Sorate Hr. 1......... Menoslsiohu
vMepcrie patbeiiqile" .Wooirep
.Sape me, 0 600" ...... .Mauheddcr
Snflfare .Yemmens
Noman5e in G...............ga elliot
Gon5crt,S upertiire in g.. Collins
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24

Two good acts and five excellent nov ing pictures tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
WORK WILL BEGIN ON FOOTBR|DGE OVER
 CREEK TODAY
BARNEY HARMsEN HAS THE CON TRACT AND WILL RUSH CON
 SEDUCTION TO FINISH

Preliminary work will be commenced on the new suspension foot bridge across Pinal Creek at the Gila Valley depot today.
 Barney Harmsen, who has the con- tract for the work, expects the engi- neer who has charge of the work to complete the work of laying out the necessary points in short time. Work will then be commenced on the abut- menis for the bridge and early next week it is expected that everything will be in readiness for the stringins of the cables, which will support the bridge timbers.
 As the span is a long one it will be necessary to put in four abutments, one on either end and two in the channel of the creek. This should give the bridge 8 very stable foundation and prevent the unpleasant swinging which is an objectionable feature in other bridges of this class about town.
 As there is some seepage water in the bed of the creek, it will probably be necessary to install steam syphon to permit the necessary excavation for the construction of the concrete abut- ments.
 The new bridge will be constructed by the Gila Valley. railroad company, in consideration of receiving the ground formerly occupied by street at the site of the depot, which was vacated q short time ago by the action of the city council. IL win afford good means of passage between this side of town and that district lying south of Kin ney park, on the west side of Pinal creek.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
Miller'S Cafe we'll Satisfied with
 Business

o. W. Miller and Tony Weary, propri. etors of Miller's Cafe, in the Trust building, are very much grati6ed at the large volume of business done, at their new location since their interesting op- ening Sunday evening, and say the pat ronage of the new eating place exceeds their expectations. The. service is equal to, if not better than, that of their old place. which became famous as a first-class eating place. They have now made arrangements to receive daily from Kansas steaks and other high class meats for their patrons, and state that in the future as in the past they will be able to take care of their in creasing patronage in highly satisfac- tory manner. They make a speciality of family trade and after-theater par ties, having private boxes for this purpose, at the same time continuing their lunch counter for those who prefer this style of service.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
THIS IS MY SETH BIRTHDAY
GENERAL LORD KITCHENER

General Lord Kitchener, the cele- brated British general who is at pres ent commander of the military forces in India, was born in County Kerry. Ireland, June 2i, 1850, and was edu. cated at the Royal Military academy at Woolwieh. In 1871 he entered the Royal Engineers. His career since that time is substantially review of the wars and military expeditions in which England has engaged during the past thirty-fve years. He was in command of the Egyptian cavalry from 1882 to 1884 and in the latter year distinguish ed himself in the Nile expedition. He remained in Egypt and the Soudan for more than ten years and in 1898, in recognition of his heroic services in front of Khartoum, General Kitchener was raised to' the peerage and givcn grant of sl50,000 by parliament. Dur ing the last war with the Boers in South Africa he was commander.in- chief of the British forces. When the war was ended he was created wis count and promoted to the rank of gen erai, in addition to receiving other hon. ors from his government.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
THIS DATE M HISTORY


  to al l753General William Hull territorial Michigan Derby Conn. Died in Newton Mass, November 2e 1895. 1s12The Napoleon consisting 470000 campaign by the passage of the Niemen lsl3Henry Ward Beec famous born Itchfd Conn Died in Brooklyn March 8, 1887. 1S26n G. Downey seventh of California; born Ireland lS64Mayand constitutional convention abolish l873The the Poaris expedition lSS0Natopal democratic Cincinnati General Win field s. Hancock for president
  N. J. Born at Caldwell N. J, March IS 1887.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
FIXTURES OF BANK WILL ARRIVE IN
 SHORT TIME
BUILDING NEAR COMPLETION NEW HOUSE ONE OF FINEST
 IN THE TERRITORY

The fixtures for the new Gila Val ley Bank & Trust company building will be shipped within the next few days, permitting the building to be ready for occupancy by the first of August, barring any unforeseen delays, according to E. NJ. Hurd, local mana ger, who returned from Denver Sunday night. sya4fEiE
 The building is now finished, with lae exception ot the installation of the fixtures and decoration of the interior. The fixtures will be fitted, ready to put in place, and when they arrive here, it will be a matter of only short time to fit up the rev banking institution.
 The bank will be fitted up in fine shape and will be one of the hanisoinest institutions of it's kind in the terri. tory. The big vaults have beer con strueted as nearly burglar proof as it is possible to make them and the tellers cages will be protected by spc cisl devices, making it practically inn possible for any money to escape ex- cept through legitimate channels.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24

Sometimes you may be told that there are other things just as good as De- Witt B Kidney and Bladder Pills. That isn't 50. Nothing made is as good as DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for any ailments of the kidney or blad. der, which always result in weak back. backache, rheumatic pains, rheumatism and urinary disorders. A trial of Dc Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills is sufficient to convince you how good they are. Send your name to K. C. Dewitt & O., Chicago, for free trial box. They are sold here by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Go.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24

GOOD SHOW AT IRIS Two good acts and five excellent nov ing pictures tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
You Never Can Tell

Just exactly the cause of your rheu- matism, but you know you have it. Do you know that Ballard's Snow Lin iment will cure its-relieve the pain reduces the swelling and limbers the joints and muscles so that you will be as active and well as you ever were Price 25c, soc and $l.o0. Sold by Pal ace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
A Vital Point.

The most delicate part of baby Is it's bowels. Every ailment that it sui fers with attacks of the bowels also en- dangering in most cases the life of the infant. McGee's Baby Elixir cures diarrboea, dysentery and all derange mcnts of the stomach or bowels. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24

Batteries-OveraII, Kroh, Hagerman, Brown and Moran; Archer, Casper, Fromme and Roth.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24

here from Phoenix to atterd the meet ing of the business men, and that he will be accompanied by Mir. Mcintyre, the California road expert. This news leaves no doubt that the meeting at the Dominion tonight will be the most eff feetiye in the cause of good roads that has ever been held in Gla county.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
GOOD ROAD MEETING ID ENTERTAIN
 VISITORS
DELL POTTER OF CLIFTON PUTS THIS NATTER BEFORE PER
 soNAL BUSINESS
SUPERVISOR GRAND COMING
GOOD TURNOUT REQUESTED AT MEETING AT DoMINIow
 HOTEL TONIGHT

If the business and professional men of Globe show the same interest in the good roads question that is manifested by Dell NJ. Potter of Clifton, the meet ing to be held by the Globe chamber of commerce in the dining room of the Dominion hotel this evening should bring all hoped for results. In reply to an invitation sent to him few days ago by Secretary F. F. Towle, Mir. Pot ter sent telegram to the chamber of commerce yesterday. In it's expression of loyalty to the cause of good roads it is unquestionably sincere. It is, moreover, if so interpreted, an eloquent appeal to the citizens of this city to CO., operate in this most important move meUt to seeure better highways in Gila county. The telegram follows:
 GLOBE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
 F. r. Towle Secretary.
 Mv business demands my personal at tent!on, but all Arizonans' personal business should be of secondary con sideration when the great subject of roads is to be considered, q subiect which means more to this territory than the building of railroads. I win arrive on the tram tomorrow evening.
 DELL Nj. POTTER.
 In view of the energy and spirit of such a guest as Mir. Potter, the least that the people of Globe can do this evening is to attend the meeting in force to hear any suggestions he may have to offer on the work in which he is so interested and experienced. And having attended, it is to be hoped that everyone will do all in their power to make the new bond issue for good roads in this county a reality in the near future. As Mir. Potter says, it is not exaggerating to say that this country of ours needs good roads more than it does railways, and having once obtain ed suitable highways, the growth of population may be depended upon to take care of itself. People, as a rule, locate where advantages for business and right living are to be had, and of all advantages. good means of travel are most important. The chamber of commerce is desrous that everyone, whether member of the organization or not, but having the l best interests of the city at hearttaoJto | best interests of the city and county at heart, shall be present at the meeting 1 this evening to swell the majority al | ready in favor of the good roads bond issue.
 Pertaining to the good roads ques- ton, it Is interesting to note that cer. tain enterprising citizens of Douglas ! gre agtating the matter of a territorial highway from that city to the Grand | Canyon. The best route for such a road would lead through Tombstone, | Wilcox, Solomonville and from there to | the Grand Canyon by way of the Giia Valley and Globe.
 4 telegram was received at a late | hour last night by Secretary F. F. ! Towle, saying that c. F. Girard, the territorial highway engineer, is coming
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

hatterIes-SteeI and spencer; Doyle ,Chesbro and Blair.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-24
COAST LEAGUE
GOOD SHOW AT IRIS

battefIes-Uuyn and F1sher; WhaIen md Graham.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

Eva nay Tonight.

The most novel attraction Of the
season comes 10 the Baird Theatre to-
nieht. when Miss Eva Ray and Com
pany open a three-nights' engagement
here. The work Of Miss Ray Is said
20 be great, and her audiences are
mystifed IN the extreme at the clever
performance.
OF Miss Rays accomplishment The
jacksonville Metropolis Of January
2eth says:
EVA Ray has certainly made good.
she Is indeed a wonder.
-she opened a weeks engagement
at the orpheum Theatre last night to
. big audience. and when the crowd
lett the theatre they were mystifled.
They had seen things accomplished
that are not believed unless seen.
How did she do III was the question
on the liD Of everyone Of the great
crowd that left the theatre after the
nrst performance Of this wonderful
woman.
The early portion Of the program
a almost as marvellous as the second,
when her mind reading took the
crowd OF their feet. so sensational and
correct were her answers TO the va
xiOns questions asked.
During the cabinet work a commit
Tee OF prominent citizens we're seat
ed on the stage. and there we're none
In the audience more mystifled than
thls committee after she had done her
work.
re Is durlag part two that Miss Ray
carries the audience BY storm, and
sends them from the theatre amazed
al what they have seen and heard. In
thls part Miss Ray represents SOmnOl-
ency. an exhibition Of mind reading
and telepathy power while in a hyp-
motto condition
THE audience Is requested TO write
questions on a slip OF paper. with their