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The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-23
DOING ONE THING WELL.

The boy just starting out In active.
eager life would do well to remember
that more than all else success In
life depends on doing some one thing
better than others do 1t. whether
preaching sermon. saving board.
painting rose. digging ditch. being
a college president or running a farm.
There is plenty Of opportunity at good
wages for men In these and other
lines who understand their business
and do II exceptionally well To 6t
oneself foi this kind of service de-
pends upon selecting the occupation
one likes best and is best suited 60.
making thorough preparation for 1t
and. lastly derotlug ones energies n
the object ~ view with patience eac
at1thllsfaefn
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-23

Following one line means success In
a majority VI cases. but did not Wi d
the Illinois farmer who got fne
homestead land at SIPS per acre sixty
years ago. has grown nothing but
wheat and corn on 1t since and today
gets but two bushels of wheat and ten
az corn per acre, and even to get this
paItry return has to let his land rest
part Of the time at that to get its
breath. He was one Of your practica.
fellows who followed In the agricul-
turaI ruts Of his forefathers and had
no time for lead pencil farmers or cx-
pertinent station bulletins.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Boston Looks to Globe

s. F. Sullenberger, who has just re- turned from business trip to Texas and the coast, reports business con disions in this city. are far better than in any other place in the country, and that Globe is attracting more and more attention in the business world. In Boston, especially, Mir. Sullenberger said, considerable interest was being taken in the mineral development of this section, which is growing more and more attractive to capitalists. MT. Sullenberger stopped at Amarillo, Tex. as, and found that much influence is being brought to bear upon the Texas legislature, now in session, for the pass age of bank deposit guarantee law, which he thought would eventually be passed. Speaking of Roosevelt, the banker said that the general opinion seemed to be that he had overreached himself.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Women,s club Meeting Today-

A mass meeting of the women of Globe has been called for 3 O clock this afternoon in the district courtroom for the purpose of adopting the eonstitu' ton and bylaws prepared for the or ganization of Woman's club in this city. The promoters of the movement contemplate a club which will be di' vided into several departments, such as civic improvement department, one on literature, such as the existing Wednesday club, which would be ab- sorbed by the new organization, de partment on domestic economy, and as many more departments as may be found necessary to treat the various subjects of interest to the members.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Old Dominion officials in City

pr. James Douglas and President Charles s. Smith of the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling company, arrived in the city yesterday forenoon at II o'clock on their special ear, which was brought up from Bowie by Conductor Carnes, one of the oldest and most trusted men in the employ of the Gila Valley. Globe & Northern. Dr. Douglas and MT. Smith will remain here until Sunday evening, looking over the property of the Old Dominion com. pany.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Another One in Denver.

Incidental to the local proceedings, news reaches the Silver Belt of the arrest at Denver of Pasquale Roberto, suspected of being an absconding bank CT from Baltimore. The Denver prison CT, however, protests loudly that he is the victim of mistaken identity and that it is cousin of his, man bear ing the same name, who is wanted Pasquale Roberto, saloon keeper, by the way, is ready and anxious to go to Baltimore without extradition papers and without the least objection, so con fident is he that he will be able to es. tablish his innocence.
 The local officers are of the opinion that Allessandro Ruberto, the man of many aliases held in this city, is the man for whom the Denver saloon keep CT was arrested.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
world Lock Up Locomotive

Locking up fractous locomotive was the novel expedient of Pat Miehl, a Hibernian employo at the Gila Valley roundhouse. Mike Brownlee had got into the cab of an engine in from a run and undertook to take her into the roundhouse. The throttle leaked and Mike ran over the pit. He tried to throw the lever back, but had to swing it forward again when the en- zine was about to take header under the turntable. Mike ran the engine back and forth for while, making desperate, but fruitless efforts to stop her, while Pat watched him anxiously, running back and forth with the en- zine. "Jist git her back inter tn roun house an Fl shoot tn dhure on tn domned thing" roared Mike at last, but q machinist came to their res cue and saved the roundhouse door.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
by Coroner Hinson Thomas was as fol

by Coroner Hinson Thomas was as fol lows: William Wills, c. c. Johnson, Ben Jones, Alex Simpson, H. II. Huff and J. W. Berry. Photographic adviees from the brother of the dead man state that he was a native of Missouri, un- married and 24 years of age. Jacques brother, William Jacques, has request cd that the body be sent to Kansas City for burial, and the remains have been prepared to this end by F. l.. Jones, the undertaken.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Jack cummins Under Bond

Jack Cummins, who recently heat up Max Bonne the butcher, was placed un- der 5000 bond by Justice Hinson Thom. as yesterday, Bonne having complained that Cummins was threatening to as sault and beat him again. When arrest ed for the first assault. Cnmmins plead cd that Bonne owed him some money for breaking horses and had refused to pay him. Bonne, when assaulted, made no defense and was badly beaten up Friday evening he called on Justice Thomas and, with the statement that Cummins was threatening to assault him again, asked that the man be ar rested
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

M. Giurovich & Go. and Angius, Zen ovich & Co. have consolidated theil businesses and same will be conducted in future under the firm name of An gius, zenovich & Go. All bills due eith CT firm will be payable to the latter who will also pay all indebtedness oi beth companies.
 l.. B. ANGUS,
 N. s. ZENOVICH,
 NJ. l.. CHRISTOVICH,
 s. M. MITROvICH,
 M. GIUROvICH.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

Have you cousin named Pas quale Rubertoi' the Silver Belt asked Alessandro.
 "No, no, no, answered the Italian in his oily, confidential way. 'The only cousin I have is lady cousin up in Colorado.
 Nothing had been said of Denver in the query, and Ruberto mentioned Colorado of his own volition and with. out the least suggestion
 The prisoner was then in the steel cage, inside the jail, and the converse tion was, perforce, limited to an ex change of messages.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Arthur H. Hargrave, head clerk of Sultan's dry goods department, will leave this morning for Eldorado, H., being called there by the serious illness of his aged mother, who, according to the telegram received yesterday, can live but short time.
 II. Howard of Houghton, Mich, was one of last nights arrivals, having come on business with the Miami Cop per company.
 s. J. Prince of Leadville, Colo, is in the city on business.
 w.. B. Barr of Phoenix is in the city on insurance business.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

THE CITIZENS BANK OF GLOBE IS NOW RECEIVING THE MARKET QUOTATIONS BY WIRE AND IS PREPARED TO EXECUTE YOUR OR DERS PROMPTLY FOR THE PUR- CHASE OR SALE OF STOCKS, AND CONTINUES TO TRANSACT A GEN ERAL BANKING BUSINESS. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. & 2, SULLENTERGER, PRESIDENT.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Negngence. Says coroner,s Jury-

That A. F. Jacques, the young brake man killed by car at Copper Hill Thursday afternoon had come to his death through his own lack of care, was the verdict of the coroner's jury which held the inquest at 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon. The jury selected
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Developing Bowie Marble Works

Three carlods of machinery, inelud- ing two steam hoisting engines and oth- CT apparatus, were received at Bowie yesterday and will be transported to the marble quarry, about ten miles south of that point. The quarry, which has been found to contain marble of an excellent quality, is being worked by a Denver syndicate, which will extract the rough marble and ship it to Denver to be finished
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
.sEm Eu" Celebrates Anniversary

M. L. Naquin of Naquin & Co.,, the Broad street merchants, celebrated his birthday anniversary last night with a few intimate friends at pleasant bridge whist party at his home on Mob hill. Among the guests was Russ War ner of San Francisco, a commercial traveller who has many friends in this city and section.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
MAJESTIC MATINEE TO-DAY.

There will be matinee today at p. m. at the Majestic theater. The "Charlie g Aunt, " will be play ed by the James P. Lee Comedy Play CTS. Already this company has made a splendid impression on crowded houses. This stock company is considered the best company of its kind ever in Globe and no doubt it will prove to be the most popular.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
NOTICE

All old accounts due the firm of Bar clay & Co.,, successors to Barclay, Hig. don & Co.,, not settled, or arrangements not made for settlement of same by the 18th of February, will be collected without further notice.
 BARCLAY & co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Punching Tickets on New Line

w. II. Worden, better known among the boys as "Hard Rock Bill, one of the oldest and most reliable con ductors on the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern, has been selected as passen. ger conductor on the Mexico < Colo rado, the new road that is being built from Cochise to Courtland. E. s. Cooper has been appointed as conductor of the construction train. Both will have their headquarters at Pearce.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Car Shops Are Busy

Work. is being pushed in the car shops of the Gila Valley, Globe X Northern, where repairs are being made on a number of coaches and freight ears. The old baggage ear which was replaced for time by car from the Cananea line, las been thoroughly over hauled and looks like new ear.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Dominion Hotel Arrivals

II. Howard, Houghton, Mich.s>A. B. Hurst, Memphis; Gus Pollack, chica- go; E. F..Sloan, Chicago; F. B. Tinker, Miami; Mrs. c. s. Gungle, Junction City, Kan; c. M. Wadley, St. Louis; A. Judell, Kansas City; Ed Steon, St. Louis; W. B. Barr, Phoenix; II. M. Harris, Fred l.. Hall, Richard Hawkey, St. Louis; s. J. Prince, Leadville.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
National Strikes Rich Pocket

A small but very rich pocket of silver was struck by the National Mining Ex. ploration company on its property at a depth of twenty feet. The ore, of which there is about 300 pounds, will run 1900 ounces in silver and 10 per cent in copper. The shaft, which has reached depth of twenty eight or thir. ty feet, is entirely in ledge matter porophyry and oxides.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that c. D. Barclay and Rosa B. Pendleton have purchased the partnership interest of Hugh L. Higdon in the business hereto fore conducted as Barclay, Higdon & Co. The purchasers will pay all debts and collect all outstanding accounts.
 G. D. BARCLAY,
 ROSA B. .PENDLETON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Blacksmith S Bellows Blow Away

A high wind on Miami Flats Thurs day played hobs with Parker's black smith shop. The building was moved off it's foundation and dumped askew, tilting the anvil, and even the bellows were blown out of tune.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Worn Ont

Th1t's the way you feel about the lungs when you have hacking cough. It's foolishness to let it go on and trust to luck to get over it, when Ballard s Hoiehound Syrup will stop the cough and heal the lungs. Price 25c, soc and $l.0) per bottle. Sold by Palace Phaimacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
New Operator

The telegraph business has developed to such an extent recently that the Western Union company has found it necessary to employ an additional opp orator for the day trick. J. W. Wheat ley arrived last evening from Los An geles to assume this position.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Trotted Over Bridge

!. II. Stone was arrested yesterday afternoon by Deputy Marshal Cochran for trotting over the bridge in Hill street. He will be given hearing this morning before Justice Hinson Thomas. This is the first arrest made under the ordinance in several months.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
SAND

Chas M Clark has leased the Led of Pinal creek from Cedar to 3 camore streets and has the exclusive right to dispose of same.
 CLARA E. KINNEY.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

house, and the work will be finished in few days, as there is very little grading to do. The painters were also set to work on the new building yes terday morning.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Building Warehouse Track

Section Foreman Thompson began yesterday the construction of the switch leading up to the new freight
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
Sausage to Smoke

Sausage to smoke
 Shanley & Mounce, the butchers, were in receipt yesterday of carload of eornfed hogs from Kansas City. There will be sausage to burn and to smoke for those who prefer it in the latter style
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
A GREAT HIT.

MT. and Mrs. Miller made a big hit at the Iris last night. See them tonight in their acrobatic dancing, comic songs and burlesque Merry Widow waltz.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Frank Haynes "Pinches'' Haynes

John Haynes, negro who refused to provide for his wife and children, was arrested yesterday by Undersheriff Frank Haynes on a warrant issued out of the court of Justice Bert Pratt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that A. P. Estes is no longer employed by the c. 8. Van Wagenen company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-06

Highest class job printing at reason able prices at Silver Belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE CANANEA HOLDING COMPANY UNDER THE LAWS OF ARIZONA.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES.
 ENTS:
 That we, the undersigned, have this day voluntarily associated our selves together for the purpose of forming a corporation under the laws of the Arizona.
 AND WE HEREBY CERTIFY.
 First: That the name of the cor. poration shall be the Cananea Hold. ing Company Second: That the purposes tor which it is formed are.
 Article 1st. To do a general mining bus ness.
 Article 2nd. To buy, sell or nod in trust stock or bonds in other corpora tions.
 Article a. To buy or sell or Ieas. mining properties.
 Article i. This company snail keen an office at Bisbee, Arizona. and may keep other offices at Los Angeles. Cal. ifornia, or Cananea, Mexico. at which places all incorporators, directors. or stockholders meetings may be held, and business of corpofation transact cd
 Article [. To buy, sell. lease. or rent real estatefor purposes connect. ed with its mining and business deal ings for offices, smelters. mills, water rights and power development
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14
NEW INVENTION
 WILL SAVE COAL

The nations inroads upon it's coal pile by the wasteful methods of min ing and st Il more wasteful methods of usng fuel has added moved step in exact science toward the conservation of ccal. now 95 per cent wasted in the processes of produc ng power. A de- wee has been perfected by the latest type of specialist. tae combustion engineer" with which one is enabled to learn what gases are present In furnace and what ones go up the chimney and thus determine why chimney belehes soot. how many heat units are wasted. and way. so that mcre' power can be produced from the coal consumed than has been the com mon practice The wield of flue gas analyss is Gs yet an unexp'ored ter ritcry to most of us" said the inven- tr og this device. Jos. w. Hayes, of Rogers Park. H.. who was called upon to explain 10 Chicago's Smoke Comm ssion why the city Is deluged with unconsumed particles of coal in spite of efforts made in good faith to caeck the waste. h a monograph on How 10 Build Up Furnace Eficien- cy." which authorities regard as the lsst word on this very practical sub iect he said: There are dollars to be saved at the furnace, and only mes st the eng ne. The problem is to burn all cf the ccpbnuble with the least surplus of air Low wages pad to f.semen gets poor men. yet man Eao k3Cws how to re a boiler right ai'l sav the amount cf his wages over ea1 over sgaia' Partly because ot thc anti moko cru ade in Ch cago, Ir Esyes' invent on has been put 70 practical use in ths city with sue cess that shows when it Is generally
 r0trr's coal supply will 'a-t l~-rr then is u~w prr mi ed by re methods in general use. Accord ng to rigres cf tho Cclservati-n Com m ss'cn. the ccuntry's eoal mines will he exhausted by the end of t1e next century unless we slow up in the reckless waste of fuel. get more horse power cut of eery carload and de- wise morc economical methods Of
 over production
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14
Personal

Max Gayito, a prominent citizen of NacC, is in the city on business con nected with the Gold Tref ;u~e Mining company, in which he is heavily ir. terested.
 Ii. J. Temple is in town looking after the railroad that is stretching its lines through the richest section oi the world.
 c. l. NcReynclds, the Blsbee attor ney. is here GU legal business.
 JCe Muheim is here from Blsbee. al tend ng to mining matters
 Charles Onlick is at the Sonora
 E. T. Scott is registered at the Alexandria from Guadalajara.
 J. F Francis and C. H. Bachnlau. two citizens of Guaymas. are guests at the Alexandria.
 C. s. Morgan of Duluth is at the Sonora.
 J, c. Mcclure Of Tucson is at the
 Nanecio Ruiz of Naco is at the Alex. aldria.
 G W. Never is stopping at the So nora from Ncgales.
 |. F.. Becker of Bisbee is an Alex | andria guest.
 A. D, Lee of Ojo, Arizona is at the Alexandria
 William Shaw of Denver is auto graphed at the Alexandria.
 Alexander Shaw has gone out to the states for months stay. Leslie Roner is filing MT. Shaw's place i'm the general office, until that gentleman returns.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14
DETAILS MEXICAN
 LAND CONCERNS
Important Information Which Should Be Known By Prob
 able EmigrantS.

There are two land and colcniza- coast along the line of HarIiman's Cananea, Yaqui River and Pacific rail road. The plans of which are impor- tant 10 Americans and others desir- ing homes at reasonable prices. These are the Sinaloa Land company and the Richardson Construction company Both are Los Angeles concerns.
 The Sinaloa Land company owns in the state of Sinaloa nearly 5.000,O0o acres in different parts of that state 1t is taking out two canals for the ir' rigation of a very liige tract between Culiacan, the capital. and the coast and this land is now on the market or will be very soon.
 The manager of this company ana one of the owners is Nelson Rhodes Jr., at one time d resNent of this city and who is well and most favor ably known here.
 The Richardson Construction com pany has a very large tract in the rich and fertile valley of the Yaqui river in Sonora. The company is sell ing lands and some idea can be had of what it is doing wien II IS said that il sold during November and Decem Der last more than 10000 acres JC bona fide settlers, most of them Amer jeans. The announcement is made that following February I an advance of 90 per cent will be made.
 This company is controlled by the Richardson brothers, W.o fer years owned and operated the La Bufa cop per miEe and the Trinidad silver mlne in the Sahuaripa district Of Sonora Davis Richardson, of the company, $ quite we'll and most favorab y known to mining men in tbls city and state
 The Richardson Construction com pany has been spending years in the deyeloI ment of this sec Ion, ana now that trouble with tie Yaqui Indians seems at an end. an early settlement of the section by American farmers IS anticipated. Many miles of roads and ditches have been constructed. At the diversion point on f=le Taqui river. a new Limones dam Is being built to supplement- other irrigation works, and two hotels. one at Esperanza. and one at the newly laidou; town of Yaqui are being built This development IS the result of fifteen years of patient work, and it is the worX Of an ener getic set of American men.
 The United States reclamation ex perts have estimated that it will re qlire s70,000000 to reclaim 1,910.GOC acres of land included in twenty eight projects. The magnitude of the work of the Richardsons in the Yaqui valley is at once realized when it IS recalled that these men have just about completed a system to reclaim nearly tbree-quarte-s of million acres, and that they have done this without the aid of government money
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-14
NACOZARI DISTRICT
 IS A BUSY ONE
Douglas International }


 Recently there have been many evi- denees or increased acuyity III the mining industry in the NacoZari dis trict. The work begun on the Car adad mine has attracted much atten- ton because Of the very high grade copper ore which has been sent 10 the smelter in this city. The Bell Union property has also shipped sey- eraI cars of good oTe during the past six months. The Nacozari district IL Is believed has one of the largest cop per mines in the worid-the Pi'ares- connected with the reduction pIant ot the Moctezuma Copper company by a narrow gauge railroad. The orc from the Pilares is low grade and requires concentrating. To accommodate the ores from this mine a new 2000-Ion concentratOr has just been completed
 A New Property.
 Three weeks ago R. L. Van Dusen of Minneapolis, Minnesota. and Fritz Kohlmeyer of Nacozari closed the last of a series of deals which gave them i25 peTtenencias Of mineral ground lying between the La Caradad and Pilares mines, being oEly one and a half miles northeast of the latter property. A contract was let ana work was at once started on a tunnel which has now been run siXty-iive feet. In the face of this tunnel is a body or ore of unknown dimensions as yer which assays onv anc one-half per cent copper.
 High Grade Ore.
 An open cut on t-1s property has been started on q rich surface crop ping from which 2 very high grade ore is being taken. It is expected that a car of this ore will be sent to the Copper Queen smelJeT in this city be- fore the first of February An assay of this ore gives gold .0S of an ounce; silver, 9 ounces; copper, 34 per cent. making a total value of sS4 per ton. This ore will be slipped from the Pilares mine to NacoZari and from i Nacozari it will come tosDouglas.
 Work Will 5s Pushed. Messrs. Van Dusen and Kohlmeyer stated last night that it was their m tention to lose no time in the devel- pecting already done on it has proved it's value as mineral ground. While 1 they expect to develop large depos- its of milling ore, they hope to find a sufficient amount of high grade ore to keep the cost of development at the minimum.
 Mir. Van Dusen will leave Douglas this evening for his home in Minneap- oiis where he has been called on bus mess and NIT. Kohlmeyer returned Jo- day to Nacozari where he has resided for year and 8 half. devoting his time to searching for a valuable cop per property which he feels confident he has now secured